Posted in Texas May 01, 2019 by Katie Lawrence

Your Taste Buds Will Squeal With Delight At This Pig-Themed Barbecue Joint In Texas

There’s no shortage of great barbecue here in Texas, but some places truly go above and beyond. Andy’s Hawg Wild in Pasadena is a pig-themed joint with absolutely mouthwatering food guaranteed to make your taste buds squeal in delight.

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Located just southeast of Houston in Pasadena, Andy’s has been every hungry hog’s favorite trough for years. While its exterior may not immediately catch your eye, this unassuming red barn harbors a delicious secret.

Upon entrance, a trail of cheerful pigs leads straight to the food. Just follow their lead and get ready to chow down on some five-star slop.

Sit wherever you’d like, but beware: no table escapes Andy’s watchful eye. He maintains order in the restaurant, ensuring nobody walks away hungry.

As you can see, the menu is quite extensive. BBQ plates, sandwiches, burgers, salads, and tons more scrumptious dishes appeal to a variety of palates.

Plates come with your choice of one, two, or three meats. Options include brisket, ribs, sausage, pulled pork, chicken, ham, and turkey. Each meal comes with bread, pickles, onions, and two mouthwatering sides.

Meat is also available by the pound, with sauce always served on the side to satisfy everyone's individual preference. And in case you were wondering, those things on the top corners are Armadillo Eggs: jalapenos stuffed with cream cheese, wrapped in spicy sausage + bacon, and deep-fried.

No BBQ joint would be complete without spuds. Get 'em plain or fully loaded, with your choice of meat, bacon bits, butter, sour cream, cheese, and chives.

Address: 2826 Deadman Street, Pasadena, TX, 77503. Hours: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Saturday.

For more information, head to the restaurant’s website or Facebook page.

Have you ever eaten at Andy’s? What’s your favorite themed restaurant in Texas? Here’s one of our favorites: Travel Back In Time At This Dinosaur Themed Restaurant In A Texas Ghost Town.