Colin M.
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Just ate there today, close to closing time at 4 pm. Staff from beginning to end could not have been nicer, and that's saying something because they had to have been exhausted with as hard as they were all working. This is the best barbecue we've ever had. Best fried chicken, too. I don't say that lightly, as I've had bbq and fried chicken from all over the US (Georgia, Memphis, Carolinas, etc.), including some of the best bbq from all over Texas. We love bbq.
We order the Texas Two Step (brisket, ribs, and sausage, with 2 sides), and added 2 pieces of fried chicken. We ordered potato salad and the jalapeno popper grits for our sides. I really wanted those grits, having lived in the South for a long time, and they were incredibly well flavored. The meal was perfectly balanced between the meats and the sides. Oh, and their sides are not what you usually get at other bbq places, where you have to ration it because it's a tiny container. Here their sides are big and packed with phenomenal flavor. They were kind enough to also let us sample their squash casserole, which was really, really good. And coolest of all was them offering Kool Aid!! It's probably for the kids, but us grown up kids enjoy it, too.
The brisket was just ridiculously good. Crazy tender, perfectly moist, and they have it down to a science. The sausage was really good and very flavorful (we got the Lockhart sausage because they were sold out of the other sausages). The ribs were our favorite, and we had to split the last one because we both wanted it. You know it's great when you're waiting for the other person to finish their half so that you can eat your half!
We could only eat about half of the meal because we were in food comas with meat sweats after. It was sooooo good. It was funny to watch so many people just sitting there in la-la land after they finished they're masks. Before leaving, I went back up front to thank all of the staff, and ended up meeting the owner and talking with him for a bit. He doesn't like to waste food, so if there is food left over, he has a program where they distribute it to the needy. How cool is that?!
They also have seasonal menus here, which is really cool. That offers us patrons plenty of variety to coincide with the phenomenal meat staples.
Get here early, because they start selling out of items around 2 pm. By the time we were going through the line at 3:30, they were sold out of a lot, which to me is a very good sign of how good the food is going to be.
We will be going back. A LOT!!