

Lockhart Smokehouse brings Lockhart, Texas BBQ to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Every day, we fire up the great smoked meat classics that made Lockhart the “Barbecue Capital of Texas.” Lockhart Smokehouse is the only destination in all of DFW where you can find Kreuz Market Sausage, served on butcher paper, just like the original. Our mouth watering brisket, sausage, ribs and other meats are smoked over Texas post oak. Updated versions of classic southern sides and some Schmidt family favorites round out the menu. Lockhart Smokehouse has great Texas beers and brews on draft, plus a wide selection of ice cold bottles ready for your drinking pleasure. We also have a full bar with specialty cocktails to go along with your Texas BBQ.
Lively counter-serve BBQ joint offering a variety of smoked meats & sausages, plus a full bar.
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Address: 400 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Phone: (214) 944-5521
Website: https://lockhartsmokehouse.com/
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If you’re visiting Dallas, making a pilgrimage to Lockhart Barbecue is mandatory. This place delivers on all the legendary smoke flavor you could ask for.
The classic brisket is outstanding, boasting a beautiful, deep bark and rich smoke flavor for $15 per half-pound. But the real surprise star of the show for me was the smoked turkey; it was honestly better than the brisket, which I truly wasn’t expecting! For the truly hungry, the colossal beef rib is a must-have favorite, and even the smoked chicken is delicious. You will not leave hungry, that’s for sure.
Lockhart elevates the side dish game, too. The Brisket Deviled Eggs are a unique and surprisingly delicious appetizer that you absolutely have to try. Pair them with the classic, creamy Lockhart Macaroni and Cheese and the next-level baked beans (which are packed with savory chunks of brisket). The coleslaw is also noticeably fresh.
The restaurant itself has a wonderful, genuine local feel and is located in a great part of town. The staff members are amazing, making the experience welcoming from start to finish. Plus, the bar has a nice selection of local craft beers on tap for a very reasonable price—around $8 for a pint, tax included.
Five stars all the way! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
❌ Skip: $9 Chicken leg & quarter is superb but the skin was way too spicy for us (and we like heat). $7 Jalapeño cheese sausage was just okay (not spicy at all, but much tastier when we added to the Mac & cheese sauce).
♿️ entrance has a 4 inch lip. Seating is accessible. Great lighting. Loud but not overwhelming.
Absolutely recommend it!
I think they changed the potato salad recipe and took the brisket out though. It is understandable given the current state of the economy but a bit disappointing since I didn’t know until the first few bites. Still tasted pretty good but I miss the old recipe!!
First, the great: the bacon wrapped stuffed jalapeños (loaded with pulled pork) glazed with honey sriracha, and the burnt ends are excellent. Top notch! Flavorful, juicy, and delicious.
Next, the good: the blue cheese slaw, potato salad, and original sausage were all solid showings. Deeply satisfying and very tasty.
However, if you are able to order the special: beef rib(s) DO IT! Without exaggerating, this was by far the best beef rib I’ve ever eaten, and definitively in the conversation for the best piece of meat I’ve ever put in my mouth. 11/10!