The Oink Joint BBQ

I saw all the 5 star reviews for this place and was somewhat in the neighborhood so decided to give it a try.  I'm also a barbeque fan and am always looking for a good barbeque place.

I would say based on eating lunch here once that this is really decent place and I thoroughly enjoyed my meal.  I had a pulled pork plate with beans and collards as sides.  The pork was tender and moist, and they serve a pretty good portion for the $8.50 price.  The beans were excellent and were not too heavy on barbecue sauce, and were somewhat spicy hot, which gave a good contrast to the pork.  The collards were just OK with nothing special about them.

The server was very friendly and the service was fast and efficient, though it wasn't too crowded when I was there.  This is not a sit down restaurant; you order at a counter and your food is then delivered to you.  They have standard fountain drinks but no alcoholic beverages.  The decor on the interior walls is interesting.

I would strongly recommend eating here if you're in the area and want a quick barbeque meal.  I'd like to come back and try some of the other items on their menu.

First visit to the Oink Joint.  

The pulled pork sandwich was great.  I'm normally a fan of vinegar based sauces (and they do have one) but their sweet sauce was very good.  The fries were just OK (kind of reminded me of the frozen ones from the grocery store) so I'll probably try a different side next time.

I would have only rated it 4 stars because of the fries but I think the name "Oink Joint" is worth at least one bonus star!

Looking forward to another trip.

Nice little place.  Had pulled pork and sampled the brisket.  Pork was a little dry, the brisket was great.  3 sauces to try: vinegar, sweet, and spicy.  All a little watery compared to Kansas style, but with good taste.  Sides were tasty.  Root Beer in chilled mug hit the spot.  One of the best Georgia style BBQ joints I've found.  Worth a stop.