Stopped in last night for dinner with the family. This is our first visit to Tommy's but we were long time fans of Tunnel BBQ. It qasnt very crowded and were seated promply. We had the ribs, chicken, French onion soup and cheesecake for dessert. Everything taste how we remembered the ole TBQ resturant. Angelo provided great service and kept our drinks filled. Looking forward to our next visit.

We were very pleasantly surprised when we returned to Windsor to find Tommy's. Nothing will replace the Tunnel Barbecue of old, but the family has done a great job of providing many of the same great TBQ favorites. We always make sure to stop in for a great meal when we come hoe.

Second time there Ribs were excellent service was excellent decor was just like Tunnel Barbecue.

We got sandwiches - chicken barby very good. Steak sandwich had about a 6 oz steak, onion rings , tomato and mushrooms. Eating it was a mouthful - so I might ask for it in it's components next time. I got the middleastern meatballs (don't remember what it is called). They were a bit tough, but flavor nice. All of us got poutine and coleslaw - vinegar, not mayo based. Very good and crunchy. Too full for dessert. The waitress was extremely nice - but it's Canada!

We haven't been to Windsor for quite some time and have good memories of Tunnel BBQ and heard this was basically Tunnel in a new location. Well, it didn't disappoint. Bbq was good, portions were generous, the bbq sauces were tasty and the desserts were to die for. I thought it was a little pricey, but the exchange rate made it about what I would expect to pay for bbq. Staff was a delight.

This was my second time ordering from Tommy's, this time I wanted something different. I ordered a Reuben on Rye sandwich. It also came with some coleslaw, a pickle and Russian dressing on the side. I substituted the fries for green beans. It did not disappoint and there was a good amount of shaved corned beef in the sandwich. I would definitely order this again!

I saw this place last time I was in town and thought to myself that someone was trying to benefit from the closeness of their new resto's name vs the old TBQ name. Did not know that Tommy is from the TBQ family until I walked in and saw the familiar portraits and newspaper clippings from the old place. Everything is the way I remember it -- the delicious ribs and chicken, the sauces (but I don't recall that third molasses one maybe it's new) the cakes the great service and great value. I could go on and on but it's simply TBQ all over again. For those in the know enough said. For those who don't know well you don't know what you've been missing. Damn they say you can't go home again. But thanks to tommy you can get pretty close.

Where do I start? #1 my faith has been restored Thank you Tommy..this is hands down BBQ central! Just found out about this restaurant..We were huge fans of the family owned Tunnel BBQ- open for 75 years. The former restaurant was located just on the other side of the tunnel from Detroit to Windsor, Canada. Super nostalgic, The wooden booths, memorabilia, 8 x10's of celebs who have dined are now at Tommy's. We celebrated 20 our year wedding anniversary yesterday at Tommy's for dinner. Outstanding BBQ, Slaw and crinkle cut fries. Service was excellent too. No room for dessert. So excited..will be returning sooner than later.