Church of Smoke BBQ

Really craving some BBQ. Gave this place a try. Husband got the BBQ crunch wrap with pork belly. Had maybe 3 pieces of pork belly and over whelming amount of Mac and cheese and meat had a weird taste like metallic. Son got a half pound of burnt ends and a Brisket Sandwich. Half pound of burnt ends had maybe 5 pieces in all for $18. All sandwiches were supposed to come with soda and a side. Got charged for all sodas and no sides offered. I think it was over priced for the amount of meat given.

Highly recommend the brisket sandwich. Very tasty and nice size. We we enjoyed our beer and they brought it right to our table. Great service, great food and great price 👍.

This is one of the better bbq places I have been to. The brisket was moist and very well seasoned. They didn't scrimp on the rub. The ribs were fall apart tender. Again they aren't shy to season something. I was a little surprised they used spare ribs instead of baby backs but they were good. The sausages were awesome. Good snap to the casing and you could tell by the density of the meat no filler. A hidden gem right there in Canby. Make sure you stop in

On our recent visit to Canby, Church of Smoke was one of the cart options at the Canby Beer Library complex. It was right up there with Matt's BBQ Tacos in Portland for providing what are generally considered fast food menu items, but created with care and made with high quality ingredients. I had a crunch wrap, filled with brisket and mac&cheese, drizzled with just enough BBQ sauce to make it sing. My wife went with an item from the specials board - a Brisket Trim Burger, which could be the model for a no-frills burger experience. Just meat and cheese on a wonderful bun - made with skill. I'd hope that Church of Smoke stays busy enough that they always have enough trim pieces to keep this burger available. The cart is parked in a row, alongside the heated outdoor covered seating area, and

$18 for two slices of dry brisket. The food truck pod is cool. Try one of the other carts.