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Down Home BBQ

2.9 (81 reviews)
ModerateBarbeque
Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Good for kids

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That's supposed to be brisket and pulled pork.
Alexandra I.

The woman who took our orders and "made" our food was extremely rude. Pretty sure it was microwaved then thrown on a grill. Got home to look at my food for the first time and well you all can see the picture. The taste was absolutely disgusting. I couldn't force it down. I had to cut my losses and throw it out. DON'T waste your time or money.

Stephanie H.

I was hoping for some great BBQ on our drive to Bisbee, so we stopped at this place along the way. Reasonable menu and small establishment, but we were happy to try a new place. The chicken and waffles didn't allow white meat, so we had to get pulled chicken. We also ordered a 2 meat plate (brisket & pulled pork) with jalapeno cornbread. The sauce from the chicken tasted like Lousiana Hot Sauce, pulled pork was ok but the brisket....not so much. Sorry guys, but the cornbread tasted 'out of the box'.

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Jada C.

The lady working is very rude and has no customer service skills at all. If your food has hair in it don't call and tell her cause she'll tell you you're confused with another restaurant and she won't give a refund. Last time I will support this restaurant

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Gogi BBQ House

Gogi BBQ House

3.7
(28 reviews)
0.8 mi

Went alone on a Tuesday night; got the bulgogi flight of three (pork, beef, chicken). Plenty of…read moremeat but the pork way too spicy for me. The beef was amazing! Place was cozy and clean; welcoming and the server did her best to check on all of the tables. Overall; a good spot if you really like Korean BBQ. I was sorry that it wasn't AYCE---haha! Plenty of parking as well. A nice experience.

Be prepared for an exquisite dining experience…read more I visited on a Friday at noon. There were several tables already enjoying their food when I walked in for the first time. I was immediately greeted by the friendly mother of the owner and opted to sit against the wall near the front. The dark grey decor immediately impressed me. Even the rest room was beautifully decorated. My server was very attentive throughout my meal. I ordered raspberry iced tea and chicken bulgogi. My server asked me if I wanted to grill it myself, but I opted for the kitchen to do that. I don't trust my own cooking skills. The various appetizers were served first. I really liked the cucumber kimchi. I was asked various times if I wanted refills on any of the dishes. I got a second portion of cucumber kimchi. The bulgogi came out steaming fast. There was a lot of food there for just one person. I took my time savoring the flavors and taking in the ambiance. The chicken was lean and very flavorful. The dining area looks big, but the restaurant only seats 48 people. There are two long tables that can seat parties of eight. There are four TVs, one in each corner of the room. I don't understand why anyone would need the urge to watch TV in a place like this, with the focus being on grilling and socializing, but each TV was on and muted. This place can get loud with just a few groups of people. Music in the background is modern rock, which may not fit in with the mood of this place. The things I noticed: The owners really care about the customers and enjoy talking to them. The tables are kept clean. As soon as customers leave, the tables are cleared and the grills sanitized. My server was always asking me what else I wanted. She brought me what things I did need right away. There is a four-prong outlet by every table that's against the wall, so I was able to keep my phone charged. While my meal was pricey -- the tea and bulgogi alone were around $29 before tax--it was an excellent dining experience, I will be back. .

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K Spice

K Spice

4.3
(10 reviews)
0.2 mi

I walked into this small place early afternoon on a Saturday. The woman at the counter recognized…read moreme from a local hiking club. "Are you with the Sierra Vista hikers?" she asked. Oh no, I thought, is that a good or a bad question. "We hiked up Huachuca Peak" she reminded me. That hike was in early 2020, before the pandemic. Then I remembered. She blazed up that peak faster than me. She also remembered my German Shepherd dog I brought on that hike. Even my dog beat me to the peak. I didn't want to tell her that I have six German shepherd dogs. Kim only has one. This woman, Kim, is not the owner, but a friend of the owner who is currently in Korea. We had a nice conversation about Korean and American food and we both giggled at the differences between the two cuisines. I have been a fan of Asian cuisine for several years now. I ordered a cheesy spicy chicken, It came out fast. Kim insisted I have some water and gave me a bottle of it. I'm glad she did, as the cheesy spicy chicken lives up to its spiciness. The portion is big enough for two meals. The hot pepper dominates, but the cabbage and chicken also stand out. The wall decor includes photographs of Korean landscapes and villages. The dining area otherwise is simple, with a mostly white color dominating. There are two non-gender specific bathrooms up front. I enjoyed my meal. I will try the spicy chicken tacos next. Kim offered me some Korean coffee after my meal, but I declined as I only drink coffee in the morning and I didn't want to be up all night, but she insisted I take some instant Korean coffee with me. "You must try this with milk!" Kim said as she handed me four packs of Maxim coffee, "my husband uses four of these per 16 ounces." I'm glad she told me how much water to coffee ratio to use, as the directions on the packet are only in Korean.

This place is a little gem. This place has a small cafe feel and the service is very fast. The food…read morecame out so fast. The kimchi stew is sooo very good. And I swear the galbi is life changing. Their servings are much bigger than expected. I will be back to try the other dishes.

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