Bill Miller BBQ Restaurant Menu and Price List

A Bill Miller BBQ meal feels like South Texas packed into a tray: brisket under a soft slice of bread, pinto beans in a warm cup, potato salad on the side, fried chicken with a crisp shell, and a large tea sweating beside it. The menu is built for fast lunches, family dinners, breakfast taco runs, road-trip stops, and office meals where everyone wants something filling without staring at the board for too long.

This Bill Miller BBQ restaurant menu and price list uses the restaurant’s public print menu as the price guide. The print menu is marked 05/25/22 and says prices may change. Bill Miller also runs online ordering, and prices can shift by location, tax, add-ons, delivery app, and special orders. Use this guide as a close planning sheet before you order.

High-End Picks After the First Look

The biggest regular family BBQ order is the large Bar-B-Q Family Order at $43.45. It includes 1 1/2 pounds of Bar-B-Q, mixed or matched, with one quart each of potato salad, pinto beans, and coleslaw, plus pickles, onions, and two loaves of French bread. It is the table-filling choice, made for a group that wants meat, sides, and bread in one box.

The largest fried chicken family order is 15 pieces of all breasts at $38.50. The 15-piece all white meat order is $34.90, and the 15-piece “your choice” order is $33.40. For one person, the top BBQ plate is the Rodeo Plate at $19.25, with three meat choices and three side orders. If you want the most loaded single tray, the Rodeo Plate is the one. It sits on the tray like a full toolbox: brisket, sausage, chicken, ribs, turkey, and sides ready to do their job.

Quick View of Bill Miller BBQ Prices

Bill Miller breakfast prices start at $1.50 for a bean and cheese taco and rise to $23.00 for the Taco Box. Main combo meals run from $7.25 to $27.45. Sandwiches start at $2.25 for one chopped Bar-B-Q sandwich and reach $8.70 for the Poor Boy Plus. Bar-B-Q plates run from $7.75 for the Wrangler Plate to $19.25 for the Rodeo Plate.

Fried chicken starts at $3.05 for a single leg, thigh, or wing. Chicken tender orders run from $5.25 to $8.75. Fried chicken family orders range from $21.75 to $38.50. Pit meats include brisket at $19.70 per pound, pork spareribs at $19.70 per pound, turkey at $19.70 per pound, and sausage links at $4.55 each. Sides cost $2.25 for a regular portion, $4.45 for a pint, and $6.85 for a quart, while mac and cheese costs more.

Bill Miller Breakfast Menu Prices

The breakfast section has a strong South Texas feel. The Bill Miller Breakfast and Breakfast Bowl both cost $6.95, and both carry eggs, beans, hash browns, and breakfast meat. The bowl skips tortillas, while the plate keeps the tortilla side. Cowboy Breakfast is cheaper at $4.75 and gives a biscuit, gravy, and bacon.

Griddle Cakes are the sweet breakfast choice. At $4.50 plain or $6.85 with sausage or bacon, they make sense for diners who want syrup instead of tacos. The Breakfast Sandwich is a good middle choice at $4.60, especially when brisket is the meat pick. It turns BBQ leftovers into a morning meal, like yesterday’s smoke waking up in a new shirt.

Breakfast Taco Prices

The taco list is one of the best low-cost parts of the Bill Miller menu. Bean and cheese is the cheapest taco at $1.50. Egg and cheese, bacon and potato, and bacon and bean stay under $2. Bacon and egg is $2.20, while brisket tacos start at $2.80. Brisket and egg is the top taco price at $3.85, but it also brings the most morning BBQ flavor.

The Taco Box is made for a small crowd or a work breakfast. At $23.00, it gives 12 tacos total. It includes three bean and cheese tacos, three potato and egg tacos, three bacon and egg tacos, and a choice of three carne guisada, brisket, or sausage and egg tacos. That box can make a conference room smell better than the coffee.

Combo Meals and Sandwiches

Combo #9 is the cheapest listed combo at $7.25, with a crispy chicken sandwich, fries, and large tea. Combo #7 is a strong value at $8.10 because it gives two chopped BBQ sandwiches, fries, and tea. Combo #8 is the most expensive single-meal combo at $15.90, built around the Rancher Plate and large tea. Combo #10 costs $27.45 and is closer to a small family order than a one-person meal.

The chopped Bar-B-Q sandwich is the budget hero of the sandwich list. One costs $2.25, and six cost $11.75. It is small, simple, and easy to stack with sides. The Poor Boy is the main BBQ sandwich choice at $6.60, with beef, sausage, or turkey. Poor Boy Plus costs $8.70 because it adds extra meat and one side order.

Bar-B-Q Plates

The Bar-B-Q plates use brisket, sausage, chicken, pork spareribs, and turkey as meat choices. Wrangler Plate is the lightest plate at $7.75. Regular Plate costs $9.20 and gives one meat with three sides. Rancher Plate costs $13.80 and lets you pick two meats. Rodeo Plate costs $19.25 and gives three meats, which makes it the plate for someone who wants a wide taste of the pit.

The smartest plate for most diners is the Regular Plate. It keeps the price under $10 and still gives three sides. Rancher Plate is better when you want brisket and sausage together. Rodeo Plate is the table show, especially with brisket, ribs, and sausage. It is smoky, salty, and heavy enough to slow the clock for a few minutes.

Fried Chicken and Fried Chicken Family Orders

Fried chicken orders come with French fries and bread. The “our choice” orders cost less, while white meat and breast-heavy orders cost more. A 2-piece our choice order is $4.70. A 4-piece all breast order is $10.15. Chicken tenders sit between $5.25 and $8.75, depending on the piece count.

Family chicken orders are best when the table wants crisp chicken instead of BBQ. The 10-piece our choice is $21.75, while the 15-piece all breasts order reaches $38.50. The gap between dark meat and all breasts is clear, so budget-minded diners may stay with our choice or your choice. Jalapeños cost $0.35 each or four for $1.30.

Buckaroo Menu, Lite Plates, and Tea

The Buckaroo Menu is built for smaller meals. It pairs a main item with fries, small tea, and two brownies. The chicken leg Buckaroo is the lowest at $4.85, while the tenders Buckaroo costs $5.95. These prices make the Buckaroo meals some of the best low-cost meal bundles on the menu.

The “lite” section is small. Salad De-Lite costs $8.25 and lets you pick turkey, fried chicken tenders, or Bar-B-Q chicken. Garden Fresh Salad costs $5.45. Tea is a Bill Miller staple, and the bucket at $4.55 is a strong add-on for takeout. It is the kind of drink that makes a paper bag meal feel more like a picnic.

Family Orders, Pit Meats, Sides, and Bakery

The family BBQ orders are the best way to feed several people without building separate plates. The small family order at $29.75 is centered on sliced beef and pint sides. The large family order at $43.45 gives more meat, larger sides, and two loaves of bread. Pit meats by the pound help when you want to build the meal yourself at home.

Sides are plain in the best way: beans, potato salad, coleslaw, rice, green beans, hash browns, mac and cheese, and fries. Mac and cheese costs more than the other side cups, which makes sense because it is richer and more filling. Pie slices stay under $3, with pecan pie at $2.75. Brownies are one of the cheapest sweets, at $1.35 for a portion.

Best Bill Miller BBQ Orders by Budget

For the lowest-cost meal, look at breakfast tacos, chopped Bar-B-Q sandwiches, Buckaroo meals, and the crispy chicken sandwich. A bean and cheese taco costs $1.50. A chopped BBQ sandwich costs $2.25. Combo #9 costs $7.25 and includes a crispy chicken sandwich, fries, and large tea. The Wrangler Plate at $7.75 is the cheapest BBQ plate.

For a full BBQ meal under $10, the Regular Plate at $9.20 is the key pick. It gives one meat and three side orders. The Rancher Plate is better for bigger appetites because it adds a second meat for $13.80. The Rodeo Plate is the splurge plate, with three meats and three sides at $19.25.

Best Bill Miller BBQ Orders by Taste

If you want smoked meat, choose brisket, sausage, pork spareribs, turkey, or BBQ chicken. If you want crisp food, choose fried chicken, chicken tenders, or the crispy chicken sandwich. If you want a quick breakfast, choose bacon and egg, brisket and egg, sausage and egg, or the Breakfast Sandwich. If you want a group meal, choose the Taco Box, 10-piece fried chicken, or large Bar-B-Q Family Order.

The best side pairings are simple. Brisket works well with pinto beans, potato salad, and coleslaw. Fried chicken works well with fries, green beans, and bread. Sausage fits with Spanish rice and beans. Pecan pie or brownies close the meal with a sweet edge, like the last warm coal in the pit.

Final Take on Bill Miller BBQ Menu Prices

Bill Miller BBQ prices cover breakfast, tacos, BBQ plates, fried chicken, sandwiches, sides, pies, tea, and family meals. The best low-cost items are breakfast tacos, chopped BBQ sandwiches, Buckaroo meals, small tea, brownies, and biscuit with gravy. The best everyday orders are Regular Plate, Combo #3, Poor Boy, Bar-B-Q Chicken Sandwich, 3-piece fried chicken, and the Breakfast Bowl.

The best premium picks are Rodeo Plate, Rancher Plate combo, large Bar-B-Q Family Order, 15-piece fried chicken all breasts, brisket by the pound, pork spareribs by the pound, and Taco Box for breakfast. The menu is direct, smoky, and built for speed. It does not need fancy language. It has brisket, chicken, beans, bread, tea, and enough sides to make a paper tray feel like home.