Barbeque Restaurants in Morristown

“Buddy’s is usually consistent with their food. The fries were fresh and the barbecue had plenty of sauce. The beans and slaw are good and what you would expect in a dine-in/ fast food barbecue restaurant. Try the spicy pickles they have out by the drink machine; they are tasty and will open your sinuses. Haha! If you like hush puppies, theirs are really good, and a server walks around offering extras. I had the pulled pork platter. For the price, quality, and quantity of the food, Buddy’s is a more affordable restaurant if you are craving barbecue.“

“Had a party of 12 and instead of putting us in the empty corner, they split us into two booths across the aisle. We asked for the corner because we needed a high chair as well. The manager was threatening and was a smart-ass when I asked for his name and corporates number. He refused to give us a high chair because it was a safety hazard in the aisle way. That is why we asked for the corner. Waited on drinks for over 20 minutes, they finally arrived when we decided we had enough of the rude manager and they still charged us for them even though we didn't take one sip of them. $41 worth of sodas and tea. We left and went straight to Cheddars up the road where they were super nice and took care of our party without hesitation. The manager at Texas Roadhouse needs fired. He doesn't care about his customers.“

“Service was great. I had the half pound cheese burger. Burger was delicious but the fries were way way way too salty. Wife's tea didn't taste right and had to exchange for lemonade. The bread they bring for appetizer was so hard that the steak knives wouldn't cut it.“