Daisy Dukes BBQ - Caldwell (TX)

5 /5 Jeff: will definitely go back. I had the brisket sandwich with fries. The brisket sandwich had a buttered toasted bun and I did not care for the bun because it was a little on the hard side and I like my buns soft. So next time I will just tell them not to toast the bun. But the meat and barbecue sauce was great, and my wife had the sausage just wrapped in bread and it was very good. Everything is made on the premises. For dessert I had the hummingbird cake which was explained to me as banana nut bread on crack and also the banana pudding. The fries were excellent. Loved them. Prices are very reasonable

5 /5 Amanda Jones: Nothing here disappointed me. Small family run place and you can tell every bit of this food is made with love! I am not normally a brisket fan but this lean brisket sandwich is incredible. Potato salad is perfect. Banana pudding is outstanding. Fried okra and fries are great. You gotta stop here. Will definitely be back to Daisy Dukes!

4 /5 Harris AUL “ChosenQueenA1”: Loved the Brisket, bacon, cheeseburger & The FRIES are weirdly shaped, but are THE BOMB‼️ The ribeye burger was just ok. They didnt have the right cut for the burger the day I went in, so it was VERY HARD TO EAT LIKE A BURGER. Staff is friendly. Service was fast! Will go bk if ever in the area.

5 /5 Ed Chen: Daisy Dukes BBQ in Caldwell, TX offers a quintessential small-town Texas BBQ experience wrapped in rustic charm and faith-driven personality. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by a cozy, deeply personalized space filled with Christian quotes, rodeo-themed art, and Texas-style decorations—from deer mounts to metal signs that say “Let Your Faith Be Bigger Than Your Fear.” The dining area has a homey vibe with wood-grain tables, paper towel rolls ready for action, and TVs playing local shows. The food is classic Texas BBQ—served simply but generously. Brisket and pork come with a great smoke ring, nicely charred edges, and tender insides. The sides, like potato salad and beans, are comforting and pair well with the pickles and onions. It’s a no-fuss, hearty plate that hits the spot. Friendly staff and a laid-back atmosphere round out the experience. Whether you’re passing through or a local regular, Daisy Dukes offers more than a meal—it serves up a slice of Texas pride and hospitality.