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May I Interest You In A One-Off Surf & Turf Burrito?

Dinner with The Pickup is September 3 at Heirloom Rustic Ales from 6-9pm.

9:49 AM CDT on August 26, 2026

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Hot off our biggest story of the year dropping, we decided it was time to get together once again. 

You’re invited to join our editorial staff and contributors for Dinner With The Pickup September 3 at Heirloom Rustic Ales here in sunny, beautiful Tulsa, Oklahoma, from 6-9pm. This come-and-go event is free to attend, though we kindly ask you to RSVP via this Eventbrite link.

Our genius pals behind two of the city’s hottest food trucks—El Camino and Old Dog—have collaborated on a special Thai-Mexican fusion menu for the occasion. So come on out for a night of great conversation and delicious street food. 

You can usually find Old Dog parked out by Heirloom Rustic Ales
El Camino only does pop-up events

Here’s the menu for the evening.

Surf & Turf Burrito — grilled ribeye, plancha-seared shrimp, ranchero beans, Thai chili salsa, flour tortilla

Nam Prik Num Queso — Queso blanco, nam prik num, chips

Backyard Brisket Fried Rice — Claude’s braised brisket points, white onion, herbs

Coconut Horchata Paleta 

We’ll see you at Heirloom! 

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