Food Trucks in Coshocton

“I stopped by Rich's Country BBQ recently to try their pulled pork sandwich, and overall I'd say it's pretty good, and I'll definitely be back. The pulled pork itself was pretty good—tender, flavorful, and with just enough smokiness to make it enjoyable. However, the experience was slightly marred by the sauce, which had that unmistakable store-bought taste. It didn’t add much to the already flavorful pork and, honestly, felt like a missed opportunity for something more unique.

The sandwich was large, definitely a generous portion for the price, but at $13, it felt a little steep considering the lack of house-made sauce and more inventive flavors. That said, the size did make it feel worth it in terms of filling you up. I left satisfied in that sense, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that the sandwich could’ve been something special with a little more care put into the sauce. Plus, a few pickle slices or a topping of coleslaw would’ve gone a long way in balancing the richness of the pork and giving the sandwich a bit more texture and tang.

In the end, Rich's Country BBQ offers a solid pulled pork sandwich with decent portions, but the store-bought sauce, lack of extras, and relatively high price point left me wanting a little more from the experience. If you’re craving a big meal and don’t mind a more basic take on barbecue, you’ll probably enjoy it—but if you’re a BBQ purist, you might be a bit disappointed.“

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