Brickyard BBQ

In fear of posting because I see the owner loves to berate people who leave low reviews but I felt the need to be honest. The reason we stopped is because I was craving bbq and trying to hunt down a great find. Over all service was polite, restaurant was very clean and had a lovely esthetic. Bathrooms were even some of the cleanest I have seen. All staff practiced great hygiene wearing gloves etc while handling food product. 3 people: 3 drinks 2 potatoes 1 Nachos 1lb of ribs = $80 BBQ Potatoes were a good size. It had lots of meat. The Nachos were lacking for price point and were mostly pinto beans. Meal would have been reasonably priced if the meat was good. Yes, they boast Certified Angus but the certification means nothing when the meat is dry. Brisket had smoke ring but no real flavor from seasoning. The pork ribs were so dry they were yellowing, had no smoke ring, or flavor. It appears they count on the sauce for flavoring. I will say they do have a good bbq sauce. Not sure if it was homemade or store bought. The Sweet Tea tasted like pure syrup. The fountain may need to be adjusted.

In fear of posting because I see the owner loves to berate people who leave low reviews but I felt the need to be honest. The reason we stopped is because I was craving bbq and trying to hunt down a great find. Over all service was polite, restaurant was very clean and had a lovely esthetic. Bathrooms were even some of the cleanest I have seen. All staff practiced great hygiene wearing gloves etc while handling food product. 3 people: 3 drinks 2 potatoes 1 Nachos 1lb of ribs = $80 BBQ Potatoes were a good size. It had lots of meat. The Nachos were lacking for price point and were mostly pinto beans. Meal would have been reasonably priced if the meat was good. Yes, they boast Certified Angus but the certification means nothing when the meat is dry. Brisket had smoke ring but no real flavor from seasoning. The pork ribs were so dry they were yellowing, had no smoke ring, or flavor. It appears they count on the sauce for flavoring. I will say they do have a good bbq sauce. Not sure if it was homemade or store bought. The Sweet Tea tasted like pure syrup. The fountain may need to be adjusted.

Brickyard BBQ was great! Ended up getting the chicken pate with corn and pinto beans, the chicken was moist and very well seasoned, the cream corn was delicious and the beans were good too! The pricing is very respectable for the amount of food that’s given. The atmosphere is very nice, I’m sure that even on a busy day it would be a wonderful atmosphere. The service was very well and you got your food out pretty fast! I wanna say no more then 5 min. Honestly would definitely recommend to visit and check out. .

Brickyard BBQ was great! Ended up getting the chicken pate with corn and pinto beans, the chicken was moist and very well seasoned, the cream corn was delicious and the beans were good too! The pricing is very respectable for the amount of food that’s given. The atmosphere is very nice, I’m sure that even on a busy day it would be a wonderful atmosphere. The service was very well and you got your food out pretty fast! I wanna say no more then 5 min. Honestly would definitely recommend to visit and check out. .

First time coming to this “BBQ” restaurant, I wanted to taste a little bit of everything to make sure that I gave it a fair shot. I ordered the chicken plate with cream corn, beans, and added ribs. 2 tacos, 1 brisket, and 1 sausage. I also asked how they made their potato salad because I don’t like sweet potato salad. They gave me a little sample as I was trying some; it was very sweet. The cashier told me who makes sweet potato salad. I wanted to tell her, “Well, you guys,” but I didn’t want to come off rude. The food came out really fast! Well…. Chicken plate with cream corn, beans, ribs, side of white bread, sliced pickles, and onions. The cream corn was not creamy; it was poured out of a can with the juice and had milk mixed into it. It was very poorly executed. The beans were good; they had a Mediterranean kick to them. The chicken was half a breast, 1 leg, and 1 wing; it had flavor and was seasoned well. The breast was a bit dry but overall an okay piece of chicken. The ribs… they were dry, had no smoke rings, were reheated in a microwave, and I could not consume them at all. I took 1 bite and immediately spit it into the 1 napkin given to me. Tacos came on store-bought thick flour tortillas. I asked if they had corn tortillas; they didn’t know and had to go check… sadly, they didn’t. The brisket taco was dry; I mean, you could choke on it even with BBQ sauce and pico on top… the sausage was obviously store-bought, and I’m sure I can find it at any HEB. The flour tortillas remained in the same position with the folds for my duration of my time there. Overall, I will not be going back, and I wasted $39.00.