Green Street Smoked Meats - Chicago

Brisket, pork ribs, and half chicken are my go to on the main menu. They are cooked to perfection and absolutely delicious. A full rack of ribs are more than enough for 2 people. I could drink their spicy bbq sauce.The dinners can come with slices of bread and pickled onions. The butter that comes with the corn bread is slightly sweet and so yummy. The corn bread is good. Potato salad is kind of basic. Elote corn is surprisingly yummy. Tried the baked beans for the first time and it’s really good as well.

Excellent option to grab a quick bite in West Loop. The massive line at 7:00pm on a Friday was intimidating, but it moved quickly and you can grab a drink from the bar while you wait. Service at the counter was efficient and helpful, food is ready right when you order. Plenty of seating both inside and out to accommodate for the large crowd. Big picnic tables for groups.Barbecue was magnificent. I’m convinced there isn’t a bad option on the menu. From the smoked turkey to the “wild child” sandwich, everything was a hit. Elote corn was a home run side dish.

I didn't have much expectations when coming here, but the menu intrigued me, and being curious, I had to try it out. I was able to order a good amount of items by the 1/4 lb, which was pretty nice. The gentleman told me that the smoked turkey was something that should not be overlooked. I took his word and ordered that, and it was definitely one of the best I've had. I also enjoyed the pork belly and cheddar jalepeno sausage. The watermelon salad was a good palate cleanser. Overall, it's worth trying.

Great bbq spot with a fun atmosphere- nice place to hang out. The meats are all smokey, moist and delicious and the beers on tap are plentiful and refreshing.

They have great smoked meat, and the sides are also tasty. It is sold by the pound so it can get a little pricey, but it's worth it. It is located on 112 green street. They have Ramen downstairs. I haven't had it yet but I'll post about it when I go. There is also a coffee shop called sawada upstairs in the same location.