Big Daddy"s Bbq Boise

My fiance and I were very impressed with this place. Since the closing of Famous Daves, we were hoping to find a barbecue restaurant that was similar, since we don't care for Good Wood. And I must say, Big Daddy's did not disappoint. He got the Pulled Pork One Meat Platter with coleslaw and fries, and the portion of pork he got was huge! Bigger than the portions at Famous Dave's.The coleslaw was also really good, and that is coming from someone who doesn't like coleslaw. I got the Swine and Cheese Sandwich with Potato Salad, and it was amazing. We shared the Brisket Poutine, and I can honestly say Big Daddy's Brisket is BETTER than Famous Dave's. It is ridiculously tender and beautifully flavored. The service was also fantastic and our waitress was very polite and bubbly. We were greeted the second we walked in the door, and our waitress brought everything fast and answered our questions happily. We were very happy with our visit and we will be back. Update: ordered through a food delivery service. Even after a few months, the food did not disappoint. They even got my special requests done right. Photo is of the delivery.

I usually use Uber eat to order from this place and almost always they’re very good but this time I got a brisket melt sandwich the meat they put inside was sooo old and dry that made me so mad to put bad review whoever put this sandwich together should be ashamed. I placed my order at 3:30 on Wednesday January 23 with Uber eat, hopefully this will help to track down who put this sandwich together

We ordered from Big Daddy BBQ using a food delivery service, when the food arrived we found a purple checkerboard pattern on the turkey-- it had been set on paper and the dye transferred to the meat. Obviously, inedible. We called the manager, Eric, and he offered us a complimentary meal next time. So the next week we decided we would go in and take him up on that offer. We were first surprised that the checkerboard paper was still in use at the restaurant. He said he told the owners and they decided to keep the papers in use. We were offered some explanation about how the turkey was kept moist by storing it with lettuce and they are supposed to dry off the turkey before they served it, but they didn't, so the lettuce water somehow magically caused the dye to transfer to the turkey. I'm not kidding, that was the excuse. We went ahead and ordered but my salad had a significant amount of dirt on it. When the waitress came back and I told her, she just took it away and said, "I'll send Eric over." So he came over and said, "What now? Brown lettuce?" Picked it up and walked away, as my husband was in midsentence trying to talk to him. I didn't feel comfortable continuing to eat, so we let our son finish his food and decided to leave. My husband spoke again to Eric on the way out, and he continued to disrespect us. He said the reason he walked away was because he thought we were just done-- he also claimed the dirt on my lettuce was brown lettuce, (Neither are acceptable, by the way) insinuating that we were lying. We were so hoping that our experience dining in with them would have changed our perception. Prior to the dyed-turkey experience, we always enjoyed their food and were so happy to have a place so close to home we could frequent. It is a shame that you simply cannot feel safe eating their food-- but if you do end up here, ask them to hold the paper.