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| - Stopped by on a Thursday around 8pm and they were all out of meat so I tried again on a Saturday around 12:30pm and success! The manager let me know that I can always call ahead and place an order so that it will be there since lately they have been selling out well before closing time. The building is a little ice cream shack that you walk up to and there are 3 parking spots in front, but there is a lot of parking along the street. The staff does seem to be younger and they didn't come across as very personable (no welcome greeting), but they were nice and helpful when I asked about the menu. You can get your food to-go or you can sit at one of the several picnic tables and enjoy your meal outside.
I went with...
-The Original Bobo: brisket, coleslaw, pickles, bbq sauce.
-Lickity Pig: pulled pork glazed with mustard and apple butter, coleslaw, bbq sauce.
-The Hawaiian Hillbilly: boneless chicken thigh with skin on, pineapple ring, cheddar cheese, bbq sauce.
-Side of Baked Beans.
-Side of Macaroni Salad. (They switched over from Mac & Cheese but hopefully they bring it back).
For the food, everything is homemade which I am always a fan of. A word of caution though, you'll definitely need to wash your hands and face after you eat one of these sliders because they are loaded with sauce and are pretty messy. The size of the sliders is actually about the size of a regular sandwich with plenty of meat on them and I think one slider with a side is plenty for a meal to fill you up, but if your stomach can handle two sliders without bursting then the more the merrier! The Hillbilly seemed to actually be made with skinless chicken breast meat, but it was moist and flavorful. The brisket had a big chunk of fat and along with the pulled pork both were on the drier side so slightly chewy, but still flavorful and I liked the touch of black pepper. The Lickity does have this unique cinnamon apple taste to it which I am guessing is from the apple butter?
The sliders are $5 each (max price you can charge for this in my opinion), but I did find a coupon in the mail for buy one get one half off. The sides are $2 each and come in 5 1/2oz containers which does seem a little small, but at $7 for a slider and a side I think it's a decent price for what you're getting; I would not pay more. As for the taste, the baked beans were not bad with a mild chili flavor, pieces of brisket, green peppers, onions and I think I saw three different beans in it. The macaroni salad was pretty standard with green peppers, onions, carrots and a mayo based sauce. Nothing to write home about.
Overall I would definitely hit this place up again! Maybe next time I'll even try the milkshakes.
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