Skip to content
When each meat is ready
Everything comes off the pit, rests in butcher paper and is on the board when the doors open. Brisket and burnt ends sell out first.
Meat, wood and pit temperature
Brisket
Post oak, 250°F. On 19:00, off 09:00
Pork shoulder
Post oak and hickory, 250°F. On 21:00, off 09:30
Pork ribs
Hickory, 275°F. On 04:00, off 10:00
Turkey breast
Pecan, 275°F. On 06:30, off 10:30
Sausage
Post oak, 225°F. On 08:00, off 10:30
On the smoke Resting in butcher paper Doors open at 11:00. A usual night on the pit (sample).
Smoked meats by the pound
Sliced to order and weighed on the scale in front of you. A quarter pound is the smallest cut; half a pound is a good lunch.
Brisket
Fatty or lean: ask the cutter
Pork ribs
About four bones to the half pound
Sausage
Beef and pork with jalapeño and cheddar
Burnt ends
Saturdays only, usually gone by 13:00
Sides, small or large
Pickles, onions, white bread
Example prices. When a meat sells out, the cutter crosses it off the board.
Demo photos from Pexels by Gil Goldman, Alex Gonzo, Julia Filirovska, Deane Bayas, Axl Nascimento, Vitaliy Haiduk, Anna Guerrero, Alexey Demidov, Bezalens JGP, Andrés Góngora. The theme download contains placeholder pictures, not these photos.