The Oxtail King, Les Rhodes Jr., popped up in Dallas last weekend to sell his world-famous candy apple red oxtails and announce the anticipated opening of a Dallas location.
Les BBQ Sandwiches popped up in Dallas on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 at Glow Event Venue. Les Rhodes Jr. was hosted by chef Kevin Johnson of Taste by Chef Kevin., Les Rhodes Jr., hooked up his trailer and drove down from Utah to pop up at Glow Event Venue on Regal Row in Dallas.
The overwhelming line wrapped around the venue and flowed onto the sidewalk, something Rhodes expected after popping up at former Dallas Cowboy Dez Bryant's inaugural Big Dallas Tailgate party. Rhodes’ roots, just like his barbecue, are “Texas in every way.” The pitmaster hails from Victoria and relocated to Utah after Hurricane Harvey devastated his Southeast Texas hometown. He took to the pit to anchor him to home. Rhodes began a side gig selling barbecue sandwiches and was met with overwhelming demand. With the help of oxtails and social media, Les BBQ Sandwiches became a national sensation., $169.
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