A weekend meal enjoyed outside, perhaps with a cold one in hand and a platter of freshly prepared bbq on the table, is the stuff of Southern dreams. Burgers and salads may reign supreme come summertime, but here in Tennessee, it’s homestyle bbq that really shines when the weather gets warm. Burnout BBQ & Grille is located in Erwin, Tennessee, and the weekend eatery is one of the most underappreciated gems in the state. We, of course, think it deserves a moment in the sun. Learn more about this locally owned restaurant below and enjoy it for yourself!
Burnout BBQ - Facebook Tucked away in Erwin, Tennessee you’ll find the unassuming Burnout BBQ and Grille, a locally owned eatery that has garnered rave reviews from locals and tourists for its down-home offerings and incredible menu.
Burnout BBQ - Facebook Inside you’ll find that the low-key atmosphere has a bit of a quirky flair and there is plenty of room for group dining or an independent lunch out. VIsitors speak broadly about the kind hospitality and great service, and the ’50s decor only adds to the immersive experience.
Burnout BBQ - Facebook Looking to sit outside? Burnout BBQ can help with that! There’s plenty of parking for your whole party, and the outdoor tables are great for family dinners out. There are even two porch swings!
Burnout BBQ - Facebook The menu is unsurprisingly meat-centric, with turkey, brisket, pork, and meatloaf rounding out the offerings. You can also order chicken tenders for your pickiest eaters or cheeseburgers if you’re looking for a classic plate.
Burnout BBQ - Facebook If you choose to order a platter, you can also add two sides including everything from baked potato salad to macaroni and cheese. The fried catfish is not to be missed, and we can’t emphasize enough how necessary it is to grab those fried pickles. They’re a Southern favorite for a reason!
Robert Canterbury - GoogleMaps Burnout BBQ is where you go when you’re hungry for good food and kind service. It’s where you bring your family to gather around a table and eat their fill, and it’s where you choose to enjoy and indulge and spend an afternoon. It may be tucked away in eastern Tennessee, but this small-but-mighty bbq joint is well worth a visit.
Burnout BBQ - GoogleMaps You can visit Burnout BBQ from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Friday to Saturday, and on Sundays until 8 p.m. The eatery is only open on the weekends, so make sure you don’t miss your window!
What a place to visit! Have you been? You can find out more about Burnout BBQ & Grille at its official Facebook page. Keep an eye out for live music too, if you’re looking for a fun local event.
Burnout BBQ - Facebook
Tucked away in Erwin, Tennessee you’ll find the unassuming Burnout BBQ and Grille, a locally owned eatery that has garnered rave reviews from locals and tourists for its down-home offerings and incredible menu.
Inside you’ll find that the low-key atmosphere has a bit of a quirky flair and there is plenty of room for group dining or an independent lunch out. VIsitors speak broadly about the kind hospitality and great service, and the ’50s decor only adds to the immersive experience.
Looking to sit outside? Burnout BBQ can help with that! There’s plenty of parking for your whole party, and the outdoor tables are great for family dinners out. There are even two porch swings!
The menu is unsurprisingly meat-centric, with turkey, brisket, pork, and meatloaf rounding out the offerings. You can also order chicken tenders for your pickiest eaters or cheeseburgers if you’re looking for a classic plate.
If you choose to order a platter, you can also add two sides including everything from baked potato salad to macaroni and cheese. The fried catfish is not to be missed, and we can’t emphasize enough how necessary it is to grab those fried pickles. They’re a Southern favorite for a reason!
Robert Canterbury - GoogleMaps
Burnout BBQ is where you go when you’re hungry for good food and kind service. It’s where you bring your family to gather around a table and eat their fill, and it’s where you choose to enjoy and indulge and spend an afternoon. It may be tucked away in eastern Tennessee, but this small-but-mighty bbq joint is well worth a visit.
Burnout BBQ - GoogleMaps
You can visit Burnout BBQ from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Friday to Saturday, and on Sundays until 8 p.m. The eatery is only open on the weekends, so make sure you don’t miss your window!
Continue to experience all the deliciousness Tennessee has to offer at Victor’s Taco Shop in Knoxville.
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Address: Burnout BBQ and Grille, 857 Rock Creek Rd, Erwin, TN 37650, USA
