Burly's Catering

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Burly's Catering - Breakfast menu (April 2012) - Farmers Market Near Me - Salem, Oregon

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Aaron W.

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14 years ago

The first Salem Saturday Market of 2012 took place on April 7, and I met a friend there for lunch. Circling the numerous vendors, we decided to try Burly's. Over the last year, I've really become a big biscuits and gravy person. So naturally, I went with the Biscuit Shooter: country gravy with three types of sausage and pulled pork, smothering a Southern-style biscuit. A massive biscuit and enough gravy to clog all my arteries. A good deal for $5 -- even though it will take a few more years off my life expectancy. Yup, bad panda, no more biscuits for you! I also topped my B&G with some of Burly's "Smoke Signals" BBQ sauce. A young dude taking orders said it had some habanero in there. I knew it wouldn't be extremely spicy for me, but I went with it anyway because it was easily the spiciest condiment there. The gravy was hearty, thick, and delicious. I personally enjoyed the sausage chunks in the gravy, adding great texture contrast and flavor. On the other hand, the biscuit, which looked like it got hit by gamma rays, was tough to cut into with just a fork. Being at a Farmers' Market, the biscuits were probably not freshly made. The BBQ sauce was very good. The sweetness significantly reduced the heat level, so I think a lot of people would enjoy it. My friend enjoyed the Smokehouse Hash with Yukon gold potatoes, green peppers, onions, sausage, pulled pork, and cheese, with a biscuit side. In any case, even this panda has to socialize with others about non-foodie matters. Gasp! Despite the biscuit, the overall was still much better than my last visit. An OK experience here. read more

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Dale H.

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This is a stand at the Saturday Market in Salem. The menu is pretty simple and the food smells great. I was actually drawn in by the hash listed on his whiteboard. But once I started looking, I decided on the pulled pork sammich. The pork was done well. Very tender and pulled to the right size, not shredded and dry. Decent pork flavor, but didn't taste much of a smoke flavor. My assumption was that he wasn't smoking the pulled pork, even though he had smokers there with him where he was holding the food. The sammich came with a great portion of pork, no skimping here. Very much worth the $6 price. On one half of the sammich (bottom half of the roll) was the pulled pork without sauce (I'll get to that in a few secs). On the top half of the open roll was the slaw. This is where I reason giving three stars instead of four or five. The cole slaw tasted just like something that you'd pick up at a grocery store or get in your school lunch. Standard. I want flavor when I order anything with slaw. So here's this sammich with nice pulled pork on one side, and standard slaw (something like Resers would make) on the other. Then I look down and found the sauces. There were six to choose from in squeeze bottles. I chose to use two sauces, splitting the sammich down the middle with them. On one half, I chose the Carolina sauce. Nice, tangy, and mustardy. On the other half I chose the sweet and sassy sauce (both his names for his sauces). I liked this one just a bit more than the Carolina sauce. But both were delicious. I don't remember the other sauces there other than a berry sauce and a hot bbq sauce. The mixture of sauce, pork, and slaw was pretty good (given the slaw...). I even enjoyed the mixture of the sauces in the middle as they co-mingled together. And the roll was soft, but I don't believe fresh baked...rather store bought rolls. But that's ok. This is just a farmers market stand...not a problem. The only thing that I felt it was missing was the crunch of a pickle (my preference would have been a deep fried pickle, I told my wife). I would definitely order from him again. Not only was the flavor decent, but he was a very nice gentleman. There was someone else working with him that he seemed to be training...but she just took our money. Seemed nice, though. I think on my return visit at the end of the market season (October 30th) I'll be trying the hash...what originally pulled me in to his stand. I may have to go to this stand first though as I have a feeling that I'll be eating from many stands that day, considering it's the closing day of the market until next summer. But I'm not complaining. read more

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Marion St NE/Summer Pl NE
Salem, OR 97301
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Specialty coffee by day

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Roasting specialty coffee on site

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