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    Porky's BBQ

    3.2 (5 reviews)
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    Great BBQ and hush puppies. The pina colda was nice and strong. Love the chicken wings.

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    Moe's Original Bar B Que - Turkey Plate

    Moe's Original Bar B Que

    4.3(166 reviews)
    10.4 mi
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    Always a mandatory visit when in Foley! Bushwacker with a topper is brain-freezing good, food is…read moretop notch.

    I've eaten at a few Moe's BBQ joints over the years and never been all that impressed. The Moe's in…read moreNew Orleans went out of business. Moe's does some irritating things like only offering certain things on certain days such as their sweet potatoes which they also mix with corn flakes (I hate corn flakes in my sweet potatoes and I hate marshmallows even more but you can order them without the corn flakes if you remember they do that). So far I've never seen the sweet potatoes offered here and apparently it is a totally random side they do. I mainly eat beef BBQ so this Moe's ONLY has beef on Wednesdays (they usually advertise it as burnt ends) which makes me VERY grumpy! They do have chicken and turkey daily as options but I didn't find the turkey all that great. They do offer Mahi-Mahi on Fridays which is a decent option. The main things I would be interested in here would be the "burnt ends" as it is a decent portion size, the sweet potatoes minus the corn flakes and the Mahi-Mahi. Overall the whole ordering process of only having certain things on certain days is so irritating to me I usually just go to Hog Wild Beach & BBQ where they always have brisket and I like their sauce selection a LOT more! This Moe's does have a cool location and it shares a space next door with Magnolia Meat & Grocery. This location is also right next to Wolf Bay Restaurant which offers some great lunch options. I want to like Moe's more but they seem to do weird goofy things based in Alabama style BBQ that tends to focus way more on pig than beef and I DEFINITELY prefer Texas style BBQ based on beef! So I don't know if Moe's and I are going to ever really be able to get along on a regular basis...

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    Moe's Original Bar B Que - Menu 2/2    4/21/25

    Menu 2/2 4/21/25

    Moe's Original Bar B Que - Loaded BBQ Tater. Huge! With squash casserole and cornbread. All pretty good.

    Loaded BBQ Tater. Huge! With squash casserole and cornbread. All pretty good.

    Moe's Original Bar B Que - Here to arrange for Friends & Neighbors Friday in 2 weeks.

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    Here to arrange for Friends & Neighbors Friday in 2 weeks.

    Colt Grill BBQ & Spirits - Logo

    Colt Grill BBQ & Spirits

    4.1(62 reviews)
    7.8 mi

    Awesome country breakfast. Food was delicious and large portions. We shared a breakfast burrito…read moreand French toast and were very happy and full. Self service order and pickup but friendly staff that came around to make sure everything was satisfactory. Comfortable country theming and quick service. Would definitely recommend

    On a recent boys day out I took a few of my Buds to check out this new addition for Arizona BBQ,…read moreyeah you read right, Arizona. Colt Grill BBQ & Spirits just opened in downtown Foley, AL, and I was curious to see how their smoked meats and Western vibe would fit in with our Southern scene. This place is a big deal for Foley, it's set up in the historic Foley Bakery building, a 100-year-old landmark that's been closed since 2007. The building, at the corner of North Alston Street and West Laurel Avenue, got a major facelift over the past year, and now it's home to this BBQ joint downstairs, with apartments and an office upstairs. Colt Grill started in Arizona, with four locations there, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Cottonwood, and Village of Oak Creek. Foley's their first venture outside Arizona, and they picked it because they loved the South's charm and Foley's small-town feel. Walking in, the place feels cozy yet upscale for a BBQ spot. The exposed brick walls and custom furniture, sourced from the owner's family of furniture builders, give it a warm, authentic vibe. Brenda Marie Clouston, the owner, has a background in interior design, and it shows. The setup is pretty unique for the area: you order at the counter, but there's a full-service bar where bartenders bring your food if you sit there. My buds and I grabbed a table, but the bar looked tempting with its lineup of bourbons and signature cocktails like the Foley Bushwacker and Colt Margarita but only one pal took advantage of the spirits. And they have happy hour :-) The menu's got all the BBQ classics, but it's not just ribs and brisket. They smoke nearly everything pork, chicken, turkey, even their mac-n-cheese over oak hardwoods. I went for the sampler platter to try a bit of everything that included baby back ribs with campfire sauce, pulled pork with Kansas City sauce, brisket, smoked turkey, and a turkey brat sausage. The meats were tender and packed with smoky flavor, and the variety of sauces let me mix it up. Classic sliced white bread was served with mine but we tried the jalapeño cornbread, which was a standout, spicy but not overwhelming. The guys got a brisket plate and a pulled pork sandwich. They liked it but I thought the brisket could have been a little moist and tender. Overall the food was good and I will return. Service was friendly, though it got a bit hectic during the lunch rush. The staff was hustling, and you could tell they're still finding their rhythm since opening in early this yesr. I liked that they give back to the community every "Cowboy Cookie" sold donates a portion to Secret Meals for Hungry Kids, a local charity. The atmosphere was lively and the Western decor made it feel like a little piece of Arizona in Alabama. Bottom line: Colt Grill's a great addition to Foley. It's not just another BBQ joint, it's got heart, history, and some seriously good food. My buds and I are already planning our next visit. If you're in the area, check it out and come hungry! For more about their story, here's a solid article: https://www.gulfcoastmedia.com/stories/colt-bbq-spirits-opening-soon-in-downtown-foley-in-historic-bakery-building,162695

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    Aloha Made BBQ - Teriyaki Chicken and Kalbi Shortribs with rice and mac salad.

    Aloha Made BBQ

    5.0(33 reviews)
    10.3 mi

    Ok soooooooooo y'all if you have not had Authentic Hawaiian Plate lunch then you need to head on…read moreover to Aloha Made BBQ and get you a plate lunch it's so ono!!! Hubby is from Hawaii we both know Hawaiian food very well (if you from the islands you know)! I make traditional Hawaiian food for my husband at home all the time, with that being said it's nice to have a place to go and have someone else cook for us every once in awhile haha and to go talk story with Mrs Raquel she is so amazing, service is top notch, friendly and quick and well the food is amazing only suggestion is cook the macaroni a little less it was a tad over cooked!!! Now understand there is a special way to eat a plate lunch and if you have never had one it might seem strange but the meat is so flavorful that's why the Mac salad and white rice is there and you mix the bite your taking add some meat with your Mac salad and rice then take your bite it's absolutely a perfect bite! The spam Musubi is just as it is perfect ! So y'all head on over to Aloha Made BBQ and grab you an Authentic Hawaiian plate lunch and talk story with Mrs Raquel! I promise you will be back again and again!

    Amazing food, highly recommend trying if you haven't! Plus it's an easy grab and go for the family.read more

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    Aloha Made BBQ - Front of the VFW building

    Front of the VFW building

    Aloha Made BBQ - Teriyaki Beef and Chicken with rice and mac salad!

    Teriyaki Beef and Chicken with rice and mac salad!

    Aloha Made BBQ - Side of the VFW building where you will enter in the double doors here to go eat at Aloha Made BBQ!

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    Side of the VFW building where you will enter in the double doors here to go eat at Aloha Made BBQ!

    Foley Chevron Depot - The Pink Pig Statue outside the Gas Station

    Foley Chevron Depot

    3.0(1 review)
    7.8 mi

    I found The Depot from an article on AL.com called "The Alabama Road Trip You Must Take This…read moreSummer." Unfortunately, they did not consult me and they needed to. I have never ate at a place where the food was very good, but it was such a pain in the ass to eat there. I will start with the good parts. I had a pork plate with red skin potato salad, slaw, 3 ribs, and a sweet tea for $15, a pretty reasonable price. The ribs were fall off the bone and the rub on it was superb. The pork was salted, pulled, and tender. The myo slaw was chopped, crunchy, sweet, and creamy. The potato salad was creamy with a mustard base and red potato skins. The food was really good with the ribs and potato salad being the stars of the meal. So the most important part, The Depot got right! But what a list of extra circumstances that were wrong! 1. No free refill on sweet tea and the tea was adequate at best. 2. No housemade sauce here! BBQ sauce is the Sweet Baby Ray's individual size. They gave me two for the pork and two for the ribs. Sauce would have been 39 cents a piece for more. 3. My pork turned out to be prettt good but it was put in a stryofoam container and warmed in a microwave. 4. I was given a plastic spork and trying to eat pulled pork with it was a frustrating task. Finally, I gave up and just used my fingers. 5. I was not given napkins. 6. I had to eat at a picnic table outside in 100 degree Alabama summer weather with gnats. 7. Discovered 2 tables inside after I was finished. My suggestion is to pick up the BBQ especially the ribs, and take it home to eat with your own sauce, silverware, table, etc.

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    Foley Chevron Depot - Pork plate with slaw and potato salad

    Pork plate with slaw and potato salad

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