Patrick Momany, owner of TaTu BBQ, will leave Poulsbo September 11th after completing the American Legion “Freedom Walk”. He will walk to the Fisher House at Fort Lewis. Upon arrival he plans to feed the residents there. He’s walking 60 miles to understand theloneliness a wounded soldier goes through when recovering on foreign soil. Follow him on YouTube/TaTuBBQ. This is a fundraiser to pay for the next trip to Landstuhl Army Medical Center, Germany to bring a bit of home to the wounded troops there. Please, show your support by making a pledge at: Online—.tatubbq.shutterfly.com or www.tatubbq.comHot Shots Java, PoulsboVoodiez,…more

Memorial Day is a day for family and friends to gather and remember those servicemen and women who have sacrificed to keep us free. There is no better event around which to gather than a BBQ and no better food than ribs. I'd like to help you prepare the best ribs possible while we remember the fallen veterans of yesterday and our heroes of today. Smoke 'em if you got 'em You may not own a smoker but you can still smoke. Most grills can be converted to be a smoker with just a few simple tricks. The key is to remember that to smoke properly you have to cook with…more

Pat, This is an amazing and very touching story. It goes to show the far-reaching impact of your efforts. We are forever grateful for the dedication and passion in support of our service members that you have demonstrated over the years. We look forward to every opportunity to have you provide your "touch of home" at the USO and all other facilities and organizations that support our military. On behalf of all service members and the Kaiserslautern USO, I thank you for caring and for doing what you do. We look forward to your visit in July.Konrad E. BraunDirector, USO KaiserslauternDSN: 493-4403CIV: (0049) 631-34064403Cell: (0049) 171-4740964Fax: (0049)…more

April  18th a lady came to Hot Shots Java where I sell pull pork sandwiches on Saturdays. She fumbled in her pocket and pulled out a $20 bill, extended her hand to me and asked "You're the guy who feeds the wounded in Germany, aren't you?" Yes, I replied. "I would like to give this to you" handing me the bill. "You fed my son in Germany and I thank you for that". As tears welled up in my eyes I walked over and gave her a big hug. "He called me the day after and said, Mom, a man from your area came and gave us a BBQ, it made me feel like home" More tears...I cannot stop doing this, I cannot stop bringing a bit of home and happiness to…more

3-13-2009 TaTu BBQ I am very pleased with myself that I chose to go to Kingston instead of Poulsbo. I would have never had the privilege of meeting Mr Patrick Momany and gotten to chow down on his interpretation of Texas Style BBQ. The other location, which I found on the Internet and was led to believe that it was the main site, was closed for good and the Kingston joint is the only one around these days. If I had chosen Poulsbo, I would have ended up taking my riding buddies, Wookie and Andy (he needs a nick name), to some other BBQ establishment. Upon arriving in Kingston, Wookie and I searched around for NE Maine. After making a right turn Clyde we traveled the entire 2 city…more

The first BBQ at Landstuhl, Germany. The one that started it all.

Here's a link to the NBC King5 news story on why Pat Momany of TaTu BBQ Barbecues for the Wounded Warriors in Landstuhl, Germany http://www.king5.com/video/news-index.html?nvid=328864