Really solid food. Portion size for the side was a bit small but overall happy with the quality. It is pricey but honestly not outrageous for an airport. If you avoid the drinks and sides you will get the best bang for your buck.

Very good for an airport bbq place. Cashiers were friendly and efficient. Food good... Brisket, Mac n cheese, greens and a beer. Texas toast not good.

I visited Cousins on my way through Dallas airport on a business trip. The staff was acceptably friendly but not very welcoming (really busy at the time I was there). I had the chicken breast salad, which was fairly good: the vegetables were fresh, and there was a good amount of diced chicken. The restaurant does have a sit-down area, and that was welcome after walking a long while to my gate, but the seats were stiff and a bit uncomfortable, and it’s in a noisy area; hard to relax. Overall, Cousins served its purpose for me, but it was a smidge above average.

Rene Payne

Only had meat. Fatty Brisket: very juicy good flavor but of course very expensive because of airport location. Jalapeno Cheddar: same as above. I would recommend only getting a 1/2 of juicy brisket.

kevin english

Had the chorizo and a brisket taco. The chorizo was good but extremely greasy, the brisket taco had good taste but damn was that ever some dry brisket. The service was fantastic though.

Michael Perry

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Cousin’s BBQ in Terminal B at DFW is a solid option, especially for airport food. The prices are a little high, but you do get a good amount of food and the overall quality is very good. I ordered the 2-meat plate with both chopped and sliced brisket, along with ranch beans and collard greens. Both sides were excellent and definitely stood out. The chopped brisket was solid, but the sliced brisket was a bit disappointing. I asked for it “wet,” yet it still came out pretty dry. They did include BBQ sauce, which helped, but it was very thin—more like a dressing than a traditional BBQ sauce. That said, I’d still come back. It’s better than most airport dining options and a decent stop if you’re craving BBQ while traveling.

+2

Simon Tan

Pretty decent BBQ for an airport! The Texan sweet corn side was better than the actual brisket, though.

Randall Coan

“Great BBQ for an airport stop! Brisket was tender, sides were fresh, and service was quick and friendly. Perfect meal while waiting for my flight.”

+3

TC Chris

Nice they have a separate breakfast menu in the mornings. I Had their biscuits and gravy this morning in DFW Terminal B while waiting for my flight. The biscuits were light and fluffy - great! Their sausage gravy was tasty, but a bit too oily vs creamy and FAR too salty. (I like salty and well seasoned, but this was on the verge of inedible) I added bacon, which was delicious and Smokey. Definitely overpriced for what it is - but it’s the airport constant which is unfortunate.

Jonny

Had a brisket sandwich and fries. Good taste, although a bit salty. Fries were mostly nice and crunchy. Baked potato looked good, but did not have one. Bbq sauce had a good flavor. Drink refills on soda, Coke products. Will eat here again on another trip through DFW, Terminal B. At time of posting, the DFW map doesn’t show the location down by gates B41-49, past the Skylink, which is the location I went to.

If you are looking for authentic Texas bbq this is not it. The sliced brisket is too peppery, the baked beans are not sweet, the street corn is spicy, and the potato salad is a northern potato salad. Too expensive to not taste good, I will pass next time I am at Dallas Airport. The staff did attempt to correct by giving me sausage and that tasted okay. If you have time to leave the airport Dallas has some of the best bbq in America.

E. B.

Rather disappointed in the temp and size of the tacos. I ate them there so they should've been nice and hot. They were luke warm at best. That's always disappointing to me because that's one reason I don't always travel with my own snacks because I like a hot meal. The tacos were pretty small but the cashier told me ahead of time. I've eaten a lot of tortillas in my life, mechanical and handmade, but these did not appear handmade in my opinion. Handmade has a look to it but these were super uniform.

+4

Gustav Kulle

If you’ve made it all the way to Texas, you probably don’t want to either start (or finish) your culinary journey at this place. Don’t get me wrong. It’s decent standard for being a fast food BBQ - but who wants fast food BBQ? Grab something else at the airport, and save your traditional Texas meals for the other side of the security checks. - Value for money? No - Worth a detour? No - Best for (occasion)? None - Would I go back? No

Steel Driver

I got their Big Urban sandwich and a side of potato salad, along with a Shiner. The food was good but it wasn't worth the $30 I paid for. The sandwich was decent but far from extraordinary, and the "side" of potato salad I got wasn't a side, but a cup. And I mean that literally, I would bet money that the container I got the potato salad in was no bigger then a measuring cup used in baking. A cup of flour may have fit in there, but maybe not. All told, the food was decent but not worth $30. Even for an airport the price is ridiculous.

Pamela Diane

Food poisoning…..by the time I got to Abilene I threw up the food. The sweet tea was good. And please stop asking for TIPS. It’s not like your employees are serving up refills of sweet tea to our table. They are handing food to us over the counter that you pay them to prepare. It’s not our responsibility to supplement your employees paychecks. Service with a smile would be nice too. TAKE THE MANDATORY REQUEST FOR TIPS OFF YOUR SOFTWARE PLEASE Pretty please!!!!!