Old 300 BBQ - Blanco (TX)

5 /5 Taylor Huffman: Great BBQ spot! Reasonable pricing and good quality meats. Also a small score- they had corn dogs for their kids meal (which our son loves). Great atmosphere !

5 /5 Kristie Davidson: Best BBQ! Try the sliders and ALWAYS get the creamed corn. Dont forget to find the dinosaur to get a free dessert!

4 /5 Amanda Nash: Great Mac-n-cheese. My pulled pork sandwich was good. Everyone like the beans, ribs and brisket. Nice inside seating with additional seating outside. Skip the sausage

5 /5 Craig Hodge: Ribs- Great! Jalapeno Sausage - Good Mac and Cheese- Great! Potato Salad- Not good :-( BBQ Sauce- Decent Service- Great! Sweet folks!! Atmosphere- Old Town/ Old School! Very quaint! Food amount for the price paid- Excellent! Noisy outside due to traffic, so we had to speak up when we weren’t gnawing on rib bones.

5 /5 Patrick Caballero: TEXAS FRIENDLY SPOKEN HERE. This is a fine BBQ restaurant where the food is expertly prepared and is reasonably priced. We got a 1/2 chicken, chopped BBQ sandwich, a side of beans to share, 6 devil eggs halves, and two drinks for about $45. It was enough food to take some back to our camp site. The owners prominently display the names of the Austin Colonysoriginall 300 families. Among them is the man for whom our hometown of Burnet was named. (He was the first provisional president of Texas during the revolution. No doubt he would have been put to Santa Annas sword if the revolt had failed.) The place also has an event hall/dance floor that features live music a couple times a month.