Came to this place because our original Friday night choices had crazy line ups. It's fairly small but seems to be a humble local spot. Everyone who came in were super friendly and familiar with the staff, which I can understand given that I don't think there's anything too special about this place that someone not in the area would travel over to Leslieville for.
The decor is quite "hipster" with the dim lighting, neon lights, and hand written menu. I ordered the dry rub ribs ($15) which were actually pretty damn amazing. The dry rub is good by itself, but their BBQ sauce is to die for. I'm sure I used up half the bottle by the time I finished my ribs. The ribs only came with a piece of white wonderbread, which I felt was a bit lacking. Portion looks small at first but ends up being quite filling. Unfortunately, this and the beef brisket would be the only things of the small food menu I would order.