Ford's BBQ - Oakhurst - Review - Atlanta - The Infatuation

"The plain, wood-paneled dining room that’s the archetype of every BBQ spot doesn’t give any hints at the innovative fun lurking on the menu at this Oakhurst joint. It’s where the flavors of the South collide with “south of the border” cuisine. So damn-near every high-top table will have a basket of chips and queso and a saucy rack of ribs—plus a pile of used napkins from enthusiastic eaters. And this place does many things well. You'll find that proof in standouts like a smoky pulled pork sandwich on a buttery bun or the birria tacos loaded down with juicy braised brisket and a side of rich bone broth for dipping. Add the relaxed, neighborhood charm and Ford’s is great for an unfussy, solid meal. Food Rundown Birria Tacos These tacos are on our best birria tacos guide, so you should get them. Tasty smoked, braised brisket fills the shells of these cheesy tacos. And it’s essential to dunk them in the side of hearty bone broth. PlayMute video credit: Juli Horsford Pulled Pork Sandwich The pulled pork stays moist, and the buttery bun is the perfect vessel to hold the generous heap of meat. Drench it in their housemade BBQ sauce—a sweet, tangy, and peppery mix that makes this sandwich even better. PlayMute video credit: Juli Horsford Smoked Wings We usually love getting wings at BBQ joints, and these are no exception. They have a nice smoky flavor and plenty of meat. photo credit: Juli Horsford Brunswick Stew Pretty forgettable. Skip this. But if you’re singularly obsessed with brunswick stew, then order it so you have the pleasure of crossing this one off your list, knowing it’s nowhere near your top favorites." - Juli Horsford