Tommy’s Barbecue And Catering

Awesome food and really friendly staff. We stopped on our way to visit friends, and it was such a great lunch stop. Barbecue was delicious, fries were good, and the apple cobbler was amazing. They also had a buffet that looked good, but we just ordered from the menu. Give it a try!

I am a local that dines here several times a week. This is the best restaurant in the County!

When staying in Troy or Biscoe, there aren’t many choices for decent food. Tony’s BBQ has been a great find in my recent stay at Montgomery Community College. I took our class here and the recent graduates all lamented that just as someplace good opens they are leaving town with their degrees.
There is a daily buffet that varies day to day but mainly has good fried chicken and assorted veggies. The business is relatively slow at this point so service is stellar. The college is using Tommys to cater for them now (how I heard about it) and so far this seems to be the best kept secret in town. My contact at the college commented that they have done a great job on catering so far, always doing what they said they would do and bringing good food.
Prices are reasonable and the food is honest and good. If you are in the area, it’s about half way between Troy and Biscoe and worth the drive from both.

This is a great place for dinner it is mainly a buffet it seems that the menu has a choice of either a barbecue sandwich or the buffet. If the buffet has fried chicken on it you will not be disappointed it is great. All the veggies are good, I was impressed that the cabbage was not over cooked so it was very good most places I go cabbage is always over cooked. The barbeque is chopped, they have 2 sauces to choose from a sweet and a hot I combine the 2 myself. Personally I preferred my pork in larger pieces ie pulled not chopped. The peach cobbler is very good but they don’t have ice cream a real bummer when it comes to peach cobbler ice cream is almost a must. Next time I will stop at the grocery store and pick up a small container before I get there.