Texas Pride Barbecue

Great BBQ, great staff, and a cool atmosphere. I love the old-timey look and feel of the place. It makes me proud to be Texan.

Off of the beaten path. Plenty of parking. The rustic building and memorabilia is impressive. Alot of seating options and a nice long bar. We were excited to try this place after years of passing by on closed days (Mondays and Tuesday). I was sadly disappointed by the dry sausage and bland ribs. The brisket was delicious. The green beans were luke warm, the cheesy potatoe casserole were okay. The Mac n Cheese wasn't ready, I asked how long and just got ignored. I didn't complain cause felt like they were already having a bad start. It was 11am. The friendly customer service I read reviews about just wasn't present today. Hope their day gets better.

Real Texas BBQ that will satisfy everyone... the sides are good and the peach cobbler was amazing. Great drive to a venue that is worth the stop given the mesquite smoked meat is cooked for 18 to 22 hrs and the atmosphere is Texas to the core.

Texas Pride BBQ: A True BBQ Gem! Texas Pride BBQ is everything you want in a classic Texas barbecue joint and more! From the moment you pull in, you'll appreciate the ample parking and the charming, old-fashioned look of the place – it just feels right. The menu is fantastic, offering a huge variety of options. Whether you're looking for daily specials, a kids' menu, meat combos, or even meat by the pound, they have it all. Their sides are phenomenal; I highly recommend the brisket and sausage, and definitely try some jalapeño poppers, cheesy potatoes, and cream corn. What truly set this experience apart was the outstanding service. When I couldn't decide between the peach, pecan, or cherry cobbler for dessert, the employee went above and beyond, offering me a full spoon sample of each! That's what I call excellent service. Of course, I ended up getting all three with ice cream on the side – they were delicious. The staff is friendly, fast, and incredibly patient and kind. I will 100% recommend Texas Pride BBQ to anyone looking for an authentic and delicious BBQ experience.

On Friday February 6th my family and I were traveling to San Antonio for a camping trip. I ran across this place when I was looking for a place to eat. It looked interesting and fun plus they had live entertainment. As a member of Good Sam this place was listed as an overnight stop so I inquired about staying overnight in our rv and making this an extended stop. Tony welcomed us and his staff was very accommodating. The food was excellent and the entertainment was enjoyable. My grandson enjoyed the swing set and slides that had in the play area. The atmosphere had a fun vide and the wait staff was very attentive. We really enjoyed our evening and our stay so much so that we marked this spot as a most stop everytime we pass through San Antonio. Thank you Tony for allowing us to stay overnight in our Rv.

The atmosphere is great, although we haven't visited for any live shows or events, just to eat. The meat is great. However, you don't get a lot for the cost. Also; we were not that impressed with their selection for sides. We live close by so would come back when out of state family visits to give them a taste of Texas BBQ.

This was my second visit here. We arrived on Sunday after 4pm and the restaurant closes at 7pm. When we walked in, no one welcomed us, no friendly hello or welcome. We ordered Sunday special brisket sandwich with chips and drink and turkey with 2 sides. We both agreed the food was not great, my turkey was not warm. Neither of the meats we ordered smelled like mesquite or BBQ. For example, when I reheat my BBQ in a microwave, the whole building can smell the mesquite from the BBQ. The Cheetos that were served with the brisket combo was a small 1 oz bag that you would buy as a snack portion from HEB. I wanted a soda but the selection was limited and they did not have fountain drinks. So we ordered tea. As I was pouring our tea, both containers were out. I had to bend the container over to get the last drops. Two employees walked by but did not bother checking. There was also food crumbs on the table next to us where we were eating at. And the cashier's display ask for a tip, even though you are not served and obviously the sweet tea and crumbs are not tended to. It was slow business but that should be more reason to check on everything. The atmosphere looks nice. I see some pictures of the entertainment and it looks fun. But we will not be coming back here again for dining. My company stated the Bill Miller's (fast food) was better for comparison. I asked an employee where they cook the meat, and he told me out back at night. One more comparison, different type of restaurant. Dos Jalisco's, food is hot, good, big to go cups with sweet team and refills by the waiters, and friendly staff. This is where I rather spend my hard earned and limited money.

Texas Pride BBQ in Adkins, Texas is always spot-on — their BBQ is so delicious and savory. The assortment of sides is fantastic, and my personal favorite is the cheesy potatoes. The BBQ sausage and turkey are fantastic as well. The location itself is a true landmark for Adkins, with an eclectic, southern decorative style that makes it feel warm and inviting. The employees are always kind and welcoming. Definitely my go-to spot when the family is craving fantastic BBQ.

"first texas bbq as a vegetarian" i'm vegetarian, so i came here strictly for the sides and vibes -- and honestly, the experience was worth it. the staff was super sweet, real country folks calling me "ma'am" with the biggest smiles. the place looked exactly how i imagined a texas bbq spot to look: vintage, cozy, country, bar vibes... super cute. i got 4 sides + bread + dessert for around $25... california could NEVER! food-wise: * coleslaw - not for me * mashed potatoes & mac - okay but could use more flavor * sourdough bread - SO GOOD * cheesecake - creamy but not the best * pumpkin pie - worth it, especially warm!! loved it. overall: great environment, nice people, decent food, amazing bread and pie. i'd come back for the vibe alone.

Pros Friendly Staff BBQ and western vibes Plenty of parking Large sitting area Cons Tasteless BBQ - No smoke Brisket had no flavor on bark Brisket sandwich was just meat and bread Chicken sandwich was just chicken and bread Slow service The bbq needs a lot of sauce. I would not recommend this restaurant for bbq.

Visited this place on a Friday night. Ordered a 2 meat plate & my son ordered the brisket nachos. Everything looked good. Looking for a place to sit inside from the cold was limited. Very large areas outside and nostalgic items throughout. But the brisket, sausage and nachos were dry. The brisket seemed flavorless and dry and the sausage also. Creamed corn & mac n cheese was ok. The food seemed not too hot; could be from where we were seated. The nachos dried up quick. Cheese was very dry and not a saucy cheese. The worst. And the worst is when it came time to pay, you're charged a 3% fee to use a card! Outrageous! Never again. And when I asked for a receipt all I got was excuses and no receipt. Definitely not returning.

If you're looking for authentic back country bbq look no further! My dad and I took a trip out to Texas Pride and we weren't disappointed! Everyone inside was incredibly friendly and we got our food in record time. I love the indoor atmosphere, it's a great location for any event or gathering. My pulled pork sandwich was amazing, I could eat it every day! Though my waistline wouldn't like it! :)

Okay, it has been at least 15 years since I have been here. Not going to go into why I haven't been. You can ask me next time you see me. Well, we finally got to go back, mainly because we were seeing two bands play. I've always wanted to see some bands here. We walked up to the restaurant, and it has a ton of decor on the walls, good to see when the line is long. We walked up to the counter, read the menu above us, and decided to share a two meat plate. We got the chicken and brisket, cause in a snob on brisket, I ordered some burnt ends, and they accommodate my request. We got the cream corn and pinto beans, cause I'm a snob on beans as well. Beer and a water. Sat down in the dining area, thru another door, from the serving area, long table to sit at. They had a couple of tv's on, a small stage, and a bar. I think they had another room for parties. After a prayer, we dug into our meal. The brisket and the chicken were lukewarm. The beans and corn were hot. The chicken leg broke off with a bit of a pull. The shin was good, the chicken was good as well. The brisket was not bad, it was cut with the grain, so we had to cut it to smaller pieces. The burnt ends, had a great taste to it. Got me a pint of beer and headed back to the bigger stage area. Nice open area, plenty of seating. They have a General Lee back there. Stage is up high. Sound is good. The whole area is covered, but still open to the weather so take that into consideration when you go. So, smoking cigars are only allowed out near the parking lot. Not cool, no place to sit and enjoy the music. The bathrooms are clean. Oh, so I ended getting a pitcher of beer. Next time we go, I'm getting our food and then getting a pitcher at the bar. Think that is a better deal.

1.The brisket and barbecue chicken flavor was OK. It's just regular barbecue sauce on the side. doesn't really have that WoW factor as far as the Taste go's. The Tea and lemonade was on point. 2.Customer services is good and the order was made quick. 3. The, outside in the insight is really decked out. Love it inside of the dining areas somewhat dim.

One of the best bbq spots in the area. Many events are held in conjunction with normal festivities. Worth a trip anywhere in a 50 mile radius. Catering available. Service is friendly and helpful. If you're entertaining outside of the area guests this is must. Picturesque.

At Texas Pride Barbecue -- A little Sunday drive earlier today for some BBQ This was my first time there. Can't believe I'd never been !! It was a nice little spot, food was delicious , service was great, & live music for me is always a plus Great family friendly spot! Check them out.

We've been gone for several years and moving back we kept seeing posts that Texas Pride was no longer good and had completely changed. Let me tell you this couldn't be further from the truth and the food was excellent, service was fast and the atmosphere screams Texas BBQ. Don't listen to the haters, this is the best BBQ in the area. Brisket is tender and moist, Turkey flavor is excellent, and the peach cobbler is to die for! If you want authentic Texas BBQ, this is it!!!!!

I hesitate to write bad reviews. My motto is, unless something is egregious, don't make waves. Off the top of my head, I *might* have two other one-star reviews in the entire time I've been on Yelp--which is a long dang time. So that being said, I had to write this to give folks a heads-up. We drove out to the Texas Pride BBQ from the Medical Center area because my husband had heard really good things about them on KENS 5. It seemed interesting, so my husband, my stepson and I took a little trip to the opposite side of town. Everything at first seemed great; the service was good, and the meat looked and tasted good, too. It was also a cute (big) place. And then every single one of us got food poisoning the next day. My husband and stepson were first with the nausea, but were doing OK, with just a couple bouts of vomiting. I, on the other hand, spent about 12 hours hugging the porcelain throne, begging God to just end it, before my husband insisted that we go to the ER. Eventually they ADMITTED me to the dang Hospital because I was so bad off. Between the ER and Methodist, I was in the Hospital for two days because the food poisoning had triggered my first-ever gallstone attack. It's taken me a week to begin to feel normal again, and I will never, ever eat at Texas Pride Barbecue again. Be forewarned. Also, do yourselves a favor and check out some of the "42 reviews for Texas Pride Barbecue that are not currently recommended"

First the service lady was rude she got upset that we asked for fresher cuts of meat we didn't want the ones they had under the cafeteria style lamps but it turned out the same the brisket was dry and had no flavor the sausage link was super dry and so was the chicken and the ribs I feel like they used to be good on their bbq quality and taste but not anymore we were very disappointed about this food experience

Unique restaurant with pretty tasty barbecue and old fashion western look combined with an old fashioned bar, dance floor, and benches surrounding. The service is pick what you want and then pay. Go sit and eat. Fun

Been 4 times 3 to many. To much to explain but you can't say I didn't try, food has been dry and dessert is Walmart quality. Heck bottled drink were warm. Fries Over cooked and you obviously have to head hunt a togo box if you want further torture. And when I pulled the Togo out of y truck I dropped the one meal that may have had a chance. Probably was a sign to leave for the stray puppy I see roaming around from time to time.

First time eating here after driving past many times. It was really good. My gold standard for BBQ is Kreuz in Lockhart. This is no Kreuz, at least not what I had, but it's much closer to my house and decent. Definitely good enough if that makes sense. I had the brisket which had good flavor but was a little dry but definitely not bad. I also had the jalapeño cheddar sausage which was really good. The potato salad was really food too. I plan to come back and would recommend it.

I actually like this place. Very country, and I love the nostalgic feel. Food is delicious, but the only gripe...the cobbler. I am a cobbler shop, and I am on 5he hunt for the best peach cobbler. This wasn't the best, but it was ok. Stop by because they have live music, gameroom, dance floor and playground for the kids. Its in the middle of nowhere, but watching the sunset here is wonderful

Made the drive out to Texas Pride for some BBQ. Had the turkey, brisket, potato salad and mac. The service was good in the restaurant and the bar. Unfortunately the brisket and Turkey were very dry. The Mac and potato salad were good. The back area is a is a good place for a party.

Just visiting but had to have brisket. Not disappointed at all. It was fantastic. Service was fine. It's pretty much cafeteria style but the ambiance was so cool. From the outside it looks like an old gas station. Lots of memorabilia including the General Lee and other old trucks and vehicles. I would definitely get back there next time I'm in Texas.

Went here for a graduation lunch and it was pretty disappointing. The food wasn't great. I had the brisket sandwich which was really dry. The fries were super greasy. The sausage was okay but seemed to have been sitting out for a while so was not hot. The station where they had their hot sides looked disgusting. The bins were half empty and the food looked like it had been sitting out for a while. Not very appetizing. The only thing we liked was the macaroni salad and that's not because it was anything special, it just was better than the other options. We drove an hour to this place and its safe to say we wont be going back. The staff looked annoyed. The place wasn't busy so I was a little confused as to why they weren't very friendly. Much better Bbq options in town that are much closer and a better value.

What a cool spot! Had been invited to several events here and finally made it to one. There's a great deal of parking space. Live entertainment. When you walk in, you go down a lil hall and see Guys Fieri pics . While walking, the view to the left may be considered ONE of the many spots you could RSVP for a party. Make a right to get in line and order your food. We got the texas plate for two. They were out of chicken and turkey so we did dbl brisket . Nicely done! Not dry and good flavor. The ribs, well, they were the opposite. No flavor and a bit tough (for me), the hubsters like them. The sides and sausage made up for it though. Once you get your sides, you continue down to pick you drinks (or keep going down towards the cashier and could ask for small or large cup if you don't want the bottled sodas or beer) Once paid, you go into the main lobby and eat (sitting area, live entertainment, and where the tea is!) If you continue towards the back, there is the outdoor sitting area and lil game room and additional restrooms. I will most definitely return!

I am unhappy that I have to write this review. I heard about Texas Pride BBQ from KENS 5 News, a usually reliable source. So on Saturday the 8th, we all jumped in the car and drove across town to give them a try; I don't often take a 30 minute drive to get a good meal, but I was convinced by my favorite news source. The good news... I loved the atmosphere. The dirt and weed filled parking lot, the fantastic smell, the great sounding music heard as we drove up, the working farm looking buildings all exuded charm. Walking in, I was again impressed with the decor--old-fashioned and homey; looked authentic, not plastic. We waited patiently in line for about 15-20 minutes. The family just in front of us took a long time to put in their order; long enough that another person walked up to take our order. My wife took the brisket and rib; my son did the chicken, brisket, and ribs; I did the brisket, pulled pork, and ribs. We also did dessert. Everything looked and smelled delicious, and the price was reasonable for the food we got. When we walked to the seating area, I was again pleased. You could hear the music, but it wasn't overly loud (one of my pet peeves). Our meal tasted great! We all commented that the food was well worth the 30 minute drive. But here's the downside... The next morning, my stomach was a little queasy. Sunday evening, my wife started throwing up... enough that I took her to the ER. They gave her fluids, nausea meds, and ran a series of tests, including CAT scan. They said her gallbladder was inflamed. Eventually, she was admitted to Methodist Hospital, where she spent two days. While I was waiting for my wife, I ran into the bathroom and also threw up. I went home and threw up three more times... When I got felt better, I talked to my son; he also threw up. Somehow, I doubt we'll be going back.

Great moist brisket and very cold beer...has that Texas swagger!! The menu has amazing family options!!!

Had a great time hanging out here. Plenty of space to sit and eat and enjoy some good company. We parked our motorcycles and enjoyed the night. Great time

We enjoy Texas Pride for food as well as entertainment! We eat here often and we enjoy dancing on the weekend. A nice location, outside of the hustle and bustle of the city.

Really good bbq! We ordered the 4 meat bbq to share. The staff was so friendly. She was exact with the 1/4 pound slices! All of the meats were good and the sides were great. I just wish the bark wasn't so dry and almost burnt. When done right, it's meat candy. That's just me being picky because it's my favorite part. I highly recommend!

We've been here a few times before. I would rate them as pretty good, but with room for improvement. It isn't that something was bad, it's just that nothing was especially memorable. The young lady serving my brisket went out of her way to find lean meat for me. That was very sweet. The mac and cheese was my favorite. The pinto beans were ok. My husband said his ribs were dry. We had heard their ribs were really good. We would like to go back again and try some different items.

When I worked in south Texas, many times my crew would all want bbq and it always led us here. Always enjoyed the bbq and atmosphere. Today, my wife and daughter were going to San Antonio so I recommended this place because of my past experiences. They were completely dissatisfied with the quality and whole experience all together. The food was cold, dry and the employees were all seeming to be pissed to be at work. When they asked for bread, a lady just tossed them the almost empty bag of bread. What happened to this place? I told them it was amazing and they're calling me pretty much pissed they wasted their money.

Came with high expectations based on the name and reviews. Extremely disappointed I drove all the way out there to waste $54 (2 adult meals, kid corn dog). The meat was extremely fatty. Not marbled, FATTT. The pulled pork was so nasty it's like they dropped slop on my husband's tray. My brisket was so oily, the paper/ wax tray liner was swimming in oil by the time I got to the table. The corn could've been good but it wasn't even room temp when I get it. None of the food came out close to "fresh food" temp at all. The fries were basically medium rare and also swam in their oil. My husband enjoyed their sweet tea and their lemonade was fresh (not tropicana). The bar was decent.. lots of options and pre made mixes they stick in a blender so I'm sure they came out alright. I order cherry vodka sour and had to tell the first bar tender how to make it (she had a heavy hand with her liquor pour so I'm not complaining. They do have a band but whoever does their sound had a speaker popping and giving terrible feedback all night. That was kinda rough but they played decent music and I did like the idea of the bar out there with the music and playground too. Over all, I would not go back for food, period. However, if I was invited there for a reason (bday/ friends gathering/ etc etc) I would go just for the bar, music and playground all being together.

The BBQ here is awsome, always great tasking and the atmosphere and live music is a huge plus. The staff are rude and uncaring aside from the bartender. If you can tolerate the incredibly rude people behind the counter when you walk in it's worth it. Advice - hire people that want to be there, remove those with attitude. Review your security footage to see how they treat people. Eating out is an expense experience now, people don't want the be treated like crap.

Just go somewhere else, the food tastes like it just came from a Goodwill soup line, dry, everything comes from a can, nothing fresh except the road kill they attempt to grill. Just a shame.

We were here on a Sunday for a vendors Market and had lunch. I've been a BIG BBQ fan and have yet to try Texas Pride. I saw it on Triple D years ago and it looked amazing! I ordered the two meat meal- I got three small slices of brisket and their house sausage. The brisket was good- but lacked flavor. It was just smoked. Nothing fancy or exciting. The sausage was similar. Tasty, but nothing to "write home about" The bacon potato salad was REALLY good!! I'd go back just for that! But the Mac-n-cheese was blah. Additionally, the service was quite slow and the staff seemed to struggle with who was supposed to do what and when and how... Overall, I would go back and give them another chance. But I am NOT in a hurry.

I went there today around 430 to get dinner. The staff was not very friendly. The food was horrible!! Meat was extremely dry (ribs, brisket, and pulled pork), potato salad was sweet and disgusting, green beans were just a smashed up mushy mess and the bbq sauce was basically tomato paste. The loaf of bread however was amazing. (Not their's!!) 100% do not recommend. At least not at 430 on a Friday afternoon... maybe I got leftover lunch?? Either way, disappointing!!!

I have been visiting this BBQ joint once every year for the last 5 years. When I arrived the first time, I swore by it. It instantly became my favorite BBQ joint. But, after so many visits I feel like the quality has gone down a bit. My more recent visit a few months ago resulted in dry ribs and brisket. Maybe I received something that was a day or two old but I can't say that this is the best bbq anymore. I've been enjoying Coopers more and more over the last couple years.

I grew up in the area and i've seen this place go down hill the past few years. I flew back home for the weekend and decided to eat here with my family because I was craving barbecue. First thing I noticed was how dead it was for a saturday night. The second thing I noticed was that every employee behind the counter serving food had a tone while speaking to us. You can see the annoyance in their eyes as they try to rush you around the line as quickly as they can. They don't like questions. The brisket is seasoned well, but the quality of meat is better at other places. So it still tastes good-ish, but the quality and customer service has gone down hill.

Way out of the city if you'd ask me...but is it worth it? Heck yes. They have bbqs that are falling apart in itself, their portions are huge, the sides are freaking great. The ladies in the counter are super nice and they had a live band playing in the back. Best Texan BBQ i ever had!!!! Can't wait to come back.

I used to like Texas pride, but I thought there was something off about their barbecue because it taste more like it come out of an oven rather than a pit. I looked at the meat and noticed it DID NOT have a smoke ring around where the bark is. I love the staff and they're very professional and very courteous, but their food is just not something I believe Guy Fieti would endorse

Texas Pride BBQ - Terrible Service and Food! Wow! This was just plain BAD!!! Brisket (1): Bland, no seasoning, no smoke flavor. Tasted as though they prepared it in an oven. Chicken (0) Smelled like Carcass! It was really old and dry. It's very off-putting. Ribs (3): Were tender, but tasted bland. Were not good at all. Jalapeno Cheddar Sausage (3): Had a funky aftertaste! Cheesy Potatoes (1): My wife had to spit them out. Potato Salad (7): The only good thing besides Bottled sodas and pickles & onions Very, very disappointed. We didn't want to waste $35 only to be hungry and spend money elsewhere, so I encouraged my wife to run inside and retrieve a refund. My wife went inside reluctantly to retrieve the refund. The young girl in her 20's to '30s in front with a braided ponytail and many tattoos was beyond rude. She initially denied the refund and said, "Nope, you took the food with you". My wife then stated, "We had just left with the food". The counter girl asked why we didn't like the food and the wife replied "the Brisket was dry and the chicken had an off-putting smell". This obviously annoyed her and she said, "Wow, you didn't like anything?!?" (in a condescending way). My wife told her we kept the sodas and was happy to pay for them. She then sighed and shook her head side to side repeatedly while repeating what my wife said about the food. My wife then told her, "Well, if the food is not good, it's not good". The counter girl glared at my wife and shook her head and made a snide comment about her returning food that she had left with. The agitated worker then asked for the receipt (which they did not give when the food was purchased). My wife told her the total and then the counter girl said she was going to give a full refund. My wife again reminded her that we kept the sodas that she planned on paying for. The worker said, "I'm going to just give you a refund and move on to my paying customers!" She continued to shake her head no the entire time while completing the refund. After giving my wife the receipt, she said, "You might as well take this food with you. I can't do anything with it!" My wife again said, "No, we did not care for it. You can just throw it away". As my wife walked away, the girl said, "Thanks for wasting my time!" So this is a real class act. This is not only a "One & Done", but even if I was being treated for free, I wouldn't even bother. Totally unacceptable behavior. We were on a time crunch, so we were not able to speak to the manager about the unprofessionalism of this worker, however, here's the review. Wasted Time, "Big" Henry

The food is great and the service is outstanding. Very cool spot to check out for some Texas style bbq.

Went to late lunch with friends and we were delighted with the food. Overwhelmed by the choices we decided to try all the meats. We were not disappointed. The meat was plastic fork tender, so very good. I wasn't all that impressed with the sides though. We stayed for a few hours and enjoyed the atmosphere. Will most likely be back at some point when we have the urge for barbecue

This restaurant was on the Diners, Drive-In's and Dives and got a favorable rating from Guy F. My wife and I have visited 35 of the top 50 BBQ places in Texas from the latest Texas Monthly magazine so I would say we have a good idea what BBQ should taste like. We ordered all the meats and 5 sides and also had both sauces. I am sorry , we don't see what Guy F. was seeing as this bbq joint is not one we would ever go back to. If you live in the area you probably go for convenience factor. Top BBQ places near here : Pinkertons , 2M or Burnt Bean. You can't go wrong at anyone of these restaurants

2nd time here. (First time with my real estate broker before moving to San Antonio) Decided to give this place a "try" again and also, our son lives about 20 minutes away(meeting for lunch)..though a little drive coming from the Stone Oak Area of SA. Place: We like the look of the old gas station and antiques that are part of the decor. The interior could use some work... tables not cleaned or water leak on floor. Don't know where it was coming from. Food: the only good food was the pecan cobbler! Ribs- Didn't taste fresh. Some part of meat hard, Like a day old and yes they removed it from the warmer ... This was a 1 out of 5 Briskets- Lacked flavor. Ordered moist 1 out of 5 Sausage- quite the opposite , too salty. 1 out of 5 Mac & a cheese - speechless Comment: Being a person that loves to cook and yes smoke my own meat, I know when food is prepared with love and care and the food at Texas Pride does not cut it! I know there are fans of TX Pride , but not feeling it. An honest review ! Oh Guy Fieri is not always on point when it come to food. This is a miss!

Food is fantastic, service is always great! True Texas food experience. We also love the good music!

Really cool concept. I like the phone booth that is out front as well as all the other vintage items they have throughout the restaurant. They have really old vintage soda bottles. Really cool to see all these old items. Food: I got the three meat plate: ribs, brisket and sausage. Out of the three meats I would say the brisket was the best. They cut the brisket different. Very similar to the brisket you will find and city market in Luling they sausage was alright. The brisket was alright. The Mac and cheese was really good. Loaded mashed potatoes were kind of dry. Nothing was just amazing and great. Very middle of the mall type Bbq. Service: great people that work here. Extremely friendly nice people. They move fast. We showed up and there was a line but the crew did such a great job so they get 5 Stars for that. Price: great value for the money. They don't skimp you on meat portions like other Bbq spots I've had in Austin. They are very generous with their servings.

I went here for a coworker's going away party. .I was excited to try a new spot for barbecue in Texas. This was by far the worst barbecue I've had in Texas my coworker who even suggested the place where everyone was disappointed at the way the food was that day. Maybe it was just a bad day and I'll have to return and try it another time. Without the big crowd maybe But the food was barely worthy of any pictures I had ordered turkey and pinto beans and it had flavor but was room temp and my friends sides were blah mac and cheese and potatoes were cold and bland nothing special. Even after adding salt and pepper and everything needed bbq sauce for some more flavor.we all ended up trashing the food. We couldn't even Finish it

Wife and I went here for brunch. I had the jalapeño sausage biscuit with gravy. She had a brisket taco with a jalapeño popper. They both were really good. We also got two mimosas they were great! Friendly people and a cool vibe inside.

The pecan cobbler was fantastic!!!!This is the best way to enjoy a pecan pie filling without having to eat a whole pie!!!

Great food & great service. BBQ is wonderful, red potato salad (homemade) & beans are yummy! Kind service and even invited me back for their live music & fried fish on the weekends!

Meh. We decided to forego coming back to this BBQ place when there are so many great others in San Antonio. I am inlove with the look of the place! Kudos to whomever thought of it. It's a great place to explore and visit for country pics. The food wasn't bad. The brisket was really moist. What broke it for me was the feel of the place, tone and overall atmosphere. The staff seems disinterested but to their credit, they all seem like young millennials working a job and nothing wrong with that. However, I like BBQ places to have a warm, down home welcoming feeling to accompany my food experience. This place looks like it is a music venue. That might be a better option; we would have to try it one day. But for the restaurant part, we decided to go elsewhere for a different feel. Food is good tho.

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this little gem! The ribs. Oh the ribs. Fall off the bone, finger licking good ribs. The pull pork is delicious. And the sides. Man-oh-man the sides. Mac and Cheese - highly recommend! Cheesy, perfectly crisped edges. Go early, because this one does run out! Creamed corn. GET IN MY BELLY! I could have souped this up in my mouth. Put a little BBQ on it... it adds a nice flare to it! Also, this one runs out as well! The pecan crumble! I'm not a huge sweets person, and I went back for more. This ooey-gooey dessert is so worth the splurge! Don't forget to stop at the BBQ station! Their BBQ sauce is delicious. It reminds me of a tomato sauce-type BBQ. Meaning, more tomato-y than traditional BBQs.

I've been a regular customer for about 3 years now. They're very consistent for my visits. I almost always do takeouts and get quick service each time. The place does crazy business on nights when they're hosting events so i personally avoid those times. Our "go to" meats are brisket and jalapeño sausage. The brisket is moist and somewhat fatty (could be even more so for me) and almost always tender cooked. The jalapeño sausage has just the right mix of spice and fat. For dessert, the pecan gobbler is gooey sweet good. The staff has always been friendly and helpful. This place is a strong recommend.