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    Dickey's Barbecue Pit

    3.5 (54 reviews)
    ModerateBarbeque, American
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    They have a special charity to benefit first responders. I definitely respect that.
    Josh W.

    My boss and I were out in the area helping a client when we decided to stop by here afterwards for lunch. I'd never been to one and it'd been 10 years since he went. Perfect excuse to go, right? And I have to say we both enjoyed it. The place itself isn't huge but was very clean. Their menu is bigger than I'd expected and features lots of different barbecue options from sandwiches, platters, meats by the pound and 1/2 pound, loaded baked potatoes, and lots more. They also do large orders and catering for big events. You order your food at the counter and the staff will bring it to your table when it's done. I ordered the Texas brisket with two sides, barbecue beans and cole slaw. My boss ordered a loaded baked potato with brisket on top. We also decided to try the wings (with Carolina barbecue and Texas hot barbecue sauces on the side) and a cheddar jalapeno sausage. We hardly waited long at all before everything was ready and really good. My brisket was really good but a touch dry in some spots. Nothing some Texas hot barbecue sauce couldn't help. The wings were so good that they didn't need sauce but it made them even better. My boss definitely liked his baked potato. Excellent place for a barbecue fix and one I could see going to again, of course, with my lady next time.

    We first ate at Dickey's about 8 years ago and It was very good. I know this location was closed and has reopened so maybe different owners(?) Regardless, it is dark and ugly, didn't get a greeting or a smile from the cashier. Ordered the Mac Stack with brisket, $10.99 on the menu, when we got the receipt they charged $2 extra for the brisket (see photos) there is also a weird $.39 charge for a "Renew/Recycle Program"?? I have never seen this charge on anything before. The brisket and my husband's pork were terrible. Not enough sauce in the world to make the dried out meat edible. The only thing worth eating was the Mac and cheese. No wonder they weren't busy on a nice Sunday afternoon.

    a sandwich and french fries
    Renee R.

    My husband and i always buy Groupons, living social, or cincysaver in order to venture out and try new restaurants, so my choice to purchase was fairly easy as barbecue is one of my favorite foods. So on our way to our sons baseball game we decided TK stop in the Amelia location to sit down and eat before attending his game. My husband went with the westerner sandwich with onion Tangier's (which were good but a little salty) side of coleslaw and i ordered a three meet dinner with barbecue beans and potato casserole which were all so yummy! I do have to brag about the roll that comes with the dinners because it melts in your mouth amazingly soft and tasty i could of eaten several of those for sure! We will definitely be back to try other food items! I would of given it a better score but the portions are very minimal.

    Pulled Pork Sandwich
    Tom J.

    [TLDR]A counter service chain BBQ with a lot of similarity to City BBQ, but not quite as good[/TLDR] I've stopped into DIckey's a couple of times now and have to say that while I can't say the food was bad, it has been consistently underwhelming, particularly for the price point. If you are in this area and want some real bbq, you can certainly get some here, but I'd recommend you drive a further few miles to Eastgate for City BBQ, or (better still) a couple miles more than that to get to Just Q'in in Newtown. These other options are more or less at the same price point, but serve a better product Interestingly, Dickey's has some things in common with both of the above aside from offering counter-serviced smoked meats. Like City, they are a chain, and also like City, they have warm pots full of three different kinds of bbq sauce, so you sauce your sandwich or plate yourself. Like City, pickles and onions are offered with the sandwiches, but at City these are serve yourself, take as much as you want, whereas at Dickey's, these are packed behind the counter with your order. Dickey's similarity with Just Q'in is the focus on Christianity. While their sandwiches are not named after biblical folks as they are at Just Q'in, Dickey's has a full rack of free religious pamphlets very near the front entrance, and christian rock music playing loudly. I personally don't think either business is intrusive or pushy with this, but I suppose it'd be annoying to some. One thing I really don't like about Dickey's in the brisket, which I found tough dry, and leathery. By default, they serve it diced, which I find odd, but you can order it sliced if you want. The pulled pork is much better. They also have ribs, turkey, and two kinds of sausage, but I haven't tried any of these yet. Arguably the best things about Dickey's is free soft serve ice cream and kids eat free on Sundays.

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    Went there two days ago and Diana helped me. She was very helpful and nice. I strongly believe She is the best employee there.

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    Awesome job catering for us! Really enjoyed the different sauces. Great management staff to work with.

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    Great food everything is delicious! Employees are nice and helpful! And as a bonus to your meal you get a free ice cream cone

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    Midwest Best Bbq & Creamery

    4.3(331 reviews)
    12.4 mi
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    I got 6 wings of their dillonator & 6 of their g-funk wings. They know exactly what they are doing…read morehere with their BBQ. I also got some baked beans and a corn muffin. I wish I ordered 5 instead of 1. I can eat those all day long. Never have I ever had cornbread that bomb in my life. Come get you some! The lovely lady upfront with the red curly hair was nice and helpful. The other cashier which was a young boy also seemed pretty nice! If you're craving BBQ, ya'll gotta come try this spot out. It's right off the freeway. Nice building with a good amount of seating.

    Look, as the winner of the 1992 Barbecue Competition, with Gary Burbank as judge, I'm basically the…read moreLeBron James of ribs. I've eaten my way through every smokehouse in Cincinnati, so when I say Midwest Best BBQ is the real deal, believe me. My arteries are practically Yelp-certified. The team of servers and cooks seems like they recruited an entire football team of young men from the University of Cincinnati; service so fast you'd think they were running a two-minute drill, attentive enough to make your mom jealous, and coordinated like they're protecting the quarterback only this time, the quarterback is your pulled-pork sandwich. Their wings, rubs, and sauces? Every single flavor profile was so good I nearly proposed to the coleslaw. And don't get me started on the G-Funk wings. They're delightful, though naming wings after a rap genre means you half expect Dr. Dre to hand you wet wipes. And let's talk about the smoking schedule. They've got a night smoker and a day smoker, which sounds less like a BBQ setup and more like a buddy-cop movie: "Day Smoker plays by the rules, Night Smoker breaks 'em, but together they deliver justice... in the form of brisket." Mark, one of the owners, literally smokes meat during a half-day shift with the love and passion of a Michelin-star chef who moonlights as Cupid. This guy makes ribs like he's serenading them. If Hallmark made a "Brisket Romance" channel, Mark would star in every single movie. I bought several pounds of meat to take home. Not "a pound." Several. Because nothing says "self-control" like hiding a bag of smoked chicken behind your kale in the fridge. Exclamation point. Period. Now, location... ...here's the kicker. They're hidden off the road over a hundred yards. That's right, it's the Area 51 of BBQ. You basically need Google Maps, a Sherpa, and divine intervention to find them. Yet, somehow, when you do, it feels like stumbling upon the Ark of the Covenant... ...only tastier, and fewer Nazis melting. Inside? Casual. TVs locked on Bengals or Reds games, so you can watch disappointment while you eat happiness. Patio? Shaded. Perfect for when you want to sweat from the hot sauce, not the sun. The sides? Top echelon. Beans, slaw, cornbread, each one a little sidekick to the main meat superhero. And for the low-carb crowd, this place is a protein paradise. Keto bros rejoice: you can bench-press your brisket guilt-free. Bottom line: Midwest Best BBQ doesn't just feed you, it baptizes you in smoke, sauce, and joy. And if you're not leaving with meat sweats, did you even go?

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    Midwest Best Bbq & Creamery - The spread. Macaroni and cheese, lemon pepper and g funk wangs

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    3.9(88 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    My fiancée mentioned being here awhile back for work but never got to dine in for the full…read moreexperience. He mentioned coming here. We checked them out on a Friday for dinner. At the time there was a man playing acoustic guitar. I noticed that the view from the back was the East Fork Miami River. Very pretty. They have plenty of seating outdoors. Inside is open and spacious. Open that there is no air. They serve coffee and lunch. At night they open up for dinner and libations. Their menu is basic pub and grub. I was interested in the pizza because they mentioned wood fired. We ordered: Drinks: Pinot noir Braxton Ballpark Beer Food: Burbage burger w/ fries Margherita pizza We got our meals less than 15 minutes. I tried my fiancées burger and it was super delish. Loved the seasoned coated fries. For the record, the pizza is not wood fired, but still good. You can either get it artisan, hand tossed or cauliflower. I opted for artisan. A little thick for me but I still enjoyed it. The service was great and for the alcohol pricing, very reasonable. Great place to hang out with friends and enjoy the outdoors. Nice experience and I can see myself trying other items from the menu.

    I love this coffee shop/restaurant/brewery! It is in a beautiful location with plenty of outdoor…read moreseating, including seats overlooking a woodsy peaceful creek. The space is much bigger than it first appears, with three separate buildings, multiple outdoor seating areas, a main coffee house, a bar, a kitchen, and tons of places to sit. The coffee was great. I ordered a vanilla almond milk latte, and I appreciated that they offered almond, oat, and macadamia milk for plant-based customers. They also had a great selection of syrups, including several sugar-free flavors. The person I was with ordered the avocado toast, which came topped with eggs that had perfectly runny yolks, along with a serving of large, crispy fries. Everything came out very quickly, and the service was friendly. The menu itself is large, with all-day breakfast as well as lunch and dinner options like burgers and pizza. One thing I would love to see improved is the gluten-free selection, or lack thereof. I asked about the granola, and it isn't gluten-free, and I didn't notice any other gluten-free food options on the menu. It would be great if they added something as simple as gluten-free bread so more people could enjoy food here.

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    Bean & Brew - Iced breve latte with one pump caramel & peppermint bark iced latte.

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