Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 923 E Seminary Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76115
Phone: (682) 288-8364
Website: https://ribbees.com/
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Reviews
Thanks to the Friendly Worker with the cool tats! For making our experience great
TL;DR
Rib tips buzzing with heat. Sauce that sings soprano. Butter rolls straight from Grandma’s dreams. Salt-happy fries, but they mean well. Served with charm, swagger, and enough meat to make your belt cry for mercy.
It was Wednesday. My inbox was full, but my stomach was emptier than a church parking lot during a Cowboys game. I answered the higher calling and left work in search of salvation by smoke.
Destination: Ribbee’s. The rib-slinging, sauce-dripping brainchild of the Goldee’s crew. This was a joyride. A rib tip revival. A pitstop of purpose.
When I walked in at 12:30, the place was whisper-quiet. Just me and two other disciples of the ’cue. The checkerboard floor gleamed like a honky tonk dance floor, and that bee-pig mascot on the wall winked at me like it knew I was about to make a scene.
Justin greeted me like we were cousins at a family reunion. Big smile. Big energy. He took my order with the kind of confidence that says, “You’re about to eat something special.”
I went with the rib tip combo. Hot honey sauce. That’s the flavor that says “I love you” and “hold onto your napkin” at the same time.
Now let’s talk plate anatomy:
• The Rib Tips: Sticky, spicy, and juicy like a late-night gossip session. That bark snapped, the meat surrendered, and the flavor did a full body slam on my taste buds.
• The Roll: Honey buttered and baked with intention. It deserved a slow dance.
• The Fries: Seasoned like a sailor with a salt shaker. A little aggressive, but hey, it’s Texas.
• The Pickle: There. Doing its job. Not trying to steal the spotlight.
I didn’t try the banana pudding because my wife wasn’t with me. She’s the Side Dish Queen and has a sixth sense for sniffing out pudding potential. If I’d tried it without her, I’d be sleeping in the truck.
Portion size? Imagine your grandma telling you she made “a little snack” and then handing you a platter that could feed a marching band. That’s Ribbee’s.
Ribbee’s delivers flavor with flair and ribs with rhythm. It’s quick enough for a lunch break and tasty enough to make you consider quitting your job to come back for dinner.
Seriously, though, this little BBQ spot located in an old Sonic building is premium. Affiliated with the now famous Goldee’s, the food here is as amazing without the line, but with a more limited menu of beef and pork ribs. In a town, in a state, in a region that’s famous for BBQ this is a stand out. Go, you won’t regret it.
On to the food, the ribs were the perfect combo of fall off the bone but having a good bite to them. I’m not entirely sure how that’s possible. The sauces kind of blew our minds with all the flavor they had coating the perfectly seasoned ribs.
I will have dreams about those fries. I will be going back to buy the fry seasoning before we leave.
The beef ribs melted in your mouth but not after having an incredible texture to them.
Banana pudding was exactly what I needed to finish the meal. Not too sweet, but the perfect cool treat to end our meal.
I don’t have any words left, so I’ll just say this: The Roll was everything I’ve ever needed.
10/10, all around unbelievable experience. We left and I immediately called a friend and my dad to tell them about our experience lol.