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Address: 102 Congress St, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: (518) 583-4099
Website: http://www.dizzychickenbarbecue.com/
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The menu has PLENTY of options to choose from. We started with the “Pork Candy”. Tender pork belly ends coated in burnt sticky sauce, I mean COME ON. We definitely were not disappointed that it came with a little arugula ceasars salad on the plate that was equally delicious. Hubby had the pulled pork panini and I had the grilled veggie panini, it is supposed to have goat cheese on ot but I opted for none. Both came with parmessan fries. Everything was fantastic!!! So happy we found our 1st “spot” in a new town. We’ll be happy regulars here
For our lunch, we shared the Pulled Pork & Cheddar Sliders ($15.95), which came with coleslaw and potato salad, and a Quesadilla. Our friend also ordered an Apple Cider Margarita with One With Life Organic Tequila (our goto tequila).
Everything we had was delicious! We were completely full, but I wish we could have sampled more items. It wasn’t busy being a Friday afternoon in mid November. The bartender/owner was friendly and made sure we got everything the way we wanted it. It looks like we’ll just have to plan a return trip to try some different dishes.
I was finally off able to experience this! Our server was attentive, made great recommendations, and was very knowledgeable.
I don’t like BBQ that’s sauce heavy, (i.e. obscuring the true flavor of the meat). This was a perfect balance as far as a flavor profile: the BBQ sauce was not overbearing; you could appreciate both the meat and the sauce, as well as their harmony together.
As far as price, well it’s Saratoga. I felt the portions on the main dishes were bountiful and have plenty of leftovers. I feel for culinary prowess and portions, it was fairly priced.
Ribs are obviously recommended. If you truly enjoy a good pork belly, this is in my top 3 (beating out some power chefs in NYC and LA!).
Hot sandwiches were great. Literally everything we had was tantalizing to the eyes as well as the palate.
Definitely worth the trip! 5 stars all around and my recommendations go with my singing praise for this gem!
Ordered ahead over the phone going with the Potato Skins, their “Famous” soup, and a Dizzy Chicken sandwich. In all the price for 3 menu items, before tip, came to a little over $37. There was an up-charge on any side with the sandwich besides chips, which I was not feeling so I went with the Parm Fries and those skins were nearly a quarter of the price of the bill. So yeah, pretty pricy for a solo customer.
But how about the quality? Well no complaints there, what I got was pretty great. The skins were loaded to the edge with a hefty helping of pulled chicken, the soup lived up to its famous title, and the sandwich was way more filling than I was expecting given how light it felt. I still think the price was a tad bit high, but maybe limit yourself to one entree and the soup and you’ll find a more reasonable bill waiting for you.
The off-street parking is also nice given the location around can become pretty busy, though the entrance is a single lane and the curb has a pretty harsh incline to it which may result in a few low-to-the-ground cars scraping on the street on the way out.
The interior also had a light smell of cigarette smoke, which I believe was coming from some cooks who were taking a break outside the kitchen door at the side of the building and the smoke was being pulled indoors. Maybe have any smoke breakers stick to the back patio or at least close the kitchen door when they’re doing it. Yuck.
The potato skin with pulled pork was delicious. The short ribs plate was tasty and tender. The corn bread has an orange zest to it, it’s good. The house bbq half chicken was just warm. Not bad of a meal. Dizzy sauce was just ok.