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PA'PA'S BBQ

4.6 (41 reviews)

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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That's me there, ordering brisket, about to have my life changed.
John F.

Oh man, what a welcome and unexpected surprise on our way just passing past Madison. What a frickin GEM. My friend asked, "What's on the brisket sandwich?" The reply: "Brisket, why, you need something else?" No, good sir, we needed not one thing else. The meat was smoked well, not overpowering, but flavorful. The sauce was so dang good. I love it with a little tang, and this was perfect. Portions of the brisket were a little tough -- not being a BBQ pro, not sure if that's regular, but that's the reason I didn't give this place a fifth star. And he let me try the banana pudding on the sly. Never had it before, may never have it again, but as far as appetizers go, I nearly ruined my appetite on the stuff. So good. This food truck, upon the grass at the edge of a gas station, is fine eating with good company. Thanks for making one of the fondest memories of our little road trip.

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First of all when I cook food for people I taste it, making sure the quality of it​ is good, and I want them to enjoy my food even if they don't come back I want them to say, good things about my food. I went to Papa John's yesterday in Delavan Wisconsin at the mobile gas station my son had rib tips there I tasted them,they weren't great but they were good so, I went there expecting at least some good rib tips however, they were nasty they were greasy fatty they were big,chunks of meat, the bean was mush, the potato salad is just big chunks of potato the cornbread is I don't know what this s*** is.the food was nasty I was so disappointed the first bite into the meat was greasey and it was like it had been in the freezer it was awful the food was awful it was awful and it had no seasoning I don't know what that is but it ended up in the garbage. it was horrible, I wouldn't recommend anybody go there not for the food anyway.The ribs tips I purchased was not good at all, they were greasy,fatty and meat tasted old,I took one bite,to be quiet honest it made me sick. It tasted like old freezer burn meat. I was only able to send this one image

Brisket with fries and coleslaw
Krystin F.

True, hardwood, smoked BBQ right off an inconspicuous Broadway gas station is where you will find the best brisket in the area. The meal included a sweet/vinegar sauce that perfectly complemented the slow-cooked, smoke-infused offerings. Seriously - this stuff is the real deal. You just can't get this anywhere! For the sides I would recommend getting the coleslaw and the baked beans which have a unique peppery finish. You may have to plan your visit here as the are only open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday around lunchtime...and this by no means is a strict schedule. If you see the smoke billowing - you should be stopping to place an order.

Brisket sandwich
Benn Z.

Great brisket sandwich. For the price you get a great portion, when she handed me the box I was shocked at how heavy it was! I was able to get two sandwiches out of it. Sauce was good...not to hot and not to spicy. Finding places like this is amazing and a must stop if driving down the belt line.

a smoker on a trailer
Tod T.

This has to be some of the best BBQ to move past my lips. Epic portions wonderful smells. The hush puppies and coleslaw were just as awesome as the rib tips. Next time I'm trying the catfish I almost was going to sit there till it was time for dinner

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