

Lunch diners line up at this casual joint serving brisket & other smoked meats with lots of sides.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2234 Irving Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207
Phone: (214) 377-7727
Website: http://slowbone.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Related Web Results
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Reviews
The place has a lot of parking and is conveniently location on the junction of Wycliff and Irving. There’s parking all around the location which just goes to show the popularity of the place which speaks directly to the quality of the food produced.
So it’s predominantly Texas BBQ straight up or in burgers or a sandwich, they offer a variety of sides to go with it.
The staff are pretty experienced and took orders politely and got them right the first time. This is a pleasant surprise given that for some restaurants you always have to repeat yourself.
We moved through the line fairly quickly and in 5minutes we had gotten our order and moved to a table. The food, pork ribs brisket, was juicy and not dry. All their meat was “fall of the bone”. It’s something that needs to be experienced.
The beans were succulent and sweet. The cornbread was out of this world. The juice to go with your meal just hit the spot.
The rustic ambience of the place was welcoming and friendly. They also sell their rubs in case you’re wanting to do some meat smoking BBQ at home.
All in all it was a nice experience, excellent service, tasty food, wonderful drinks and just overall deserved a four star rating. They’re open from 11am to 3pm so get in early and get your smoky juices satisfied.
Recommended for a bite with family or friends.
Pure bliss if BBQ is your thing.
“SLOW BONE” a must experience in Fort Worth Texas.
Let’s get it……
The sides were hearty and delicious. The jalapeño sauce on the Texas Nail added a fantastic kick, though I wasn’t crazy about their BBQ sauce. The solid beer selection was a big plus!
The service was excellent—staff were friendly, patient, and attentive. The restaurant itself is cozy and well-kept, with tables in the back and high stools up front. Parking can be a hassle during peak times due to limited spaces.
Pricing: A bit steep, especially for the sides, which kept it from a perfect 5-star rating.
Overall, it’s a great spot for top-notch barbecue.
Will I return? Absolutely!
The Meat
-Pork Ribs were excellent! Had such an amazing flavor. Only downside – they were cold. Not room temperature, but legitimately cold.
-Brisket was really tasty, I enjoyed the flavor that came from the wood they use. I will note that it is really fatty (even when requesting lean).
-Fried chicken was amazing! The chicken was juicy and flavorful.
The Sides
– Fries and tots (not pictured) were so yummy and the only side I’d get again.
-Mac and cheese and okra (not pictured) we’d pass on. We weren’t a huge fan of the sides.
The corn bread was the best my husband has ever had!
Parking available, no wait, great service. I’d definitely come back!
From the second I walked in, the staff was welcoming, upbeat, and quick to serve, even during a busy lunch rush. The vibe inside is casual and fun, with a laid-back, down-home atmosphere that invites you to stay a while. There’s no pretension here—just great food, friendly people, and plenty of room to stretch out. Whether you’re dining solo or bringing the whole crew, there’s ample seating and parking, which is a rare and welcome surprise in Dallas.
What really stood out to me is that Slow Bone isn’t just for the hardcore meat lovers (though they’re in for a treat). They’ve got thoughtful options for vegans too, making it a spot where everyone can find something delicious.
This place is now firmly on my list of go-to BBQ joints—not just in Dallas, but anywhere. Come hungry, leave happy, and maybe even grab an extra slice of brisket for the road. You’ll be glad you did.