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Round House BBQ

Round House BBQ

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4.4 Google Review
2760 W Jefferson Ave, Trenton, Michigan, 48183, United States
(734) 671-6100 roundhousebbq.com
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May 9, 2018
It was my first time here I had the half bbq chicken with corn and mashed potatoes. It was so good! My husband had the pulled pork and was very pleased. The staff were so nice and the atmosphere is very welcoming. Coolest looking restaurant ever!

Apr 27, 2018
We love the food here. Best BBQ around. They did do something with the baked beans though. They aren't as good as they used to be. They taste like Bush's but everything else is worth the trip.

May 15, 2018
Not many BBQ places down river. The whole family really likes this place and go often. We had them cater our daughters sweet 16 and a good friend had them cater his wedding.

May 1, 2018
Good lord, this is some delicious BBQ! The smoke house is on-site and constantly running, unlike some of the more questionable bbq joints in the area. Staff is friendly, helpful, and know the menu enough to know what's fresh, and what's coming from the last bits of an older batch (it's all "fresh", but because it's all premade, sometimes you get the stuff that's been off the smoker for a bit). The mac and cheese rocks! The jalapeno cornbread is spicy, but tolerable, even for a wimp, and offers a great combination of sweet, savory, salty, and spicy. While the more "famous" BBQ place might be enough to satisfy your craving for ribs or brisket, you can spend the same amount at Roundhouse and be truly impressed with your meal.

Apr 6, 2018
My third time there was my last. Who ever cooked the ribs does not know how to do ribs. The meat was tough and hard to get off the bones. They were cooked to quickly, burnt on outside and tough on the inside. Baked beans were a joke, tasted liked canned pork and beans with some meat thrown in. BBQ chicken was a little on the undercooked side, still pink at the joints, also cooked to guickly. Brisket wasn't yo bad, a little dry though. I will say the pulled pork was pretty good, could use more smoke taste though. Smoked sausage was dried out. Overall a lousy meal, if I had the money I'd open up a place in Trenton and put them out of business. I ought to bring them in a rack of my ribs a put them to shame, Gordon Ramsey would have a field day at this place.

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Mon:9 am - 9 pm
Tue:9 am - 9 pm
Wed:9 am - 9 pm
Thu:9 am - 9 pm
Fri:9 am - 10 pm
Sat:9 am - 10 pm