Kicked off the July 4th week the right way! Pit & Pendulum BBQ had the honor of providing private catering for an incredible local gathering in the heart of Baltimore. As a veteran-owned business, nothing makes us prouder than bringing people together over authentic, slow-smoked brisket, tender pulled pork, and handcrafted sides. From corporate celebrations […]
Baltimore’s biggest free outdoor music festival is back, and Pit & Pendulum BBQ is officially part of the vendor lineup for the July 9th edition! We are bringing our signature, veteran-owned wood-smoked BBQ down to Canton Waterfront Park to fuel your night of incredible live music. Grab some of our slow-smoked brisket or tender pulled […]
Date: Saturday, July 11, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM Location: Old Line Spirits Distillery (200 S Janney St, Baltimore, MD 21224) We are pairing the best local spirits with the best local pit! Pit & Pendulum BBQ is officially the featured food truck for Old Line Spirits’ annual Summer Tiki Party. Step into […]
Date: July 15, 2026 Location: Baltimore, MD (Serving Downtown, Harbor East, & Greater Baltimore) Looking to boost office morale or impress clients this mid-summer? Skip the basic sandwich platters and treat your team to the best corporate catering Baltimore BBQ has to offer! As a local, veteran-owned business, we specialize in high-quality, seamless food service […]
Give your team a lunch they’ll actually look forward to. Pit & Pendulum BBQ is firing up the smokers for an exclusive day of premium office lunch catering in Baltimore. Whether you need to feed an entire corporate headquarters in Towson or host an executive VIP client lunch in Canton, we are the go-to choice […]
Location: Randallstown, MD
Get ready for the Third Annual Charm City Heat Fest Block Party at Mobtown Brewery! Get Ready for the Third Annual Charm City Heat Fest! Join us for the Third Annual Heat Fest! We are partnering with Mobtown Brewery this year for a full block party of Outstanding Hot Sauces, Condiments and Spices, as well […]
Join us at the Baltimore Museum of Industry for local farmers and vendors.