They get 4 stars because they forgot the gravy for the Loaded Mashed Potatoes with Gravy. Also the chopped Brisket was dry. That being said, everything else was delicious. The Turkey and the kielbasa were great. The green beans were great. The "brisket chili" is obviously just baked beans and brisket, but it's really great. I like that you can get all the meats by the lb. Reasonably priced. Will order again.
A
aaron m
2 contributions
6/15/25
• DoorDash order
although the food is delicious it looks like it's placed by a child looks like one slice of cheese on the whole sandwich the boxes weren't even marked, showing which sandwich was which. the meat is not warm at all. the pecan pie although tasty is wrapped up in plastic and when you unwrap it all the pie starts to separate and stick to the plastic and becomes a little bit messy. I was thinking the brown. and I miss you my drinks and I'm also missing my sauces. two meals that were tasty that didn't really look appealing, portion size could have been bigger for the price and not to mention the missing items
P
Pamela B
4 contributions
4/26/25
• DoorDash review
I had ordered a bake potato with the sausage link. the potato had been sitting all day and by the time I placed my order the inside of the potato was dark and gross, cheese was melted but it clumped together. I do not think there was butter even put on the potato and I was missing the sour cream. I ended up throwing the order away and not able to eat any of it as it was disgusting.
T
Tedra W
2 contributions
6/9/25
• DoorDash review
This was the worst barbecue EVER!!! The ribs were just bones. The brisket beans were HOT GARBAGE. The regular beans are just regular pork n beans.
I figured you cant go wrong with garlic bread. I was wrong. Even that was horrible.
Money wasted, everything was thrown away
K
Katherine J
3 contributions
7/6/25
• DoorDash order
All the meats, chicken, brisket, pulled pork, and ribs, were extremely dry. Two of the orders of ribs were burnt and mostly bone. Dissatisfied and disappointed.
