Holy Cow BBQ Culver City

Manager paul was very friendly and helpful to give suggestions! the food was very delicious. we tried the huf, the pulled pig and the fried chicken sandwich.

I was looking for a quick bite with the family, something that would eat my 9 and 6 year. why not bbq, as they also fried chicken, mac n cheese, pommes, do.

Share a meal there with my family. The staff was very welcoming. They explained how to order from their menu and helped me with recommendations. The food itself was amazing. Every flavor stood out, but not to the point where it became over bearing. They had a nice balance to them. Over all this was a great place to have some BBQ for dinner or to share a couple of drinks with friends.

BB Ribs/Tri-tip with mac cheeseWasn’t dry and the “ Q “ sauce mannn. Let’s not even get into that, come try it for yourself ???‍?.Food: 5/5

We picked Holy Cow in Culver City for a late lunch and a mini family meet up as it is the halfway point between our homes, and we’re so glad that we did! This is the first BBQ place (and we’ve been to a lot of them) where everything that we ate was good. The meat was moist and smokey and the beans, potato salad and cornbread were really good too. Don’t eat too much though, because you’ll definitely want to save room for the little pies. The key lime was nice and tart and the chocolate pie had a nice dark chocolate flavor. The peach pie was tasty too. The staff was very friendly and laid back and didn’t seem to mind that we hung out there for a couple of hours. Very reasonable price point and a nice casual family vibe.Kid-friendliness: They made our granddaughters a paper airplane ?