Zombie BBQ Bunker

Zombie BBQ Bunker: Where Call of Duty Zombies Meets Finger-Lickin’ Chicken

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to step into a Call of Duty BO6 Zombies map but with a plate of mouthwatering BBQ chicken in hand, let me introduce you to Zombie BBQ Bunker—a restaurant that brings the undead to the dinner table in the best way possible. This place isn’t just a dining experience; it’s an adventure, a mission, and a full-fledged tribute to one of gaming’s most iconic franchises.

I had the chance to check out Zombie BBQ Bunker last weekend and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer, pun intended. Whether you’re a hardcore CoD Zombies fan, a BBQ lover, or just someone looking for a fun, immersive restaurant with killer food and drinks, this place delivers on all fronts.

First Impressions: Stepping Into the Game

The second you walk through the heavy, bunker-style doors, it’s like you’ve been teleported straight into a Call of Duty Zombies map. The lighting is dim but moody, accented by neon signs designed like in-game perk icons. Think Juggernog red, Quick Revive blue, and Speed Cola green, all casting an eerie but inviting glow over the restaurant. The walls are a mix of distressed metal and concrete, covered in graffiti that looks like player notes and zombie survival tactics. Scattered throughout the space are crates and supply boxes reminiscent of Mystery Boxes from the game—some of which actually open up to reveal hidden Easter eggs for dedicated fans.

The attention to detail is next level. Even the tables and chairs play into the theme, with numbers and tally marks scratched into them, simulating a real bunker vibe. Screens throughout the restaurant loop classic Zombie gameplay clips, adding to the excitement.

But what really sells the experience? The staff. Every server is decked out in zombie-apocalypse-ready gear—ripped shirts, bloodstained aprons, and combat boots. No masks (because let’s be real, no one wants zombies serving their food), but the dedication to the theme is strong. They stay in character just enough to make it fun, cracking jokes about the “next wave” of orders and recommending dishes like it’s a survival mission.

The Menu: Power-Ups and Perks on a Plate

Let’s talk about the most important part—the food. The theme doesn’t just stop at the decor; it carries straight through the menu, which is loaded with nods to Call of Duty Zombies power-ups, perks, and in-game elements. And while everything has a fun, game-inspired name, the flavors are dead serious (again, pun intended).

Starters: Warm Up for the Apocalypse

I kicked things off with the Double Tap Drumsticks, a plate of crispy, twice-fried chicken drumsticks that were perfectly seasoned. They were served with a choice of dipping sauces, ranging from classic honey mustard to the tangy Revive Ranch. The chicken was juicy, crispy, and packed with flavor—no spiciness here, just a bold BBQ glaze that had me hooked from the first bite.

Another standout starter? Mystery Box Bites—a sampler platter featuring fried mac and cheese balls, BBQ chicken sliders, and crispy onion rings. It’s the perfect pick for those who want a little taste of everything before diving into their main meal.

Main Course: Finger-Lickin’ Apocalypse

The heart of Zombie BBQ Bunker is, without a doubt, the chicken. Everything revolves around it, and trust me, they do it right.
For my main, I went with the Perk-A-Cola Platter, which included a generous portion of smoked BBQ chicken, slow-cooked to perfection and slathered in a rich, smoky sauce. It came with two sides—I opted for the Tactical Tater Tots and Bunker Beans, both of which complemented the meal perfectly. The chicken was fall-off-the-bone tender, and the sauce had just the right balance of sweetness and tanginess.

Other menu highlights include:

  • Juggernog Grilled Chicken – A protein-packed grilled chicken breast marinated in a special house sauce, served with garlic butter green beans and mashed potatoes.
  • Deadshot BBQ Sandwich – Pulled BBQ chicken topped with coleslaw and crispy onions on a toasted brioche bun.
  • Pack-a-Punch Platter – A full BBQ spread with ribs, wings, and brisket, meant for sharing (or tackling solo if you’re feeling bold).

The Kids Menu: Future Zombie Slayers Welcome

Zombie BBQ Bunker isn’t just for the grown-ups. The kids’ menu is cleverly themed with options like Mini Power-Ups (chicken nuggets with waffle fries) and Lil’ Perk-a-Cola Meal (grilled chicken sliders with mac & cheese).

Every kid’s meal comes with a Zombie Survival Kit, which includes a small toy and a collectible menu with fun, game-inspired puzzles. It’s a small touch, but one that keeps little ones entertained while parents enjoy their meals.

The Drinks: Perks for Adults

Now, let’s talk about the bar. Zombie BBQ Bunker takes its perk-inspired cocktails to the next level. Each drink is crafted to reflect an in-game perk, with unique flavors and creative presentation.

I ordered the Speed Cola Sling, a refreshing mix of rum, lime juice, and mint served in a neon-green glass with a glowing ice cube. My friend went for the Juggernog Julep, a bourbon-based drink with hints of vanilla and caramel, served in a military-style canteen.

Other standouts include:

  • Quick Revive Cooler – A blue coconut rum punch with a splash of pineapple.
  • Pack-a-Punch Old Fashioned – A smoky, cherry-infused whiskey cocktail.
  • Double Tap Lager – A house-brewed amber beer with a bold, malty finish.

For non-drinkers, the Perk-a-Cola Station offers themed sodas, from a cherry-vanilla “Juggernog Soda” to a citrusy “Revive Fizz.”

Final Thoughts: Worth the Visit? Absolutely.

Zombie BBQ Bunker isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a full-on experience. From the moment you step in to the last bite of your meal, it immerses you in the world of Call of Duty Zombies like no other place can. The attention to detail is insane, the food is legitimately delicious, and the atmosphere is unlike anything else in the BBQ world.

Whether you’re a die-hard CoD Zombies fan, a BBQ lover looking for a cool new spot, or a family searching for a fun, themed restaurant that actually has great food, this place is a must-visit.

Would I go back? In a heartbeat. Or, in this case, before the next wave of zombies' spawns.

Pro Tips for Your Visit:

  • Reservations are a good idea. It gets packed, especially on weekends.
  • Check out the hidden Easter eggs! There are subtle game references throughout the restaurant.
  • Try the Pack-a-Punch Platter if you’re REALLY hungry.
  • The bar is a must-visit for CoD fans. Even if you don’t drink, the Perk-a-Cola sodas are worth a try.

So, fellow survivors—who’s ready to drop in for some BBQ and fend off the hunger apocalypse? Let me know what you think if you check out Zombie BBQ Bunker!

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