famous dave's

mmmm mmm. quick and exceptionally friendly servcie. everyone at the table was amazed by the portions of the food and drinks. the food was bursting with a wonderful warmth and flavor that can't be beat.

at the end of the night we were all full, happy and vowing to come back again next time we visited tennesee.

smokey goodness and the excellent service that is hard to find these days!

awesome place. corn bread muffins are a must!

favorite bbq in everett. when i need to get my ribs on, i prefer jones. however, every jones is a half-hour drive at best into the impenetrable traffic scene that is downtown seattle, so getting your rib on extends to one, two hours. so what are you going to do for instant gratification? the best option in everett is famous dave's. yeah, yeah, i know, it's a chain restaurant ... how could can it possibly be? pretty darn good, if i may say so. the sauces are savory. while the ribs are nothing to write home about, famous dave's does beat jones on two key metrics: 1.) dave's bbq chicken is actually better and 2.) dave's pulled pork is pretty good (i'm not even sure jones offers this key item of southern cuisine). dave also has some great corn bread. we've order this several times for the express intent of snacking on 'em at home.

not worth the price. i had lunch here the other day. i order a combo plate, it had two meats (about 2 bites of each). does it compair? no
if you really want great bbq. #1 the bbq joint in oak harbor. #2 stickyfingers in marysville. #3 the naked pigs in snohomish. sure its not bad for a change, but ___rack at the other end of everett mall way is 10 times better and gives u 5 times as much to eat. so drive alittle further and enjoy a better meal.

the briskette was soooooo dry and not a drop of juice in it to be found :(. hubby sort of liked the pulled pork so one thumbs up onedown.

fav place for great 'que!

great food, took care of our 30+ group very well!