Rosemeyer Bar-B-Q (Food Truck)
Barbecue restaurant · Montgomery County ·
Smoked brisket, ribs, sausage, pork belly, turkey, and sides.
Smoked brisket, ribs, sausage, pork belly, turkey, and sides.
"Holds a Bib Gourmand, Michelin’s designation for 'good quality food for a good value' and a 'personal favorite' among inspectors." - H. Drew Blackburn
"Rosemeyer is a food truck that shares a parking lot with a gas station Arby’s in Spring, TX, but instead of translucent roast beef and Horsey Sauce, you’re here for free beer, slow-smoked brisket, and some of the best damn pork ribs in Texas. These aren’t set-it-and-forget-it ribs—they’ve got just enough bite, with an even crust of coarse salt and pepper that feels far more precision-oriented than the picnic tables out front would lead you to believe. You’ll probably spend the 30-minute drive back to Houston (or wherever you’re based) thinking about them like a lost-but-not-forgotten ex. Though your mind may also drift to the forkfuls of excellent pulled pork topped with crispy cracklins, or to a piece of brisket with just the right amount of bite and give. This is a food truck that can hold its own with any of the longstanding juggernauts in town. And before long, you’ll be looking for reasons to swing through Spring, even if it’s just to top off the tank." - nicolai mccrary, kevin gray, nick rallo
"Rosemeyer is a food truck that shares a parking lot with a gas station Arby’s in Spring, TX, but instead of translucent roast beef and horsey sauce, you’re here for free beer, slow-smoked brisket, and some of the best damn pork ribs in Texas. These aren’t set-it-and-forget-it ribs—they’ve got just enough bite, with an even crust of coarse salt and pepper that feels far more precision-oriented than the picnic tables out front would lead you to believe. You’ll probably spend the 30-minute drive back to Houston (or wherever you’re based) thinking about them like a lost-but-not-forgotten ex. Though your mind may also drift to the forkfuls of excellent pulled pork topped with crispy cracklins, or to a bite of brisket that falls apart at the mere suggestion of teeth. This is a food truck that can hold its own with any of the longstanding juggernauts in town. And before long, you’ll be looking for reasons to swing through Spring, even if it’s just to top off the tank." - Nicolai McCrary
"Open Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. or sellout, this Spring barbecue joint offers smoky barbecue staples, including boudin, ribs, pulled pork, and prime brisket, with sides like dill potato salad and charro beans at a reasonable price, making it a fine choice for a Bib Gourmand. If rolling solo, opt for the $20 box, which includes your choice of protein, a link of sausage, and a side, but it’s highly recommended to go with the intent to share. The Lil Bit of Everythang meal feeds five to seven people for $80 and includes all the meats, two sausage links, one boudin link, and four sides, with bread, sauce, and fixins." - Brittany Britto Garley
"A humble barbecue truck on the side of the highway in Texas, known for its great barbecue served in a large aluminum tray, enjoyed at nearby picnic tables." - MICHELIN Guide
