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20 Essential Barbecue Restaurants in Los Angeles, Summer 2022

Here's where to get a consistent meal from some of LA's best barbecue restaurants

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Los Angeles has arrived as a barbecue city on the national stage. Gone are the days of overcooked tri-tip and too-saucy ribs. Today's scene is all about growth and personality, as newcomers mix with longtime barbecue restaurants across the region to create an eclectic, unique moment for smoked meat. Pitmasters are turning to family recipes from across the diaspora for inspiration, while the term "barbecue restaurant" grows to include pop-ups, backyard hangouts, garage setups, and just about everything in between. For this list Eater is looking only at the restaurant side of LA's local barbecue ecosystem; there are separate maps for out-of-town barbecue places, and for LA's many pop-ups. Locations are sorted geographically.

Added: Big Ant's BBQ, the Bad Jew, Zef BBQ, Smoke Queen BBQ

Removed: Dr. Hogly Wogly's, Max City BBQ, Spring St. Smokehouse, Horse Thief, Beachwood BBQ

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Note: Restaurants on this map are listed geographically.

This weekly Simi Valley sensation is part pop-up, part restaurant, part meme-generating Instagram sensation. Chef/owner Logan Sandoval makes whatever the heck he wants, every week, from smash burgers to beef ribs and curry noodles to smoked housemate Spam musubi — and the fans can't get enough. Expect fast sellouts, long lines, and lots of banana pudding for dessert. Address provided after pre-ordering.

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11018 Vanowen St #6313
North Hollywood, CA 91605

While LA's barbecue scene feels like a recent thing, its history goes back decades and is deeper than just the backyard Texas-style stuff in play now. For a glimpse of simple, high quality barbecue done with love (and for the local community) head up to Swinging Door. Lightly charred ribs, fatty brisket, and more come off a unique two-forked off-set smoker, and big take-home platters are always available.

  • Open in Google Maps

5759 Lankershim Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91601

For a taste of Tennessee-specific barbecue, get to the Memphis Grill in North Hollywood. The pandemic-era restaurant has been turning out some surprising meats over the past year-plus, and has big plans to not only grow its menu but also its restaurant, so keep an eye on them for more.

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13539 Ventura Blvd
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

Sherman Oaks's Boneyard Bistro has grown over the years to become a kind of timeless gastropub, a place for fried chicken sandwiches, Southern-leaning brunch, and steady drinks to match. But don't forget about the place's barbecue backbone, because owner and chef Aaron Robins still knows how to turn out a mean rack of ribs.

An overhead image of brisket, links, and more from a barbecue restaurant.
A platter of meat from Boneyard Bistro.
Aaron Robins
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2207 N San Fernando Rd
Los Angeles, CA 90065

Hailing from Louisiana, this eastside restaurant is light on decor and heavy on smoke, with options for links, chicken, brisket, pulled pork, and all the usual sides.

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325 N Citrus Ave
Covina, CA 91723

Now with two locations (including the original in La Puente), this east Los Angeles County star turns out a wide array of smoked meats and other dishes, from burgers and ribeyes (and tea-smoked duck breast) to brisket, tri-tip, and St. Louis-style pork ribs.

An overhead shot of a red checkered plate with ribs and on-bone barbecue meats.
Domestic BBQ
Farley Elliott
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609 N LA Brea Ave
Los Angeles, CA

Bludso's is an institution at this point, turning out reliable Texas-style smoked meats in a sports bar-like environment along La Brea. Co-founder Kevin Bludso is Los Angeles barbecue royalty, so it's no surprise this place still holds up.

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2118 N Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90031

Moo's Craft Barbecue began life as an East LA backyard pop-up before becoming a staple tenant at Smorgasburg LA. Now the family-run setup operates a restaurant of its own, further east in Lincoln Heights. Moo's serves some of the most impressive brisket and links in LA, if not America, with LA-specific sides like esquites to match.

Moo's craft barbecue sits on a pink paper tray.
Moo's Craft Barbecue
Farley Elliott
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8136 W 3rd St
Los Angeles, CA 90048

Burt Bakman and his Slab team serve up some of LA's top barbecue, starting from a trailer in a backyard and moving on to become a top player in the smoked meat scene. Stop by for Monday pastrami, all-the-time brisket, smoked chicken, and ribs two ways.

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777 S Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90021

This Orange County specialist has been anchoring the new smoked meat scene at Smorgasburg in Downtown Los Angeles lately, turning out crispy pork belly, smoked brisket, and a bunch of unique-to-them flavors that make this one of the most interesting new barbecue options to hit Los Angeles in years. The standard hours helps to keep new customers coming, too. Look for a brick and mortar restaurant to open in Garden Grove in 2023.

A long blade cuts char siu beef inside Smoke Queen BBQ 
Char siu beef from Smoke Queen.
Wonho Frank Lee
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777 S Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90021

Rebecca King is helping to change the LA barbecue landscape, one barky pastrami-brined pork shoulder at a time. Find her meats done as sandwiches and plates at the weekly Smorgasburg in Downtown Los Angeles.

Crusted pork shoulders on an offset smoker, being barbecued.
Porkstrami on the pit.
Farley Elliott
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2619 Crenshaw Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90016

It's no surprise that long lines snake out of Los Angeles barbecue icon Phillips Bar-B-Que, especially on weekends. This is a classic spot for saucy ribs, rib tips, chicken links, and more.

A white and blue sign during the daytime for Phillips Barbecue.
Phillips Bar-B-Que
Phillips Bar-B-Que
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2125 W Jefferson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90018

Lonnie Edwards is the smiling face behind Ribtown, the daily parking lot rib specialist in Jefferson Park. His off-set smoker, small selling trailer, and a few open-air tables are all it takes to turn out some of LA's most tender rib tips — and don't sleep on the beef ribs, either.

For a barbecue destination that feels like something special: Ribtown BBQ.
Ribs from Ribtown
Farley Elliott
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3845 Jasmine Ave
Culver City, CA 90232

For more than three decades, Santa Maria Barbecue and Catering has held it down for the greater Culver City area. The group focuses on California's most well-known regional smoke style, using red oak to cook off tri-tip cuts, ribs, and a whole lot more. Find them via catering and/or delivery options.

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3973 Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles, CA

Maple Block has earned plenty of praise over the years, including from the vaunted Texas Monthly magazine. These days the restaurant continues to turn out barky brisket and tender ribs, while also moving into one-off holiday and weekend menus that use smoked meats as a baseline for so much more.

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  • Foursquare

3446 W Slauson Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90043

Big, sticky takeaway platters of pork ribs and slices of brisket are the main attraction at Woody's, a staple Southern spot that's been cooking in South LA for a generation. Far from the delicate, salt-and-pepper-only Texas style of barbecue, this is a saucy place to get those hands reliably messy.

Woody's Bar-B-Q
Woody's Bar-B-Q
Farley Elliott
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6038 Santa Fe Ave
Huntington Park, CA

Ray's has been quietly serving the Huntington Park area for several years, doling out brisket, ribs, and links. The strip mall stop has legions of lunchtime and weekend fans from the local community.

Barbecue from Ray's Halal Texas BBQ in Huntington Park.
Ray's BBQ
Matthew Kang
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129 N Market St
Inglewood, CA 90301

Part sports bar, part late night patio hangout, part barbecue restaurant of Inglewood's dreams. It's hard to pin down the Wood Urban Kitchen on Market Street, simply because the restaurant can do it all so well. Swing in for big platters of saucy meats and extra-barky ribs.

An overhead shot of saucy meat from a barbecue restaurant, including very bark-heavy ribs.
The Wood Urban Kitchen
Farley Elliott
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703 E Artesia Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90805

This north Long Beach barbecue staple doesn't offer much in the way of ambiance, but that's sort of the point. Instead, the family focuses on making some of the most popular barbecue in town, with plenty of pulled pork, brisket, hot links, ribs (and rib tips), to go around. Expect a wait, especially on busy weekends.

  • Open in Google Maps

637 E University Dr
Carson, CA 90746

This family-run Carson restaurant is the place for barbecue with heart. The center of My Father's Barbeque has always been chef and pitmaster Shalamar Lane, who presides over a hulking bespoke smoker to make some of the city's best ribs, hot links, smoked chicken, and more.

Ribs, brisket, and pulled pork with sides from My Father's Barbeque in Carson.
Ribs, brisket, and pulled pork with sides from My Father's Barbeque in Carson.
Matthew Kang
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1. Zef BBQ

This weekly Simi Valley sensation is part pop-up, part restaurant, part meme-generating Instagram sensation. Chef/owner Logan Sandoval makes whatever the heck he wants, every week, from smash burgers to beef ribs and curry noodles to smoked housemate Spam musubi — and the fans can't get enough. Expect fast sellouts, long lines, and lots of banana pudding for dessert. Address provided after pre-ordering.

  • Open in Google Maps

2. Swinging Door BBQ

While LA's barbecue scene feels like a recent thing, its history goes back decades and is deeper than just the backyard Texas-style stuff in play now. For a glimpse of simple, high quality barbecue done with love (and for the local community) head up to Swinging Door. Lightly charred ribs, fatty brisket, and more come off a unique two-forked off-set smoker, and big take-home platters are always available.

11018 Vanowen St #6313
North Hollywood, CA 91605

  • Open in Google Maps

3. The Memphis Grill

For a taste of Tennessee-specific barbecue, get to the Memphis Grill in North Hollywood. The pandemic-era restaurant has been turning out some surprising meats over the past year-plus, and has big plans to not only grow its menu but also its restaurant, so keep an eye on them for more.

5759 Lankershim Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91601

  • Open in Google Maps

4. Boneyard Bistro

An overhead image of brisket, links, and more from a barbecue restaurant.
A platter of meat from Boneyard Bistro.
Aaron Robins

Sherman Oaks's Boneyard Bistro has grown over the years to become a kind of timeless gastropub, a place for fried chicken sandwiches, Southern-leaning brunch, and steady drinks to match. But don't forget about the place's barbecue backbone, because owner and chef Aaron Robins still knows how to turn out a mean rack of ribs.

13539 Ventura Blvd
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

  • Open in Google Maps
  • OpenTable
  • Foursquare

5. Big Ant's BBQ

Hailing from Louisiana, this eastside restaurant is light on decor and heavy on smoke, with options for links, chicken, brisket, pulled pork, and all the usual sides.

2207 N San Fernando Rd
Los Angeles, CA 90065

  • Open in Google Maps

6. Domestic BBQ

An overhead shot of a red checkered plate with ribs and on-bone barbecue meats.
Domestic BBQ
Farley Elliott

Now with two locations (including the original in La Puente), this east Los Angeles County star turns out a wide array of smoked meats and other dishes, from burgers and ribeyes (and tea-smoked duck breast) to brisket, tri-tip, and St. Louis-style pork ribs.

325 N Citrus Ave
Covina, CA 91723

  • Open in Google Maps

7. Bludso's Bar & Que

Bludso's is an institution at this point, turning out reliable Texas-style smoked meats in a sports bar-like environment along La Brea. Co-founder Kevin Bludso is Los Angeles barbecue royalty, so it's no surprise this place still holds up.

609 N LA Brea Ave
Los Angeles, CA

  • Open in Google Maps
  • Foursquare

8. Moo's Craft Barbecue

Moo's craft barbecue sits on a pink paper tray.
Moo's Craft Barbecue
Farley Elliott

Moo's Craft Barbecue began life as an East LA backyard pop-up before becoming a staple tenant at Smorgasburg LA. Now the family-run setup operates a restaurant of its own, further east in Lincoln Heights. Moo's serves some of the most impressive brisket and links in LA, if not America, with LA-specific sides like esquites to match.

2118 N Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90031

  • Open in Google Maps

9. Slab BBQ

Burt Bakman and his Slab team serve up some of LA's top barbecue, starting from a trailer in a backyard and moving on to become a top player in the smoked meat scene. Stop by for Monday pastrami, all-the-time brisket, smoked chicken, and ribs two ways.

8136 W 3rd St
Los Angeles, CA 90048

  • Open in Google Maps

10. Smoke Queen BBQ at Smorgasburg

A long blade cuts char siu beef inside Smoke Queen BBQ 
Char siu beef from Smoke Queen.
Wonho Frank Lee

This Orange County specialist has been anchoring the new smoked meat scene at Smorgasburg in Downtown Los Angeles lately, turning out crispy pork belly, smoked brisket, and a bunch of unique-to-them flavors that make this one of the most interesting new barbecue options to hit Los Angeles in years. The standard hours helps to keep new customers coming, too. Look for a brick and mortar restaurant to open in Garden Grove in 2023.

777 S Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90021

  • Open in Google Maps

11. The Bad Jew at Smorgasburg

Crusted pork shoulders on an offset smoker, being barbecued.
Porkstrami on the pit.
Farley Elliott

Rebecca King is helping to change the LA barbecue landscape, one barky pastrami-brined pork shoulder at a time. Find her meats done as sandwiches and plates at the weekly Smorgasburg in Downtown Los Angeles.

777 S Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90021

  • Open in Google Maps

12. Phillips Bar-B-Que

A white and blue sign during the daytime for Phillips Barbecue.
Phillips Bar-B-Que
Phillips Bar-B-Que

It's no surprise that long lines snake out of Los Angeles barbecue icon Phillips Bar-B-Que, especially on weekends. This is a classic spot for saucy ribs, rib tips, chicken links, and more.

2619 Crenshaw Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90016

  • Open in Google Maps

13. RibTown BBQ

For a barbecue destination that feels like something special: Ribtown BBQ.
Ribs from Ribtown
Farley Elliott

Lonnie Edwards is the smiling face behind Ribtown, the daily parking lot rib specialist in Jefferson Park. His off-set smoker, small selling trailer, and a few open-air tables are all it takes to turn out some of LA's most tender rib tips — and don't sleep on the beef ribs, either.

2125 W Jefferson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90018

  • Open in Google Maps

14. Santa Maria Barbecue

For more than three decades, Santa Maria Barbecue and Catering has held it down for the greater Culver City area. The group focuses on California's most well-known regional smoke style, using red oak to cook off tri-tip cuts, ribs, and a whole lot more. Find them via catering and/or delivery options.

3845 Jasmine Ave
Culver City, CA 90232

  • Open in Google Maps

15. Maple Block Meat Company

Maple Block has earned plenty of praise over the years, including from the vaunted Texas Monthly magazine. These days the restaurant continues to turn out barky brisket and tender ribs, while also moving into one-off holiday and weekend menus that use smoked meats as a baseline for so much more.

3973 Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles, CA

  • Open in Google Maps
  • Foursquare

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16. Woody's Bar-B-Q

Woody's Bar-B-Q
Woody's Bar-B-Q
Farley Elliott

Big, sticky takeaway platters of pork ribs and slices of brisket are the main attraction at Woody's, a staple Southern spot that's been cooking in South LA for a generation. Far from the delicate, salt-and-pepper-only Texas style of barbecue, this is a saucy place to get those hands reliably messy.

3446 W Slauson Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90043

  • Open in Google Maps

17. Ray's BBQ

Barbecue from Ray's Halal Texas BBQ in Huntington Park.
Ray's BBQ
Matthew Kang

Ray's has been quietly serving the Huntington Park area for several years, doling out brisket, ribs, and links. The strip mall stop has legions of lunchtime and weekend fans from the local community.

6038 Santa Fe Ave
Huntington Park, CA

  • Open in Google Maps
  • Foursquare

18. The Wood Urban Kitchen

An overhead shot of saucy meat from a barbecue restaurant, including very bark-heavy ribs.
The Wood Urban Kitchen
Farley Elliott

Part sports bar, part late night patio hangout, part barbecue restaurant of Inglewood's dreams. It's hard to pin down the Wood Urban Kitchen on Market Street, simply because the restaurant can do it all so well. Swing in for big platters of saucy meats and extra-barky ribs.

129 N Market St
Inglewood, CA 90301

  • Open in Google Maps

19. Robert Earl's BBQ

This north Long Beach barbecue staple doesn't offer much in the way of ambiance, but that's sort of the point. Instead, the family focuses on making some of the most popular barbecue in town, with plenty of pulled pork, brisket, hot links, ribs (and rib tips), to go around. Expect a wait, especially on busy weekends.

703 E Artesia Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90805

  • Open in Google Maps

20. My Father's Barbeque

Ribs, brisket, and pulled pork with sides from My Father's Barbeque in Carson.
Ribs, brisket, and pulled pork with sides from My Father's Barbeque in Carson.
Matthew Kang

This family-run Carson restaurant is the place for barbecue with heart. The center of My Father's Barbeque has always been chef and pitmaster Shalamar Lane, who presides over a hulking bespoke smoker to make some of the city's best ribs, hot links, smoked chicken, and more.

637 E University Dr
Carson, CA 90746

  • Open in Google Maps

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