Truly Spicy
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Truly Spicy Reviews
This place sits in an area that is going through some rehab. Nice Location and easily able to access it. open to all types of people. There was a nice line of Bikes sitting front and center which coming from a rider was appealing to see. Also a great group of riders sitting at the bar. Service was wonderdul and my eyes were bigger than my stomach so I had a nice care package for the next night, The Ribs (Full Rack) with an amazing sauce did not disappoint me. The Brisket Burnt...read full review
I've been a patron of RHB for many many years. It is not what it once was. Maybe age is showing through or maybe the whole franchise is bored and tired. The onion loaf was fantastic as always! The ribs were good but not as amazing as they have been in the past. The Burnt Ends app and meal was soooo good. That's what I'll get if I go back. The pulled chicken was meh and the fried catfish was salty. Our waiter was on top of drinks and we were a party of 8. We had a Birthday cake...read full review
The service was complete, but not warm, caring or above average. We understand that COVID affected restsurant service but as thete were umerous servers around, not sure why it was so methodical and rote. What was really distressing was the teeny tiny servings, from meat entree to sides. The green beans, macaroni, and collard greens were in seeming three spoonful servings. Never seen bowls that small! Brisket was also very small, barely enough to qualify as an entree. The salmon...read full review
Truly Spicy, located in a revitalizing area, welcomes a diverse crowd including bikers. The Full Rack of Ribs with amazing sauce and Brisket Burnt Ends App are highlights on the menu. The service is efficient, with attentive waitstaff. However, some dishes like the pulled chicken and fried catfish fell short of expectations. The portion sizes, especially for sides like green beans and macaroni, left much to be desired. Despite the small servings, the food quality was average, with the salmon resembling frozen slices. The restaurant's ambiance may have lost some of its charm over the years, but the onion loaf remains a crowd-pleaser. Customers recommend skipping the banana pudding but indulging in the burnt ends. Overall, Truly Spicy offers a mixed experience, with some dishes impressing while others fall flat, making it a hit-or-miss dining destination.