King’s Barbecue draws inspiration from the historic “old Virginia barbecues” that were prominent community events in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. These gatherings brought people together and celebrated classic Virginia barbecue traditions. True to this heritage, the restaurant maintains a welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere. The emphasis is on traditional methods and quality. Barbecue is prepared slowly and carefully to ensure every plate delivers the fresh, authentic flavor that defines Virginia-style barbecue.

King’s Barbecue offers a comfortable, unpretentious setting that emphasizes hospitality. The restaurant features a full-service, casual dining room for guests who want to relax and enjoy their meal, as well as a dedicated carry-out area for convenient takeout. Whether dining in or taking food to go, visitors can expect Virginia-style barbecue prepared with care and tradition.

Over the past 80 years, King’s Barbecue has become a Petersburg landmark, known for its pit-smoked barbecue and longstanding tradition. Locals and visitors alike have made King’s a Virginia favorite, with generations of families including it in their own dining traditions.

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What a great place for breakfast, and guess what – you can get up late and still have Pancakes, Eggs, an Omelet, a Waffle, because Keystone Grill serves breakfast and lunch all day! The lunch menu offers Burgers, Sandwiches, BBQ, Salads, Hot Dogs, Ribs, Chicken & more. They have milkshakes and ice cream cones too. Be sure that you take a photo in front of the LOVE sign out front and when you come in take a selfie with Big Boy too. It is all fun, and delicious.

If you have not toured the Keystone Antique Truck & Tractor Museum, it opens at 10 so schedule your breakfast or lunch so that you can see the hundreds (not an exaggeration) of tractors, trucks, incredible classic cars and so much more. When you are dining, you can look in and see a small portion of the museum collection and you will not believe it until you see it all.

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