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Smokey John’s BBQ Announces Holiday Smoked Turkey Pick-Up for Huntsville Families

A Huntsville holiday tradition is heating up as Smokey John’s BBQ rolls out its annual lineup of slow-smoked holiday meats, highlighted by the restaurant’s popular whole smoked turkey, now available for pre-order.

Known for deep Southern flavors and long-style wood smoking, Smokey John’s BBQ is inviting families to skip the kitchen stress and bring home a professionally smoked centerpiece for their Christmas table. According to the seasonal menu released this week, the star of the lineup is the Smoked Turkey, priced at $65, prepared low and slow to achieve its signature tender texture and rich, smoky aroma.

In addition to whole turkeys, the restaurant is also offering several specialty meats for customers looking to build a full holiday spread:

  • Smoked Turkey Breast – Boneless $25 | Bone-In $45
  • Smoked Ribs (Full Slab) – $40
  • Smoked Chicken – $35

To secure an order, customers are required to place a $25 deposit on whole turkeys, bone-in turkey breasts, and full slabs of ribs. All holiday orders will be available for pick-up on December 23rd, giving families plenty of time to prepare for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings.

Smokey John’s BBQ has built a reputation for delivering bold flavors and consistent quality, and their holiday offerings have quickly become a local favorite for families who want traditional comfort with pit-smoked authenticity. With demand rising each year, early ordering is strongly encouraged.

As Huntsville continues to grow and its food scene expands, Smokey John’s remains committed to delivering classic Southern barbecue with a personal touch — and the holidays are no exception.

For those searching for an easy, flavorful, and crowd-pleasing option this Christmas, Smokey John’s BBQ’s smoked turkey lineup is poised to be one of Huntsville’s hottest seasonal picks.

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