Charlie's BBQ

The pulled pork sandwich was delicious their homeade BBQ sauce was on point. Fries were a bit dry and to crisp. Maybe they need a thicker cut.

Fantastic truly local barbecue place. Brisket is amazing. All the sides I tried were delicious - when I don't feel like meat this would be the perfect vegetable plate. Peach cobbler is to die for. I was there at 2pm so the lunch crowd was starting to thin out. If you are local it would be a good go to for catering also.

A little bit hidden but nice BBQ restaurant. Plenty of options to choose from and very good meat and sausage. BBQ sauce was also very good. Very good value for the price.

Overall, the food was good. I have been there before and tried other sides. I guess my favorite here is the coleslaw. They offer an excellent fresh display of fixings for your BBQ plate, pickles, onions, and carrots! For some reason, we sat in the 6 when they opened a door storage like there was a strong smell of cigarette smoking. It's weird since Houston has a smoking ban.

Decided to try a new BBQ place tonight. Reviews were mixed but mostly good so we gave it a shot. The decor is great, outdoorsy with a lot of deer, boar, elk, etc. mounts, old saddles. And they were playing 70's disco music which we happen to like and at a reasonable level. Quick service (to be fair we were the only ones there at the time) I ordered the 3 meat plate with brisket, pulled pork, and St. Louis ribs. Sides of fried okra and potato salad. Wife ordered a brisket sandwich and sides of baked beans. The brisket was fair. It had a decent bark but from what I could tell little to no smoke ring. Flavor was okay but missing the smoke. The pulled pork was pretty tough and I didn't care much for the flavor. You get 1 rib. It was nice and tender, pulled from the bone pretty easy but again, missing smoke. The okra was amazing. Unlike many places that use frozen, pre-breaded okra this was fresh okra and fried when I ordered it. Very tasty with a nice, crunchy breading and since it wasn't frozen it had a bit of a bite (not all mushy). The potato salad was also very good. Not sure if it is house made or purchased but it was one of the better potato salads I've had. The BBQ sauce neither of us cared for. It's more of a 'Carolina' style with too much vinegar. The brisket sandwich would have been better if they toasted the bun. The baked beans I'm pretty sure were just canned beans not homemade. Price was about what you would expect from a BBQ place, we spent $40 for the meal.