Our first time and what a treat! Fun atmosphere, nice bar, very 'with it' servers (order at the counter then they bring to your table) and fantastic food!!! Reasonable prices considering the quality (cheaper than other comparable BBQ). We'll go back!
Great location. Ribs were good a little bit cold. We spend $30 for two and we were pretty full.
Items are ALWAYS missing from the order and very difficult to get the item or a refund for the item. If you pick up in store, be sure to double check your order before you leave. Save yourself some frustration and do not order delivery because if an item is missing, they will not deliver it to you and give you the run around about getting a refund. The food quality the past two times is below average and definitely not worth the price you pay. We use to love coming here and our BBQ go to, but we will no longer visit or order from Good Union BBQ.
They over priced for what you get. As you can see in my pictures. This is a sliced brisket sandwich with the meat leaned down. The meat was dry and rubbery not a lot of flavor to it had to drowned it in the barbecue sauce and that had a very bitter taste to it. Just for the sandwich and a side order of onion rings and a small tiny drink you'll be paying close to $18 for one person. If you really want barbecue I would not eat at this place. I would find some other barbecue joint in the DFW area.
We ordered carry out of 5 items.. One Burger and then 2 prime brisket sandwiches with sides of slim fries and onion rings.. The menu online has iold prices vs in restaurant. The Burger was made correctly as ordered and one of the Prime brisket sandwiches was also made correctly.. But the other the other was asked to have onions onions and no pickles but it was but it was made with pickles and no onions. Other than the order being incorrectly the delete the s tasted great. The service was a little slow but they were very busy.
BBQ sandwich was good, great onion rings and stuffed baked potato.
Skinny Fries went from $1.65 to $3.29. Some of that is inflation and rising labor costs, but some of it is obvious gouging because Potato Salad only went from $2.79 to $2.99. It's also strange that all meats by the pound are priced the same, but each meat has a different price when served on a bun with identical fixings. Every other BBQ place I've ever seen charges less for a pound of chicken or turkey than a pound of brisket. Maybe that's why the bar is right inside the door; they hope you'll get drunk before you look at the menu board. I will concede the fried pies are still worth it at $4.49 because nobody else makes them like this anymore.
Nice patio and good selection of Texas craft beer. The burnt ends are great!
Was working nearby. Smelled the smoke from this place a couple of blocks away. I was trying to figure out where it was coming from. I did a google search, and it was two blocks over from me.Grabbed my co-workers and we headed there for lunch.I had the burnt end sammich, It was great! The service was great! Everyone was so friendly!This is now my go-to lunch spot!
Heretofore we have enjoyed their food and service oriented atmosphere. However, last night the ribs had bone shards and the “burnt ends” were 25% fat. When my wife described our experience to the counter staff, they simply replied by saying “ok”.That said, the frozen margarita was excellent.The downside, we introduced friends to the restaurant.