REAL BRICK-FIRED PITS.

 

GENUINE TEXAS-STYLE BARBECUE.

 

THIS IS REAL PIT BARBECUE.

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SPOKANE VALLEY

Serving the Valley with the best of the best Barbecue around.

2315 N Argonne Rd
Spokane, Spokane

 Get Directions

 509-924-9600

AIRWAY HEIGHTS

Serving Barbecue with the oldest custom made brick wood fire pit in Spokane.

7611 W. Sunset Highway
Spokane, Spokane

 Get Directions

 509-838-8372

Nicholas S Gilman
Nicholas S Gilman
Got 2 beef sandwiches for $10.00
T Redding
T Redding
Waiter was great and the food was amazing. Great bbq
Brandy Miller
Brandy Miller
Best hog wilds ever
Nicole Davis
Nicole Davis
Yummy food. Worth the wait.
Jeremiah Mcfarland
Jeremiah Mcfarland
Ribs was perfect
Paul G
Paul G
One of my favorite places when we visit from Texas. Still had amazing food and service
jim janzen
jim janzen
Food was wonderful, staff was ok. They serve a great dinner buffet on Friday. Cost 22.95, well worth it. Would go there again.

NEED SOMETHING FOR DINNER?

Did you know our lip smackin’ BBQ is available to take out? Make dinner as simple and delightful as they come with our awesome carry-out.

Don’t worry if you can’t stop by. Make your craving a reality and get delicious Longhorn BBQ delivered to you with Uber Eats Spokane!

LET US COOK NEXT TIME!

Whatever your catering needs; from board room to ballroom, from no tie to bow tie, we can take care of any event. You round up the guests.. and we’ll do the rest!

Call us to find out more about Longhorn BBQ Catering!

THIS IS REAL PIT BARBECUE.

Today’s Longhorn BBQ Pitmasters are passionate about staying true to the legacy the Lehnertz Brother’s created with their legendary Texas BBQ.

The Longhorn Barbecue originated in Houston, Texas, in 1946. After 10 years in business in the “pistol packin’ city” the brothers decided to move to the great Northwest. Since coming to Spokane from Texas, the brothers have captured the hearts of Spokane diners with their excellent “Southern Pit Style” Barbecue. Pardnur, this is REAL Pit Barbecue because the meats are smoked on the pits by a combination of apple, cherry, alder, and birch woods.

Whether it’s a company function or a family event, when the Longhorn “Chuck Wagon” rolls up, the feed bag is on.