This place did not impress me, and I'm a little bummed about it. I've had their pulled meat at a Yelp event and liked that. And their moinks at Stoney's (they have a booth with limited menu), again tasty. So I gave it a try for lunch.
We got there before 12, trying to beat the lunch crowd. It took 10 minutes for someone to take our drink order. We finally got our drinks and put in our order. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time.
Food quality, I ordered the Cobb salad (~$15). Served with chicken, blue cheese, avocado, tomatoes, onion, egg, etc. and tossed with a bbq ranch dressing. All things I like. The lettuce seemed to be a combination of spring lettuce and romaine. I can't say for sure if it was the dressing (which was tossed into the salad) or the chicken seasoning, but this salad had the weirdest taste and I really didn't like it. This complaint was a bit different for me, as my complaint with salads is due to lack of toppings or lack of freshness of toppings- never because of flavor. I actually couldn't eat it and ate half of someone's else's sandwich.
The other item ordered was the brisket sandwich (~$10) served w bbq aujus served with fried. This was actually really good and would be the only reason I go back.
Service: once we got our drinks the service was good throughout the meal. The waitress wasn't in a hurry to bring the check tho. In all, the meal took us about an hour, which was not due to chit chat.
Price: expect to pay $10-20 per plate for lunch and $15-30 for dinner. A bowl of chili will run $16. Salads $15-20. Meat plates $20+.
Bottom line: You can find better bbq elsewhere for a lot less. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else in town square for food (dare I say Texas de Brazil) and eat bbq at Rollin Smoke or John Mulls for a fraction of the price.