Chuck’s Bar-B-Q

Delicious and authentic BBQ! Large portions of ribs and side dishes. Will definitely stop by here again if in the area. Great hospitality too! The homemade BBQ sauce is to die for!!! Very happy customers

Good service. Food lacks flavor, needs larger portions! Not impressed at all. Needs more flavor. Over price.

Would get a 5 if the portions were bigger or the prices were better. Way too over priced. Stew is bland. They charge for ANY to go sauce, they don’t even give you 1.

As an outta towner, well versed in barbecue, I found this place to be slightly below average. They cut unnecessary corners with regard to sides, portions, and general quality. This place has a lot of potential to be a unique, go-​to destination, especially considering the pit is directly behind the counter and it is 1 min off the highway. Unfortunately, It is simply an alternative to your average fast food joint, but nothing above grade, for sure.

Ate there today since my normal BBQ place is out if business. Got the chipped plate with stew and baked beans. Meat was good just like it was, stew and b. beans were so hot, you couldn’t eat it for about 30 minutes. Must’ve been heated by chef microwave. Baked beans were good. Stew tastes like something from a can.

I went there because of it being referred to me by a local as good southern Bar-​B-​Que. Upon arrival, I was greeted with good service. The food was just as good as what I can get from any fast food place in the same area. The only reason I’m giving it 2 stars is because of the service I received while I was there.

If you’re heading south on I-​85 from Atlanta, the Lanett/​Valley exit is the first exit you come to in Alabama, even before the Alabama welcome center. It’s a great exit to gas up the car and fill your human fuel tank, too, with every fast food joint imaginable in the first three blocks.
We landed at Chuck’s because it was the first non-​fast food or Mexican restaurant we came to. It’s a hole in the wall, a plain square cinder block building, but don’t let that intimidate you. You order from the counter and we all got the special, which was a chipped sandwich (pork), one side, a bag of Lay’s and a drink for $ 6. The sandwich comes with bbq slaw and pickles on it, but I opted out of the slaw. I chose Brunswick stew as my side. It was decent bbq, moist and juicy, but not spectacular. If you like smoked meat that doesn’t require sauce then you’ll be pleased with Chuck’s. And Chuck’s knows Brunswick stew. We also sampled several pieces of homemade pie and dessert that are in a display case on the counter. My strawberry cake was moist and slightly pink and I must have liked it because there was hardly a crumb left.
Chuck’s is a nice break from fast food.

As an out of towner, decided to come to Chuck’s BBQ to pick up some Southern BBQ.
Chuck’s BBQ is a whole in the wall spot that you would know it’s there if you’re looking for. As the sign says, they specialize in BBQ. You can choose from Ribs, Chicken, and Sandwiches. Most of the stuff here is under $ 10. One of the bonuses about Chuck’s is that you can see the BBQ pit right there behind the counter and can watch the people cut up the Ribs & Chicken. There is nothing like the sweet smell of Hickory to get you hungry.
Wasn’t hungry enough for the ribs so decided on the Chip Pork Sandwich and a side of fries. Well the Chipped Pork Sandwich didn’t live up to expectations, but at $ 6.00 for a combo meal, it’s much better than say McD’s, Arby’s, and other people. The fires, well, lets just skip the part about Costco Fries.
Since the have a take out window, I would say the is a good alternative to the Fast Food Places.