Enjoy Delivery or Carry Out BBQ that combines the essence of Texas and Tennessee, where flavors dance in perfect harmony at Honor BBQ. Located in the bustling heart of Las Vegas, each bite transports you to the pitmasters of old. Indulge in authentic, slow-smoked meats that have been lovingly tended to, ensuring that every morsel melts in your mouth.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7995 Blue Diamond Rd #106, Las Vegas, NV 89178
Phone: (702) 330-0404
Website: https://honorbarbeque.com/
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Reviews
If you order the wings…. Well it’s nothing special about them they are basic wings. You’ll have a better chance going to wing stop!
Now let’s get into the street corn Oooo weeee
That street corn made me feel like I was ordering from the Elote Man himself!!
It’s definitely a must buy! The mac and cheese is over rated nothing more to say about it !
Now them deep fried deviled eggs and their cornbread is a must get! Well if you have the funds to add it.
Also shout out to the waitress Amanda she’s truly a Jack of all trades. Serving, picking up the call in orders, making the drinks at the bar, and never failing to provide great customer service. I rate Honor BBQ a 10 out of 10 highly recommend!
The service was great (Amanda was our server) she was friendly and quick. We didn’t wait long for drinks, to take our order or food!
The food was good! We had the cornbread appetizer, pulled pork, mac & cheese, sweet potato waffle fries, corn and sticky toffee cake. The bread on the sandwhich was amazing and fresh, pulled pork was juicy with minimal fat and smoky flavor. The mac & cheese was good, but not a favorite (corn and waffle fries better).
I did have higher expectations with dessert. The cake was a bit dry/hard around the edges BUT the carmel sauce was really good (cake just needed more of it). Portion size was fantastic!
I’d give them a 4.5. Definitely another under rated place and worth checking out.
Very tender brisket and ribs with great seasoning(dry rub, add sauce that you want).
Jalapeno Cheddar Link was amazing, as was the fried Okra.
The baked beans were ok. Maybe too much vinegar so a little sour but otherwise this is my new favorite BBQ in Vegas.
Upon entering, the hostess was friendly, and sat us promptly. We were quickly greeted by the waiter, and went over some items on the menu. We took advantage of the bar, and ordered a couple cocktails, and started with the fried deviled eggs. The eggs were nothing spectacular, but I dont think much flavor is gained from frying a boiled egg. There is probably a better deviled egg recipe that would represent the BBQ pallet. For the main course we decided on 2 meats and 2 sides to share. The choices were sliced brisket, jalapeño Cheddar sausage link, street corn, and sweet potatoes fries. All the food was great. The sausage was one of the best I’ve had, and the brisket was full of flavor and moist. I particularly don’t care for biscuits a whole lot, but the biscuits here are amazing. I’m going to say it was some type of Cheddar biscuits, but not sure on the recipe. I didn’t have room for Desert, but planning on stopping in to just get some pie and a coctail at the bar.
My only criticism would be that this place didn’t have the BBQ smell inside. I feel like that smell of BBQ smoke, wood burning, sets the mood, and gets cravings going for some BBQ.
There are TVs present so you can have dinner, and not miss the big Game.
Okay, the brisket was alright, but nothing I would write home about. Even with selecting only the fatty portion, it was a bit dry. Same story with the spare ribs. (Sidenote: the “original” sauce that comes on the ribs has a bit of a kick to it, so order without it if you want to choose your own).
My guess would be that they are cooking at a slightly higher heat, and for less time. The result is a finished product that is thoroughly cooked, but doesn’t break down the tendons or render the fat as well. (The rendered fat is what people perceive as moisture, and the broken down tendons give the meat it’s texture and tenderness). Brisket typically needs 12-16 hours, and ribs 4-6 hours. There just isn’t a reliable way to reproduce those things in a shorter time without sacrificing those qualities.
With all that being said, this place is still above average of what most people would be able to produce in their homes without experience and I will eat here again. The mac and cheese was stupid good and I told my girl I’ll be back here just to get a bucket of this when I am craving a comfort food. I imagine the rest of the sides are similar.
Plus, this place just opened (less than two weeks at time of eating), it’s possible they are still working out some kinks and will find some ways to improve upon what is already a solid meal.
Don’t even get me started on the brisket.. that is a MUST try when you go eat there.
The beer can chicken was so cool visually. Taste was even better. It was juicy, well seasoned, tender, it’s amazing. I do recommend to get the chicken cut for you, because the beer can is inside the chicken.
Definitely need to try the fried okra and Mac n cheese. If you like pickles, I would recommend them as well.
The service was excellent, our server was very helpful with navigating the menu, very attentive, the vibe overall was great.
10/10!