Motherwells BBQ — Restaurant in Texas

Title: A Perfect Pit Stop for a Quick and Delicious Lunch

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)

Review:

During a recent drive to show a home, I stumbled upon Mother There Wells Barbecue in Princeton, and it turned out to be the perfect pit stop for a quick and satisfying lunch break.

As a family-owned operation, this charming barbecue joint exudes a welcoming atmosphere and serves up some seriously tasty smoked meats. The fact that all their food is smoked on-site only adds to the authenticity and quality of their offerings. From the moment I stepped inside, the mouthwatering aroma enveloped me, hinting at the deliciousness to come.

In a rush, I decided to try one of their lunch special sandwiches, and it did not disappoint. Packed with generous portions of flavorful smoked meat, it was the ideal grab-and-go option. The combination of tender meat, fresh bread, and a touch of their homemade sauce created a memorable flavor profile that left me craving more.

What impressed me even further were the delectable sides available.And let's not forget about the peach cobbler - it was the ultimate treat to end the meal on a sweet note.

Despite the quick nature of my visit, the friendly and attentive service provided by the family who runs Mother There Wells Barbecue made me feel right at home. They truly go above and beyond to ensure that every customer leaves satisfied and with a smile.

If you happen to be passing by Princeton and find yourself in need of a quick lunch break, Mother There Wells Barbecue is the place to go. Whether you're in the mood for a mouthwatering sandwich or a fulfilling plate of smoked meat and sides, they have you covered. The combination of excellent food, warm service, and a convenient location right off 380 makes it an unbeatable choice. Don't miss out on this hidden gem - treat yourself to a memorable dining experience at Mother There Wells Barbecue. You...

I’m going to be as nice as possible when writing this I hope but the food here is terrible. The moment we got in the car with the food we thought we stepped in dog poop and had to ride home with the windows down. The whole ride home I’m hoping the smell is actual poop that we may have stepped in but nope when we got home and opened the bag the source of the odor was clearly coming from the bag.

We ordered the family special 2lbs of meat and 2 large sides, that was 50$ so I’m thinking it must be good for 50$. We also ordered a Texas Twinkie and their cowboys elote, our order total was about 64$. I’ve never been robbed before but this certainly feels like it. The Turkey was raw, we immediately put it in the air fryer to try to salvage it because who wants to get back on 380 to go back and complain. The ribs are for sure not smoked, they were more than likely cooked in an oven, although I can say they were tender and atleast they weren’t raw like the turkey. The sides we chose were bbq beans and mac and cheese, the beans.. maybe because we got the last serving but they were horrible we threw those out instantly and the mac and cheese was dry and probably kraft. The elotes were also terrible. I wish I could say there was something that we ordered that we genuinely like but there isn’t. We literally just wasted 64$ lol this is a real review if you like good flavored, good seasoned, food that doesn’t smell sour, and fully cooked Turkey then this is not the place for you. I likely will never stop at any of these shops along 380 ever again because of this.

Also if you’re reading this and have aspirations of being an entrepreneur I promise this Princeton market is prime for some good food, the competition is...

C&M BBQ is consistently fantastic. As a matter of fact, I think it gets better every time I go. I don't know how, but I swear it does. The brisket is phenomenal. It's some of the best brisket I've ever had this far North of Austin. I have no idea what type of magic is going on inside their little building over there off of 380, but I'm telling you this brisket is unreal. I'm talking melt-in-your-mouth, smokey, juicy, succulent slices of meat every single time. Post Oak smoked the way it should be. They have a few shaded benches outside so you can eat there or take it to go. They have a nice selection of sides too, including some really nice cornbread and cobbler for desert. They also have all the classic sides; baked beans, coleslaw, potatoe salad... If your not into brisket (which doesn't make sense) they offer delicious ribs and pulled pork sandwiches that put other BBQ joints to shame. Seriously, if your in the mood for bbq and headed up 380, give them a try. If they aren't on your way, it's worth a special trip. This is the way all Texas...