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    Mitch’s Texas Style Bbq

    3.7 (62 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Four piece
    Deb N.

    3.5 stars Stopped into Mitch's Texas Style Barbecue in Amarillo, which is tucked inside a Valero gas station but don't let that fool you. I was just looking for a quick bite before hitting the road again, and the Yelp reviews didn't steer me wrong. I ordered the four-piece combo: two ribs, two chicken tenders, waffle fries, and a drink. Everything was served hot and fresh. The barbecue sauce was solid, nice flavor without being overpowering. The ribs were decent, and the chicken tenders were cooked perfectly, though the breading was way too spicy for me (I ended up peeling it off and still enjoyed the chicken inside). Waffle fries were crispy and satisfying, and the price felt fair for the portion. Nothing fancy--again, gas station--but definitely better than expected. Would I go out of my way for it? Probably not. But for a quick, hot meal on the road? It hit the spot.

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    Matty A.

    It's inside of a gas station, of which we were surprised!! They were out of pulled pork sad news Got the brisket it was a bit dry for my taste It came with no home potato chips, they were good, the macaroni was not worth my calories.

    Life
    Mike B.

    It was good food, good potato salad, great ribs. All of it was very good. It was very good.

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    Howard B.

    Staying at the RV park next door & this was an easy walk over. This is not a typical Truck stop/gas station restaurant. It is a Restaurant with a truck stop attached . You can see from the pics the amount of food was definitely worth the prices. Getting to watch the staff member make your plate was fun. He made sure your product was weighed to ensure you didn't get short changed on amounts. I saw someone complaining about dry meat, well we didn't see/experience that. Do they not know what BBQ sauce is? Wife's turkey was tender, juicy, & had enough to add to her salad today. Her macaroni & cheese with green peppers was delicious. Little too warm for her, so I was the lucky one. My pulled pork sandwich was great & had enough to bring home for a next day sandwich. I enjoyed the special chips. Plenty of seating for families. THEY HAD TEXAS SWEET TEA. Parking lot will accommodate any size motorhome of pull RV. The staff were friendly, quick, keeping seating area clean, great customer service. Look at the staff photo, that is a great team.. I was to give a shout out to Domonic, because he was quick with a smile & kind word. We will be back. There is a large dog park, kid's playground, & covered picnic tables right outside.

    Polish sausage
    Amanda W.

    Unsuspecting little bbq place inside a truck stop. You walk in you can smell the bbq. You order at a counter and walk down the line. They have a condiment bar with bbq sauce, pickles and peppers. We were there less than hour before they closed so some of their options were limited. We ordered brisket nachos add queso cheese. The. Hops are kettle cooked chips and I know you don't think nachos when you hear kettle cooked chips but hear me out. They were soft yet still crunchy enough to hold up to the amount of topping they put on the nachos. Toppings we chose Beans Queso Shredded cheese Jalapenos Spicy bbq sauce Additional toppings they have that we didn't get were Sour cream Onions I think I may be missing a topping but can't remember for sure. They load the toppings on and it was definitely enough for 2 of us to share. The brisket wasn't dry and had a decent smoke taste. I also got the only sausage they have had left for the day which was polish. The skin on it was a bit tough and it was greasy so I don't think I will be ordering that again. Hubby tried the banana pudding and said it's the best he's ever had. They cut up the banana fresh and crumble the wafers on fresh as well so no soggy gross toppings. Pudding was light and fluffy He also got a lemon bar but hasn't tried it yet Overall decent bbq with truck parking and EV chargers.

    Ribs, hot sausages and brisket
    Jim T.

    Located at the Toot n Totum truck stop just outside the Amarillo airport. I had the hot sausages (star of the show) ribs and brisket. The brisket was a little dry. However the sausages and ribs were tasty, moist and served hot. For the sides I had cole slaw and green chili Mac n cheese. I'd pass on the beans as they looked a little long in the tooth.

    Meat-by-the-pound & sides
    Jessica O.

    I've had gas station Q that was bomb. This wasn't one of them. Service was friendly but the brisket was dry. The beans & slaw were average. The green chile & cheddar sausage link & green chili mac 'n cheese were both very good. Kinda' disappointing for the sole TX BBQ we tried on this road trip.

    Roasted Turkey, chips, potato salad and coleslaw.
    Ardis H.

    We were pleasantly surprised to find Mitch's bbq at the EV charging station in Amarillo, TX. Fast, clean, great menu, and delicious meat! My husband and I had the #1 meal - meat, chips, plus 2 sides. We both ordered turkey. Very moist and not salty! Great tasting bbq sauces. $30 for two people. Wish they had this restaurant where we live! All the sides looked great. My husband had potato salad and coleslaw. I had green beans and Coleslaw.

    Stockpile: chopped brisket & beans on chips.
    Ned L.

    Well, so much for my diet. The Stockpile is just too much BBQ brisket with fixings to skip at $12. Plus, I have to eat something while charging my Tesla here. They make it to specifications, hot or regular sauce, jalapeños or not, and cheese, of course. Plenty of other meat trays and sandwiches too. The tables are in the middle of the convenience store, so don't be shy. Beats the Wendy's here by a mile.

    They were supposed to be Hawaiian sliders on Hawaiian bread, but just plain bread nothing Hawaiian at all about them.
    Chris E.

    The mac & cheese was disgusting. My food was served cold they were out of almost everything. The meat was very dry. Not worth the stop at all. The steam tray items look like they've been there for a month.

    2 meats plate
    Wendy M.

    Very cool concept to have a full service BBQ place inside a convenience store (with Tesla Super Chargers). My man ordered the sliced brisket plate and I ordered the 2 meat plate with two different types of sausage. Our sides were fried okra, coleslaw and mac and cheese. Lastly, I though an order of the banana pudding would be great. We choose poorly with everything. Boo. It's not often that we walk away from a meal unhappy, but ya know. It happens occasionally. Mitch's has some room for improvement and with some tweaks, can be much, much better. Here's a few we noticed: less cheese in the sausage (I know, who would have ever thought less cheese is better!). The okra was soggy, so maybe working out the timing so that the crispy coating isn't compromised. The brisket was good, but the sauce was too vinegary for me and just meh for my man. The banana pudding was maybe the most disappointing. I'm not sure that the pudding actually was, but it was unlike anything I've ever had - way too dense with only a hint of banana. The staff cut 1/4 of a banana into small pieces and added a few slices to the bottom and top sections of the container we ordered. He took a few 'nilla wafers and crumbled them up on top of the dense mass. It was odd. No beuno. We each took a few bites and left the rest. We could have chosen the Wendy's that was next door, in the same open space. As we were leaving, we both shared that Wendy's would have been a better choice. Sometimes, it's knowing what you are getting that matters most.

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    The best thing there is their banana pudding top class! The barbecue Hank Hill's is better than cheaper

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    Excellent brisket!!! Fast friendly service, what more can you ask for? Oh yeah, good prices.

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    My favorite place to eat ong. Brisket is so good. The service was is always amazing because they are friendly.

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    Good Barbecue great service convenient locations. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly.

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