Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q

???? really tasty barbecue in this Fox Bros location even at these food volumes! We came without a reservation around 7pm and managed to get a table outside - the staff is very friendly and helpful. The meals are HUGE, keep that in mind and it's very difficult to stop eating once they arrive ????‍♂️. The fried Jalapeños were omnomnom... All in all - would love to come back and get the same we had this time around ????.

The service was quick and attentive. The fried pickles and jalapeño app was hot and fresh. We ordered combo plates, and while the collards, mac & cheese, and baked beans were well seasoned, the 1/4 chicken and pulled pork were a little dry. The fried chicken ribs and fatty brisket slapped, and the smoked wings were good too. We washed it all down with Shiner IPAs and took home some leftovers. Overall we had a really good dining experience.

We came to Fox Bros on a Saturday night and were greeted with the most unpleasant service. The hostess was scrolling on instagram and didn’t look up or acknowledge us once. After about two minutes she finally looked up, told her colleague to seat us and rolled her eyes. The other host was extremely awkward, didn’t say a word to us and just walked toward a table. He then sternly informed us of a 75 minute table limit. Our server was fine, she stood over us for several minutes and then disappeared as soon as we needed her. Despite being rated as cheap on Google, the food here is extremely expensive with the cheapest item being vegetables at $14. That said, the food is not at all worth the price. It’s relatively dry (we had both the pork and Brisket). The BBQ sauces are weirdly overzealous with the original sauce being painfully sweet and the spicy the weirdest combination of spices I’ve ever had. In addition the poor taste, the presentation is god awful. We ordered the Lopez which quite