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Inman’s BBQ

3.9 (85 reviews)
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Jalapeño and Swiss Turkey Sausage
Baylie G.

We've tried lots of BBQ joints all over Texas, I think I've finally found the one I call my favorite! This place was jaw dropping, amazingly delicious food! We got the plate with 2 meats, a side, two drinks and unlimited bread, beans, sauce, and condiments. The moist brisket was the showstopper, it was so delicious it did not need any sauce at all! We also got the jalapeño and Swiss turkey sausage and it was packed full of flavor! With each bite you tasted the cheese and spice. We ordered the Mac and cheese and got a side of potato salad and both were equally delicious! The bread was soft and fresh, truly a nice touch to the meal. Service was extremely fast, and the restaurant was roomy and clean. Overall, I dare you to try and find a better BBQ spot that has the same value, flavors, and out of the world BBQ than Inman's. We'll definitely be back for more very soon!

Funny looking Q. And damned good beans and pickles!
Michaela P.

Making the regular trek from Austin to San Angelo and had to try another meat slinger. I've hit close to a dozen in the last 18 months. Inman's is so clean! This BBQ joint was over half full when I walked in but there was NO line. Bonus star! It did get busy while I was there once the local game let out. Plenty of seating, including outdoors. Prices are on the high side of normal but not too outrageous. Ordered at the counter and got a buzzer? How long does it take to slice some brisket and throw a scoop of tater salad on a paper plate? 34 minutes, that's how long. Thirty. Four. Minutes. How did I survive, you ask? Beans and pickles. Self serve beans and pickles... Brisket - not bad. A little dry. Nice bark. Nice smoke ring. Good smoke flavor, good beef flavor. Kind of a funny color...Turkey jalapeño sausage - not very good. Even with sauce. Didn't finish it. Kind of a funny color...Fresh bread, potato salad, and all you can eat beans were all spot on. (Thank God for those beans and pickles). I'd stop here again, but wouldn't go out of the way for it. Who am I kidding? Cooper's is within sight of Inman's parking lot! I'll never stop here again...

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Dan P.

While exploring Llano, we met a fourth-generation Llano native. And he recommended Inman's to us for BBQ. He related that President Johnson (LBJ) preferred Inman BBQ and had one of the Inmans cook for him on the LBJ ranch. Food: Excellent brisket, moist, mild smoke. Tender and flavorful pork ribs. The Bavarian black bread was the best BBQ joint bread we've ever tasted. And the beans were very good. The iced tea is fantastic too. Service: Friendly staff. Order at the counter, and when your order is ready they call your name. Ambiance: Modernized small town rustic but clean and not cluttered Price: $15 for a 1/2 two-meat "a la carte" option and two teas. Very reasonable prices. Overall cleanliness: Very clean Bathroom Cleanliness: Clean

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Chris T.

We stopped into the Courthouse because it was beautiful. Ted the Court Security Officer said we had to eat here because it had some of the best BBQ in town. So we took his advice and Ted was right! Service: order at counter and seat yourself. The young girl at the counter explained how to order and was very nice. We ordered 1/2 pound plate of pork ribs and brisket with side of beans and bread. Food: Bread is awesome!! It is a beautiful dark bread that is soft with tiny amount of millet seeds (I think). They sell the bread if you want to take some home. Delicious! The pork ribs super smoky and great flavor falling off bone. The brisket was so tender that it literally broke in half when tried to pick it up with my fork. Super tender, less smoky than ribs, but delicious. BBQ sauce is not needed, but I had to try it. The BBQ sauce is the best I ever had. Not too vinegary or overpowering, but complimented the meats. The beans were served piping hot and best beans ever had at BBQ place. Not mushy and again complimented the meats. The ice tea was also the best I had not too sweet and not too bitter, perfect combination. The desserts looked amazing, but I was not hungry when I came here but I ate everything and for sure no room for pie, but they sure looked delicious. Interior cleanliness: above average Bathroom cleanliness: above average

Peach pie! So unbelievably amazing!
Camay T.

Highly recommend EVERYTHING! The Turkey sausage was phenomenal. The staff was super friendly and extremely helpful! The restaurant is clean and well stocked. We drove 3 hours to eat here and will do it all over again! DO NOT LEAVE WITHOUT TRYING THE PEACH PIE!!!!l

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Teresa W.

I love this place!!!! Great BBQ and the renovations inside are new gorgeous! We use to stop at Coopers but it is soooo expensive plus you don't know how much it's costing you until you check out at the register!!!!This trip through Llano we went here and loved it! Met one of the owners and they are super nice! New restrooms are perfect and lots of seating! You will love it! They have the pot of beans to add to your meal and they have better bbq sauce than Coopers!!! Go enjoy Inman's!!! Great sausage too!!!

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Alicia A.

This was amazing BBQ - the ribs were fall off the bone delicious! The potato salad was great! The brisket was so tender!! Loved everything - taking some back to San Angelo! Did I mention the bread??? Oh my gosh!!!

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Douglas V.

I have to make a confession. For as long as I have been coming to Llano for BBQ, I've never been to Inman's Kitchen Bar-B-Q & Catering. Mea Culpa! Last Saturday coming back through Llano from a road trip I decided to try this place. I ordered pork ribs, potato salad, beans, home made bread and pecan pie. As it was 40 minutes until closing time I was informed that they didn't have enough pork ribs to complete my plate, and what would I like to complete it. I chose, of course brisket which was actually played in my favor. I got to sample two meats! First the Pork Ribs: I look for 3 things when ordering pork ribs. Salt and pepper seasoning only. Check!! The meat must be tender, and juicy but not exactly falling off the bone but rather The meat pulls away from the bone and leaves nothing behind. These ribs were as good as any I've had anywhere. Potato Salad: Among other snobberies, I confess to is my obsession with a particular style of potato salad that resembles as close as possible to my Eastern European grandmothers. Nearly every other BBQ place/Joint I've been to has served a potato salad that consistently falls short in varying degrees. Because it's the BBQ I'm there for I'll suffer through it knowing even mediocre potato salad with BBQ is OK. Inman's potato salad caught me of guard. It was as close to holy grail of potato salad as I've found anywhere ever. Potato's firm but not mushy, pickles, onions maybe even celery [I'll be going back to reinvestigate]. Perfect seasoning; salt pepper, with mayonnaise, and just the right amount of mustard with what I imagine might have been a touch of Cayenne? Whoever is making this is nailing it! I'd almost eat that by itself. Pinto Beans: Like the usual sides at BBQ places the sides are often, for my money, just so so. Like the potato salad, whoever is making the beans knows how! Proper pinto beans need to be cooked a lot longer than most people cook them. These were creamy and flavorful. Homemade white bread. I almost always avoid bread anywhere I eat because it all too often that same old sliced sandwich bread I've known for all my life. I actually told the person taking my order that I didn't want the bread. Thankfully the person who made my plate put two slices of homemade white bread on my plate. I'm really happy that they did. The Pecan Pie: a word first about the pronunciation. Phonetically pronounced 'Pe-Kahn". This is Texas folks..the pecan is our state tree to pronounce it any other way is nothing short of, well It's not blasphemy but it ain't correct! The pies are, of course bake in house. I actually took it with me and ate it the following day with a cup of coffee. It was very good. Mediocre BBQ in Texas is actually difficult to find. It can be done but properly it's a rare thing. I rarely give 5 stars for a first time review. Inman's Bar-B-Que kitchen & catering gets 5 right out of the gate. It's that good. along with the sides being exceptionally good the portions were bigger than I expected. Epilogue: I'm sorry that it took me so long to get here. I know that there's another more widely recognized BBQ place in Llano. It's good too Yes...But my vote for all of the above, my review goes to Inman's. This is my new favorite BBQ place in Llano.

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The turkey sausage is outstanding! Friendly staff as well. Much better bbq than Coopers.

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Like! Service , smells and deliciousness! Feels like home walking in here for first time. What a special restaurant. Needs more ratings !

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