Spring Creek Barbeque

I don’t eat pork so it’s hard to find BBQ places that sell other beef options besides brisket. I found this location that sells Beef ribs for weekends only and called to ensure they had beef ribs left. If you’re looking for beef ribs, call first and make your way there! The sides: Mac & cheese, green beans (it was one tiny peace of bacon. I took it out), and potato salad is good. I love their beef ribs! It falls off the bone!! and their BBQ sauce. It’s a little tangy and sweet so you get tangy in the beginning and sweet at the end. I had take out so I love that they give the little cups of BBQ sauce and then a bigger cup of sauce. That house bread…whew!! Truly thank you! I will be back!!

First time here. Everyone was nice and respectful. The food was great. The pickle spears and jalapenos were fresh and crunchy and the onions too . I got the sliced brisket sandwich with pinto beans and macaroni and cheese and peach cobbler. Honey, that peach cobbler had the perfect amount of crust to peaches. A sista trying to lose weight and they want to offer peach cobbler, and it’s good? Don’t do my like that Spring Creek Barbeque . Overall, great experience. I will be back.

I was having some work done on my car at discount tire. I decided to walk over for a bite to eat at Spring Creek BBQ. It was midday on a weekday and they were extremely slow. I approached and asked the gentleman for a kids meal, to which he quickly went to quoting policy and telling me I was not allowed to have it. he went on to tell me if he allows me to do it, then everyone else will too. Maybe, but if everyone else is ordering it, maybe you need to take another look at your portion sizes. I am strongly against wasting food, I am a small female with a small appetite. I’m trying to spend money with you and not waste food. I simply went out the door, then came back in and placed a order to go… sat down quietly to eat my food when another gentleman came over and began lecturing me telling me he was losing money. Actually, I paid $10.01 for this kids meal that I am eating quietly by myself in the corner. Without it, I would’ve walked out with nothing. So I don’t think you lost money, you just lost a customer due to the incredibly disrespectful and rude way I was treated in your restaurant. These people put on a weird facade of some kind of family/christian establishment, but don’t be fooled. See below for a picture of my kids meal. It is more than enough food for me and all I want and still will not be able to finish it. Maybe try teaching empowerment to your leaders. Policies are simply guidelines and they should have the option to cheerfully adjust as needed for each customer. I seriously doubt very many people over the age of 12 years old even order a kids meal so I don’t think this is a huge issue for spring Creek barbecue. Leaning solely on a “policy” is your greater issue. This experience was embarrassing and really turned me off of this place.- the cashier that took my order was the only good thing about this experience. She was friendly.