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angie89 from 11239 | Posted on 8/11/07
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This place has the best chicken wings ive ever had! The service was good. But if you seriously wanna meal for your money...this is the place to do it!
smithbry | Posted on 7/14/05
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I have eaten at BBQ on 23rd and 8th in the past with no problems, however, the last time will be my last time. When my wife sent a drink back, the manager came out and was loud and very nasty (even after being reminded that my wife was a customer). He claimed that he would be out 7.50 if she sent the drink back, and what if she sent the next drink back (she sent the drink back and had water)? The only reason we didn't leave then was because we were taking a friend out, and there were children who were hungry. When my brother in-law went upstairs and asked him why he spoke to her like that, he was told 'you know how those people can get' (my wife and brother-in law don't resemble each other).
deaghaidhcjjd | Posted on 3/4/05
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If you are from a region in the US that does BBQ, don't expect much here. Dallas BBQ has meat covered in BBQ sauce, steaks, and rotisserie chicken, but it does not serve real BBQ. The famed "onion loaf" is also rather scary. It is a large bunt-shapped solid pile of deep fried onions. Their buffalo wings are not bad.
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