
Aunt Mildred's #10 Bbq Food Truck
$A three-generation family sauce behind a Blue Ridge smoke truck

“The Martin City home of the hickory-pit legend”
The Martin City Jack Stack on Holmes Road is where the institution began, and it still sets the template every other location follows. This is Kansas City barbecue at its most polished—hickory-fired meat and a handful of sides people cross the metro to eat, served to families and business dinners in equal measure across a room built for both. The crown prime beef ribs are the showpiece, each topping a pound and smoked to a deep hickory richness. Burnt ends and the famous hickory pit beans run close behind, the smoked brisket stays polished and consistent across the full spread, and the cheesy corn bake has its own devoted following. It's refined without ever turning fussy—the original that proved Kansas City barbecue could wear a nicer room and still mean every bite of it. Come for the beef ribs; leave arguing over the beans.
The Martin City original where the Jack Stack institution began, and still the polished benchmark. Hickory-fired crown prime beef ribs are the showpiece, with burnt ends and the famous pit beans close behind—sides people cross the metro to order.
Regulars point to Crown Prime Beef Ribs, Burnt Ends, Hickory Pit Beans, and Smoked Brisket.
Daily 11am–9pm
Jack Stack Barbecue is mid-range ($$).
Jack Stack Barbecue serves Kansas City Style barbecue — Kansas City BBQ is defined by its variety of meats (not just pork or beef, but both plus chicken, sausage, turkey, and more), thick tomato-and-molasses-based sauce, slow-smoking over hickory wood, and the legendary burnt ends.