Definitely a hipster hangout for people who have never tasted good bbq.
My husband and I were seated in the temporary enclosed patio at a communal table because, allegedly, the others were reserved. The other empty tables did not have other patrons sitting at them for our entire meal.
The waitress treated us as though we should have been grateful that she even acknowledged us. I have never been to a bbq restaurant which does not serve fries. I asked what the mains were served with and we were told it was a "sharing menu"! That's new language for being nickle and dimed for what you normally wouldn't have to pay for.
We ordered a serving of fried chicken each and all 3 sides: coleslaw, beans, and potato salad. Thank goodness, the portions were small. The chicken was bland and the deep fried coating was overly crunchy and fell off as you cut. I ordered a small glass of the house ale for $7. Overall, a very underwhelming experience. They got my money once. Enough said.