The Mentor
Stories of Service
BLACK PLATE SPECIAL
Smoked Strip Steak
SEASONAL SIDE
Baked Sweet Potato
SEASONAL SWEET
Blueberry Cobbler
Hometown Heroes Cup
Buy a Cup, Thank a Hero
Maryrose
Servant's Heart
SUPER SEASONAL SIDE
Baked Cheesy Potatoes
The Mentor
Stories of Service
Black Plate Special
Smoked Strip Steak
SEASONAL SIDE
Baked Sweet Potato
SEASONAL SWEET
Blueberry Cobbler
Hometown Heroes Cup
Buy a Cup, Thank a Hero
Maryrose
Servant's Heart
SUPER SEASONAL SIDE
Baked Cheesy Potatoes
Our Mission
After traveling our great country in search of the nation’s best BBQ, we felt inspired to bring this great food home. Especially for those who protect us all, the hard-workers who get it done every day, the home teams we cheer for, and of course, family and friends. Our mission is to serve you the most authentic, mouth-watering all-American food that’s done right.
Giving Back
Our young men and women in uniform. Veterans who served with honor. Our local Police, Firefighters and First Responders who make Our Community a better place to live. They’re the people we respect most of all, so MISSION BBQ tries to give back in return. From fundraisers to service projects, we have your back, donating over $25,000,000 supporting vital charities since opening our doors in 2011.
A Servant's Heart
“She has that love and caring for people,” declared George from the American Legion Post 300 about his friend, Maryrose. She is known throughout the Columbia, Maryland community as a friend to everyone within the Military and First Responder communities. Maryrose stands out for her dedication to Our People and her ability to make real connections. “That’s so impactful for me to watch her care for others,” said Warren, a friend of Maryrose from Howard County Fire.
Stories of Service
“Aaron “AJ” Johnson was remembered by his friends at American Legion Post 226 as a beloved friend and a devoted member of their organization and their community. “He was always good at making people feel comfortable around him. He was exceptional at looking out for community,” said Chaplain Ray Leone. “AJ meant a lot to the community here and we’re really going to miss him.”