Odoms Bbq #2

We would like to take the opportunity to thank all of our friends and customers that have called, sent cards and stopped by to express their condolences during this time of loss. Your expressions of care and concern during this rough time has meant the world to ourfamily. A great find: a small family owned BBQ stand, with inside seating or take out service. Generous portions, very friendly staff, and oh by the way some GREAT BBQ! (See the YouTube review) Good stuff. Tasty BBQ for a good price. Wish we had something like this in Seattle. And these are just a few of the good things that Dallas has been saying about Odoms Bar-B-Que for over 35 years. Odoms has a long history as a family-owned business that has passed from generation to generation and has served barbeque to friends and celebrities alike. So if you are simply looking for some of the best barbeque in Dallas, or catering for your party, look no further than Odoms Bar-B-Que. Gloria Hardemans grandfather Chester Field Hardeman founded Hardemans Bar-B-Que Restaurant in the 1930s, just north of downtown Dallas. Hardemans has parlayed hearty meals and customer loyalty into a run of more than 60 years. During that time, the restaurant expanded to four locations, all still operating. One, sold to in-laws in 1990, is now Odoms Bar-B-Que, at 1971 Singleton Blvd. in West Dallas. Most of the founders six children and many of his more than 16 grandchildren! have worked at his restaurants. Gloria Hardeman, 34, grew up in the business and worked for her parents, George and Olevia Odom Hardeman. I was made to work, she said. My friends always said, She has to work this weekend. I felt limited. Now that Im an adult, I feel highly favored and blessed of the Lord. Olevia Hardeman still helps her daughter run the restaurant at 2901 S. Lancaster Road. All five of my children have been involved in the business, she said. Its good to have family. Belinda Odom Gaston, 46, and her mother, Bettie Odom, 68, run Odoms with the help