Dickey’s Barbecue Pit

Have eaten here, well, I always take out, many times. Ribs can’t be beat. Have compared to lots of places. Delish. Pulled pork and brisket also nice. Staff always seem friendly.

This rating is really a –ZERO! I have eaten BBQ for many years and this is the WORST I have ever had. The reviews I have read here including overpriced and confusing menu. Do not eat here! Save your money. I will never come back.

Deal of the day is the way to go. 7.99 for large drink with refills, sandwich and two sides. I had the polish sausage and pulled pork. Sides were baked potato casserole and onion tangles. They have three flavors of bbq sauce in the dining area you can pile on at your whim. To top it off, they give you free ice cream, soft serve machine is right beside drink machine. Children also eat free on Sunday!

The bathrooms were gross, the water barely worked in the drink fountain, there were no napkins in the napkin holder on the table, and there was hardly an bbq sauce and this was at 4:45 on a Sunday! It’s like they never bothered replenishing anything after their lunch crowd. The only reason the got two stars instead of one was because the chicken was pretty good. It wasn’t great but it was good. Definitely won’t bother coming back here again.

(2) meat plate (brisket and ribs) with choice of 2 sides (potato casserole and come slaw) is plentiful and delicious. The brisket was flavorful and the ribs fell off the bone.

Your ribs where dry and when asking your staff about them they replied add more bbq sauce. The girl managing the store apparently doesn’t know the difference between rare, medium and well done. She told me that the ribs where fresh, straight out of the smoker, and I just needed to add more sauce. Why would you let someone that doesnt know the difference between rare and well done manage a store? The mac and cheese tasted like store bought. And the potato fries were dry. Total bill for two people was 45 $ I could have had a good steak dinner.

Line was quite long and slow. Had the Pulled chicken was nice and tender and made it worth the wait. Portion sizes was large so I was able to take a lot home. Would recommend to others.

Owner, Aaron, have us the $ 2 radio promo when we came in, as we didn’t know it was only from noon to two pm. Great pulled pork with just a hint of a bite with the great sweet bbq sauce. (Three flavors available) Mac n cheese was nice and cheesy.
Well be back, which is the best compliment.

At best this is a fast food barbecue joint. I was disappointed by everything I ate. Caking sauce on it was the only way to eat my ribs.
What I got:
5 ribs
Mac and cheese
Barbecue beans
Cost 12.99 plus a few bucks extra for a drink.
I pay 13.99 at my typical bbq joint for the same amount of food with authentic bbq. So basically this place is overpriced.
The meat had ok taste but it was made worst by dryness of the ribs. They also gave me a side rib piece which I normally like, but theirs was tough and had no meat on it. When I looked at the meat I could see how dry it was.
The Mac and cheese was terrible and falling apart from either being overlooked or out of a can which another review does mention it is canned Mac and cheese.
Last was the worded, bbq beans. Tasteless and has chunks of bell pepper and other things that took away the taste, if there was any to start with. Definitely avoid even if you need a quick fix. It’s expensive and not satisfying.

I am giving this place 1 star simply because the food was outright terrible. It tasted cheap and old. I would not recommend anyone waste their money here.

Pretty good food but sort of expensive. It is NOT gluten free friendly. They say all sorts of things are gluten free. I trusted their website but still had reactions. Eat at own risk. If gluten free doesn’t matter to you then it’s pretty good!

Awesome food! I eat here all the time. I just wish they would get their online ordering fixed. My fav is chopped beef brisket.

I really like BBQ, and this is probably the worst BBQ I’ve ever had. The ribs were chewy and tasted pretty bad. Seemed like they were thawed in a microwave. Also got turkey, which tasted like cold cuts from Publix that were heated up. Avoid at all costs, just go to Jim and Nicks across the street.

It is fairly good food for a fair price but I ordered the beef brisket and it dried out my mouth.

Awesome BBQ… It was a little rough when it first open but I have eaten there every week for months and it has been consistently good. Great service. The people who work there are friendly.
I highly recommend it.
Any review over 6 months old, in my opinion, does not count since they were just opening up. They have constantly served great food.
See you there!

This Dickey’s BBQ always has great service and the food is fantastic. I always get the sliced brisket and sausage. Between the three choices of sauce and free soft serve and the low prices you can’t go wrong.

This is OK BBQ. We tried it for lunch the other day. The portions were sizable. The pork was a bit dry but had good taste and the sauce was good. The Waffle fries were tasty and the Baked Beans very good. The Mac & Cheese is canned (something I loath) but overall not a bad experience. If you need your BBQ fix, this wouldn’t be a bad choice.

I was in Dollar Tree down the road and their cashiers presented me a yellow flyer to try the bbq here for the $ 1 B98.5 promotion between 11am-​1pm. I said sounds good as I happened to be in a bbq mood this morning. Since it was almost noon, I figured a $ 1 bbq sandwich would be nice for a take home lunch. I drove to Dickey’s and circled the parking lot three times and finally got a parking spot right at the door — that was a miracle!!! I noticed there were not many people on the sidewalk leading into the restaurant so I excitedly walked in ready to place my order for the $ 1 special and WHOA!!! Low and behold, there were so many people milling around right inside the doorway!!! I could barely even see the counter. Am I in a concert? Oh wait, is that a line? I did not see a greeter nor anyone taking orders from customers waiting in line nor did any one welcomed me. Since I couldn’t find the end of the tango line — I nicely asked a lady that was closer in front of a line where did it end so I could get the promotion. She wasn’t sure either. I figured I could get my answer at the B98.5 tent but no, that didn’t work either. Since the promotion was offered til 1 PM, and seemed such a long wait, I decided it wasn’t worth the hassle. I got a pork salad from Jim and Nicks instead.
Public relations, when you do a promotion offering $ 1 Dickey’s BBQ to patrons, please be sure to have a door greeter or someone at the door on staff to meet and greet. I gave up and went home.

The staff is nice, the place appears clean (it’s new), and the food is edible. But it’s nothing special. And it doesn’t compare to the other BBQ restaurant less than a quarter mile away. And I have no vested interested in the other establishment. Bottom line, Dickey’s is quick and cheap eats.

Spotted this place this Sunday PM and wheeled in. I looked around, and didn’t really build any expectations, so I can’t say I was disappointed. Ordering happens at a walk-​up, where you do the Quizno’s thing and walk with your order down the counter to the cashier. Ann ordered a mini-​pulled pork sandwich platter with mac ‘n cheese and cole slaw. I ordered ribs, green beans seasoned with BACON, and baked potato casserole. It came with a mini-​football shaped roll. The drinks, at $ 2.25, are from a self-​serve fountain. Oh yeah, you get freebie soft serve cones. Kids under 12 get to eat from the kiddie menu free on Sundays, one per adult entrée. Needless to say, it being the ‘burbs on Sunday, we were in off-​spring central.
Verdict: I have to say it would be the finest pork barbecue I’ve ever eaten in the state of New Mexico. Yet, here we are in the South in Georgia, and I’ve got to relegate this into the low-​middle of the places I’ve been to in 65 years. I’ve had better ribs than these at Kroger’s deli. The baked potato casserole was basically salty mashed with a lil cheese and dried chives dropped on top. The beans and bacon were pole beans boiled with some bacon pieces and pretty good to my Southern palate (meaning they were salty and greasy). Ann liked the pork sandwich okay, the cole slaw was good, and the mac/​cheese was runny (blasphemy).
They do offer smoked turkey, bbq chicken, sausage, and brisket. They have giant stuffed potatoes, and salads.
Our bill was $ 24.15. If we’d been accompanied by two offspring, I’d post three stars for family eats, but, being the two old South mouths we are, I say two stars. PS: They advertise they have been in business since 1941. This location hasn’t, and it shows.