Plus, and this is a big deal to me, the chicken isn't bathed and dripping in sauce, so the sandwich goes into your mouth rather than your lap. As for choosing between the fries, I prefer the regular fries, but I'd be curious what sweet potato lovers may think of the other choice. Their entrees include rotisserie smoked chicken, barbecue ribs, meatloaf, mustard-fried catfish, and others. Vegetarians, particularly those who do not eat chicken or fish, should be warned that there aren't very many options for them. There's bread pudding, carrot cake, chocolate cake, sweet potato pie, and other delicious goodies.
Service is slow at times, particularly during the lunch hour.
While it seems like there's enough staff, the delay between placing your order and actually receiving it is odd. Still, I'd advise stopping by a little before or after the lunchtime rush. I haven't been there during dinnertime, so I don't know about the service then. Granted, the prices are a little higher than your average lunch, but the food is better than average. BJ's is a nice place to sit back, relax, and enjoy some really tasty barbeque.