
Featured on The Cooking Channels “Cheap Eats” named top 5 Brisket in Jacksonville out of over 50+ bbq joints by Jacksonville Restaurant Reviews. The Butt Hutt Smokehouse is defining Florida Bbq Flavor. Our restaurant is now open Tuesday-Sunday serving lunch and dinner.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3210 Roosevelt Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Phone: (904) 503-5985
Website: https://butthuttjax.com/?utm_source=google
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Was a little expensive for portion sizes. Somewhat small dining area inside but outdoor area had a lot of seating and was pleasant. Larger groups will probably have to sit outside if place is busy.
Happy hour EVERYDAY!!! With an additional by day happy hour! Uhhh Thursdays open to close HH FIRE!
The staff? Literally took the time to explain their sauces, took pictures for us, talked to us about other BBQ joints they like! Come on! How can you not appreciate someone who loves BBQ so much they give you suggestions on places to visit!
So what stood out the most? The sauces by far! Mama’s Mustard, a one of a kind BBQ sauce that by its self is worth the drive! Add in Sweet BBQ and you’re making this your “place”!!
5+ stars hands down!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – First Visit to The Butt Hutt Smokehouse (Jacksonville, FL)
Stopped in tonight while passing through Jacksonville on my way to Tampa for work — and I’m really glad I did. We got there around 6:40 on a Sunday evening. The place was busy but we still found parking and plenty of outside tables, and we ended up at the bar.
Service started strong — our bartender Jacob was friendly, helpful, and quick to make recommendations. Later in the meal, we found out he’s also the owner and pitmaster, which honestly explains a lot about the pride and attention to detail that came through in everything.
I ordered the 3 Meat Platter ($18) with Sliced Brisket, Smoked Turkey, and Pork Ribs, plus sides of Baked Beans with Sausage and Collard Greens, served with Garlic Texas Toast (not pictured). My coworker ordered the Burnt Ends Platter with Fried Okra and another helping of beans, and we also tried the Homemade Bacon — as to be expected here, it’s from the butt and not the belly. Thick little piggy nuggets of yummy.
Everything was served classic-style on butcher paper over a metal tray. Portions were bigger than expected for the menu price points, and the food came out quick but not too quick. All the meats are smoked over pecan wood, giving a smooth, balanced flavor.
• Brisket: 9/10 — tender, flavorful, and perfectly balanced without being over-smoked.
• Turkey: great flavor and really showcased the homemade sauces.
• Ribs: my favorite — great smoke and cooked-on sauce.
• Bacon: thick, savory, and pure indulgence.
• Collard Greens: 11/10 — best I have ever had. Flavor, tenderness, and added-in meat. Wow.
• Toast: simple but super flavorful. Crisp.
The vibe was authentic, chill, and laid back — the perfect kind of find that feels unassuming on first pull up, but then it just envelopes you into a transformative, legit meat experience.
Between the food, service, and atmosphere, The Butt Hutt hits all the marks of a great local BBQ spot.
First timer. Will be a second timer.
Must-try: Collard Greens & Ribs.
Next trip: Jerk Chicken and Wings (and of course, will double up on the side of collards).
P.S. Try the Smoked French Toast with a scoop of ice cream. Thank me later.