Brando's BBQ
14969 W Bow Hill Rd, Bow
(360) 855-8065
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Has the best ribs, baked beans, and more. Well worth the MONEY. we were going there once a week, now their closed? cant wait till there back, or open.
Driving in the area and came across this BBQ place so we stopped for lunch. Best decision the brisket melted in my mouth and I liked the Mac and Cheese.
Blown away by the food! We had the brisket, pulled pork, chicken, and ribs. Everything was delicious! For sides we had cornbread, mac & cheese, potato salad, coleslaw, beans, and macaroni salad and they were all great. 10/10 would recommend, we’ll definitely be coming back. Drove about 45 mins for this place and it was well worth it!
Great people and the food is delicious! I had the Carolina pork sandwich with a side of Mac and cheese. Haven't stopped thinking about it. I'll go out of my way to eat here, I'd highly recommend.
Decent BBQ, sides were ok, modest portions, very nice people, a good reliable option.
Haven’t had bbq this good since going down south years ago! We orders the pulled pork tacos & the loaded bbq sundae. Definitely will be back to try more of the menu.
Food was FANTASTIC! The servers were friendly and checked on us often. The atmosphere was relaxed, great music playing in the background; the only thing that was uncomfortable was all the smoke. The smell was too strong for me. I ordered the pork ribs with coleslaw and cornbread and OMG those ribs fell off the bone! The cornbread was sweet and buttery. The coleslaw wasn’t your typical “mayo” slaw, it was made with a vinaigrette mix that went great with the ribs. My husband got the Mac n cheese with brisket! He really enjoyed it as well! We will definitely be back!
Food was great, service was amazing. Thank you, Loree, for making my husband's birthday special.
This baroque flavor is simply yummy! I had 3 tacos, and they were all different and yet justifiably yum, yum, yuuuumy!
There’s an angel in Bow, WA. But let me start from the beginning. We had just finished having a delightful dinner with our two kids at Terramar (another fine Edison/Bow establishment) and the kids had decided they needed cookies. You see, sometimes Terramar has a small selection of baked goods near the register, and once you set a precedent of cookies after dinner, you can’t just not have cookies after dinner. At the same time, I had mentioned to my wife that it would be fun to go looking for Short-eared Owls (“shorties”), since I had my camera with me. So my wife said to me, “If we can find cookies, we can go looking for owls.”
Suddenly, I was on a mission: to spot a shortie! And because of the prerequisite, I was first on a mission to find cookies in Bow. We stopped at Cob & Cork, and their dessert options, as tasty as they looked, did not include cookies. We couldn’t think of anything else in town, so we almost gave up and headed north to go home. But I spotted Brando’s in the rear-view mirror, popped a U-ie (I don’t think there’s an official spelling for that word), and pulled up to the front door. I happened to spot an employee—server? cook? dishwasher? I still don’t know—coming out of a side door. He asked if he could help me, and I asked if he had cookies. “We have Oreos,” he told me. “Would that work?” I stumbled over my words but was finally able to say, “Yes!” He said, “I just gotta know… is it for kids or…?” “Oh, yes! For kids!” I pointed to the minivan as proof, as if the flecks of gray in my beard and the dark circles under my eyes weren’t proof enough. Of course, my long game was finding a shortie, but this was the means to the end.
The Brando’s employee went to the back and came back with not just a couple Oreos—no. At least eight Oreos, original and golden. Then he told me we could just have them. For free! Pro bono! De nada! In this economy?! In this society?! He said they were closing in five minutes. We sadly didn’t have cash on us to tip him—I even ran to the van to check—but I told him we would find a way to repay his kindness someday. He said his name is Riley. If you happen to see Riley at Brando’s, give him a high five and an extra 5% tip (if he’s a server, I mean—I still don’t know). We’ve never eaten there, but I highly recommend it regardless! I’m happy to know people like Riley exist in the world. Kindness is the best service a business can provide.
Our kids got their cookies, and I got a picture of a shortie in the flats down the road—glorious, even at a mile away!
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Absolutely delicious 🤤 always enjoy the perfect smoked meat in our area
Had the Loaded Mac and Brisket sandwich… HEAVENLY food and great service!❤️❤️❤️
Delicious dinner, good atmosphere and the staff and owner are very friendly.
Food was phenomenal! High lights were the brisket, Mac and cheese, and banana pudding!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Brisket Entree
Great food and atmosphere, staff was incredibly friendly.
Mac and Cheese bites were to die for and the potato salad was amazing. All the food was honestly really good.
Limited inside seating but there is covered outdoor seating. Indoor seating includes a large bar table so be prepared to sit next to or across from a stranger; which wasn't an issue as everyone was really focused on their food.
It's about $20 for an entree with a side but honestly it was filling and I didn't finish everything in one sitting.
Parking: Gravel parking lot plenty of parking spaces.
Wheelchair accessibility: The building itself is wheelchair accessible but inside seating isn't really spacious enough and you'd risk people bumping into or stepping on your wheelchair, also the parking lot is gravel.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Potato Salad, Mac N Cheese, Brisket Entree
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