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  • In a word: Overrated. So let's start on the positive. The beef brisket has an OUTSTANDING flavor. The service was decent, too. I arrived at 11:25 on a weekday (they open at 11:30) and was greeted with a line out the door waiting to get in. Around 11:33 the boss decided we had waited long enough and began to let us in. I was about 30 back in line and was seated at the bar around 11:45. The bartender was quick to get me a drink, take my order, and my food was out in 10 minutes. And now the not so positive. I ordered 2 sandwiches, a Mr. Beef and a Big Pig. The roll that both sandwiches were served on overwhelmed the sandwich. Way too much bread for the amount of meat on the sandwich. If the meat topped the scales at 3oz, I would be surprised. As I mentioned, the brisket was awesome, just got lost in the bun. Would have been nice to have some horseradish or horseradish sauce. Was told all they had was their homemade BBQ sauce, which is similar to a Carolina style mustard sauce, and a hot sauce, which did nothing for me. Don't come here looking for a tomato based BBQ sauce. The Big Pig was Big Fatty. Rather than going with a pork shoulder and pulled pork, they used chopped up pork belly. It was chopped so fine, it had the texture of pulled pork. However, pork belly is bacon when it is cured and fried, roast pork when it's not. This was not cured, so picture all the fat you get in bacon, just roasted, and shredded. They would have been better off with pulling a pork shoulder. The coleslaw really didn't add a lot, and like Mr. Beef, the roll overwhelmed the sandwich, with 3oz or so of meat on a HUGE torpedo roll (see the pictures I posted). I may try this again, but will avoid the sandwiches. The guy next to me got the spare ribs (not sure why they don't have babybacks on the menu), and the beef ribs are only served at dinner. They also sell meat by the pound, for the same price as a sandwich. Much better idea, unless you just want a roll with a spritz of meat on it. I also found the restroom intriguing. For a place this big, it's a one seater. But when you only get a pittance of meat on your plate, I guess you won't be needing a toilet anytime soon.
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