J & M Hill Country Bar-B-Q

Our favorite place to eat out!

The food is so soul food! Great job guys thank you for everything!

Great food and great service wish they were open a little more often! Stuffed backed potatoes, with bbq, peppers and onions!! The ribs are awesome! Catfish is great as well!! Shrimp is not that great if you get a chance please try the beans and q...omg so great!

A classic small-town BBQ joint, nothing fancy. Maybe even a few flies around. But *GOOD* barbeque!!!!! Their ribs (regular or sweet) are smoky, juicy and lick-off-the-bone tender. Good slaw and potato salad, too. Everything they sell is good. This is absolutely on my short go-to list for 'Q.

Ok this last person that reviewed this restaurant is the idiot this is an amazing mom and pop bbq joint the best food I have ever had the waitresses are fun and care you order at your table I don't know where the other guy got this from but he is wrong if your looking for some good home cooking this is your place god bless

This modest BBQ joint is patronized almost exclusively by the local blue collar carnivores. There are two smallish dining rooms; the smoking room is separated from the non-smokers by a wall. You can always tell the non-smoking section because there are no ash trays on the tables. The ash trays in the smoking section are emptied regularly once a month whether they are quite full to overflowing or not. We ordered the beef brisket and the ribs. Trust us; get the brisket and forget the ribs. Oh, the ribs aren't bad if you put enough BBQ sauce on them. (The BBQ sauce is in the brown squeeze bottle on every table. The red squeeze bottle is the catsup put there for the benefit of patrons who mistakenly order French fries instead of potato salad.) Furnishings and decor are minimal to say the least. So are the plastic plates and cheap utensils. You order at the counter by the front door, and they bring your plate to you. Unless you get there when it's crowded, service is prompt. We thought the food could have been a little hotter when it came to our table. If you order tea, they always ask, "Sweet or unsweet?" The presumption is that you're too stupid to take a glass of ice tea and add your own sweetening at the table. The ribs were mediocre at best, but perfectly edible. The brisket was among the best we've had in recent years! It was lean, and tasty, and so tender you could easily eat it with a spoon. You could probably eat it through a soda straw! The regular combo plate (two meats and two sides) is $9 as of mid-2008. The LARGE combo plate is a dollar extra--we say go for it. Take-out BBQ is also available here.