Joe's Real average BBQ is located at the food court area right before the entrance to the gates. I say average because it does it's job in filling you but not necessary make you want to return for another time. I guess I shouldn't have high expectations for a food court restaurant but it's hard to when you're paying higher prices.
The menu is what you'll expect from a transitional BBQ restaurant. BBQ ribs, brisket, pulled pork, hot links, mac & cheese, coleslaw and cornbread. Selection is wide but the BBQ simply lacks the slow cook tenderness and taste that a traditional BBQ house delivers. I ordered the brisket, pulled pork and a side of mac and cheese. Again, everything was edible but lacks the wow factor. Everything just taste preheated and then drenched with BBQ sauce later on. Imagine heating up an expensive Stouffer's meal. That's probably the closest comparison to the meal I was served.