Straight from Driftwood, Texas, the Salt Lick Bar-B-Q has served authentic smoked barbecue dishes with a hometown smile since 1967. The dining room is decorated like a warm hunting lodge with stone and natural accents. There is a large bar and even an open kitchen that allows the smoky smell to creep out and entice anyone passing by. Although there aren’t many genuine barbeque places in town, there are even fewer places that serve Texas barbeque. They even serve Texas micro brews at the bar. Smoked meats like baby back ribs, brisket, and pork are served tender and juicy after they have been slow smoked for hours. Even the sides go through the smoker. Their smoked macaroni and cheese will be the best you’ve ever had. As you may have guessed, Salt Lick Bar-B-Que makes their own barbeque sauce daily which has a vinegar base and is a little bit sweeter than most.

If your family is really hungry order the all-you-can-eat Family Style meal. Your family can order as much brisket, sausage, and pork ribs as they’d like. It also comes with sides of potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, and bread. This is the most popular, as well as the most economic way to eat, at the Salt Lick. Other entrees include barbecue chicken, link sausage, brisket, pork ribs, and baby back ribs. All dinners comes with coleslaw, potato salad, and beans. For lunch, try a pulled pork or a sliced brisket sandwich served with wedge fries or potato chips. You also won’t want to miss the famous smoked macaroni and cheese. For dessert, their pecan pie, peach, and berry cobblers are what made Salt Lick famous so try and make room because the cobblers are homemade and baked fresh daily. So bring the whole family or even just pick up take-out from the Salt Lick Bar-B-Que at Red Rock.