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BBQ chain eatery featuring house-smoked meats, stuffed baked potatoes & classic sides.
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My food was mediocre at best this time. The smoked wings were not tasting smoked at all and the “side salad” was a total joke. Romaine lettuce with two cores present and cheese on a flat plate with liner. On what planet does that constitute a side salad?
Needless to say this was not a great visit
Spend about $44.50 for both of us which is pricey, but definitely worth it like I said!
I ordered brisket, green beans
The brisket was the worst I’ve ever seen or eaten.
The meat was so full of fat I couldn’t even eat it.
Had no Smokey flavor of any kind.
I had to go to the bar to order carry out that was uncomfortable for just wanting to order carry out.
I will never eat here or recommend this place to anyone!!
First of all this is the first Dickies to feature servers and a full bar. We were greeted by the hostess and seated at a booth. Our waitress was soon there to get our drink order. She immediately informed us that the restaurant was still in beta mode until the grand opening.
We ordered sweet tea which can often be bitter and nasty at some restaurants but there’s is good. Okay passed the first test. They also have a flavor mix soda machine but without the machine in front of me I feel like I need a mix menu on the table or just order straight Coke products.
Since they were still working on opening I mentioned how the menus are are small and hard to read. She agreed and said that the manager has already discussed that and it was a corporate menu that they put out and wanted to do something about it. Another thing I noticed about the restaurant was it had a dedicated takeout area. Unlike some restaurants were take out is an afterthought and you have to stand around people sitting at their tables awkwardly waiting to pick up your order.
We gave our order and I set my timer 11 minutes later our food arrived.
I got the pulled pork with bbq beans and green beans and the wife got the brisket with fried okra and potato salad.
This of course allowed us cross sampling the each other’s plates. This stared a debate I liked the pork better than the brisket Butt the wife preferred the brisket over the pork.
I will note however that while the pork was not cold it was not as hot as it could have been. This may be attributed to the dining area being so cold, it was 69 degrees outside and felt warmer.
The bbq beans was good but a little “one note” so I remedied that with adding 1/3 cup of the pork. Boom problem solved. The green beans pushing the limits of pepper but still enjoyable.
We both forgot about the table sauces until the meat was gone. With moist flavorful meat it is unnecessary.
The wife enjoyed the potato salad and was glad it was not drowning in mayonnaise. The fried okra was fresh and crispy and the batter seem familiar and will drive me nuts to figure it out.
Other items of Interest are that it is a spectrum Wi-Fi hotspot for those who have an account.
Finally as we were getting ready to leave the waitress who has probably visited our table at least 8 times ( I was being a little intentionally needy just to see what would happen) told us that to keep our cups and get refills on our next visit. This would save my family $10 on every trip that’s even better than a coupon.