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Big Barn Bar-B-Que
8021 Main St
N Richland Hills, TX 76182
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Main Menu
Appetizers
Ban Poppers
$1.50
half of fresh jalapeno, seeded & stuffed with chopped brisket & colby jack cheese & wrapped in crispy bacon. smoked over pecan wood for two hours
Big Barn Dippin' Platter
includes : barn poppers, quesadilla slices, onion rings, mozzarella sticks, corn fritters & fried okra
- Serve 4-6 $19.99
Cheese Fries
our hand cut home style french fries smothered in tangy cheddar cheese. available in individual or family size (bacon bits, jalapenos & sour cream )
- Individual $4.99
- Family Size $7.99
Texas Two Step Quesdilla
two roasted tortillas with melted cheddar cheese plus your of our savory meats(rib e excluded). served with homemade salsa & fresh guacamole.
Mozzarella Sticks
creamy mozzarella cheese sticks breaded & fried to perfection. served with marinara sauce.
Tenders Juicy Mouth Watering Meats
Dry Rubbed, Pecan Wood Smoked
Baby Back Ribs
Turkey Breast
Rope Sausage
Chopped Brisket
Sliced Brisket
Chicken
Combo Meals
Big Barn Bones
$21.99
a full rack of baby back ribs
The Barnyard
$14.99
a sampling of 5 meats , your choice. one pound total weight
Big Baked Potato
$5.99
butter, cheese, sour cream, bacon bits are available at condiment bar
Loaded Spud
$7.99
big baked potato stuffed with 1/4 lb meat of your choice
Smokehouse Salad
fresh lettuce topped with 1/4 lb meat your choice
- $8.49
- Without Meat $7.49
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General Info
Cuisine
BBQ
Hours
Monday:
Closed
Tuesday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday:
11:00am - 11:30pm
Saturday:
11:00am - 11:30pm
Sunday:
11:00am - 7:00pm
About Us
The building at 8021 Main Street has a long history in the development of the town of Smithfield. It existed as a wooden building in the late 1890's to serve as a general store, pharmacy and doctor's office. All of downtown Smithfield's buildings were wooden structures and the entire town burned in the early 1900's. John T. Overbey (1859-1927) built the present building using thick paving brick walls to make it more fire resistant. Mr. Overbey opened the business as a general store, but passed away in 1927. Isaac C. "Cap" Snider and his wife Lillie Mae "Missus" Snider bought the property in 1928 and continued the business as a general store, stocking groceries, dry goods, hardware, feed and a pharmacy. "Cap" had previously owned a grocery in North Fort Worth and moved his family to Smithfield to avoid some of the "wild west" atmosphere of the early stockyard days. The store functioned as a meeting place for the community for many years- at one point housing the post office and having one of the first telephones in the town that had dial "9" capabilities