Not sure how this place came to be. It isn't even a barbeque joint. It is a very small hole in the wall greasy spoon diner that unless you know is there, you will miss. I understand they used to have one in Monroe and one in Saline as well, but those closed when the original owner sold. The new guy keeps the one in Milan open.
Even though it's not a traditional bbq joint, they make a pulled pork sandwich that is their claim to fame. People come from all over the place to get them. When family comes to visit they ask for Roy's. We have used them to cater anniversaries, baptisms, and picnics. 'Cater', as used here, is loose. Basically, you buy the sauce, pork, and slaw in tubs and put it on your own buns. Their sandwiches are big, the slaw is perfect, the sauce is bold. No idea how they cook the pork, I suspect it's braised.
Anyway, worth a taste if you get out this way.
Even though it's not a traditional bbq joint, they make a pulled pork sandwich that is their claim to fame. People come from all over the place to get them. When family comes to visit they ask for Roy's. We have used them to cater anniversaries, baptisms, and picnics. 'Cater', as used here, is loose. Basically, you buy the sauce, pork, and slaw in tubs and put it on your own buns. Their sandwiches are big, the slaw is perfect, the sauce is bold. No idea how they cook the pork, I suspect it's braised.
Anyway, worth a taste if you get out this way.
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