Well, being from Texas; the bar is set high. So, Kennedy's BBQ was OK. My Brisket Sandwich was kind of dry. It was good, but not great; sorry. :) Sister Ruth enjoyed her pulled pork sandwich. We were visiting the NFL Football Hall of Fame in Canton and this lady Becky told us about Kennedy's.

Since the taggert ownership they ruined the bean soup. 3 times I tried but bean was hard. Ham was sliced ham not chucks like original. For the ledgend it was and being well known they fumbled the ball big time. Bring back the original.

I've loved this Canton staple for most of my life. Tasty meats piled high, savory soups and fluffy cornbread make for a great lunch experience. The brisket was especially good on this occasion and Tatiana was a kind and swift server!

When you walk into this place looks like you went back in time to the 1950s. I had the pulled pork sandwich with little bit of coleslaw on it for $4.90 plus $0.50 for the coleslaw. It was delicious, I came in for the brisket but they are out the last time that I had their brisket it was awesome. They also carry Troyer pies, I never tasted them but they look great.

Small little place that boasts about how old it is. Short to the point menu. I ordered brisket and Mac and cheese. Neither of which had flavor of any kind. The brisket tasted like it was sitting in water most of the day. There was no smoke ring or bark visible. The brisket was also very lean. The Mac and cheese was over boiled pasta with grated cheese sprinkled on. There was no cheese sauce made.