Pik N Pig

I finally got to try the Pik N Pig this weekend when I was in the area visiting family.  They've been talking about it for quite a while.  We called in an order of 4 bbq plates, and when we went to pick it up, I was totally bummed out that we weren't eating there!  The atmosphere of the place is great.  Right before we got there, I laughed at the "Low Flying Planes" sign, then, low and behold a plane flew right in front of us and nearly scared me to death.  There is a landing strip adjacent to the Pik N Pig.  The restaurant is actually an old post office, and they still have some of the original decor inside.  I loved it.  Plus they have a huge, covered, outside sitting area with fans, where you can watch the planes come and go.  

For lunch, I had the pork, cole slaw, fries, and corn muffin.  The pork was really good, coarsely chopped and moist.  Their bbq sauce was pretty good.  We actually got extra because we all like our bbq spicy and saucy.  Kudos on the jalapeno butter for the corn muffin!  The slaw was very fresh, but it was mayo based, which is not my preference, but it was otherwise good, and the fries were fries.  I can't wait to actually eat in and try their chicken or ribs.  I hear they are just as good or even better!

This place is great! I had the pulled pork plate that was delicious, son had pp&j and other son had a hot dog that he absolutely loved!

By far the best feature was that they left a whole pitcher of tea on the table so I could refill my own glass! That right there is an indication that they are isolated from the Yankee influence plaguing the urban areas around here!

The airstrip and P-40 replica were icing on the cake!

I have been here many times now.  Unique and wonderful atmosphere on a little airstrip, good service, and GREAT pulled pork.