You can find Ford's BBQ at 2337 Main St Tucker, GA 30084 - this is right on the Tucker square with free on street parking (sometimes hard to get, especially during prime time) - luckily there are lots scattered about - I often park near the railroad tracks and down some of the side streets. I really, really want to like the BBQ here but there's some quality about it that doesn't work to well for me. The meats are tender, especially the brisket - this is Texas style BBQ so you would expect that. I've eaten here a couple of times and while I certainly respect my friends opinions about the place, I find it lacking a bit. The things going for it: the patio especially during spring and fall. The smoked wings - hard to find them this good. The birra tacos are pretty tasty. If you're really looking for Texas style BBQ they're good if not exceptional. Some of the sides were a bit overcooked but nothing too bad and some are exceptional, like the street corn. The service can be a bit spotty - you'll have servers around at the start but they're really busy so it might take you a while to get a drink refill. Overall and good experience but nothing exceptional. There's not a lot of BBQ available in this part of Tucker so this is pretty much a go-to when I'm nearby and in the mood.

This place is AMAZING. I went with my family and I ordered a Turkey sandwich and it was GREAT. Another family member ordered the turkey and the wings and they loved it. Someone else ordered the brisket and you know what I'm ganna say. The service is amazing. The staff is super welcoming and very friendly. We have especially gotten to know and love McKenna, Ella, and Miles. They are also dog friendly, we have brought our dog several times and she loves it, Five paw review. It is a great restaurant especially if you want a true southern BBQ experience.

I went here to try the pork belly burnt ends as many bbq places around here don't offer burnt ends. I had to take advantage of the Monday special I ended up getting the meal with jalapeño cream corn and baked beans. The burnt ends had a sweet/smoky caramelized flavor and paired well with there house bbq sauce. Jalapeño cream corn was interesting..to me it had like a queso dip flavor it wasn't spicy but I liked it and the beans were pretty good too. Service was fast I got it to-go and was in & out within 10 minutes

Visited on a nice spring evening and sat outside and enjoyed our meal. They have a wonderful bbq menu with a mix of Tex Mex. After ordering drinks we ordered nacho appetizer and the plantains. The nachos were great and all five of us cleared the platter. The plantains were very good. The table ordered pulled pork, ribs, pork sandwich, and fantastic sides. Our waiter said his favorite is the Brunswick stew and a couple of us ordered and were very happy we took his advice. The service was great and our waiter couldn't have been better. Great meal!

Texas Philly cheesesteak was definitely decent and seasoned and fresh. I also enjoyed my okra and the fraud Street corn was delicious as well. I just wish that they didn't actually cut it up. I like my corn on a stick hole to stuff in my mouth. The barbecue outside smelled absolutely amazing when I was in my car trying to park. I definitely do recommend this spot so sad that they no longer sell the barbecue burrito.

I had a great experience at Ford's BBQ! My partner and I visited after church on Christmas Eve. Despite some items being sold out, the staff was friendly. The smoked house nachos were fantastic, and I can't wait to go back for more. The cozy atmosphere adds to the overall charm of this cute little spot. The house bbq sauce was my favorite!

I can't believe we haven't written a review for Ford's yet! We eat here pretty regularly and have enjoyed all but one of the menu items we have ordered. My absolute favorite item is the smoked beets. They only come on the Mojo Beet Salad and the Cubano sandwich. I really really wish you could order them as a side, though! The brisket, turkey, sticky ribs, burnt ends, smoked wings, jalapeno corn, loaded chicharron appetizer, jalapeno cornbread waffles, and birria tacos, mac-n-cheese, etc etc etc are all delicious. Oh, and don't get me started on the Texas Taters. Yum yum for your tum tum.

If I lived closer, this would be my new spot. I was in the area running some errands, and I remembered that I wanted to try it from seeing it in an Atlanta Eats article. I came on a Wednesday afternoon. I lucked up and found a parking space right in front, but I will say if you don't luck up... Parking can be a little confusing and a little annoying. The menu is pretty expensive, and it was hard to choose what to order because they had so many things I was interested in. I ended up choosing the barbecue nachos, which were an insane portion size, and the fried okra. Both were so delicious. I had to take the okra to go, and it heated up perfectly in the air fryer. I sat outside on the patio, and I really enjoyed the outside space. The inside is fairly small and seems a bit cramped. The service was OK-ish. The waitress didn't really help with narrowing things down and wasn't really great with giving recommendations... I got the feeling she was new, but I wasn't sure. An interesting thing happened while I was there. A woman clearly experiencing a mental issue showed up, and I observed the management handle it really well. Kudos to them for that.