Backyard BBQ

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About Backyard BBQ

Backyard BBQ is a welcoming restaurant with friendly staff, offering gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions. Originating from Alabama, it brings authentic and high-quality BBQ to Sioux Falls. The atmosphere is pleasant, and while it lacks a good sweet tea, many customers praise the superb service and the quality of the food. Ribs are described as fall off the bone with more meat than fat, and the pulled pork is also highly recommended with a good portion of meat. The chicken with mustard sauce is considered delish, and the sausage is good. Sides are served in small portions on paper, but the quality is very good, and some customers suggest that serving sides on a plate might be better. The menu offers decent prices, and they even serve SDSU ice cream as a side. The staff has been praised for being helpful and professional, making events like weddings easy to organize. Customers often mention the food being served in great portions, with the ribs coming right off the bone and the pulled pork being large and tasty. The baked beans are flavorful with good meat, and the overall cleanliness and fast service add to the positive experience. While some items like mac and cheese and cornbread have been noted as bland or not tasting like corn, the overall experience is highly praised. Many consider Backyard BBQ their new favorite BBQ spot in Sioux Falls, and most plan to return for the fun atmosphere and friendly service.

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Backyard BBQ Reviews

3.7
182 ratings
Restaurantji Rating
5
55%
4
16%
3
9%
2
8%
1
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Food
3.9
Atmosphere
4.1
Service
4.1

Everything was delicious!
But the customer service was GREAT!
Was just passing through and found this on our Gluten Free app. Notified the chef we were gluten free, and he let us know there’s a dedicated fryer and gave recommendations!

Was taken a bit by surprise at your food truck when I ordered your kettle chips. I was thinking they would be fried on the spot, fresh potatoes. I was handed an individual portioned bag of plain potato chips and then asked to hand over $3. I know prices are up at the wholesale and retail end, but to charge $3 for a .37$ bag of chips?

Had ribs there one day. They seemed dry, like they had sat around for a few hours.

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