Top 5 BBQ Restaurants in Las Vegas

Damon Lee

Rollin Smoke BBQ

From home-cooked countrysides to their fall-off-the-bone, hickory-smoked barbeque, the food at Rollin Smoke Barbeque is always served with love. They’ve mastered the amazing taste of southern-style meals with over two decades of barbeque experience between the team. One of the best problems you might find is not having enough stomach room to eat everything on the menu that you want!

John Mull’s Meats & Road Kill Grill

A must stop for those looking for a BBQ restaurant and butcher shop with a full game processing service. They have great prices and great customer service, with plenty of choice cuts to offer and top-quality beef, pork, poultry, and so much more. They also serve specialties such as frog legs and rabbit. We highly recommend you go in and taste their dishes, from their ribs to their burnt ends. With a variety of sides like baked beans to macaroni salad, there’s something for every BBQ lover.

Jessie Rae’s

Award winning “Las Vegas-style” barbeque joint, Jessie Rae’s has what you need. From their coleslaw with a kick to their Alabama white barbeque sauce, Jessie Rae’s knows what they’re doing. They serve barbeque mainstays like pulled pork to briskets to hot links, which are also served on a variety of sandwiches. They’ve won awards for their catering services, sandwiches, BBQ, and many more. We definitely recommend a stop to Jessie Rae’s if you’re looking to fill up on some barbeque!

888 Japanese BBQ

This isn’t your typical All-American barbeque and is an experience you won’t forget! An All-You-Can-Eat that ranges in prices, depending on what kinds of meat you want as well as sides, appetizers, sushi, ramen, and more. With stellar customer service and food quality, it’s a stop you’ll have to make. There can be busy times and a waitlist, so we recommend you calling the restaurant before driving on over!

Mama Bird

Mama Bird believes that home-cooked meals are “always wholesome, hearty, and good,” which is why they always invite their guests to reminisce on the welcoming experiences of warm, southern backyards and neighborhoods. They offer a modern take of traditional homemade and backyard-smoked dishes and even serve their own in-house made, hand crafted non-alcoholic ginger beer.

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