Traditional BBQ sandwiches, sides & plates served in a spacious dining room with cool, modern decor.
"Central City endures as one of New Orleans’s best barbecue joints, thanks partly to a trio of custom-built cookers for smoking meats and an eye for pushing boundaries. The restaurant’s Hogs for the Cause award-winning smoked wings are another reason. These local favorites are slathered with white barbecue sauce and topped with a light dusting of cotija cheese, adding just enough tanginess to take them to the next level without overpowering their smokey goodness." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
"This Central City spot housed in a corrugated metal building opened in late 2016 with a trio of custom-built cookers for smoking meats and an eye for pushing boundaries. Burnt ends, which even come on a salad, are one specialty, Hogs for the Cause award-winning smoked wings are another. Also check out the spoon bread, meat pies, and Brussels sprouts." - Eater Staff, Clair Lorell
"Opened in 2016, this Central City spot housed in a corrugated metal building is known for its custom smokers and pushing creative boundaries, undoubtedly one of the top barbecue spots in town. It also boasts multiple indoor and outdoor private party spaces, like the huge covered patio decked out with string lights that can accommodate up to 50-60 for dinner or the pit room, a colorful, indoor space that holds 12 farmhouse tables." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
"Opened in 2016, this Central City spot housed in a corrugated metal building is known for its custom smokers and pushing creative boundaries, undoubtedly one of the top barbecue spots in town. It also boasts a huge covered patio decked out with televisions and string lights, making it one of the city’s best spots for rainy game days. Don’t miss the burnt ends, spoon bread, or Brussels sprouts." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
"As if the fun, vivacious atmosphere and excellent barbecue weren’t enough, Central City BBQ also counts a huge, covered patio with hanging heaters as one of its draws. This spot is great for spaced-out, dog-friendly dining with friends — it’s also good for games." - Clair Lorell