BBQ Highlife

BBQ Highlife is in the Oakley food kitchen. Brisket was very lean and not fatty. My wife got the Andouille sausage topped with smoked pulled pork and cole slaw. She loved it. BBQ sauce also was very good. They also gave us fries. They had waffle fries on the menu but these looked like the Arbys curly fries. I don't remember ordering them but maybe we did. We went back and forth on getting them or getting from another place in the food kitchen.

Ordered the pulled pork sandwich and baked beans.Pulled pork had little flavor, either from the smoking process or from any type of rub. No bark found in the meat. Seemed more like a wet cooking process than dry, i.e. on a smoker. Bun was flat. Received two cups of bbq sauce, no info provided by the less-than-eager employee. I believe one was a regular tomato-based, and the other a zestier version. They were thinner than I prefer, although not as thin as a vinegar finishing sauce. I added the zest sauce to my baked beans, which were even less inspiring than the sandwich. No bits of meat or any noticeable seasonings, they resembled and tasted like generic canned baked beans.Nothing really to recommend about what I had.