Welcome to Little Pigs BBQ at Surfside– A Family Tradition Since the Late ’70s! At Little Pigs BBQ at Surfside, we take pride in serving up mouthwatering BBQ that has been a staple in our community for generations. Our family-owned establishment has been perfecting the art of slow-cooked, smoky goodness since the late 1970s. Indulge in our tender, flavorful meats, including: – Pork – Juicy and seasoned to perfection – Chicken – Smoked to a golden brown with our signature rub – Brisket – A Texas-style favorite, expertly smoked for hours – Ribs – Fall-off-the-bone tender, with a choice of tangy or sweet sauce – Brunswick Stew – A hearty, comforting classic that’s perfect for any meal Whether dining in or taking out.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3901 Dick Pond Rd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
Phone: (843) 650-9011
Website: http://littlepigsbbqatsurfside.com/
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Reviews
UPDATE:
gave service 5 stars. Owner reached out and refunded me. Much appreciated and will be back. Thank you!
I own and operate a BBQ business, so I don’t say this lightly—the brisket was inexcusable. It was badly overcooked, sliced with the grain, and dry and tough throughout. There was no proper fat render, no tenderness, and no balance—just chewy, stringy meat that was unpleasant to eat. These are basic brisket fundamentals that should never be missed in a BBQ operation. What made it even more frustrating was that what we were served looked nothing like the brisket shown on their website. The difference between the advertised photos and the actual plate was drastic.
The chicken was dry, even with sauce. The pulled pork came in a large portion, but the meat itself was dry; the sauce helped somewhat, though the minimal amount of slaw wasn’t enough to balance it out.
The sides showed the same lack of care. The baked mac and cheese, while southern-style, was underseasoned and bland. The green beans tasted straight out of a can, the baked beans were forgettable, and the sweet potato crunch was odd and uninspired. The banana pudding was fine—but nothing memorable.
Credit where it’s due: the sauces were solid. The sweet Jimmy Ray’s and the vinegar sauce were both well done. The sweet tea was also excellent—fresh brewed and properly sweetened.
BBQ lives and dies on fundamentals and execution, and this missed the mark across the board. You only get one chance to make a first impression. This one failed. One and done.
I do feel it was slightly overpriced but maybe, there was a breakdown in communication. They definitely are out for extra money since the did away with the self serve soda machine. Cans of beverage are a little pricey too.
It will be awhile before a give them another chance.
– very generous portion of pork bbq on the regular sandwich
– pork bbq meat was tasty. I ordered mild and got some of the vinegar sauce from the self serve counter area.
Con’s:
– I was asked if I wanted slaw on the sandwiches and answered with a hearty “yes please!” Received about a half teaspoon size amount of slaw on each sandwhich.
– ordered a side of hush puppies which could have been wonderful, corn kernels noticed on the inside of each round hush pup. But they were all very, very overcooked and we only ate 2 of them. $5 for a side of inedible hushpuppues.
I ordered takeout from inside the resturant and was the only customer at 3:30pm until one other person entered to dine in. I doubt we will try Little Pigs BBQ Surfside again.
Other reviews mention cleanliness as an issue and I agree. The entire restaurant and furniture has a film across it that needs a deep cleaning.
Kitchen staff conversation was about who made the bad batch of Mac-n-cheese the night prior. Obviously some attention needs to be paid not only to quality control of sides, but also taste.