Solid BBQ option in Midtown! The brisket and pulled pork are delicious and melt in your mouth. The cornbread was also fantastic. Mac and cheese and coleslaw were good, nothing too exciting though. The place is missing the atmosphere of a BBQ spot, but overall delicious food!

Fonally came to this place after years of seeing it. It's in Midtown Miami and it was such an amazing experience. From the food to the service, definitely recommend. My friend and I had their Kale Coleslaw, Smoked Mac & Cheese, Baby Back Ribs and Brisket Burnt Ends. Everything had so much flavor and fairly priced as well.

was passing by and saw a table eating outside whose food looked delicious so we decided to get a a rib each and coleslaw to share. slaw was a kale slaw which was interesting, not my favorite but not bad either. Rib was solid, cooked well and good flavor. Didn't fall of the bone but solid nonetheless - would go back.

Tis was the last meal I ate before leaving Wynwood. I've never met a coleslaw that I liked until @halessocietybbq. I could've ate a whole bowl of this and instead I just ate mine and my bffs. The fries were good and the brisket sandwich was later was drowned in BBQ sauce by myself. I loved every part of this meal. Googling searching BBQ Near Me was perfect for this. The people were nice and the food was one hundred percent delish. There was no way I could finish all this food and I just wished I could take it with me. I'm gonna make an attempt soon to make this coleslaw.

If you're in the mood for barbecue, you're not going to find any better. I recommend: The sliced lean brisket (instant favorite) was tender and full of flavor. The Beef Brisket Burnt Ends, covered with delicious sweet sauce. The Hales Kale Coleslaw, crispy and refreshing. The Smoke Loaded Potato is good although a bit expensive at $10. The Baby Back Ribs (another instant favorite) had a perfect smoky flavor and so tender that the meat just fell off the bone. The Heirloom Cornbread so sweet, it was dessert, although next time I'll make room for the Smoked Bourbon Bread Pudding. The place is clean and the staff is friendly.

I've been on a bit of a BBQ kick lately, so decided to finally check out Society. I was a huge fan of Sakaya Kitchen back in the day, so I was really pumped to try this concept from Grateful Hospitality. First things first, this place IS pricey. Probably pricier than other BBQ spots in the area. BUT, the portions are HUGE. My boo and I both had leftovers and shared each of our sides, so definitely go into it thinking that. I got the "fatty" brisket (1/2 pound serving), which... could've been fattier. Some of the pieces weren't as tender as I would've hoped, but still great flavor. The smoked mac & cheese was PHENOM - so creamy and a must-have. The heirloom cornbread with Florida honey and butter is a little dry. The honey flavor comes through but this one is skippable. My boo loved his pulled pork sandwich, and the waffle fries that it comes with were also standouts. We shared the smoked bourbon bread pudding, which was veeeeeery sweet but delish. In fact, when I asked what I should have between the bread pudding and banana pudding, the person taking my order asked me how big my sweet tooth was. The service was great - very kind and speedy. I'd pop back in for a quick bite while in Midtown or for some takeout in a pinch. Ah, and since I can't write a review and not mention parking - there's plenty of street parking or the Midtown garage.