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Emily E.

I'm leaning more for a 3.5 here, but let's go for the full 4. Admittedly, I was/am still coming off my high that I received from the Biscuit Love truck 3 days prior to my Smoke Et Al experience, so I believe this may have tainted both my taste buds and my otherwise very open minded reviewingness. Anywho, I got the Fiddlers Biscuit, as the "sour cream & sage biscuits" called out to me. It has smoked chicken, local green onions, and Tennessee wildflower honey, and I had the potato salad for the side. The biscuits were quite good...very dense, definitely need a drink with those, but they're tasty. I actually forgot about the honey until I discovered the bottom biscuit was soaked in something amazing tasting. WOW that honey was incred!! The chicken & potato salad were fine, but not spectacular. Overall, it was good, and while the truck wouldn't be my first choice to stop at, I wouldn't shut it out.

Hot Brisket Sammy / fried pickled okra!
Amy C.

After reading the reviews about the Fiddler's Biscuits, I HAD to seek this truck out and try it for myself. For $8 you get (2) sour cream-sage biscuits filled with shredded smoked chicken, drizzled with Tennessee wildflower honey and topped with local green onions - OMG! Yes, it was that good! Since my hubby was with me, he ordered the Hot Brisket Sammy - a smoked beef brisket sandwich topped with spicy giardeniere, smoked peppers, herbs on a toasted hoagie roll - CRAZY GOOD!! All of their entrees come with a side...I tried the slaw and he tried the fried pickled okra. Both were excellent and complimented the meals perfectly. Another Nashville original food truck that knows how to "throw down"!

Smashville Nachos & Yazoo Hefeweizen
Jacklyn N.

Amazing food, sweet BBQ and cheese... can't go wrong. Very friendly and so accommodating for my food allergy. Loved it and would drive out of my way to find it. I got the Smashville Nachos and I cant get enough

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Julie L.

Fiddler's Biscuits = good. Potato salad = awful. The smoked chicken on the Fiddler's biscuits is nice and tender. Biscuits had good texture and flavor. But the potato salad was so sour, it tasted like someone had a party with too much vinegar, or lemon juice, or SOMETHING. My friend had a sandwich of some type with a patty made from several types of pork - she said it was so salty that she couldn't eat more than a few bites. Someone might need a little lighter hand with the seasoning.

Chicken tacos w/ slaw

I am now two for two o.m.g.c.r.a.c.k. at Smoke Et Al. #1 they have a good health score. #2 the food is absolutely amazing. It took me two bites into the ribs to wrap myself around the flavor and then after that I sucked them dry. The chicken tacos were so moist and flavorful. The cabbage and apple slaw is not mayonnaise-y and the bay thyme lemonade is refreshing and light. Tonight my mom and brother had the Nashdog and inhaled them. Very full and the price is under $10. They have a Google calendar that you can download off their website and merge with your own--that's how I know where they are. You can also follow on their website, Facebook, and Twitter.

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Sarah C.

On any given Saturday, a conglomerate of food trucks congregate at Centennial park. One particular truck, Smoke et al. caught my eye. They serve smoked meats and the like. I ordered the traditional pork sammie which included coleslaw and a vinegar-based white sauce on the side. The co-diners selected a Verde taco with pork (huge and looked fantastic) and pork sliders on homemade biscuits. Overall the reviews were favorable. And there was plenty of food for the $20 we spent for two. It was certainly one of the more popular trucks in the park.

Brisket tacos with fried Mac and cheese.
Liz D.

A trend I've seen with Smoke Et Al is great main courses, mediocre sides. I had the brisket tacos and they were delish- great corn tortillas filled with tender brisket with both a spicy sauce and ranchy sauce and lots of greens and cilantro. Yum! It was a great portion size and so yummy. The side I got, though, was the fried mac and cheese, which was not so great. It was somewhat chewy and didn't have much flavor. Maybe I'll just stick to the mains and get my sides elsewhere next time.

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Unreal tacos; best flavor, very creative. Highly recommended. A must stop if you are in town.

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4.3(3.9k reviews)
10.4 km•The Gulch, Downtown
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Ribs were solid…read more Pulled pork - nothing special Mac and cheese - really good flavor, a touch watery? Baked beans - solid Potato salad - I'd get it again Coleslaw - mid Pork rinds - I'd get them again, kids loved them. Pimento cheese - decent but not super special. Great spot for bbq but was expecting really amazing as the "best bbq in Nashville " and it was just "pretty solid" spot, I'll still give it a 5 stars though. If I came back I'd buy a full rack of ribs with baked beans, potato salad and Mac.

Continuing my journey to find the best BBQ outside of Texas, my recent stop brought me to Peg Leg…read morePorker in Nashville. This place kept coming up as one of the better places in town, so my friends and I showed up on a Friday night for dinner. We took an Uber in, but they do have a paid lot where parking is free the first hour. You also have street parking in the area. The place looks big on the outside, but half of the space is a spacious outdoor patio. Inside is a bit small and cramped, but people eat and go. They have a full bar as you walk in and on the other side is where you order. Customer service was good and the staff was very helpful helping us decide what was best to get. They have a full bar with a nice selection of bourbon and whiskey and a pretty impressive lineup of local tap beers. When you go to other cities, you should definitely research what the local specialties are in order to give it a fair chance. Nashville BBQ is completely different from Texas BBQ. Nashville is more pork ribs and dry rub centric whereas Texas is all about the beef. Peg Leg is known for their competition style ribs. They have lots of awards and trophies showcasing their dominance in that category. They smoke their meats daily and make from scratch sides. Their menu isn't huge. You have a variety of appetizers and entrees mainly focused around chicken or pork of some sort. If you come looking for some beef, you ain't gonna find it here. We went straight to real food and skipped on apps. My friend and I decided to share a rack of ribs and two sides. The food was ready after a little wait. First impressions just from looking at it, I knew we were in for a treat. They were heavily seasoned and I expected a salty bite, but their mix of spicy was just right. The ribs itself fell right off the bone. They have sauces on the side which were pretty good. Dry rub was good on it's own though. For our sides, we got potato salad and baked beans. I liked the beans a lot, but the taters were just ok. We also got some banana pudding to get a little something sweet. It was mid at best. It didn't really have a pronounced banana flavor. Overall, this was a good BBQ outing. Does it beat Texas BBQ? I don't think it's quite there, but it's great BBQ nonetheless. I'd return if in the area.

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Edley's Bar-B-Que - Rib & brisket platter

Edley's Bar-B-Que

4.1(1.7k reviews)
8.7 km•12 South
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This seems to be the new tourist shopping section of Nashville. And Edley's is a great option for a…read moremid-shopping lunch. The prices are on par with BBQ anywhere. I had the brisket and pork tacos, both delicious. The brisket taco was especially delicious. It's fast-casual. You order at the front and they give you a number. Service was ok, not much table service, but that's perfectly fine for a lunch vibe. I'd stop by here again if I was in the neighborhood.

Nashville may quietly be an underrated barbecue mecca. You've got the Jack Cawthon's legendary…read moreJack's Bar-B-Que, pitmaster Carey Bringle's incomparable Bringle's Smokin' Oasis, and then you have Edley's. For the longest time, Bringle's was my absolute favorite in town, but Edley's may have just managed to take the crown. I almost feel like I'm cheating on Mr. Bringle by saying that, but as he famously put it, "You don't have to hate somebody else's barbecue to like mine." My default order at any top-tier joint is either a brisket plate or a multi-meat combo platter with brisket as the anchor. Edley's plates come properly equipped with two sides and a slice of cornbread. Where they really set themselves apart, though, is the menu flexibility: -The Add-Ons: You can throw on a $5 upcharge to add an extra 3 oz of meat or a jalapeño cheddar smoked sausage. -Burnt Ends: Edley's offers burnt ends, which is a bit of a rarity in town and something you don't easily find over at Jack's or Bringle's. If they're available when you order, grab them. Price-wise, Edley's isn't cheap, but it's far from overly expensive. It sits at fair market value, costing roughly what you'd pay for a comparable meal at any of the other major players in Nashville. The meats are high quality, wonderfully smoked, and packed with deep flavor. Beyond the rare burnt ends, the sauces here are what truly elevate the meal. Across the board, Edley's house sauces--from their classic red to their white sauce--are probably my personal favorites in the city. Between Jack's, Bringle's Smokin' Oasis, and Edley's, you genuinely cannot go wrong--Nashville barbecue is in great hands. But right now? Edley's holds my top spot. It is my ultimate "treat yourself" meal in town.

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HoneyFire BBQ

HoneyFire BBQ

4.3(613 reviews)
21.2 km•Bellevue
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food was good overpriced and the service was lackluster no customer service just "what you want"read more

I found myself over at Bellevue for dinner, 2 hours before my hockey game. I wanted quality food…read morebut not super carb heavy but also not something that could potentially wreck my stomach. After all, can you imagine having digestive problems while playing hockey? I love barbecue so I thought I'd try this place. I walked in and it wasn't at all busy at 5:32. However when I finished my order, the line was out the door. I asked the cashier what was good and the manager (maybe owner) walked over and I asked him. I wanted ribs or brisket, but needed a 2nd opinion. He said he would choose brisket because theirs is USDA Prime and he would put it against any other barbecue restaurant in Tennessee. Those are some bold words. So I ordered the brisket platter (fatty portion) with green beans and cinnamon baked apples. What I received was 3 good sized portions (1/2 pound) of fatty brisket. The meat was tender, melt in your mouth without an overbearing amount of fat clumped together. The bark was salty and very peppery. It was actually good enough to eat without a sauce. Speaking of, there was only one sauce on the table, so I used that. It was a sweet sauce, definitely honey-based but not overly sweet like other honey-based sauces I've had in the past. The thing is I love everything honey-related, so I would definitely buy this to take home. It was so good, I was scavenging for brisket fibers on my plate. So I praised the brisket but I think the shocker was the green beans. These were hands down, the best green beans I've ever had...ever. Salty, tender, peppery, with chunks of meat and fat, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese. Who would have thought that a side could be that good? Last but not least, the Cinnamon Baked Apples. I love baked/fried apples. Something about the tart and sweetness brings me back every time. The apples were soft, but not mushy. I would have liked them to be a little more tender and more slices of apples. I think there was more sauce than apples but nevertheless, they were great. Overall I'm glad I visited Honeyfire for the first time. I'm here often (near Bellevue) so I'll definitely be coming back again and again.

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Edley's Bar-B-Que

Edley's Bar-B-Que

4.4(417 reviews)
10.9 km•Donelson
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Stopped here on our way out of town. We were in TN for just a couple days and hadn't had BBQ yet,…read morewhich needed to be resolved. Food was phenomenal. I had the brisket and rib combo platter with Mac & cheese, and grits casserole. Everything was terrific, I loved every bite. Service is up at the counter, and they give you a number and deliver to your table. Nice folks all around working here. They also do something I absolutely LOVE that most bbq places do not - ask if you want fatty or lean brisket. I have never been asked this before, I always have to ask for fatty brisket myself. Place inside looks how a bbq joint should - lots of wood, lots of TVs, and lots of tables. If you're heading out of town it's only like 8 minutes from the airport, perfect place to stop.

I gotta say.... I am way more impressed than I thought I would be when I first heard we were coming…read morehere. I am glad I was "brought" here because I may not have ever coon my own. I had heard of Edley's but had never seen one before. I do love BBQ so I am always down for some new versions of smoked meats I haven't tried. I might be a Nashville BBQ hater at heart, but I am trying to broaden my horizons and give people chances. This one is pretty damn good. I put them to the real test with a brisket plate on my first visit. They have better brisket than I can find in Memphis unfortunately. The trim was unique and I do not care for sauce on brisket (my fault for not reading), but this was some good BBQ. It's a typical setup for BBQ. You order at the counter, grab your drinks, find a table, and wait for the feast to arrive. They have all of the usual suspects. Brisket, pulled pork, ribs, burnt ends, turkey, and they have another menu with something they call "Nashville Style BBQ". I bet it's spicy, what ya wanna bet? I'll have to try that next time. I'll come back. I am curious now. I wonder if their sausage is any good. I guess I have to know now. See you next time, Edley's. '26 - 110

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Platter with brisket

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Edley's Bar-B-Que - Ribs & Brisket with Collard Greens, Banana Pudding, Cornbread & Edley's Margarita

Edley's Bar-B-Que

4.6(226 reviews)
5.7 km
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Visited Edley's in Nolensville on a Monday night with my husband and three young kids. I've been to…read moreall of the Edley's locations around Nashville, but this one is by far the best for families, mostly because of the outdoor play area. Parking was super easy, and the woman at the counter was friendly and helpful. The bathrooms were clean, and the restaurant itself is spacious with plenty of tables and room to spread out, which is always appreciated when dining with little kids. My kids played outside while we waited for our food, but the food came out quickly. The kids' meals are some of the best values in town. One tip: the bun on the kids' cheeseburger is huge compared to the patty. I asked if they could add an extra patty, and they did for just $1. After removing some of the bun, it made for a much better burger and still kept the meal incredibly affordable. The spicy chicken tacos are also some of the best tacos in town. Our family of five ate for about $50. We usually buy Edley's gift cards at Costco, so our actual cost was closer to $40. It's refreshing to have a restaurant in Nashville that truly welcomes families while still serving great food. Highly recommend for anyone dining with kids.

I had been here before , road construction is a little delay in the area but when I went for lunch…read moreit wasn't bad at all. The food is really good I like the burnt ends myself but pulled pork is good too. Cornbread has a bit of a kick, kind of a surprise lol. But the ambiance is real bar b q and smells awesome coming in. Order at cashier and then give you a number so no service. I went a few months ago early evening and the bar was packed inside and out looks like a fun crowd if there had been a seat I would have sat there . Have it on my list to go back for happy hour to eat as it looked fun. Plenty of parking construction hasn't hurt them on that .

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Edley's Bar-B-Que - Counter

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Nashville Style Pulled Pork Sandwich

Smoke Et Al - bbq - Updated October 2026

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