This place is the best BBQ spot in London Soho area hands down...the BBQ is not authentic Austin, but the rub, moisture, Bark is perfect. The issue is the wood is local vs. Texas Post Oak. However, not one bite was bad. I'll come here anytime I'm in town. The staff super friendly and efficient. Hats off to the chef!

We had a long day of sight seeing and decided that a great dinner was just what we needed to end our evening. We decided to ask local natives some ideal spots that would be great to try and more than one person recommended this spot so we decided what the heck why not? This location was a little distance from our hotel but the location around this restaurant was perfect for a night out in town. There were local bars, clubs and other restaurant that made this location super appealing and great to walk around and see. We arrived and were placed on a 10 minute wait which wasn't so bad. There is upstairs and downstairs seating. The vibe seems like more of a night restaurant with a hipster flare, it was darkly dimmed but the music was great and the décor really attracts young people. This is definitely a great place to pregame and grab food before a night out in town. The specialties here are Burgers! They had a variety of burgers and the portions are huge so don't come with a light appetite. Of course I came ready to eat so I ordered a burger and fries. The burger was huge and it tasted amazing. I wasn't expecting the quality to be great but to my surprise it was. I could go on about the flavor but you literally have to taste it yourself to experience the yummy goodness of it all. Yes to being amazing, yes to the location and if I am ever back in London YES to going back!! A must try during a London vacay!!!

Happy and friendly staff, amazing atmosphere and vibe and most importantly delicious food. Would recommend to anyone.

If you want good food and drinks in a very relaxed place you should come here. The chicken wings as a starter is a must, best chicken wings I've ever had! I ordered the pulled pork which came with 2 side orders, i went for the mac & cheese and the onion rings. So good! Yet another place where you get alot of food for your money. Make sure to book a table because because the line out was long.

The food here is goooood, especially the brisket (my god!) but it is fairly pricey with some burgers at £15 and over. The drinks are good (margariiiiiitas) and price wise are standard for London (£8-10). The service was very friendly and food came within a reasonable time. The vibe inside is nice and chilled. Each table has 3 homemade sauces which are good and needed for some of the meats which are a bit dry (pulled pork). The place is good for what it is - I've had nicer but paid more for it, I've had worse but paid less. I would recommend if you're in to your American BBQ!

Get ready for meat sweats! Not a place to take vegeterians. Cosy little joint with good service. We were a group of 7 for Friday lunch and managed to get a table after a short wait. Probably need to run a marathon now after eating so much beige, but worth it.

This place is like an alternative to Big Easy, except they do not serve seafood. If you like American BBQ food, and if you like MEAT, this place is for you. Word of woe though, they have replaced my local fish and chippies :( They are currently doing 50% off the bill until this Weds (18/11/15) lunch and dinner. Takeaways are currently unavailable but you can doggy bag food from dining in. And you WILL need it as the portions are huge. My friends who have visited warned me off the pulled pork and I do not particularly fancy chicken, so I opted for the pork ribs and beef brisket with hot link (sausage) and burnt end pie (think potato mash with meat at the bottom). The pork ribs are sweetened with honey and is oh so delicious. Brisket is very tender (but just not at the melt in your mouth Zelman meats point) and is slightly too salty for my taste. Hot link is amazing tasting but once again, slightly too salty if you do not wash it down with plenty of drinks or fillers like mash. Your plate of food comes with some sort of honey mustard sauce. The burnt end pie initially came too cold (i.e. the outside metal container was warm but unfortunately the mash inside was not heated up properly). I mentioned this and the manager came over and offered to give me a fresh one. I told them I'm ok with them heating up my existing one but they insisted. Nice service overall. Yes, wording are a bit strange in the menu. I can only think that these are what our American parts call them, but in the UK, these weird and strange sounding word combinations just confuse me to no end. Also their drinks menu have milkshakes and alcohol but somehow they do not have soft drinks listed. Trial and error means that we have figured out 1) they do not have fanta 2) yes they have lemonade 3) yes they have coke 4) they will just check how much these are - oh yes, £2.95 each. The sauces on the table were interesting, they all have a slight vingarette twang and most are sweet sauces. Nice but not entirely necessary. Conclusion: Better than Big Easy. But bring an empty stomach to eat here. PS: They do super hot chicken wing challenges here, amongst other challenges.