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| - I've never been here before and they keep springing up all over the city so I thought may as well give it a try. Walking in the decor was like any other chain restaurant, nothing special. I did like the bar area, had extra tables to eat at if you didn't feel like waiting in line and if you wanted to sit at the bar there weren't any video poker machines so you could actually sit at the bar and eat and drink without having the glare and screaming lights telling you that you too could get a royal flush.
The service was nothing short of excellent. Everyone was extremely friendly. Every server said hi, bye, smiled, quick, attentive, almost seemed like it was their first week and were trying to impress. Bartender even came around out of the bar to take more drink orders. Very strange but me likey.
Food? I see that they were voted Best of Las Vegas 2010, but I have to say I liked the barbecue at Lucille's better than the food here. Their signature wings were pretty good, definitely better than Buffalo Wild Wings, meat wise anyways, the barbecue sauce was so so but still I will be going back for the wings. As for everything else, I had the brisket, half a chicken, half a slab of ribs, the green beans, fires, baked beans, and garlic mashed potatoes.....don't judge me. The brisket was okay, I had to keep saucing it up, I would of rather had the tri tip at Lucille's. The chicken wasn't the half rotisserie chicken I was expecting, it was more like a pigeon leg but... it was decently flavored. The ribs were good, nothing to write home about but good enough. The sides though? I'd pass, nothing really stood out and I actually didn't finish them. The service was good but the food was just not as good as Lucille's or even close to the barbecue down South. But would I go back? Absolutely, but probably just for the wings and a beer.
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