Services Offered
Smoked BBQ Plates
Fresh, slow-smoked brisket, pulled pork, and other meats served with sides like fries or coleslaw.
Brisket Grilled Cheese
A customer favorite featuring tender brisket melted between crispy, buttery bread.
Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Juicy, flavorful pulled pork piled high on a bun for a classic BBQ experience.
Smoked Mac and Cheese
Creamy, smoky macaroni and cheese that's a must-try side dish.
Shrimp Combos
Crispy, well-seasoned shrimp served with fries for a tasty seafood option.
Strawberry Mango Lemonade
Refreshing non-alcoholic beverage perfect for kids and adults alike.
Reviews
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Yvonne *
via Google
3 months ago
i tried oink n moo at the wake med soccer park yesterday and wow! the brisket grilled cheese had my mouth watering. jeff is a funny guy and the whole crew is sweet ☺️ i want to the brisket quesadilla next!
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Ali XYZvia Google
4 months ago
Hands down some of the best bbq I've had in the area. The food is consistently fresh and amazing! It's priced just right and the portions are generous. Great customer service, too. Second time ordering and definitely one of my favorite trucks. Be sure to also try the smoked mac and cheese, thank me later!
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Mark Metcalfvia Google
6 months ago
I caught up with this Truck at Oak City Brewing in Knightdale. The brewery didn't have great options for N/A beverages for the kiddos but they LOVED the Strawberry Mango Lemonade. The owner was super friendly too.
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Meghann Ackermanvia Google
7 months ago
Drinking beers at Havoc and grabbed lunch and it was DELICIOUS! We had the brisket grilled cheese (amazing) and the pulled pork sandwich. Fries were great too! Will have to hunt them down next time we have a hankering for bbq.
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JAMES PERRYvia Google
10 months ago
Kind and genuine staff. The food was amazing. Ordered the shrimp combo. (18 dollars) Shrimp and fries were cooked crispy but not crunchy. Great flavor on both. The portion size was great for lunch! Do yourself a favor and check them out.
