About - Bar-B-Que Hut
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
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I was working in the area looking for lunch and found this Gem… Food was very good I only tried the Brisket, Ribs and Sausage and it was all really good. The service was the best thing. Very friendly. Highly recommended.
We tried here for the first time and holy crap this food is fantastic! Ordered 3meat plate with Sliced brisket and chicken. I've finally found a great place for the chicken!(and the brisket). And ordered the Super Spud and that can be for a couple people! Also got the peach cobbler and the Scrum ..Weird name but really frickin good! I'll definitely be coming back! Thanks y'all! 😊
Bar-B-Que Hut is a classic no-frills Texas BBQ spot located at 31608 Old Hempstead Rd in Magnolia—think roadside hut with some outdoor seating. It's the kind of place that looks a bit rundown from the outside (don't let that fool you), but I swear by it for solid, affordable barbecue and comfort sides. It's mostly takeout/dine-in casual, with generous portions and friendly staff. I tried the Frito Pie (Frito Pit on the menu) with onions added—Fritos topped with chopped beef, beans, cheese, and those optional onions. It's exactly what you want from a Texas Frito Pie: crunchy, hearty, smoky from the chopped brisket, and that perfect messy-in-a-good-way vibe. The beef is tender and flavorful without being overly saucy, and adding onions gives it a nice sharp kick that cuts through the richness. Really good, super satisfying, and a great value—definitely hits the spot if you're craving something fun and indulgent. The mac 'n' cheese side stood out too. It's creamy and comforting, not overloaded with salt, if any (which is a huge plus if you're sensitive to that or just want something milder). It's a straightforward, homemade-style mac that's cheesy without being heavy or greasy—perfect for anyone looking for a decent, crowd-pleasing version that doesn't overpower the meal. Overall, this is authentic local BBQ done right: nothing fancy, but consistent, tasty, and portion-packed. If you're in Magnolia or passing through, it's worth pulling off for—especially if you want real Texas flavors without the hype. I'd rate it a solid 4.5/5 for what it is: unpretentious and delicious. Highly recommend the Frito Pie with onions and grabbing mac 'n' cheese on the side! I forgot to take a photo of the Frito Pie due to enjoying it, but here is an up close of the M&C!