I can only review on the basis of one BBQ beef sandwich, but it was a great one. The guy who took my order is in fact a "Hoosier" from Indiana, and since I'm from Ohio, we got to chat about being immigrants here. The food is the sort of thing I'd find at little drive-in ice cream places off the highways back home, with meat that's been simmering in crock pots for ages. My sandwich had a great balance of spicy and sweet for me, and the roll did its job soaking up all the goodness.
There are fancier BBQ places in town that like being faux-rustic and sell you tiny portions of comfort food for $10 or more each - good for them, but that's not this place. This place is fast food at fast food prices, but something different and with bigger portions than the usual. The "tenderloin" pork cutlet sandwich - which is an Indiana thing - has been recommended to me, and I will probably go for that next, along with the desserts. But for now I can tell you this is a place well worth seeking out, especially if you're tired of the same chains and Asian places for lunch.