Rib City - Immokalee
$ • Barbeque, Southern
Hours:
621 N 15th St, Immokalee
(239) 657-4003
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Great BBQ, friendly staff, good prices, & spicy ranch! Been a customer for over 20 years and still is my go to for bbq in SW Fl.
Experience was great good value, good service, cleanliness, quality food and drinks we’ll recommend
My husband and I stopped for dinner. I asked our server Latoya a few questions, She came back with the answers right away. Our service and food was amazing. Thank you Latoya for the great experience.
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
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Rib City is a hidden gem in Immokalee, known as a great local place with incredible and delicious food. Many reviewers highlight the baby back ribs, which are fall-off-the-bone and as advertised. The menu also receives praise, with specific mentions of the cheese fries appetizer, onion rings, coleslaw, beans, mac and cheese, and bread, all cooked perfectly. The service is generally described as good, great, awesome, quick, and friendly, with staff being very helpful and attentive even when busy. Takeout service is also noted as quick.
While most find the food on point with no complaints, some service experiences vary, with one mention of a waitress who could have been more attentive and nicer. A few reviewers noted odd extra charges, such as for a dipping sauce or for refilling cups to go, which were not clearly communicated. The restaurant is considered kid-friendly, welcoming children with paper menus and crayons. It is viewed as a wonderful place to eat, much better than eating at the nearby casino, and while perhaps not the absolute best, it is possibly the best non-Mexican restaurant in the area, ensuring you most likely won't be disappointed. One suggestion for management was a requirement for staff to wear hair nets while cooking and serving food.