The Most Delicious Georgia Road Trip Takes You To 6 Hole-In-The-Wall BBQ Restaurants
Marisa Roman
Author
Barbecue is quite the big debate among states in the U.S., each claiming to offer the best of the best. But for Georgians, it’s hard to debate anywhere else having barbecue as good as ours. If you want to really try a taste of the state from some down-home, hole-in-the-wall barbecue spots, then this Georgia road trip is for you. While it might look like it stretches across the entirety of the state from south to north, the whole trip to the best BBQ restaurants in Georgia only takes under four hours to complete, plus added stoppage time. Follow along on the interactive map of the best road trip in Georgia for hole-in-the-wall BBQ restaurants.
1. Pit Stop Bar-B-Q, 1112 8th St, Tifton, GA 31793
2. Smoakies Bar-B-Que
3. Fincher's Barbecue
Related Stories
The Sweetest Road Trip in Georgia Takes You To 8 Old School Chocolate Shops
Take A Road Trip To Mouthwatering Bakeries, Ice Cream Parlors, And Candy Shops Along This Magical Georgia Dessert Trail
Georgia Coffee Lovers Will Want To Take The Atlanta Java Trail For A Caffeinated Day Trip
4. Fresh Air Bar-B-Que
Find out how this scrumptious barbecue is made:
5. Hawg and Ale Smokehouse
6. Big Shanty Smokehouse
So, what do you think about this Georgia road trip? Have you been to any of these places on the list? Share with us your experiences in the comments section! Or if you have more hole-in-the-wall spots you think we should know about, make sure to shout them out, too! If you can’t get enough barbecue, then check out several more of the best BBQ joints in Georgia.
Feeling inspired? Check out this book outlining some delicious barbecue dishes: BBQ Recipes: Barbecue Cookbook For Delicious And Flavorful Barbeque.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
More to Explore
The Culinary Diversity of Georgia
What are the most classic dishes in Georgia?
The most classic dishes in Georgia include:
- Shrimp and Grits. This is a local staple that can be eaten any time of day or night and is made in so many different ways.
- Boiled Peanuts. This is a popular snack that is found everywhere, from festivals, sporting events, roadside stands, and local stores.
- Chicken and Waffles. This dish was somewhat of a local secret until recent years, but when it was discovered, it spread everywhere.
- Vidalia Onions. These are the official vegetable of Georgia and they have a sweet, mellow taste that goes well with so many dishes.
Discover more about the most classic dishes in Georgia.
What are the most unique restaurants in Georgia?
The most unique restaurants in Georgia include:
- Willie Jewell’s Old School Bar-B-Q in Kingsland. This is the place to go for scrumptious brisket, mac & cheese, chicken, and Brunswick Stew.
- Dan’s Grill in Blairsville. This Cuban restaurant has delicious dishes like Roast Pork with Yucca and Mojo Sauce and a Pan con Lechon Sandwich.
- Home Grown in Atlanta. People wait in a long line here for some of the best breakfast food in the state.
- Southern Soul BBQ in Saint Simons Island. This was once a gas station and is now home to some of the most delectable barbecue in Georgia.
Learn more about the most unique restaurants in Georgia.
What are some bucket list restaurants in Georgia?
Bucket list restaurants in Georgia include:
- The Garden Room. This restaurant has lush foliage surrounding the outdoor seating and is absolutely stunning to behold.
- Yoder’s Deitsch Haus Restaurant and Bakery. This is a Mennonite restaurant that serves simple, yet delicious foods cafeteria style.
- The Varsity. This massive drive-in restaurant spans two whole city blocks in Atlanta and serves classic diner fare.
- Treehouse Grill. Come here during the warmer months to dine up in the trees for a delicious meal with a stunning view.
Find out about these and other bucket list restaurants in Georgia.