Salt Lick Cellars
$$ • Barbeque, AmericanAbout Salt Lick Cellars
Customers' Favorites
Sausage and Pulled Pork 2-Meat Plate
Sliced Brisket Breakfast Tacos
Chopped Brisket Sandwich
Loaded Baked Potato
Three Meat Platter
Two Taco Breakfast
Beef Brisket
Brisket Plate
Baked Beans
BBQ Sauce
Salt Lick Cellars Reviews
I was on a roadtrip crossing states and on a stop on of cousins pulled these Salt Lick BBQ place that was couple hours away since I wanted Texan bbq brisket and corn bread. Than we shined and (bucked) first than grubbed on a great plate(s).. well recommended I will be back again ppl even better with my own family by than.
Muy bueno excelente Atencion
Food is ok. HOWEVER, check your bill for the tips! It looks like they always charged 20% regardless of what you selected!
Hours
| Monday | 5AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 5AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 5AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 5AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 5AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 5AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 5AM - 8PM |
Salt Lick Cellars offers a selection of BBQ options, including chopped brisket and breakfast tacos. The food is generally considered average, with highlights such as the mustard barbecue sauce and coleslaw. Its location in the airport makes it a convenient choice for travelers, especially those needing a quick bite before a flight. Recent reviews mention the brisket as tender and juicy, and the roast turkey as a surprisingly good option, especially for late-night travelers. The brisket egg taco in carryout is also noted as delicious. Service is quick and helpful, making it easy to get in and out even during busy times. Sides like beans and slaw are okay, but the sloppy mashed potatoes are seen as a mess and best skipped. The 3 meat platter is recommended for its good quality and reasonable price, especially considering it is an airport facility. Seating can be a challenge, as the restaurant takes time to prepare the food, since the line cooks slice meats and build platters. Overall, Salt Lick Cellars is a decent place for BBQ in the airport, especially for BBQ fans or those needing a satisfying meal before flying.