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Georgia, United States Food Guide: 5 Barbecue food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lithia Springs
Reviews on Barbecue food in Lithia Springs, Georgia, United States. Lithia Springs is a census-designated place and unincorporated area, formerly incorporated as a city, located in northeastern Douglas County, Georgia, United States. As of the 2010 census, the community had a population of 15,491. The area is named for its historic "lithia" mineral water springs.
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1. Beaver Creek Biscuit Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Docinnc
We were traveling and saw this little place. We decided to stop on our return trip through the area. Amazing bar-b-q! Order at the counter, pick up at the other end of the counter. A small place, but great service. Now we need to try the breakfast!
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2. Wallace Barbecue Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By ranatl
Wallaceâs is one of the finest places in Cobb County to eat authentic Barbeque at a reasonable price. The sandwiches are always amazing, either pork or beef. The dinners are great and they include french fries or baked potato, salad or slaw and come with two rolls. The ranch dressing is great. They have many options to choose from so if you have children or family that are not Barbeque eaters, there is something for everyone. Donât forget to pick up a few fried peach or apple pies to take home and enjoy. The service here is southern and the staff are the kindest folks youâll find. If youâre looking for a fancy place then donât go here! Enjoy!
3. Fred's Bar-B-Q House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
The next time you're craving the smokey taste of great barbeque, come to Fred's Bar-B-Q House where we have been cooking up the best barbeque in Georgia since 1983! We offer friendly service, quick serving, and great food with affordable prices. With our
Reviewed By coastermeister
Yes the pulled pork had a very strong taste and smell of creosote. The pitmaster here doesn't know what they are doing. Even BBQ with a heavy smoke should never smell or taste of creosote. Brunswick stew was just weird and not in a good way. Fries were not fresh and a bit limp. Toasted bread had a heavy spot of butter flavored oil right in the center and on one side. Tea was OK but a bit weak. On the bright side service was quick, folks were friendly, the sauses on the table were pretty good and the place was clean. Prices were average for BBQ joints. We would not eat here again.
4. Johnny's Steaks & BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By David P
There are so many things to like about Johnny's it's hard to know where to begin. So, I'll just list a few: There are many variations of BBQ, steaks and burgers and sides beginning with the basic Barbecue Pork plate and ending with their delicious Key Lime Pie. Their service is just fantastic, with your order brought quickly to your table by some of the prettiest and most delightful young ladies you'll ever meet. They're very efficient, too, as they come by to check on your meal and bring more iced tea without having to ask. There is a LOT of fascinating Southern memorabilia that includes antique road signs, license plates, and an operating G-scale Southern Railroad train that circles the dining room delighting young kids and old. Besides the excellent restaurant, there is also Collette's County Store where you can find all kinds of quality western wear and clothing for the outdoors. Oh, and if you happen to be a knife collector or just like to look, there is a very complete collection of famous Case brand pocket knives on display throughout the restaurant. Plenty of things to see and delight you in addition to the wonderful meal you will enjoy and served fast if you're in a hurry. Treat yourself to a nice lunch or dinner at Johnny's.
5. Hudson Hickory House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Bbqman3341
The newest thing in the place is the plates and theyâre 25 years old. Ceptin Alice of course. You can almost taste the savory bbq outside in the air. Inside is bout as clean as something can get having been scrubbed for three decades. Theyâve got a fine product here. Pork is slow smoked in a real pit, has a nice bark rides a bun well sauces or not. Pickles are cold. Brunswick stew is meaty and makes a statement. Fries are hand cut and delicious. Other sides are rather pedestrian. Service is agreeable, inviting and down right hospitable. There are a lot of smiles inside. Makes yours one too. GREAT BBQ!
