ABOUT OUR BBQ

Perfection takes time. The secret… patience. At Woody’s BBQ in Sebastian, Florida, we take the art of BBQ quite seriously. That’s why every day for nearly four decades, we’ve been slow-cooking our BBQ for hours on end to deliver that signature fall-off-the-bone tenderness and melt-in-your-mouth smoky flavor to every patron, every time. Rather than cut corners, we regularly slice into perfectly prepared slabs of ribs, beef brisket, BBQ chicken, grilled prime rib, smoked pork and more, all featuring our iconic smoke ring with just the right amount of crispy charred bark.

The “Woody” in Woody’s Bar-B-Q is co-founder Woody Mills who – along with his partner, Yolanda Mills-Mawman – took a dog-eared collection of his mother’s recipes that grew from one BBQ restaurant in Sebastian, Florida to a thriving network of locations throughout the Sunshine State and beyond – each with its own special hometown atmosphere. We invite you to pull up a chair and enjoy our BBQ service founded in Southern Hospitality paired with a menu showcasing comfort food recipes that have stood the test of time in Sebastian, Florida.

ABOUT SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA

Situated along the Indian River Lagoon an hour south of Cocoa Beach, Sebastian is a premier fishing and surfing destination on Florida’s Atlantic Coast where salty adventures abound, both on and off the water.

The Sebastian Riverfront offers plentiful fishing and boating opportunities, including fishing charters and boat rentals, top-notch waterfront dining, popular beach bars and breweries, live music, and more. Riverview Park, the city’s main gathering space, hosts River Days & Craft Brew Hullabaloo, Sebastian Riverfront Fine Arts + Music Festival, the Annual Sebastian Clambake, and other major events throughout the year. For families with young children, the Splash Pad at Riverview Park is a fun way to cool off in warm weather.

Sea turtles and surfers alike are right at home on the unspoiled shores of Sebastian Inlet State Park, a haven for paddlers, beachgoers, and anglers. Sebastian Inlet is where surfers can ride “Monster Hole,” a challenge even for skilled surfers, which forms a third of a mile offshore.

Families of all ages will enjoy a trip to Mel Fisher Treasure Museum to learn about shipwrecks and sunken treasure, and birders and wildlife enthusiasts won’t want to miss a visit to the 5,400-acre Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, the country’s first national wildlife refuge, which offers hiking and walking trails as well as an ADA-accessible observation tower and boardwalk where visitors can get sweeping views of Pelican Island and the Indian River Lagoon.