Hannah’s Bar-B-Q

The barbecue wasn’t very good… it was almost too watery. I didn’t really like the hush puppies either. However, the onion rings were really good. The staff were very friendly. The restaurant was small, but cut and appeared to be clean. I would not buy barbecue there again.

Not bad. Not the smokiest pork, not the best ever, but… good. Well priced… ground meet on bun, chips slaw on or off it. Brunswick stew was only ok and hush puppies were a little over fried.
Service really great… Nice people. Helpful and fast. If really really hungry … Pop off the interstate.

Excellent chopped pork bbq plate. Crinkly fries, hush puppies and plenty to feed the two vegetarians with our large group. For the rest of us, though, pork, and plenty of it! Sweet waitress and friendly owners. Wonderful value.

Never had bad ‘Q here. Fast, friendly service. Reasonable pricing.
A locals only hangout, since they’re ½ mile off I-​40. Screw the Boxcar Grill, drive for another twenty seconds and come here.
Recommendation: Use their regular WNC sweet BBQ sauce and add a few shots of Texas Pete to kick it up a notch. I do this at all Hannah’s locations, and it compliments Hannah’s slightly sweet pork barbecue perfectly. I don’t do this anywhere else. I learned this through trial and error, since their BBQ is very lean.
The barbecue is decent here. The crinkle cut fries crispy, Slaw is OK, and so are the hush puppies. I like their sweet tea. Service is excellent!

Kind of a strange little place, at least as it relates to the drive thru window, and their Chili Dog is not exactly a classic, but the BBQ here is pretty good — better than much I’ve encountered in this part of the state.
There are several locations for Hannah’s Bar-​B-​Q in this area, and I assume they’re all connected in some way, or once were. I’ve wanted to try the barbecue here, and this place is just a short distance off I-​40, so we hit the drive thru. Circled the building but never did see a posted menu or a squawk box for ordering. Stopped at the only window I saw, and a nice lady took my order.
I ordered a Chopped Sandwich with white slaw — she ask if I wanted pickles on it (forgot some places in this area do that) — got’em on the side. We also ordered a Hot Dog with mustard, chili & onions. Order was quickly filled and we were off.
The chopped barbecue really was nice — rather finely chopped, clean, tender & moist with some red pepper flakes visible — not a lot of smokiness, but overall good flavor. Added a little of the vinegar based sauce, but it really didn’t need it. The tomato based sauce was not one I like. The slaw was nice & mild, and they put in on the bottom of the sandwich — just a different wrinkle. Definitely would eat this barbecue again if the opportunity arose — and it probably will. The pickles on the side were nice and sharp dill slices — ate’em, just not on the sandwich.
The Chili Dog was just a mess. Red onions were used, lots of them, and they were very strong, roll down the window strong — doubt they were cut fresh today — and they were put on last. I have never been fond of that positioning of onions on a hot dog. Chili was not at all bad, just wasn’t much of it. The wiener was surprising — it had a snap like a natural casing wiener — not what I expect for a Southern style chili dog.
Obviously would not order the hot dog again, but I’ll have some more barbecue, if not here, then another location.