We grabbed a table right by the biggest TV and ordered a couple 22-ounce beers to get started. Paul and I got there early to save the table, but we wanted to wait until game time to order food. So we got an appetizer of Buffalo Tofu to hold us over. These crispy strips are coated in buffalo sauce. They're really good!
That satisfied us over until the game started, but I was pretty hungry by then. Paul and I always split an order of BBQ Tofu Nachos when we go to Tracks. So that's what we did! Here's a terrible photo taken after I'd dug in. As you can see, we brought our own homemade guac because Tracks doesn't serve guac anymore (they used to!).
We get our chips on the side and the toppings — crispy BBQ tofu, black beans, lettuce, tomato, and jalapeno are served in a separate pan. It doesn't make for a very pretty meal that way, but it's much easier to eat. Here's what the nachos look like served as is (this is from an old picture I'd taken before I discovered the "chips on the side" pro tip).
The game itself (and the halftime show) was probably the most boring Superbowl of all time. But at least the food was delicious!
4 comments:
They don’t serve guacamole?? Who takes guac off of a menu??! The chips on the side move is totally brilliant, I rarely order nachos because the chips always end up soggy.
Ttrockwood
I agree, who stops serving guac?? The chips on the side is a really great idea!!
I am with everyone, serving nachos with no guacamole is ridiculous! Glad you thought to bring your own! It looks like you were able to turn a boring game into a fun night! I've heard everything about it was boring but it definitely looks like you guys had a fun time.
Thanks for the chips on the side tip!
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