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Bonefire Smokehouse BBQ

Bonefire Smokehouse BBQ

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4.3 Google Review
260 W Main St, Abingdon, Virginia, 24210, United States
(276) 623-0037 thebonefiresmokehouse.com
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Apr 19, 2018
We were hungry after riding the VA Creeper Trail & Bonefire filled us up with very good beer & nice barbeque food with cornbread & sides. Very nice sauces to try at the "sauce station." 5 kinds & some daily variations. 1 of us had brisket & 1 half rack of ribs. Both very good but the ribs might have been the better of the 2. Sides of mashed sweet potatoes & collard greens for 1 (both were very yummy) and baked beans & spiced apples for the other (also very good). And to top it off, a GREAT band started playing: the Gin Ricky's. It made for a great experience. Thanks!

May 4, 2018
Absolutely love this place. Best barbecue in town. I love there homemade barbecue sauce options. And all of their unique side dishes are delicious. Good atmosphere, clean restaurant and great staff

Apr 14, 2018
Awesome BBQ restaurant! Inside an old hardware store, so the atmosphere is awesome! Excellent food and very good service. Full bar with many local beer brews! Right in the heart of downtown! Plenty of parking on the rear side of the restaurant!

May 19, 2018
Beware of a 3% upcharge on card purchases. Food is good and service is okay, but be aware they charge an additional three percent on credit card purchases under $100. It is their choice whether to accept credit cards or not. This is not a fee typically passed on directly to the consumer. I spent less as my way of charging them for the inconvenience of depleting my cash reserve today. I will be mindful of this and avoid this establishment in the future.

Mar 8, 2018
Outstanding food. The male host could use a little more enthusiasm, but once we sat, Jessica took great care of us. She is super friendly and truly goes out of her way for her diners. Thank you very much Jessica!

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