RibCrib BBQ — Restaurant in Elk City

The combo Pigman sandwich is just as good here as at other locations. The tea and the house chips just as tasty here as at other locations. I think it’s best to get here well before the final hour of serving because I see from other reviews how great the service here can be. To be fair - I asked, when rolling in at 9:10, if they were trying to close. I waited 7-8 minutes for a waitress. No onions or pickles on the sandwich. No refill on tea. Had a great view of the Chiefs game and the waitress did come with some pickles & onions with about 3-4 bites left in the sandwich. I chuckled when I heard her bemoan to her counterparts how poor the tips had been tonight. That was no surprise. But the sandwich was just fine and maybe it was a long day for all. I dropped $10 cash on top of my little company card tip just to try to make her day a little better. Next time I’ll try to stop in the Elk City Rib Crib at a daylight hour and know they’ll be in...

In Texas, this place would be shut down for its unsanitary environment - if you’re okay with flies landing all over your food, and having the bar tender prepare an old fashion drink for your but instead of bringing it to you, simply places it on the counter, allowing flies to swarm all over it, and then never even bring the drink to you (thank God), then dine here. I walked out before getting my water and old fashion because instead of bringing the drinks to you they bring it to the flies first. I was utterly disgusted. Furthermore (crazy, right!?) the heavier set waitress clearly hates her job and will burn off on you while you’re trying to order. She is so rude and standoffish, clearly in the wrong industry. I guess I’m just used to good ol’ southern hospitality. This place offer quite the opposite. On the positive, and looking past all the flies and subpar service, there are TV’s nicely placed all over to catch the...

Our waitress was trying her best. She had a sweet smile. The food, which is usually really good, was awful. I tried the bar-b-ritto. The menu suggested I add queso and guac for a small additional fee. That sounded good, so I ordered it. The queso and quac was totally forgotten at first. After I reminded Chasity (our sweet smiling waitress) it was brought to the table. The guac tasted like that stuff you buy frozen and thaw out, the process giving it the most unflavorful taste of cardboard. The queso on the other hand, tasted just like artichoke soup. When Chasity eventually came by to ask how everything tasted I told her. She told me I was wrong. I must have offended her because she never offered to refill any of our party's drinks. Never offered my son-in-law a second beer. After making sure our check was paid Chasity said she hoped we would order something we...