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Boomer Jacks In Murphy Texas

Nor-TX

By Nor-TX
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Nor-TX
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A new restaurant is opening in Murphy Texas called Boomer Jacks. There are other locations in Texas and I was wondering if anyone has eaten there? They have quite a large gluten free menu.

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I live in Plano and I've never heard of them before...I checked out their website, but I didn't see anything related to gluten-free menu items at all. Do you have a list of what they offer?

Nor-TX Enthusiast
Nor-TX
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I live in Plano and I've never heard of them before...I checked out their website, but I didn't see anything related to gluten-free menu items at all. Do you have a list of what they offer?

I have a fax at work with their gluten free menu. I will post it Monday or can send it to you if you would like.

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It would be great if you could post it up, just in case other people in the area are curious! Thank you for the info.

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Nor-TX
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The rep from BoomerJacks told me that they had burgers and grilled chicken with buns although the fax that I received did not list those.

The fax was difficult to read but here is what I could make out.

Farm Raised Catfish - seasoned with your choice of Lemon Pepper or Cajun Seasoning: $9.99

Smothered Chicken - Marinated chicken breast, grilled onions, sauteed mushrooms and swiss cheese: $8.99

Marinated Chicken Skewers with your choice of wing sauce: $?

Fresh Cut Fries: $?

Cheddar and Jalapeno Mashed Taters: $?

Side Dinner or Caesar Salad: $3.99

Wings - Gluten Free Wing sauces include: Original Hot, Chipotle, Honey BBQ, Cajun, Mild and Nuclear: Note Not Breaded: 5 = $4.49, 10 = $8.99, 20 = $15.99 (49 cent Wing Tuesdays)

Grilled Chicken Salad - Grilled chicken breast, mixed cheese, diced Roma tomatoes, fried onion strings, crumbled bacon and chopped cilantro. Served with homemade ranch dressing: $8.29

Cheddar Fries - Regular or loaded wirh crumbled bacon bits and jalapenos: $3.99 small, $6.49 large

Super Bowl Nachos - A mound of Tri-colored chips smothered in our homemade queso, shredded lettuce, made from scratch pico del gallo, sour cream and jalapenos - add fajita beef or chicken $2.00, add guacamole. 99 : Full order $6.99, Half Order 3.99

Pub Style Potato Skins - Crispy potato skins stuffed with cheddar cheese, chives, crispy smoked bacon and served with a side of sour cream: $6.99 Overloaded with fajita beef or chicken: $8.99

Tri-colored chips with fresh salsa: $3.99 Add queso : $5.99

I believe the restaurant is opening this week.

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