At MudHen Brewing Company, every day brings a reason to celebrate — whether it’s trivia and tacos, steak and wine, or sliders and beer. Our daily specials keep the week exciting, with great food, cold drinks, and live entertainment to match.
Kick off your week with brainpower and brews! Enjoy $2 off appetizers, $6 High Noons, and $1 oysters from 4–5PM, all while testing your knowledge during Game Show Palooza trivia from 6:30–8:30PM.
Things get spicy on Tuesdays! Grab 2 fajitas for $10, $1 wings, and $10 margaritas while enjoying live music from 5–9PM. Bonus: Earn 3X loyalty points on all new deals.
Midweek calls for sliders, crushes, and craft beer. Try a different MudHen’s Choice Beer each week ($2 off), 3 sliders for $12, and 16oz vodka crushes for $10.
Thursdays are all about indulgence. Choose from Delmonico, New York Strip, or Hanger Steak — each topped with garlic rosemary herb butter and served with two sides for just $29. Add a glass of select wine for $8 and make it a perfect night out.
The weekend ends strong with half-price Bellinis and Bloody Marys until 2PM, plus The Station House Breakfast from 8AM–1PM. Mimosas, music, and morning smiles — the MudHen way.
From the Biergarten to The Station House, MudHen keeps the energy rolling with live bands, DJs, and local artists performing throughout the week.
For the full lineup and upcoming events, visit mudhenbrew.com — where good food, cold beer, and great company meet every day of the week. 🍺🎶
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