
Swine Dining BBQ, celebrated for its award-winning ribs and delectable burnt ends, provides a tantalizing barbecue experience in Omaha. As a family-friendly caterer, they are renowned for their remarkable specialty sandwiches that cater to every palate. With reasonable prices daily, it’s no wonder why Swine Dining BBQ has been delighting locals since 2018. Discover the delectable magic at the heart of West Dodge Road.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12120 W Dodge Rd, Omaha, NE 68154
Phone: (402) 991-4744
Website: http://swinediningbbq.com/
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Reviews
What was good: mac n cheese. I had to add salt and pepper but it was creamy and ok.
What was bad: The baked beans would have been good but the big chunks of apples and the apple pie taste was off putting and weird. The muffing was jumbo size but it was dry and no hint of sweet like the other places I’ve tried. I added butter and honey but it was still a dry muffin. Potato salad had good flavor but chunks of crunchy undercooked potatoes. The chicken had no seasonings and it was lukewarm, the sausage was greasy but they gave a lot of them, the ribs (I think) were supposed to be smoked but it had an old taste and smell, kind of like gym socks or something or maybe liquid smoke (I’m not sure). They almost gave me the feeling that they were left overs but if they were served hot, I may not have noticed. They were St. Louis style, which was a plus as I prefer them over baby backs. I was surprised when it wasn’t even 5 minutes after I ordered the food was brought out. Other places I’ve tried, there is at least a 15 sometimes even 30 minute wait but the food is hot, so worth the wait. I gave a 3 because the place was clean and the sauce was good. I try different bq places around town and was excited to try this one but will not be back. Maybe the time matters and I went at about 6:30.
First, the wait for our food, about 15 minutes, was ridiculously long for a BBQ spot that wasn’t even busy. When our order finally arrived, the shock continued: we were charged an extra $3 for brisket and ribs, which were clearly listed as included options on the three-meat plate. Nowhere on the menu does it say these meats cost extra. On top of that, we were charged an additional $2 for a tiny portion of cheese curds that barely qualified as a side. This is misleading, unfair, and insulting.
Then there was the food itself, a total letdown. The brisket, which made up two-thirds of our plate, was mostly fat and fell apart the moment we tried to pick it up. It was dry, overcooked, and barely edible. Shockingly, we ended up getting more meat from the ribs, which were supposed to be just one-third of the plate. The fries were soggy, drenched in grease, and the cheese curds were laughably small.
The staff at the counter made the experience even worse, with no greeting, no friendliness, and zero explanation for the upcharges. We felt like an annoyance rather than paying customers.
For over $26, we expected a hearty, satisfying BBQ meal and at least basic courtesy. Instead, we got hidden charges, tiny portions, low-quality meat, and dismissive service. This was a frustrating and regrettable visit. We will never return, and anyone considering this place should check the menu and receipt carefully before ordering, because Swine Dining’s pricing and quality are completely unacceptable. This was less of a meal and more of a disappointing snack.
I will say that this was some of the best bbq I have had in town. Store was spotless and staff were nice. I felt I got a decent portion for what I paid, considering I could spend just as much at a damn McDonald’s now. I sadly was one of two people in the store so get out there and support your local restaurants and steer clear of corporate chains.