Sullivan Barbecue will open inside Roanoke’s Oak Street Food & Brew food hall at 11 a.m. April 22, according to owner Terry Sullivan. Located at 206 N. Oak St., Sullivan Barbecue smokes its meat “the old fashion way” in pits using only post oak wood for clean smoke to make meat “that is juicy, tender, full of flavor and clean,” according to its website.

“We are a craft barbecue house, where we cook everything from scratch,” Sullivan told Community Impact Newspaper. “We are excited about bringing Sullivan Barbecue to Roanoke and, more specifically, to the Oak Street Food & Brew food hall.”

Sullivan said the restaurant serves classic barbecue, including prime brisket, pork spareribs, turkey, pulled pork and housemade sausage. In addition, all of the restaurant’s sides and pies are made from scratch, including collard greens, cream corn, potato salad, coleslaw, and mac and cheese, as well as pecan, coconut cream, chocolate meringue and key lime pies, he said. Sullivan’s 86-year-old mother makes all of Sullivan Barbecue’s pecan pies.

The Roanoke location is the barbecue restaurant’s second location, with its first and original location—called Sullivan Old Town BBQ—located at 301 S. Main St. in Lewisville. 469-451-5599 (Lewisville location). www.sullivanoldtownbbq.com.