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Dickey's Barbecue Pit

Name: Dickey's Barbecue Pit
Address: 1005 S Arizona Ave, Chandler, AZ, 85225, US
Telephone: (480) 812-1687
Price range: $$$

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Phil Bokowe

Nov 25, 2017

I don't usually write reviews unless I've had either really great or very poor experience. In this case, every time I've gone in here, I've never been disappointed. And I can't say that about other Dickey's locations... Everything I've ever ordered is always fresh and flavorful. But most importantly, the young lady that works there (I don't know her name) is truly the nicest, most polite person you'll ever meet. You can tell she genuinely cares and takes pride in what she does.

UCG Mike

Apr 7, 2018

The Best! Wow Delish! Came here because we had a coupon and glad we did. Staff was very friendly and Carlie went way out of her way to find a plugin for my laptop! Will be back ... soon!

Jeff Pritchard

Feb 21, 2018

When you walk in, it looks like a BBQ place. There are stacks of wood, fridge full of meat, trays with paper on them. But then you notice the "stacks of wood" are just cut ends of wood glued to the wall to look like stacks of wood. I mention this because I feel it sums the place up nicely: it's a cynical, shallow imitation of BBQ. I can't compare brisket, because they were out. I can't compare ribs, because they were out. But they had pulled pork, which was a little past done and into "mushy" territory but not too bad, and sausage, which was the only thing I had that I could taste smoke on. Again not bad, certainly not the best I've had. You know how at a real BBQ place the barbecued beans are full of odd ends and bits from the meats and have that great smoky taste? Not here, the BBQ beans are indistinguishable from just being poured out of a big can. You know how at a real BBQ place when you get a cornbread muffin and it has a muffin top that's hanging over the wrapper and crispy and the best part? Not here, the muffin has no muffin top, it's way too small for that. It's like a muffin bump. Speaking of which, it was ridiculously sweet and not grainy like cornbread should be. It was closer to a "corn muffin", in the same sense as a "blueberry muffin". Everything about the food screamed "look at us cut as many corners and shave as much cost as we can while trying to still look like a BBQ joint." You may say, "maybe it's just a fast food chain BBQ place?" And you would be right that it's exactly what you expect from a fast food chain BBQ, except that a two item plate and a drink is going to cost you around fifteen dollars. That's not "fast food" money, that's real BBQ money. It's like the McDonalds of BBQ, if McDonalds charged you like they were serving steakhouse hamburgers. There are far better places to get BBQ.

Robbi Falkner

Mar 9, 2018

Everything was good..But the pork was a bit dry when we got it home..Good thing they have some seriously good sauce to slather on your sandwich...The Mac n chz was really good...Aloha🌴

LAMAR Dunlap

Feb 9, 2018

Fast service and great food. Nice and tender ribs and quality sides make this one of my favorite stops. Brisket is to die for and the potatoe salad is better than my mother's and that's saying a lot.

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