
Burnt Ends Barbecue isn’t fast food pretending to be BBQ. It’s the real thing – smoked low, served hot, and built for people who show up hungry. We do barbecue the way it’s meant to be done: brisket with bark, ribs with bite, burnt ends that actually melt instead of crumble. Our smokers run slow and steady so flavor has time to do its job. No shortcuts. No microwaves saving the day. Just smoke, seasoning, patience, and a team that takes pride in every tray that leaves the counter. We’re a Maine BBQ joint with a backbone. Come hungry. Leave satisfied. Repeat often.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 120 Center St, Auburn, ME 04210
Phone: (207) 241-0033
Website: http://www.burntendsmaine.com/
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Reviews
The service was super quick we were also the only ones there at the time
I was craving some nachos & they did not disappoint! They make their own tortilla chips homemade BBQ sauce along with all other sauces the salsa was homemade along with the sour cream!! Absolutely delicious! I added pulled pork & omg my belly was very happy!!
My partner got the dirty poutine on top of Mac & cheese topped with breadcrumbs omg soo good!!
I dont drink alcohol & was excited to see all the options they had besides just water soda they even do mock tails without the alchy. I got the dirty soda that tasted like a creamsicle soo good.
We will be going back!!
They do parties they do take out they have pool tables & corn hole its a great spot!!
1) I ate here when it was in Lewiston and now at the new location where Tin Tin Buffet used to be in Auburn. When I told that to the gentleman at the register when I was waiting to be seated with my wife and son, the gentleman said “Thank you, you helped us get here”. Definitely made me feel appreciated.
2) I chose pulled chicken platter with coleslaw and baked beans. My wife chose pulled pork with mac-n-cheese and chili.
Both were served with cornbread and honeybutter. All of it was good.
-Cornbread was not like regular kind where it’s dry and grainy. It was more like a quickbread with cornmeal added. Easy to eat.
-The meat was great! (You add the sauces on the meat)
-The chili, to me was spicy but really good. They used pulled meat and beans for the chili instead of hamburg. So much better.
-Baked beans were good too. Not sweet like you’d expect and had a great flavor of molasses as it should be. Not overpowering but noticeable.
-Coleslaw was good. I judge heavily on my coleslaw where ever I get it. There’s like I said was good. Still crisp and not soggy. The dressing I personally would add a touch more sugar and a touch more vinegar but was not bad. Close to how I make mine.
3) Service was friendly. Upbeat, kind and fast. I got the impression of the business is good to work for and little laid back since no one seemed stressed or have attitude.
4) They also have pool tables, corn hole, giant connect 4 and giant ganja blocks
Definitely give this place a try
Don’t bother with Gheto Poutine. Just get Mac&Cheese with meat.
But overall… fine but pricy. 9 dollars for 3 chicken fingers?
I will admit that I just don’t understand people and how things operate. I walked in and a server at the bar said ” you can come over here, we have full service at the bar.” There was one person behind me but I stepped over and ordered a pound of pulled pork to go, at which point she said “oh, you’ll have to get that back over where you were.” So I guess they don’t have full service at the bar, or what does that even mean?
I received my order in a brown paper bag and walked out of the restaurant thinking it was a little bit light, but I drove home to find that I had a half pound of brisket. So I drove back and they exchanged it, and I will comment that the staff was very, very friendly and accommodating.
I came home for the 2nd time and unwrapped the order and it was pulled pork with a very little bit of barbecue sauce squirted on top of it. I’m not sure I get this. Either it is barbecued pulled pork or it is plain pulled pork, but squirting a little bit of barbecue sauce on a pound of pulled pork does absolutely nothing. The pulled pork was tender and smoked and delicious, and the barbecue sauce was almost non-existent and didn’t taste very good.
It came in a bento container with a side compartment for a roll, which was wrapped in plastic but sitting in a bunch of liquid with two pickle slices and some pickled onions. The pickle slices were very good, and the onions were not very good, and again I do not understand why you would put a bread bun in liquid.
I’ll have to say the people were great and the food was not so great and a little bit expensive, and served in a way that I don’t understand.
You can see by the photos I took that they have cornhole, and billiards, and a lot of room.