Julie F.
Yelp
We stopped by for a late lunch/early dinner. We weren't sure if they were doing only take out or you could dine in. Turns out, they pack everything for take out, but you can eat your food there.
The restaurants is a small building on the west side of 441. It's considered classic, but is also a bit run down to be honest. Not the place for a fancy meal or first date. Bathrooms are accessed from the outside on the side of the building.
I ordered the chopped bbq pork sandwich. Instead of fries, I got their baked beans. The four stars of this review are all for the pork -- which was fantastic! The meat was soft and flavorful and had a nice char/crust on the outside. It comes plain, but I did try some of their mustard based bbq sauce (the other choices are hot sauce or ketchup). So, if you can't tell -- get the pork. The beans on the other hand were just so so. In fact, I tasted them once and then didn't finish them. My husband also ordered the pork, but as a combo plate with two sides. For sides he got macaroni salad and baked beans. He felt the same way about the beans as did I. On the other hand, we both liked the macaroni salad -- not too much mayo mixed with elbow pasta. I think I'd like to try their potato salad next time, as well.
We got a slice of their coconut cream pie to go. They said that this pie, plus the chocolate cream and the pecan pie are all made in house. (BTW, their fruit pies are made off site, but baked there). I had the pie at home later. The filling was okay, but the fake whipped topping didn't appeal.
They only had a few booths set aside to sit in, but that was fine as we were one of only 2 tables dining there. The gal manning the register was friendly and personable. We saw a number of people getting takeout, while we were there. And they now accept credit cards (it used to be cash only).