This study investigated the relationships between consumer values of eating-out and the importance of BBQ style restaurant attributes in Taiwan. The questionnaire was distributed to 400 consumers and obtained 293 valid questionnaires. The results suggested that "food safety", "food quality" and "environment cleanness" were most important attributes when consumers choosing the BBQ style restaurants. Additionally, the results also revealed that consumer values of eating-out divided into two factors; hedonic and utilitarian. Both values were significantly correlated with restaurant attributes, therefore, this empirical evidence indicated that both hedonic and utilitarian values would influence consumer's decision when choosing BBQ style restaurant.