f you visit J-Bar-M Barbecue, you will not only enjoy some delicious smoked meats and sides, but also a visual feast of Houston’s BBQ heritage.
On the expansive patio of J-Bar-M, there is a large mural that depicts a map of Houston’s historic barbecue joints, inspired by the old Astroworld theme park maps.
Meet Jose Cordova, the man behind the BBQ World mural at J-Bar-M Barbecue
The mural was painted by local artist and East End resident Jose Cordova, who wanted to honor the dedicated men and women who laid the groundwork for the city’s current barbecue boom. The mural features beloved spots like Burns Original BBQ, Thelma’s Bar-B-Que, Lenox Bar-B-Q, and many more. It also includes some other landmarks like the University of Houston campus and Minute Maid Park. The mural is a tribute to Houston’s rich and diverse barbecue culture, as well as a way to connect with the community and invite them to enjoy J-Bar-M’s offerings.
How J-Bar-M Barbecue’s mural became a community attraction and a conversation starter
Since its opening in November 2021, J-Bar-M Barbecue has been drawing crowds not only for its mouthwatering menu, but also for its eye-catching mural on the patio. The mural, which depicts a map of Houston’s historic barbecue joints, has become a popular spot for photos and selfies among customers and visitors. Many people have also expressed their curiosity and appreciation for the mural, which showcases the city’s rich and diverse barbecue culture. The mural has also sparked conversations among patrons and staff about their favorite barbecue places and memories. J-Bar-M Barbecue’s owners say that the mural is a way to connect with the community and invite them to enjoy their food and hospitality.
A mural of memories: how a local artist captured Houston’s BBQ legacy on a wall
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