Fat Daddy's Barbeque

Don't let the size of the place fool you. This places serves up some mighty great BBQ!
Their pulled pork and brisket is tender and full of smokey flavor. Don't forget to try their BBQ beans, they are to die for.

Well definitely be returning!! :)

Ribs-no smokey flavor. Not flavorful. Just tasted like boiled ribs with sauce on top.

Brisket-very fatty. Not smokey. Tasted like Lipton onion soup roast beef rather than BBQ brisket

Turnip greens- just gross.

BBQ beans- alright, except for the hair in it. Ew.

Cole slaw- bitter. How do you have bitter cole slaw?

Mac n cheese-soupy and gross.

I wouldn't recommend this place at all if you want real BBQ. To top it off everything was COLD.

Roadside BBQ located behind an auto parts store off route 460 - what could possibly go wrong?  And with a name like Fat Daddy's BBQ, I knew I had to try.  Expecting a dark, dirty, dank country interior, I was surprised that the roadside shack had spotless, clean white walls, which reminded me of new, fancy, overpriced city condos.   (No tables inside, picnic benches outside.)  Just as surprising, the Best BBQ in Bedford County isn't on Yelp yet!

The $6 Brisket Sandwich had a generous helping of very tender chopped brisket on a hamburger bun.  Topping the lightly salted brisket is a choice of sauces, and I really liked the slightly vinegar taste of the spicy bbq sauce.

The $15 Half Rack of Ribs was fall-off-the-bone tender.  There wasn't a strong smokey taste, as they use an electric smoker.  The wet rub - more like a thick batter - had a strong herb taste (thyme, rosemary?), which I didn't like particularly like, and I spooned it off.  The BBQ Beans were a bit sweet for my liking but had plenty of simmered meat.  The Mac and Cheese was thick and chunky - good but not amazing.  The mini corn muffins were just-average, bite-sized cupcakes.

In hindsight, I should have gotten the $20 family meal with a pound of the deliciously tender meat, two pint-sized sides, and corn muffins to be a true Fat Daddy.