Tom, Dick & Hank
Barbecue restaurant · Parkview
3807 Main St, Atlanta, GA 30337
Highlights
Smoked wings, brisket, collard greens, and cornbread.
Smoked wings, brisket, collard greens, and cornbread.
"There are few places that do smoked wings as well as Tom, Dick, and Hank in College Park. They're tender and crispy, and flavored down to the bone. Order them with their signature dry rub, which tastes a lot like lemon pepper, just without quite as much citrus kick. They're great for takeout or for when you want to post up inside the small dining room for a casual weeknight dinner—our preference since we like to fill out table with TDH's sides (collard greens, baked beans, and bouncy-sweet cornbread), which are delicious too." - demarco williams, juli horsford, jacinta howard
"Head to Tom, Dick & Hank in College Park when you want BBQ to go along with your soul food. Hangout on the big patio with a well-battered whiting sandwich or a smoked turkey leg so perfectly seasoned it doesn't need any sauce or gravy. Or catch the Hawks on the bar screens inside the dining room while eating some of the best smoked wings and cornbread in the town. Plus, it’s a serious takeout spot—great if you’d rather mourn the Falcons’ latest game from the comfort of your couch." - demarco williams, jacinta howard
"The smoked wings, which have a spice rub that tastes a lot like lemon pepper—just without quite as much citrus kick Sitting on the sunny patio and listening to 2000s hip-hop" - juli horsford, jacinta howard
"College Park's Tom, Dick, & Hank is a casual BBQ/soul food spot that's great for families and groups." - jacinta howard, juli horsford
"Tom, Dick, & Hank is a casual BBQ/soul food spot in College Park. The interior is on the small side, making takeout a popular, convenient option. But the big patio off to the side will fill up with folks in the spring and summer. One thing you can always count on here is top-notch food. The smoke wings still start conversations, and when you're not in the mood for something off the BBQ grill, try the fried catfish." - jacinta howard
