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Saltlick Smokehouse

Name: Saltlick Smokehouse
Address: 282 James St N, Hamilton, ON, L8R 2L3, CA
Telephone: (289) 389-6328
Price range: $$$

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Daniel York - Goose Vision

Mar 15, 2018

The place was founded by my wife and we made it a stop on our way to Niagara Falls. The decor and the servers are great. It is most definitely a very warm and home food feel. The people who served us was great the food was where we think can be improved on. Meaning the sauce mix and seasoning that they use are to perfection considering my wife and I are foodies we have an expectation and it may be just our personal preference. But our Ribs were quite tangy and hard, where our concept of Ribs typically are soft and tender. But again their sauce and seasoning are out of this world. Their famous fried chicken also taste great but it went as far as the ski. And the meat is virtually tasteless if you missed it with the deep-fried exterior. So overall we think the place was great and the food was season great just the cooking we had some issue with but it could be just us. Overall I think anybody would love this place for the food and atmosphere! Cheers!

David Bril

Apr 20, 2018

Brilliant place! I am not a fan of pork at all. The waitress recommended the pork Belly Sandwich and I was like why not. My God it was one of the best sandwich I have ever had. Just superb. Everything else I tired was phenomenal. This is worth going out of your way for. Great all around on all levels

Soni Chachad

Mar 5, 2018

Best BBQ this part of town. We had the Korean BBQ that was to die for with Beef Brisket cooked for 14 hrs and Southern Fried Drumstick that had a mouth watering coating. The sauces that came with the Korean BBQ and the Drumsticks were rightly picked and went very well. For sides we had their red potatoes mashed with cheese and Sesame Brussels Sprouts..who knew Brussels Sprouts would taste so good. Wine pairing offered was the right pick. I will be back for sure. Very friendly service, good food and prices are very reasonable. Great place for BBQ and meat lovers!

Hezi Choo

Apr 16, 2018

Friendly service, really great portions - we couldn't finish it all and had a very good time. Food is not cheap but the quality of the food and the portions show why. Just note the following: ordering is by shared table, and you cannot order à la carte. That means everyone must agree to the number of meat dishes you want and which ones. If you're not into sharing, this is not the place for you. No dessert but there's a Portugese bakery down the street that's amazing so have a nice walk after your meal. We had the Brisket (melt in the mouth, juicy), Bourbon maple ribs, brisket mac & cheese, flank steak, smoked wings (I was surprised how good the wings were) and the corn bread. Definite winners were the brisket and wings. I am more of a fan of sweet corn bread than savoury but everyone else seemed to enjoy it. Go early as they do run out of stuff.

Paolo

Feb 26, 2018

I really really wanted to enjoy my meal, I had heard so many great things about this place... but unfortunately, didn't happen. This is why: 1. Restaurant was understaffed - got our beers almost 20 minutes after we ordered them... and we were sitting at the bar. This was on a Saturday afternoon. 2. The man prepping our food (in the open, just behind the bar) was having a bad day, and he was taking it out on the food. He was throwing raw food on the ground, slamming lids, muttering to himself and generally throwing a tantrum. On top of this, he counted his cash tips in the open on the bar, then went back to handling raw food... hands unwashed. 3. Price seemed a little on the high side. Spent $105 bucks on lunch for 2, we only had 1 beer each. Too much money when the meat on the platter was mostly chicken. To top it all off, the food didn't blow my socks off. The smoked wings weren't smoked (they were deep fried) the brisket wasn't tender and the brisket mac and cheese was bland. Hope someone at the restaurant is reading this...

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