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| - I'll go 4.5/5 for this one. I've eaten BBQ all over the country, and I can't say Bobby Q is "as good as it gets", but they are pretty darn good. Almost 3 weeks ago Mr. M and I met up with Tim S. and his family to give this place a try.
Right away I was impressed with the friendly service, and the hostess was helpful when we needed to add a high chair to the table. Our server was Kanisha and she did a great job and was on point with taking our orders, making sure our drinks weren't empty, and bringing us togo boxes and the check when we were ready.
We wanted to be able to try a wide variety of items so we started with the Q-rolls ($10.50), which are absolutely delicious. Brisket wrapped up like an egg roll? Heck yeah! Those disappeared quickly. We also started with their house beer, which if memory serves is an amber ale and that was a nice, easy to drink beer. Really enjoyed that as well. The smaller one is $4.95 and the larger one is $6.00, so the moral of that story is, go for the big one!
I ordered the BBQ chicken/prime rib combo ($34) which came with 3 sides. I chose the loaded baked potato, mac & cheese, and the ranch beans. Mr. M ordered the 3 meat combo ($25) with pulled pork, brisket, and some ribs.
I thought I would waddle out of the joint stuffed to the gills, but we actually had so much fun talking that I didn't eat nearly as much as I thought I would. Here's what I thought of the food: Prime rib, chicken, and ribs: Excellent! Brisket: very good. Pulled pork and ranch beans: really nothing going on there. Very little flavor in the pork, and the beans tasted syrupy and had no BBQ flavor. The other sides we had were very good. I could OD on the mac & cheese. Nicely done.
Lunch was pricey if you look at the receipt total of $93.63 after tax, before tip, but we had a lot of leftovers. Overall we had a great experience and I would go back any time.
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