Used to be good (notice when the reviews stopped), then they started cutting corners and changed their recipes. Now I don't know of anyone who goes there regularly. You're better off hitting up Dewayne's a few miles north on Hwy 7 in Dover or Whole Hog down I-40 in Conway. This place just isn't worth it any more. Sad day.
Review Source:I've never felt more like a local Arkansan than I did when I finally decided to eat lunch at a restaurant that shares a building with a gas station. Â Sure, BBQ joints are typically rustic or plain old dirty, but watching hillbillies fill up their '87 Rams while I stuff my gullet didn't seem that appetizing. Â Nonetheless, I have concluded that Fat Daddy's makes the best barbecue in town. Â Their meat is insanely tender and they will cook it in the sauce (sweet or spicy) of your choice. Â The spicy sauce tastes mostly of pepper and vinegar while the sweet sauce is closer to Texas barbecue. Â The secret, dear reader, is to ask them to mix the two together when they cook your sandwich. Â
Don't bother with the sides though; the cole slaw is nothing special (though they'll add it to your sandwich for free), the green beans always taste strangely of peanut butter, and the fries are below average. Â Save those calories and just get a bigger sandwich.
This little sandwich joint, tucked away just off I-40, just changed my life when it comes to a pork sandwich. We pulled in for gas and were lured in by an amazing BBQ smell, and with that curiosity of " does it taste as good as it smells?" your forced to buy one. Let's just say if I was anywhere in the state again I'm defiantly going out of my way to get another...maybe three or four! It's a must try. On a 1-10 it's gets a straight up 15!
Review Source:I would have to say that this is one of the best BBQ joints I've been to. Â The BBQ is fantastic. Â The sauces are amazing, with either sweet, spicy, or combined. Â Also it is right off the interstate, very accessible, just about half a mile. Â And they always have the TVs set to ESPN. Â Well worth a stop off if you're heading through the area.
Review Source:aka Fat Daddy's Bar B Que.
Not a restaurant but a small catering counter found within a gas station. Random? Completely. We was' road trippin cross country and we stopped for essentials, Gatorade and road beverages. Smelled the BBQ and had to have a couple of their pulled pork sandwiches. Not your typical BBQ sandwich. Theirs had a significant taste difference, the flavor was sharp and afterwards we felt satiated and fresh. The sauce was more of a black pepper with a light vinegar finish. Our taste buds were perplexed; reminds me of those Cole slaw's which aren't sweet, but tart.
Searching for the correct location on-line was a feat! This spot is located in a gas station, which brand I can't remember. Thinking Texaco or Phillips. Â Worth mention, because if you are as crazy for BBQ like me, maybe you too had hoped someone reviewed it. Â
Yelp app. get it.