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Very good, fast BBQ. This is what Sonny's tries to be. We drive through David's about once a month. We get pulled pork sandwiches on garlic toast topp…
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David’s Real Pit Bar-B-Que
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And order shorchanged on ribs!!…
G Randall
David’s Real Pit Bar-B-Que
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Tha food was horrible i have always told my wife how good it was and finally took her to it and it was horrible worse bbq ever had!!!…
Roy Akins
David’s Real Pit Bar-B-Que
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9 Reviews on “David’s Real Pit Bar-B-Que”
Tha food was horrible i have always told my wife how good it was and finally took her to it and it was horrible worse bbq ever had!!!
Very disappointing. The only cashier working could not figure out how to enter our order. Five minutes after paying our food had not started as she forgot to close the order out. They also forgot the fries that we were charged for. Chicken was dry and the salad was very small for an entree.
Best BBQ in Gainesville FL
Food was really good! We got one of the family meals for 6-8 and it was a perfect amount of food. Loved the onion rings especially! The ribs were meaty and fall-off-the-bone. I like the sweet sauce, it has the slightest kick to it 🙂 yum!!
Everything was good, but the pork was dry, the turkey bland, and the sides could use improvement. The value for the money was good.
Not bad.. The people are very friendly and the service is great. I think they have the best beans in town. The chicken is good, but the other meats tend to be too dry for my taste. The sauces are very good. I like their sides very much. I just can’t get past the dry meats. The atmosphere is terrible….kinda along the lines of a school cafeteria. Better for take out.
My go-to place for BBQ in Gainesville. Nowhere else comes close for quality, quickness, and portion size! They could do with being a little more eco-friendly, though… styrofoam plates and cups and plastic silverware? Why not real plates, cups, utensils?