Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que

As soon as Lucille was tall enough to clear tables, Granny put her to work during summers and on weekends. She shared her secrets with Lucille on how to make the best Bar-B-Que…special spice rubs and savory wet ‘mops’ and sauces Lucille had to swear she’d never share with a soul. Most of all, she showed Lucille how to cook Bar-B-Que nice and slow, for hours on end in the gentle smoke of hickory...

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Seating 400-plus diners in a replicated brick-walled Southern home relocated to The District adjoining Green Valley Ranch casino, this Southern California-based eatery is known for its savory ribs. Each room has its own ambience, from the dining rooms and enclosed patios to the bar with its counter and bar-style tables and chairs. The huge appetizer platter includes the favorites: pork rib...

Lucille’s Smokehouse Barbecue is an exciting, upscale restaurant serving the finest Southern Barbecue in the area. We take pride in serving only Certified Angus beef products and smoking them slowly on premise daily. In addition to preparing mouthwatering ribs, chicken and tri tip we offer southern favorites such as-Blackened Catfish, Jambalaya and Gumbo. All this is served to you in a fun and...

All the meats are slow smoked and top quality. Choose from Baby Back Ribs, Texas-style Beef Brisket, hot Jambalaya, fresh pan-blackened catfish, and far beyond. Some sides include roasted garlic mashed potatoes, cheese grits, onion straws and sweet potato cakes. The menu is long and offers all the classic Southern favorites, doused in homemade BBQ sauce and served up piping hot. Top it all off...

; “The best Bar-B-Que in the County!” “Or maybe the State.” “Or maybe the whole South!”

; That’s what folks said about the barbecue Lucille Buchanan grew up eating in her Grandma’s lunch shack, a tiny little nothing of a place on a back road in a small town way outside of Greenville. But Lucille didn’t know any different. She hadn’t traveled more than about 30 miles in any direction. It was...