Martin’s Place Menu & Prices
Family-run barbecue since 1925, with a brick-pit history dating to about 1939. Compare a plate, sandwich, weighed order or family meal before deciding how to order.
Illustrative food photograph.
What’ll a pound run me?
Choose a meat, weight and service format to see the matching price listed in this menu. “Just BBQ” includes fixings; “BBQ To Go” is the sauce-only format. They are different bundles. Sizes without a listed price are identified instead of calculated from a guessed per-pound rate.
A 1925 business, with a circa-1939 brick pit
The Texas House’s 2025 centennial resolution distinguishes the dates: Martin Kapchinskie began the travel-stop business in 1925, while the present red-brick building and pit date to about 1939. The resolution records historical-landmark recognition in 2005. That history explains the setting without describing the pit itself as a century old. An October 2026 Texas Standard report describes the family operation and horseshoe counter still in use.
How to do Martin’s
Plan a Tuesday–Friday visit
Compare the two weighed-meat formats
Ask about availability and upgrades
Hours, location & directions
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 a.m.–4 p.m. |
| Wednesday–Friday | 11 a.m.–6 p.m. |
| Saturday–Sunday | Closed |
Published schedule checked against Destination Bryan. Confirm the day’s service, remaining meat and last orders directly, especially before arriving near closing or on a holiday.
Martin’s Place
3403 S College Ave, Bryan, TX 77801
Brazos County · Bryan–College Station
Phone: (979) 822-2031 · Family-owned · dine in or take out.
Martin’s Place — FAQ
What is Martin’s Place known for?
What are the lowest-priced sandwich and plate options shown?
How do the one-pound prices differ?
What are the published hours?
Does the menu include chicken and ribs?
What comes with the Family Meal Deal?
Why does the price finder say “Ask” for some choices?
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View the menu →Menu information and supporting checks
This page retains the supplied restaurant menu prices. Background and visit details were cross-checked against Bryan’s destination organization, the Texas House’s centennial resolution and recent local reporting. A directory’s crawl date does not establish that an older menu is newer than the restaurant-supplied version.
Destination Bryan: location and service hours · Texas House: 2025 centennial resolution · Texas Standard: October 2026 family-operation report · KBTX: centennial interviews · Call Martin’s Place