I was first turned onto jjs when he had his truck and smoker trailer at the Walmart at 79 and Peoria about 4 years ago now. He eventually got the boot from there Due to lack of permits
After a 6 month hiatus, he started setting up shop at 95 and Peoria in a parking lot. He finally got permitted up and started getting some business. Once he stared getting some reputation, he started doing the west side food truck scene and the farmers fair at 98/Northern.
After a few years of dominating the Bbq genre, he locked in this sit-down location in old town Glendale.
First of all, the food out on the streets he used to crank out tasted so much better. The food now tastes and looks like it sits in food warmers all day. Having following him all these years, I feel the food quality has diminished. It's too bad because JJ means well and has a good heart.
Food is about 10 a plate and drinks are from a can or cooler. Food is served on paper plates and like warm.
There is far better Bbq out there, but if your in a pinch, in old town Glendale, and have a craving for Bbq...give JJ a try.