Brick Pit

This is the genuine article - from the hickory smoke wafting thorugh the gravel parking lot to the decor (every vertical and horizontal surface covered with 10,000 personal messages) ... the pulled pork and chicken, slow-cooked to perfection come ... more

This is the genuine article - from the hickory smoke wafting thorugh the gravel parking lot to the decor (every vertical and horizontal surface covered with 10,000 personal messages) ... the pulled pork and chicken, slow-cooked to perfection come to the table with plenty of napkins, sweet, savory sauce and generic white bread ... good to the last morsel. And don't miss the banana pudding ... Dreamland may be bigger and cooler and have wide-screen TV. Go there if you want to watch football ... go to Brick Pit if you want to eat the best BBQ on the Gulf Coast. less

The kind of place you'd go for lunch or a quick bite to eat (fast food, basically). It's your typical Southern Barbecue restaurant with no A/C, no fancy napkins, nothing trying to be other than what it is: the smell of hickory smoke, tangy barbe ... more

The kind of place you'd go for lunch or a quick bite to eat (fast food, basically). It's your typical Southern Barbecue restaurant with no A/C, no fancy napkins, nothing trying to be other than what it is: the smell of hickory smoke, tangy barbecue sauce and lip-smacking, finger-licking beef, pork and chicken. Extremely low prices for a decent sized, quick meal. The restaurant is quickly becoming known as the premier location for Southern barbecue (eat their dust, Dreamland). Do not hesitate to stop by (frequently) this outstanding business. less