Excellent meats! I got the three meat combo with prime brisket, wagyu brisket, and pork ribs. It…read morewas delicious. I'll definitely be coming back.

This place is by far one of the most overpriced, unflavorful bbq spots in Dallas. My wife and I…read morecame in for an early lunch and ordered turkey, brisket, sausage, and a couple sides. Everything was a step above Dickies. Not worth the money. Service was great but definitely not worth 100 bucks. SN: We are in 2026, make sure people who represent your establishment aren't spitting on little kids. Google Jeff Reinis. Either dissolve your relationship with him or face getting shut down.

5 stars all around! Excellent service, charming dining room, and the staff could not have been more…read moreaccommodating! Our dear friends that are pastors in the area brought us to this establishment. The food was so delicious and exceptional! Some of the best BBQ, sides, and desserts we've ever eaten. Just Wow! .... They even have a fried bologna sandwich on the menu. So nostalgic of growing up. My husband ordered it and it was incredible! The brisket is melt in your mouth delicious, along with the other meats. So so good. Also don't sleep on the orange cake. My goodness! So good! Worth the trip from Houston to Lewisville (Dallas area) just to eat here. Great patio area also. You won't find better BBQ! .... Ohh!! And don't forget to order the cornbread! Heavenly Day!

I like to give restaurants more than one chance if the first visit leaves more to be desired;…read morehowever, the owner has made that impossible. First, the soda machine may need a good cleaning as none of the sodas we tried tasted quite right. Then, the catfish was inedible. The texture was rubbery and it was extremely difficult to cut into. I tried one bite and it was awful and seemed unsafe to eat. Something definitely went wrong in the kitchen. However, when this was brought to the owner's attention, he didn't apologize but instead tried to guilt me, the customer, with, "Aw, you didn't like my catfish?" The staff at the register showed him the catfish and I directly told him it was inedible and explained why. His response? "That's ok. You're not hurting my feelings." It wasn't personal and it's weird that he tried to make it about him. I doubt a single soul wants to eat rubbery catfish. A simple apology would have gone a lot further.

#great you gotta love the brisket the way it melts in your mouth haha lov it the service was amazingread more

Cattleack Barbeque is one of my favorite spots for a special treat. It's a bit of a drive from my…read morecity, so I don't get there often, but it's always worth it. The pastrami is incredible--it literally melts in your mouth and is packed with flavor. Their brisket is just as amazing and always cooked perfectly. The prices are a little higher than some barbecue places, but the quality more than makes up for it. The service is fast, the staff is friendly, and the vintage atmosphere gives the place a lot of character. My biggest tip is to get there right when they open at 10:00 AM, Wednesday through Friday. The line builds quickly, and you don't want to miss out on their best items. If you're looking for some of the best barbecue around, Cattleack is absolutely worth the trip!

We went here for a late night dinner. The food and sides were great. The fish was not fishy at all…read morewhich I liked. The servers were friendly and helpful. The menu has decent selections to pick from.

Got the tofu soup and it was really good, definitely a little better than the average tofu soup…read moreI've had around Dallas. The flavor was solid, comforting, and a little spicier than most other places, which I actually liked. The sides were also great and probably better quality than a lot of other Korean spots in Dallas. Everything tasted fresh and made the meal feel more complete. The inside was super clean with a nice simple vibe, and service was good throughout.

If you're looking for amazing BBQ, this place is definitely worth the visit! Everything we ordered…read morewas delicious. The brisket was tender, juicy, and full of smoky flavor, and the ribs were cooked perfectly--fall-off-the-bone good. The sides were just as impressive. The beans were flavorful, the mac and cheese was creamy and delicious, and the cornbread was the perfect finishing touch. The only downside is that it gets pretty crowded, especially during peak hours, so I recommend finding a seat as soon as you get there. Other than that, the food, service, and overall experience were fantastic. I'll definitely be coming back!

Found out about this place from YouTube. Let me tell you rn, don't believe the hype…read more Three of us went to eat here, we didn't like it. Brisket was easy to pull apart but very dry. The bark on it was heavily seasoned. Beef ribs were tender but again quite dry and overly seasoned. The dish that immediately ruined our meal was the jalapeño cheddar sausage. The texture was extremely mushy and the meat inside tasted like someone already did the chewing for you. We also got the mac and cheese, corn, basbusa, banana pudding. I could explain them in depth, but I would just recommend not getting them. The brisket empanadas were the only thing we all looked at each other with excitement for! It was our favorite part of the whole experience. Total we spent was $180. I won't be coming back but I do recommend trying it out if you don't believe me!

I was thrilled we stumbled across this place. As someone who's not a Dallas local and was in town…read morefor a work conference, getting away from the convention scene with five coworkers led us to one of the best meals of the trip. There were six of us, and we picked everything from the smoker we could see. The barbecue was everything you hope Texas BBQ will be--beautifully smoked, incredibly tasty. The meat was tender with just and every bite reminded us why Texas has earned its legendary reputation. I know claiming one barbecue joint is better than the rest of Texas is a bold statement, but after this meal, I'm willing to make it. Texas may set the gold standard for barbecue, and this place somehow manages to rise above it. If I'm back in Dallas, this will be one of my first stops. BB

I came out to Dallas for the first time as part of a work trip for my new employer. Before my…read moreflight home, several coworkers suggested I go to Hard Eight, and I'm glad I did! I've never had BBQ this tasty, and it's on another level compared to the places I've gone to back home. I told the gentleman cooking that this was my first time, and he gave me tips on getting smaller portions so I could try more offerings. I'm glad I did because I wanted to focus on the meat! As I worked my way down the line, everyone was helpful with asking if I wanted bread, what deserts were worth trying, and closing the transaction. The workers who clean off the tables are also amazing. I was able to practice my Spanish with them. Thank you Hard Eight BBQ for making me feel welcome. I'll definitely come by again when I'm in town!

Food is great! Service is good, staff called me for clarification because I put my order twice with…read morethe same thing (the first one was error, so I put another order). She had her manager cancel the other order. The place looks nice when I picked up my order, but didn't stay to eat there.

Hmm not much change but price have gone up. This brand of…read morekfc has my fav flavors of secret sauce and cheeseling. The rose ddeok bokki is good. I wish they offered the green onion salad options. I norm order that at all the other restaurants. Came here on a Saturday dinner and it was not busy at all. We ordered the 16 piece boneless chicken ($31) and it did not look like 16 pc. If it was, some were tiny batter pieces. My husbands cheeseling looked less than mine. As much as we liked the flavors... For the higher cost and lower chicken amount, you'll find better spots within the area. I'm so disappointed today. We brought a friend to try it for the first time and I felt bad for recommending this place. Won't be coming back.

The food was tasty but the service was hit or miss…read more I thought the banchan you received at the restaurant no matter what you order there. I was craving pickled radish and I saw some pics with radish so we decided to give it a try. When I asked the server about pickled radish she told me we don't have it then I pointed out other tables and then she told me only for BBQ. We ordered seafood pancake (it was tasty and crispy but is fell apart trying to put it on the plate), seafood and tofu soup (tofu was nice and fluffy and the soup was just the right spice level) and bulgogi hotpot (it was a nice variety of vegetables with noodle and bulgogi meat, a good treat for a cool evening, this dish was on the sweet side and a really good option for those that don't like spicy). The establishment can be family friendly and fun with friends.

Great service and good food. We got the $169 combo and it was good but definitely not worth that…read moremuch. I would recommend getting the ribs for $53 and some cold noodles on the side instead of the combo. Their cold noodles were really good and the ribs a la carte were a better deal for the buck. Service was outstanding and if you get the soju then be prepared to be impressed! They bring it out ICE cold and it was the best thing to put in your mouth after a good bite of food. I also heard their other entrees are very good. Will have to go back to try these. Highly recommend this place.