Aware of the B & J Brewhouse in the IKEA - RBFCU Parkway complex but had never gone there until today. Enticed by a special unresistable weekend Take Out offer ad of Prime Rib meal on Facebook for $31. Their Main Dining Room is huge. B & J also has several side areas, as well as outside dining. Already a number of customers had shown up for Eleven O'clock dining. Led by front counter receptionist to the Take Out room where I placed my order with a friendly & helpful order taker & server wearing a mask. Not too fond of mask wearing, I would rather see a face. Ordered the prime rib, along with a tortilla soup, baked potato, Almond roasted vegetables & a Macadamia dessert . Added to my order a dish of 10 Bone In Wings. My total bill was $51.85. A reasonable price to pay. Food was delicious. In my case, for a saltless eater, the Prime Rib seemed heavily salted. The Macadamia dessert tasted far better than its pancake looking appearance. It was excellent! Based on experience, I will be returning for many more weekend takeouts.

Ugh first off......first OFF...the freaking music is BAD not Michael Jackson bad not bad in cool bad as in it stinks. I felt like I was being tortured in some high school musical twilight zone. Ugh. The food was slops mclops. Like everything feel apart the cous cous was mush. I actually thought they gave me a complimentary soup then I realized it was the cous cous how the heck did u lose the shape of a couscous !! Never again such a shame I needed this place to be soooooo good but it just made me cry on the inside. Everything was a miss!!! Redo the music and the menu and get a better bartender for gosh sakes! The baked potato 🥔 was so dry I was sad. I wanted to say, " get this stupid "loaded" potato out my dang face." I wanted to throw a fit. I wanted to just STEP on it. It was not a loaded baked potato IT WAS a brown oval BLOB of despair and hopelessness. Server was nice!

I used to enjoy coming here for happy hour or a quick bite at the most random times during the week. Mind you, this location had just opened, was hardly packed, was clean, and fully staffed. Sitting at the bar was even enjoyable and roomy. Fast forward to today. The atmosphere is dull and overcrowded, the lights are dim, is understaffed, the drinks are subpar, and the food is poorly made. Be advised, Sundays between 12pm and 2pm, everything lacks. Both burgers were bland, and stale buns were used. The fries had no flavor and were chewy and tasted reheated (perhaps they stayed under the heat lamp for much longer than it needed). After we were seated, it took the waitress 12+ minutes to take just our drink order. Luckily, we were ready and gave her our entire order. I used to love a tall, cold glass of Jerry Burst, but the bartenders continue to mess it up. The drink is equal parts of 2 ingredients, and yet the bartenders can not make it correctly. Long story short, I ended up with food poisoning. Need I say more?

Came in for a quick lunch break. Ended up after 10 mins having to wave a waiter down to get waters. She stated that she wasn’t our server and would get him for us. 5 mins later she brings the table waters and walks away. Our waiter finally shows up and apologizes and takes our order. Again we wait for another 45 mins and still no food. By the time the waiter comes with our food we ask for to-go box instead. We ordered lemon pepper boneless wings and was given seasoning. Manager didn’t seem to feel too bad for this large inconvenience.

We have eaten at BJ's all over the country. But this was our first visit to the Live Oak location. We were seated quickly and they weren't that busy. Our server came, took the drink order and our starter and disappeared. This would be a theme for the whole visit. Our starter took a long time, just for a dip and some chips. Then our mains took even longer and finally our desserts took possibly the longest. Our server never checked in to see how things were other than to take another order or to hand us the check. Overall, the food was ok. My Ahi salad was lacking, greens were limp and the tuna was scarce with a bad sear. The beer flight was ok, but it's hard to mess up pouring beer. Honestly, I really hope it was just an off day, it was a Monday late lunch, so I'm not sure what the excuse would be, definitely not a busy kitchen with lots of tables to serve. In general BJ'a has amazing dark beers, so I'll be back. But I would hesitate to do more than sit at the bar and have a couple beers.

I used to go to BJ's years ago but stopped when they took my two favorite items off the menu. I just had two amazing burgers and now I'm a fan again. Hooray! Good job BJ's. The cook charred those burgers to PERFECTION! It didn't matter what they put on those buns along side of that patty, it was going to be awesome. Only downside was the fries were not as warm as the burger but the great service by Lydi and the mouth watering burger kept this a 5 star review.

The food was good, but the jambalaya needed more meat, the spinach artichoke dip is delicious but it isn’t exactly family friendly, unless everyone likes small enough-portions. Someone else ordered a pepperoni pizza and he said it was good but didn’t finish it i’m not sure why. I had a California flatbread pizza thingy and it was good as always but i only had two slices cause i was full from appetizers, drinks, and fries.

First time visiting this location. Was a bit dark inside. Ordered the french dip roast beef sandwich. Was not impressed by the quality of the roast beef, or the dipping sauce. My table also ordered the roast beef specials, which seemed a bit better than the sandwich I had, the pizza bread appetizer which was decent, and a few side items. Overall the food was decent, but I was left a bit disappointed, it had been a while since my last visit to another location, but I felt the menu options were less appealing now, and the prices were a bit high. Not sure I will be returning, as it was expensive to be left underwhelmed. The highlight of my meal was probably the pizzoockie, which wasn't even part of my meal, it was from one of the other guys specials.