Schulze is underrated! The brisket is very tender and moist. I recommend the Mac and Cheese and…read moreTater Tot Casserole for sides. Make sure to come hungry cause this place will hit thr spot! Don't forget to leave room for Banana Pudding. No artificial banana flavor at all. Will definitely be coming back as soon as I can!

It's funny how certain barbecue restaurants get the top rating in Texas monthly. I've been to all…read moreThe top bbq restaurants in Texas. Burnt bean in seguin. All the spots in houston and Schulze's bbq is up there with any of them if not the best! I'm starting to wonder if Texas monthly is even a legit thing. Because this place could easily be number one. I'm surprised I've never heard of them because this is some of the best barbecue I've ever had. Some of the best customer service too! I'm so glad I stopped in. This will be my go to every single time when I'm in Seguin, Texas. Food: everything was phenomenal! The brisket was made to perfection absolutely some of the best brisket I've ever had. The jalapeño sausage, I've never had a jalapeño sausage that good! The cheese was bursting out of the seam! The tater salad oh my God! Talk about a blast from the past if you're from Houston Texas, and remember the old Heights camp house BBQ, you will remember they had Camp house potatoes. They tasted exactly the same wow I was so happy to try that because I never thought I'd have a dish like that again in my life. The brisket rice was OK. I probably would get something else. The banana pudding was phenomenal. This is some of the best barbecue I've ever had. Easy five star review! The customer service was great. The line moved quickly and everyone was extremely nice. I will go out of my way to come here and get barbecue every single time when I'm at Seguin, Texas. This should be on Texas monthly, this should be on everyone's radar if you love barbecue! Once again, thank y'all for the amazing customer service and amazing food!

Went on a whim with my friends who had already dined here a couple of times. The last time they…read morewaited in line for 1.5 hours after arriving 11:30am. We arrived 10:58am and waited for 2 hours. I've read of long waits but being with friends, chatting and anticipating wasn't that bad esp. watching the line move along and having awnings along the buildings provided much needed shade. Some window fronts had small ledges that one could sit if you wanted so we did in a couple of places. I brought a personal neck fan and a thermos with iced Coconut water so I was hydrated. If it was later in the summer, I'm not so sure how I'd fare? It's best to come early because some items were selling out by the time we ordered. The first was the Coleslaw and "The Blake" Brisket Taco that included the Coleslaw and BBQ Sauce. By the time I ordered the 1 lb of Beef Cheeks Pastrami to go, I was told that was the last of it. Lucky me! My friend wanted to order some but fini! I shared some with her and my other friend so they could taste it. It was so fork-tender, slightly smoky and cutting into it the color was a deep burgundy-red! We were fascinated by it. I love Pastrami and I know Beef Cheeks are tender when done right so I was intrigued on their take on it. I would order this again! I also ordered 1 lb of the Prime Brisket to go. It was a little drier, less smoky than the Beef Cheeks and I had to use BBQ Sauce for some moisture. The El Tejano Brisket Taco sounded well balanced with the Red Salsa, Avocado Crema, Pickled Onions and Queso Fresco. The Pickled Onions & sauces complimented the smoky, tender Brisket. I actually thought the Brisket in my Taco was more tender than the Prime Brisket I got to go. It was a generous 4-slice portion esp. for $8. I think the Flour Tortilla could be somehow toasted. I bet a Sonoran style Flour Tortilla would be great as it has those toasted brown spots and is flavorful! I have some at home so I'm going to use that tomorrow. The only side that was appealing to me was the Potato Salad. I wasn't sure how it would be prepared as some places drown the Potatoes in a mayonnaise overload. They prepared it with a light dressing with chopped Red Peppers, Pickles and I think some onions & something that made them yellowish so the Potatoes shined. I wanted to try the meats as is without BBQ Sauce so I could enjoy it for its purity. I was given 4 White Bread slices, a small plastic container with onions and sliced pickles, 2 Horseradish sauces & 3 BBQ sauces. I'll try the Horseradish another day. When you order and initially pay, they just take your order and you move down to the next station for sides and prepping your food. I didn't know about the "Garnishes Available" with Pickles, Okra, Onions, Jalapeños and Bread til I read the sign afterward. My friends both ordered the "Chinese Sticky Rib Plate" that came with a "Cucumber Smash Salad". The Ribs were a bit salty and mentioned that they weren't this salty the last time they came. They had me try it and after a few chews, I could see how the smokiness and salt could be a bit much after a while. The Cucumbers were cut in chunks in what reminded me of a Korean Chili Sauce type of preparation. I just showed my receipt for the clerk to put the styrofoam box full of goodies together. My friend got up later and asked for some Okra. The Okra had a masculine smell to it so I only ate one piece. Near the utensil station is an area where you could buy t-shirts and I think some frozen or refrigerated items/meat? I saw a SF 49er white plaque so I asked the employee if the chef was from the Bay Area but he said he's from Texas and is just a fan. I told him I'm from the Bay Area and am a fan too! The bathrooms are wide and use drying fans vs. paper towels. I prefer paper towels esp. if you're going to wash your hands w/BBQ Sauce or grease. We walked out in the back area where the smokers were located since we could cut thru to the back parking lot in the cross street. Happy to have tried this and happy they won 2 Michelin Bib Gourmand Accolades in 2024 & 2025 and won Texas Monthly's Best BBQ Restaurant in 2025!! It's exciting to see local restaurants being recognized esp. for their BBQ. When I first visited in 2007, there were only a handful of BBQ spots that people would recommend. Now they're elevating their game and critics are noticing and on the map!! Support local!! To note: While in line, we saw people walking out with bags of food to go. Best to go earlier as possible, otherwise later in the day would be fine if can't wait in line. It would help to highlight the directions on how to order & locate them near the Menu Boards.

We visited with family on a tour of Texas BBQ places. They spent yesterday in Austin, and me met…read moreup in Seguine for the Sunday brunch. What a treat! I had the Casanova, a monster breakfast on a crisp tortilla base with a slice of brisket, barbacoa, two eggs, and a green sauce that rocked. We shared a plate of the beef cheek pastrami, which is reason enough to visit all by itself, and breakfast tacos rounded out the orders. Portions were large, the cooking was superb, and I will definitely be back. Next time I'll bring a chair for the line.

The service was great. The amount of food that I got for the price was amazing. Lamb Barbacoa…read moretaco was spot on. Matador Nachos hit the

Don't waste your money at the Rodeo grounds for their BarBQue. Want good BarBQue with all their…read moretriming go to their Restaurant in Sequin you will get more than its worth including the drive and cost.

Headed back to Houston from a mini getaway in Bandera and stopped in at Johnny's BBQ. I had the…read moresliced brisket with potato salad and my husband had the ribs. Both brisket and ribs had a good flavor. The sauce was just right for me as well, not too sweet and not too savory. We ended the meal with a slice of their homemade pecan pie. It was delicious with just the right amount of sweetness. All pies are homemade and looked fabulous, just didn't have the stomach room to try them all. Service was good. Ambiance is what you would expect for a BBQ joint off the beaten path, small, old and a little rustic.

Randomly found this place while driving around on our honeymoon. Passed it twice and each time the…read moreparking lot was jumpin so we decided to stop in for dinner. Let me tell you, it was worth it! Walk in and its immediately obvious this is a local joint that only worries about the food and not the ambiance. Which is perfect: spend less time ensuring your tables match and more time focused on your bar-b-q. Service was friendly without being obnoxious, you order at the counter and they bring you the meal. We decided to get two 2 meat plates so we could try all four meats (math is fun!). The plates come with two sides, so we got the classics: mac n cheese, potato salad, black eyed peas and okra gumbo. Everything was fantastic. Juicy brisket, fall off the bone ribs and chicken and the sausage was amazing! The sauce is a great compliment to the meat, it doesnt cover up the flavor like some chain restaurants need to do. We got the peach cobbler for dessert and while it was tasty, we both would have preferred it warm instead of cold. Overall this place is worth the drive out and we will be back next time we are in the area.

I'm not a big BBQ fan but decided to give this place a try since it's supposed to be a Texas…read morething...good BBQ that is. A local brought me here and he felt it was good, The prices here were definitely good compared to the ever-rising trend. There's also a toppings bar where you can top your BBQ to your desire. I grabbed an extra roll and BBQ sauce. I tried their #7 combo (2 bbq sandwiches, a side, and drink)...just $8.25! Well, the BBQ sauce was pretty bland and the coleslaw I chose as a side had no flavor. This is a Pepsi house for those Coke drinkers out there. I understand this is a chain restaurant. Although I was disappointed, I'd like to try other food options to see if other items taste good...but not BBQ items.

They really gave me half a taco and really barely put anything in most of the others. Thats crazy…read morehow they think thats okay

Fast, good and inexpensive! All 3! I'd like to go back and try a few other things on the menu. But…read morethe Kirby Burger and Cajun curly fries were great today!

Wow! such an awesome find! We took a day trip and ran across this gem. I got the blue cheese bacon…read morehamburger with fries and a drink. My husband got a double bacon cheeseburger and fries. Not at all disappointed. The service was great, and the food came out quick. Well worth the drive for sure. We will certainly come back when we're on this side of town.

The food is excellent you get so much food. You have to take home a doggie bag. The service is…read morewonderful. Really enjoy the waiters and waitresses there. And it's nice and peaceful. If you sit outside, you're able to see the river and hear it very relaxing.

This restaurant looked interesting when I was combing through Yelp on a recent stay in Seguin for…read morework. Their rating is pretty low and I wasn't sure why, but I came anyway. Their menu is average sized with apps, a senior menu, kids menu, salads, burgers/sandwiches, pastas, entrees and desserts. They also have a happy hour menu with specials ranging from $1 - $9. They even have cocktails with Power Plant themed names. I was in the mood for steak and unfortunately this town seems to be void of steaks for some reason; however, the Power Plant offers one on their menu. I chose a steak with green beans and mashed potatoes. They indicated the steak of the day was a ribeye, but I've never seen a ribeye shaped like this before, it was long and skinny like a skirt steak, or a strip. Ribeye - tender for the most part and tasty. Almost tasted like a flat iron steak, but somehow this was actually a ribeye despite its unusual shape. Long piece of gristle across one entire side and fat cap at the end. This 12oz steak was more like 9 oz after removing all of that. Green beans - basic canned beans with several bacon chunks Mashed potatoes- chunky with brown gravy. The bread that comes with this is basically 2 ends of a griddled hot dog bun. Service was ok as the waitress came around a couple of times to check on me. She forgot to ask me how I wanted the steak cooked, and also came back to tell me she originally gave me the wrong price for it. It ended up being around $25, as opposed to $22 as she originally indicated. I also added a homemade brownie with ice cream to go. This was a pretty average brownie dessert.

I haven't been to Guero's since well before Covid, but recently I have been treated to several…read morecarry-out lunches which left me wanting more. Actually, they were brought to our meeting place by Craig, the chef/owner who the place is probably named after. Güero means fair-haired, or in this case likely means gringo, which Craig is. Craig, in my opinion, is the best chef in Seguin, not counting BBQ and Asian fare. His tacos are excellent, but not really Mexican in origin. The lunches he has been bringing to our meetings can only be described as gourmet cuisine. I have also been to a couple of high-end private dinners that he catered, and I keep hoping that one day he will favor Seguin with another high-end restaurant like he had over a decade ago.

I have fallen in love with this light delicious salad, the northern Caribbean salad. Ahi Tuna over…read moregreens with avocado, grapefruit, red onion, wontons crisps and sesame seeds. Tossed in a light lime coconut dressing. Try the Reuben Egg rolls if you're feeling decadent.

Yesterday, Just Like Mama's was invited to our neighborhood's weekly food truck event. Two words -…read more"bomb diggity". They were set up and ready to serve on time and that is a huge plus in our neighborhood. We ordered the Crawfish Etoufee, Oxtails, Peach Cobbler and Banana Pudding. The portion sizes were enough for me to have left overs. I loved the creation of the Peach Cobbler wrapped with a waffle cone. It was tasty. Everything was perfect and I will definitely be on the lookout for them when I am craving Soul Food.

Just Like Mama's is like a one man band with ALL the instruments. This dude shows up with a pit…read morepacked full of delicious BBQ complete with decor from The Blues Brothers and serves various soul food favorites for a reasonable price. On a recent evening I wasn't planning on dinner; perhaps more of a liquid diet kinda night. Togo containers all around me hearing praise after praise nearby made me go shell out a mere $15 for a two meat plate with a bacon wrapped jalapeno and sides. Mama raised this boy right! Here's the verdict: St. Louis style pork ribs were fall off the bone tender. Perhaps some of the best bark on ribs that I've experienced. A bit crispier than I'm used too paired with holy sh*t good BBQ sauce. This is a must try food food truck slash caterer here in ATX. Seriously, quite close to nearby faves Salt Lick and Valentina's. Smoked sausage was also excellent. Maybe an higher percentage of fat in the crisp casing? The smoke from the pit really sent this selection into overdrive. With the exception of Austin fave Smokey Denmark, I don't get excited about sausage. JLM's was quite stellar. Amazing BBQ sauce hopefully known from this day Ol' Rooster coined "triple nipple" is also spread across the meat to your specs. Here's something I don't regularly comment on either...sides. Beans packed with brown sugar and jalapenos could be the best I've had in a BBQ setting. Realistically, I'm only knocking off a star for one issue. This is Texas folks; if you don't have pickles, onions, and jalapenos (pickled) readily available your missing something that we expect. Otherwise, over the top excellent!