The best barbecue in AZ period. Try the house made sausage, turkey, fatty brisket, and beans. Also on Saturdays they have beef short rib. Get there before they open for parking!
Extra moist brisket was definitely extra moist! Sides are all good too
Amazing bbq with a solid Texas beer selection. Simple and delicious. Brisket burnt ends, jalapeno sausage, habanero garlic mac and cheese... What's not to like?
Get the $18 all you can eat deal and try a little of everything. Delicious spicy sausage, broccoli slaw, and loaded mashed potatoes.
Be prepared to wait in line, even if you're there by 11. Meats and sauces are worth it, though. Plus you'll have an opportunity to get to know your fellow line-standers.
Get the full rack of ribs with a side of baked beans and potato salad - the absolute best!
Best ribs I've ever had in my entire life, and I've had lots and lots of BBQ. I will def come back and indulge.
Pulled chicken is a must. But for your first time get the sampler platter. Best BBQ in Alabama.
Secret entrance and great vibe, the food is plentiful and frito pie is fun to dip.
Get the sampler plate and share it. It's too much for one person but a great way to try a few things. Oh and did I mention the banana pudding?!
The one place I know where they have live blues every night. I love the ribs and BBQ pork sandwich. Must get the collards as a side.
I have never been disappointed by the ribs here. Don't let the lines intimidate you. Their Mac and Cheese is pretty tasty, too. Make sure to try the different sauces.
The pulled pork was juicy, the sauce selection (BACON BBQ?!) was great, but the real key to this sandwich was the buttered, toasted bun, which provided great crunch and flavor.
There is a reason that the parking lot is always packed and people are waiting in lines that wrap around the building. The bbq is fantastic! My suggestion, try the sweet potato fries with honey!
This grass fed beef brisket sandwich made me rethink my life hard. Most delicious meal I've had this year. Cheesy taters, spare ribs... A+ job. There's a line before it opens but for a good reason.
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