Small, simple dining area offers quiet, peaceful atmosphere with noticeable echoes due to bare walls. Plenty of seating and a drive-through option support casual visits. Known for flavorful brisket and pulled pork, the place stands out for excellent BBQ at reasonable prices.
Ribs come fall-off-the-bone tender with a flavorful sauce that is not too sweet. Meals include a perfect crust from slow cooking and come with toast and two sides.
Potato salad here stands out for its delicious taste and satisfies even those who are particular about potato salad.
"The brisket here is delicious, with great flavor and seasoning."
"I found the pulled pork flavorful and tender."
"Their potato salad was delicious and a pleasant surprise."
Good to know
A one-pound order of brisket, pulled pork, or short ribs comes with two sides and toast for around $23.
Parking is simple and right off the highway.
I would recommend calling ahead for an order if you're pressed for time.
Small, clean, casual barbecue spot with a southern atmosphere and good music playing. The vibe stays nice and mellow, making it easy to sit and talk. Known for excellent pulled pork and brisket that melt in your mouth, it offers affordable prices and limited lunch hours.
Ribs fall right off the bone with a tender texture. St. Louis style ribs stand out alongside red bean chili and classic sides like potato salad and coleslaw.
Potato salad comes with a smoky BBQ meal and stands out as excellent and pretty good across visits. It pairs well with pulled pork and complements the meal deal options.
Good to know
Hole In the Wall BBQ is open for lunch from 11am to 2:30pm, Monday to Friday.
Ribs are available only on Fridays, so plan your visit accordingly.
Catering orders can be placed easily through the website.
Old house setting creates a cozy, homey vibe filled with quirky decorations that keep eyes busy. Lines form as people seek authentic southern barbecue with standout pulled pork and flavorful collards. Atmosphere feels charming and humble, inviting like a family gathering.
Ribs fall right off the bone and stay extremely tender. The bark on the ribs is next level, holding the meat well and packing flavor without needing sauce.
Extra seasoning gives the potato salad some extra flair. It pairs well with greens, baked beans, and cornbread and stands out even to those not usually into potato salad.
Good to know
You can eat in or take out.
The $20 lunch special includes only the meat and a roll.
Expect a line during lunch hours.
Strong sweet BBQ aroma fills the air, setting a calm and friendly atmosphere with country music playing softly. The space feels like a clean, well-kept hole in the wall with a relaxed vibe suitable for casual dining. Regulars come for consistently excellent Texas-style brisket and ribs, making it a standout barbecue spot.
Pork ribs come with a perfect smoke ring and tender bite. The ribs offer mouth-watering flavor and near-perfect smoking, paired well with classic sides like cornbread and coleslaw.
Potato salad stands out with its old recipe that brings a familiar, tasty flavor. It pairs well with other sides like barbecue beans and coleslaw, offering a delicious and different twist.
Good to know
Street parking is available near the restaurant.
All drinks are canned or bottled; no tap water is offered.
People order and pay at the counter, and tips are encouraged.
Barbecue restaurant inside a mall food court offers authentic Chamorro cuisine with bold flavors like chicken kelaguen and red rice. Atmosphere feels homey and lively despite the noisy mall setting. It attracts those seeking genuine Guam food and a warm welcome.
BBQ ribs come with a solid flavor but don't stand out compared to the fina'dene'. The chicken and ribs both deliver a delicious taste.
Good to know
Expect a 5-10 minute wait for freshly fried empanadas.
Portion sizes are generous, often providing more food than expected.
Platters cost less than $20 and offer great value.
Outdoor and indoor spaces blend with large picnic tables and fire pits creating a backyard cookout vibe. Loud music fills the air, prompting lively, loud conversations. Families frequent the spot, drawn by a spacious kids' play area and a casual, energetic atmosphere.
Beef ribs come in huge sizes and pull off the bone easily. Spare ribs are also well cooked and large, with a pepper-forward seasoning that highlights the meat.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, and items can sell out quickly.
Expect to wait during peak hours, especially for lunch.
The outdoor area is dog-friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners.
Walk-up trailer with wood smoker offers barbecue without seating. Atmosphere is casual and quick, with thoughtful takeout packaging supporting on-the-go dining. Food features juicy ribs and well-seasoned okra, attracting those seeking authentic Southern-style barbecue.
Ribs come out incredibly juicy and well seasoned with a nice smoke flavor. Both rib tips and brisket are tender and smoky, often enjoyed without sauce.
Potato salad stands out as absolutely delectable and pairs well with barbecue dishes like brisket and chicken. It complements the meal alongside fresh greens and cornbread.
Good to know
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Parking can be challenging due to the restaurant's location.
Prices are on the higher side, with meals costing around $50.
Wood decor and smoky BBQ aroma create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with classic barbecue theme. Music plays at a comfortable volume, enhancing the casual vibe. The place feels like a neighborhood joint with a personal touch.
Ribs come fall-off-the-bone tender with a subtle rub that enhances flavor without overpowering. Both pork and beef ribs are moist and smoky, needing little sauce.
Potato salad comes as a side with some dishes, served in a small tub. It tastes decent with salt and pepper seasoning but could use more garlic flavor to stand out.
Good to know
Prices have increased significantly after new ownership, with a brisket sandwich now costing $32.
Expect to pay around $70 for a meal for two, including drinks and sides.
The brisket was sold out before we arrived, so plan ahead.
Small barbecue restaurant with an old-fashioned style and warm, Southern family vibes. Atmosphere feels cozy and homey, filled with a smoky scent that welcomes guests. Known for excellent ribs with tender meat that falls off the bone.
Ribs come off the bone cleanly with a perfect tender pull and are never overcooked. They pair well with classic sides like baked beans, collard greens, and potato salad, all cooked just right.
Potato salad is consistently well made with a great balance of flavors. It pairs perfectly with the ribs and baked beans, complementing the meal with a homestyle taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends due to limited seating.
Expect to pay around $70 for three plates, which may be on the higher side.
The restaurant often runs out of menu items, so call ahead to check availability.
Barbecue restaurant with quiet atmosphere and cozy, family-like vibe. Large space sometimes feels like a school cafeteria with occasional noise from wandering children. Outdoor picnic tables add casual seating near the entrance.
Ribs come smoked to perfection with options like St. Louis ribs that are tender and flavorful. The spicy BBQ sauce pairs well, enhancing the rich taste of both baby back and spare ribs.
Potato salad leans heavily on dill pickle flavor, giving it a tangy twist. It comes alongside dishes like smoked chicken and cornbread, fitting well with the home-cooked style sides.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $30 per person for a meal.
The large family combo is more economical than ordering separately.
The sides are small, typically around 4 ounces, for over $20 platters.
Take-out only barbecue spot with family-owned energy and home-like vibes. Food features tender, melt-in-your-mouth meats like brisket and pulled pork, alongside affordable prices. Open limited days, creating a casual, easygoing atmosphere.
Ribs come with a home-cooked style that pairs well with sides like greens and macaroni. Some ribs have a vinegar, bitter taste that stands out.
Potato salad comes as a store-bought side with meals like pulled pork sandwiches, barbecue chicken, and brisket. It pairs consistently with classic barbecue dishes and baked beans or mac and cheese.
Good to know
Emma's BBQ is a take-out only place.
The sandwich costs $15.49.
Expect inconsistent hours; they may not always be open.