Hamlin Hills Barbecue - Forsyth (GA)

3 /5 Bradley Estes: Bbq was ok really nothing to write home about. Very small portions baked beans were good but a very small portion. Two people for lunch was 28$

3 /5 Susan Leal: We were on a road trip from Miami when we suddenly saw a huge pig visible from the highway. We decided to stop and try it. At first, we thought it was a BBQ place with a variety of meats, but it wasnt. They only have pork, which makes sense considering the huge pig we had seen. We decided to order food for lunch anyway, and the portion they gave us was so small that we thought it was a kids menu. These places dont usually serve such small amounts, which was a disappointment. Its worth mentioning that they asked us to keep our dog on a leash and with us at all times, and there were loose dogs in the place. We really dont mind, but dont ask us as a condition: we can bring our dog in only if shes on a leash, and the other dogs are fine. The place is really beautiful, but the food, portions, and menu were disappointing. First and last time.

5 /5 A Erika (EC Allen): I stopped by on a whim while driving through the area and I am so glad I did! It is a nice little local place that is stuffed to the gills with antiques. Everywhere you look there is something interesting to see. It was a lovely break from a long drive. I had their pulled pork meal. They have a delicious homemade barbecue sauce with a great balance of smokiness, mustard, and vinegar. I ended up getting a large jar because I liked it so much. Their homemade sides--mac and cheese and coleslaw--were also great. The staff and farm dog were very friendly as well.

5 /5 Rachel Clark: A great pit stop! Our little one loved the petting zoo area and tractors. The food was fast and delicious. The staff was friendly and went out of their way to ensure we had what we needed. 10/10.

4 /5 Doug Wallen: This little place has just reopened. I have been wanting to visit for a long time. I planned to visit when I found out about the reopening. My wife and I arrived around noon. We walked around exploring as the light rain was ending. The first thing I noticed was the "outhouse" being advertised as the cleanest in the state. The second thing was the amazing smell of smoked meat. There were plenty of things to look at and experience. The pulled pork and baked beans were excellent. The zoo was populated with some very tiny goats. Plenty of things to see - a crashed plane, a teepee, trucks, cars. tractors and items of interest wherever you looked. If you have the time and enjoy viewing collections of memorabilia, do yourself a favor and visit Hamlin Hills.