Young’s BBQ & More - Lampasas (TX)

5 /5 Kristi Beber: Breakfast was so good!!! Who doesnt want to start their day with brisket and eggs?! Not many places in Lampasas to get breakfast, let alone a good breakfast at reasonable prices. The omelet was only okay, but then, to be fair, I like a ton of veggies in my omelet and this isnt exactly a veggie kind of place. The pancake was flipping awesome!!!! Like dessert with syrup. Everyone here is so kind. Food is made fresh so give it a minute. You wont regret eating here.

5 /5 Bomar Summer “Taz”: It is hands down the best barbecue ive ever had. Its worth the walk from 7 eleven for truckers to have some good home cooked food instead of the door dash fast foods! Me and my daughter got the baked potatoe with pork and brisket! Seriously dont go to McDonalds and taco bell come down here and get some of the goods. Order it to go if you have to but come in and get some country home bbq.

4 /5 SouTex Traveller: Pretty tasty Q in the highway thru Lampassas. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Menu somewhat limited, only 3 sides, but what they do is good. Brisket plenty moist with nice bark, ribs were tender with sweeter bark, sausage was ok. Sides too. Loaded baked potato certainly was! Reasonable pricing, comfortable space. Unlikely to make any lists, but will satisfy a BBQ craving

2 /5 Clarissa Huerta: Stopped by on our drive back to Ft Worth for 2 brisket sandwiches. Food was good. Service was not inviting. Staff was annoyed that we showed up at 5:25 pm. They close at 6pm. They talked about us while they were in the back preparing our food. Not sure if they cared that we could hear them. Closing time is really 5:30, not 6. *Editing my review in response to owner… Free dessert??? What was it because we didn’t get a free dessert. That is a flat out lie. Must have been another customer they were rude to.

5 /5 Graciela Renfro: Stopped here on a road trip home from northern New Mexico, and let me just say… this place delivered. We’re super picky about BBQ and the brisket and turkey were spot-on, tender, flavorful, perfectly smoked, and not greasy at all. The bread pudding? Dangerous. We loved it so much we bought the last few slices they had. The whole place has that true small-town, mom-and-pop feel warm, welcoming, and cozy, like you’ve known them forever. Absolutely worth the stop, and I’d happily make the 1.5-hour drive just to come back. Tip: No cards, but they take cash or Venmo. Totally worth it.