We Opened our doors on St. Patrick’s Day, 1994. We’ve currently been in operation 31 years. We are family owned, and a family oriented All You Can Eat BBQ and Country Buffet Restaurant, with a Salad Bar, Ice Cream, & Desserts. We offer children’s pricing, Saturday is Senior Day. We also have a Carryout Dept. We offer bulk deliveries and Catering. Our Business Hours : DINE IN Thurs 11 – 3 Fri 11- 8 Sat 11- 3 Sun 11 -3 CARRYOUT Thurs 11 – 7 Fri 11 – 8 Sat 11 – 7 Sun 11 – 3 Our Facebook Pg is : Hawg Heaven Barbecue (803) 364.(HAWG) 4294 We welcome everyone!! Where All Good Pigs Go!
Homestyle barbecue plates with Southern sides offered in a down-to-earth space with a salad bar.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11375 CR Koon Hwy, Prosperity, SC 29127
Phone: (803) 364-4294
Website: http://hammshawgheavenbbq.com/
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Reviews
Yes, not spectacular; but quite impressive! It reminds me of the type of overly seasoned dishes you’d find at any good church picnic! Mac and cheese was exactly like one of the church grandma’s would make! Thick, rich, and full of flavor. Cornbread was over the top good! Nice and moist, a tad sweet. White pepper gravy was great as well. Seasoning on everything was a tad on the heavy side, but that’s how I like it! My wife didn’t join us, and I can tell by the seasonings she wouldn’t enjoy herself if I returned with her.
As far as the meats? The beef short ribs had a nice dry rub on them. BBQ was good, and the fried chicken was so good, I’d smack the last piece out of my pastor’s hand. Teriyaki chicken was good. Also, nice mention for the corn fritters. The buffet was nicely clean, they have a glove policy for Covid concerns, everything was easy to find, and the buffet was well stocked, even though they close unusually early on Saturdays.
Now the bad. My older son didn’t like it at all. Said his bbq was dry. The sauerkraut and hot dogs were an unpleasant experience; as the kraut was sweet. I mean, what the hell? Sauerkraut is supposed to be sour (hence the name) and from the same brine as pickles. Was a little extreme for me. The white rice on the buffet was dry, probably been sitting out all day, and there was a few “crunchy” pieces. The blackberry cobbler was delicious, but it seemed my serving had way too much damp cobbler and not enough berries. Still delicious though, and I would have gone back for seconds, but was just too full.
Staff was incredible, BTW. Seemed a little short staffed, but very nice. It’s also an older establishment, and you can tell a favorite spot with the locals. That always impresses me.
I’m sorry I didn’t catch her name, but there was one waitress, a younger African American lady, that recommended the blackberry cobbler with some ice cream. I had it, and it was good! But what impressed me, is she took the time to come over and chat a few seconds and to see if I liked it as much as she did! Little things like that make return customers!
So, why four stars even with the negative comments? It’s why I called it a church picnic. It’s not spectacular, but you certainly leave feeling content, full and looking forward to the next visit. And rest assured, I’ll be back!