Jody K.
Yelp
We came here during the Milford Memories festival. We thought we'd have to wait a long time (we saw a sign saying there was a 90 minute wait, and there was a woman making a waiting list), but much to our surprise, we were seated inside right away -- albeit at a high top table, which I can't usually sit at because I'm very short & have trouble climbing onto the chairs. But, these chairs were a little lower than most others, so I tried it & was (eventually) able to get on it.
The service was very good, and the server was very friendly -- which was pretty impressive, considering it was during the fair.
We were very impressed by the menu -- lots of creative barbecued items as well as sandwiches, salads, pizza, etc. My sister had the Luckenbach Texas sandwich. It was a big sandwich with a LOT of perfectly well done fries. I got the cowboy sundae. (Which, to my disappointment, did not come in a sundae glass. Lol.) This was a piece of delicious cornbread covered with brisket, pulled pork, cole slaw, and baked beans were in there some place. It didn't look so big on the plate, but I could only eat half of it -- and I enjoyed every bite! I also liked that their iced tea was very fresh, although I would have preferred if it had been served in reusable glasses instead of plastic cups. But I was given a choice of coated cardboard or plastic for my leftovers, so I took the cardboard. We noticed from the bags that this restaurant is part of the chain that owns Tomato Brothers, Highland House, Gus' Take Out, and E.G. Nick's.
I would definitely go back to this restaurant the next time I'm in Milford & want barbecue!