Wild Heaven Beer & Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q at Toco Hills

It took me a minute to find the place—GPS led me behind all the stores. Don’t do that! Once I figured it out, I realized it had been hiding in plain sight. The whole area actually looked like it had gotten a refresh since the last time I’d been around. There’s a massive shared parking lot, and finding a spot was no problem. Once we parked, we followed the signs, walked through a courtyard, and found the entrance. Inside, a sign pointed us to the left, where we walked up to the counter and were greeted with a warm welcome. We grabbed a menu and quickly reviewed it.  They don’t offer flights, so we each ordered a couple of half pours. I went with a hazy and an IPA, while Wifey chose a watermelon pilsner and a lager. We placed our food order at the same counter—Wifey went with lemon pepper wings and mac and cheese. I ordered six spicy wings and a side of coleslaw. They provided an order number stand, we grabbed our beers and headed outside to a high-top table made from a barrel. The food came out surprisingly fast—they brought our trays right to the table. Everything looked great, and once we started digging in, the flavors backed it up. My wings had just the right amount of heat, and the coleslaw was a solid pairing. Wifey really enjoyed her wings too, though she said the mac and cheese could’ve used a little more flavor. Before leaving, we grabbed a couple more half pours. Wifey liked the watermelon pilsner so much, we ended up taking home a six-pack. It’s pretty much a self-serve setup once your food arrives—you bus your own table, grab your own wet wipes and water, that kind of thing. It’s a casual setup, so no big deal there. Out in the courtyard patio area, families and kids were everywhere—enjoying the “green” space, playing games and hanging out. I definitely noticed a diverse crowd—younger, older, from all backgrounds—everyone just enjoying the day. It truly felt like a space where all are welcome. Overall, it was a great first experience at this Fox Bros./Wild Heaven combo. We’ll definitely be back.  4.5 Rating Instagram: @whatsthenextmemory

Came here for lunch. The brisket sandwich is good, with nice portion. Food came out lukewarm, but not bad enough to return. The fried mushroom sticks were incredibly salty, so recommend avoiding that. Note there is also a 2% credit card fee--dont hate it, but wish they would disclose that so we'd know to use cash. Overall, there's some hit and misses here. We like the laid back environment and counter service. Maybe it was an off meal, I would give it another try.

Nice place to meet your friends if you are looking for a barbecue and a casual bar in the Toco Hills area. Fox Brothers is a local favorite barbecue. Tucked in a corner behind the Flying Biscuit it is hard to find, but worth the effort. Great selection of local beer and wines and a full bar. Indoor and outdoor dining is available. Nice open feeling inside. One orders at the counter and the food is bought out to you. Staff is friendly and efficient. This is a no cash establishment, do come with plastic and/or a phone.

Such a great space for hangout. There is a variety of drink options for all preferences (i.e. beer, cocktails, wine, etc.). The Punched Up sour was so refreshing. The hot toddy is more on the lemon side with a honey/cinnamon aftertaste. One of the best we've had (we like that it has more lemon). Only issue is that it was served in a glass cup and the drink was hot. The Fox Bros menu was extensive. We got the smashed burger and texacutioner. Both were fine-- a bit room temp. Our side of fries and collard greens were good.

Wild Heaven's beers are hit and miss to me. I came to check out the Fox Brothers BBQ entry into the Atlanta Burger Week. I'm not a fan on their BBQ (always dry and requires sauce to resuscitate it) but wanted to give the burger a try. They offered a jalapeño popper bacon cheeseburger. The popper only seemed to be a piece of jalapeño in some cream cheese. The breading was really thick and the cream cheese wasn't fully melted. I cut it in half to evenly spread it on the burger and make it easier to eat. The burger was really good, not too greasy, plenty of bacon, melty cheese. I would definitely get a burger there, just wouldn't recommend the BBQ pork or brisket.

The best of both worlds! Beer, cocktails and Fox Bros BBQ! We had an awesome time at Wild Heaven / Fox Bros BBQ. The beer and margaritas were so good and you just cant go wrong with a Fox Bros Burger!! The live band Marsoupial was rocking it! They should have them back. 5 stars all around

I have been waiting for this place to open and it did not disappoint! Stopped in for lunch and had a delicious smash burger with crinkle fries and lemon pepper wings. I also had the cherry wine and bourbon slushie. Everything was delicious. The burger is two thin patties with cheese on a soft bun. The lemon pepper wings have excellent flavor. The slushie was strong but still refreshing and sweet. Staff were friendly. Plenty of seating. Some TVs. They have lots of beer, wine, and liquor drinks. Outdoor or indoor space.

Good third location for Wild Heaven! Same beer as the other two locations, but it will have its own Toco Hills location-specific brews in a few months. Place is bright and clean and has the most sports-like vibe of the three with where the three televisions are located. Ordered ‘The Lopez’ appetizer and three beers and enjoyed it all. Tucked away in the corner, but it’s easy to find with the signage.

This is a great spot to enjoy drinks and food on a nice day in Atlanta. I visited after having Fox Bros BBQ at another location. Although I'm not much of a beer drinker, I actually enjoyed several of the beers I tried here. The lady who served me, whose name I believe was Finesse, was incredibly sweet. I'll definitely be back.

I tried two beers that are new to me and liked them a lot. What will keep me from returning is the very limited food menu. Two of us in our group don't eat beef or pork, so there was only one meal option on the menu for us. I am new to Fox Bros and was looking forward to their pulled chicken. It should be a hardship to add chicken to the menu as an option every day.

really?!?!?? charging for club soda in a plastic cup? Everything else isn't relevant in light of that pettiness.

We generally love Wild Heaven and Fox Brothers (even had Fox Brothers cater our wedding), but the Toco Hills location is terrible. We've had bad experience after bad experience. (1) We ordered brisket on a Friday evening, which we paid for at the counter, and were notified over 40 minutes after we ordered that they did not have brisket. They were also out of mac n' cheese and corn bread. (2) We tried going on a Wednesday and got there a little before 8 but were told that we couldn't get any food because the kitchen was closing at 8 -- their website said they close at 9 and did not list a separate kitchen closing time. (3) Given the problems with closing early and running out of food, we tried calling ahead 4 separate times around lunchtime to place a order (online ordering is unavailable per their website), but no one ever picked up. (4) Went there another time with friends and ordered brisket. Waited 45 minutes for food but they gave me pork instead. Had to wait again for them to correct the order. The food and service are so unreliable that it's probably worth only going to this location if you're just looking to grab a beer.

Besides a lovely place to relax outside on artificial turf, I'm not sure if the allure here. $30+ for a very greasy Fox "Burger" and a beer seems steep. When I order at the counter and bus my own table, and nary a person so much as glances my way, I know that I need to frequent full service restaurants and tip them well. This is what service has come to. Unsure what I tipped for. Handing me a beer and delivering the greasiest plate of food I have EVER seen? Something is wrong here. I like Fox Bros. But this sterile, suburban faux restaurant doesn't make me want to return. The service doesn't make me want to return. And the grease pit of a plate surely asks for Tums - not a return visit. Back to the drawing board, guys. Atlanta's lack of community gathering places has given you a chance to regroup before everyone else figures this out.

This place just opened, but both Wild Heaven and Fox Brothers have other locations that we frequent. We had lunch on a Sunday, just as the first NFL games were about to get underway. It was medium busy, but the line was short and our food came out quickly. The staff here are super friendly and very customer-centric. You order at the bar and they bring your food to your table. I went up to the window to ask for a condiment and the kitchen staff were very accommodating. The food met the high standard set by the Dekalb Ave Fox Brothers. I had the lemon pepper wings and they were among the best I have ever had. The other members of my party had sandwiches, and everyone seemed pleased. There are several tv's inside and there is also outdoor seating in a courtyard. Parking is busy but readily available.

Once you find it, it's a pleasant surprise. It's basically a new pub serving local brews with FOX BROTHERS BBQ!! The Fox Bros is the real deal. Modified menu, but excellent! Self service. Ambiance is modified garage. Worth it for the BBQ!!

Pretty average BBQ. The brisket and sausage were good, but not outstanding. Not crazy about the sauce, the spicy version is basically the regular sauce with a hint of Tabasco. Collards and Baked beans were good, but again not outstanding. The Irish stout was similar to a Guinness, was a little flat. Service was very good. The place is a little hard to find in a recessed corner of a strip mall with a small sign.

Fox Brothers Food, Wild Heaven Beer, Mixed Drinks, casual atmosphere, walk up ordering. Seat down and wait for the deliver of your order. The drink and food were good.

Lunch at toco hills location. $17 sqalad with a few pieces of brisket; mostly croutons and lettuce; place was nearly empty with staff idling around doing nothing;

Great wings, great atmosphere. Really friendly staff. My son had the Texecutioner sandwich and really liked it

Had a smash burger on Dec 4th, Wednesday. It was PERFECT. Went back Dec 8th. Very different burger. Wednesday the buns were toasted and onions were grilled. Sunday, buns just out of the bag and raw large onions. Certainly less desirable than first experience. Burger still "good"... but nothing like a couple days earlier.

Attended the opening of the Wild Heaven / Fox Brothers BBQ brew pub and this is going to be a great location.The BBQ, the Texacutioner Sandwich with a of side Brunswick Stew, was excellent. I had the Marzen Fest Beer (better than previous versions) and the Experimental IPA. They really did a nice job on the build out of this new location. Should be a great place to spend an evening.