Lexington Barbecue

This restaurant has a picturesque view of the Intracoastal waterway and the historic pontoon bridge crossing to Sunset Beach Island. Between their Angus steaks and their baby back ribs in their own special sauce I am not sure which is the best. Keith ... more

This restaurant has a picturesque view of the Intracoastal waterway and the historic pontoon bridge crossing to Sunset Beach Island. Between their Angus steaks and their baby back ribs in their own special sauce I am not sure which is the best. Keith, Garry (the owners) and staff put their own special touches to your visit here. So go ahead sit on the deck under the live oak trees and watch the boats glide by as you indulge yourself with the fine food or a superb drink!! It is worth your while to check this Brunswick county hidden asset out!! less

I have had BBQ in Kansas City (Arthur Bryant’s and the other famous one...), Memphis's dry rub BBQ, all over East and West NC (yes, I know we have supposedly two types), and of course in Texas. Much of it is good, very, very good. But when y ... more

I have had BBQ in Kansas City (Arthur Bryant’s and the other famous one...), Memphis's dry rub BBQ, all over East and West NC (yes, I know we have supposedly two types), and of course in Texas. Much of it is good, very, very good. But when you eat fresh Lexington BBQ, it’s the best of the best. It’s very lean and the sauce it comes in, is to me a mixture of Eastern and Western NC BBQ. It has vinegar with a touch of tomato base for a sweet and sour taste. People, who have had it, ask me to bring some if I possibly can when I travel through this area. It’s very much worth a detour. They, of course have chopped, but try one of the other two varieties. less

Lexington Barbecue is without a doubt one of my all time favorite places to eat. I live around 50 miles away but it is well worth the trip for maybe the finest "Q" in the USA. Not only is the food great but the happy family style service ... more

Lexington Barbecue is without a doubt one of my all time favorite places to eat. I live around 50 miles away but it is well worth the trip for maybe the finest "Q" in the USA. Not only is the food great but the happy family style service is a plus. <br> Yes, it is always full around lunch time. The wait still is never long due to the great help. Always service with a smile. The owner seems to be able to make time to speak to everyone. If you like barbecue this place is a must. less

The HoneyMonk as we locals know it. The location makes it difficult to get into during a lunch rush, and if heading south on 29-70, even more difficult to get back on the hiway. While worth stopping at if you are in the area, suggest you w ... more

The HoneyMonk as we locals know it. The location makes it difficult to get into during a lunch rush, and if heading south on 29-70, even more difficult to get back on the hiway. While worth stopping at if you are in the area, suggest you wait till about 1pm to stop in, as every redneck in town will be there from 11 to 1. less