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Freshly sliced Texas Joe’s smoked brisket on a tray
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From the smoker

Take your pick.

Our menu

Hill Country barbecue / smoked in-house

Salt.
Pepper.
Smoke.

English oak logs. A simple rub. Time in the smoker.

A chef slicing smoked tri-tip in the restaurant

Snowsfields, London / Since 2016

Welcome
to the joint.

Texas Joe’s opened on the Fourth of July, 2016.

Ten years on, still a small family restaurant with Texas at its heart.

Music on the speakers and the smell of Hill Country barbecue, smoked over English oak. When it’s busy, you’re surrounded by people eating, talking and enjoying their barbecue.

The Armadillo Art Squad and posters of legends on the walls. Texas history surrounding you, and the Flying W Saloon next door.

The restaurant’s story
The dining room at Texas Joe’s on Snowsfields
Texas Joe’s neon and framed posters in the barThe Flying W Saloon painted sign

Our bar on Snowsfields

The Flying W
Saloon

Texas whiskey. Mezcal. Country, blues & rock ’n’ roll.

Our little bar next door. Come early for a drink before your reservation, settle in while you wait for your table, or head back after dinner if you’re not ready to call it a night.

Step into the Flying W
Joe in his embroidered blue Western suit and cowboy hat

Joe

A Texan
in London.

Meet Joe
From the Texas Joe’s newspaperVol. I / 2016
Big Smoke Signal — original illustrated newspaper masthead

Barbecue has a history

Read all
about it.

Daniel Vaughn, J. C. Reid and Robb Walsh on the people, places and other meats that made Texas barbecue.

Inside the Big Smoke Signal

Come on down

Snowsfields.
London Bridge.

8–9 Snowsfields, London SE1 3SU

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