Location: Cross Lanes
Top Restaurants in Cross Lanes
Best Barbecue food near Cross Lanes, West Virginia, United States
Find out what Barbecue restaurants to try in Cross Lanes. Cross Lanes is a census-designated place (CDP) and suburb of Charleston in Kanawha County, West Virginia, United States. As of the 2010 census, its population was 9,995.
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1. Ridge View BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By G1084LDjamesa
Colleague and I stopped in for lunch while on a business trip, and very glad we found this place! Great BBQ for a decent price! VERY quick and friendly service to boot! I wanted to try several meats so I got a pick 3 platter and tried the brisket, pulled pork, and ribs. All three meats were great and the Mac n cheese and potato salad sides were awesome too. I ate so much I didnât need dinner that day! Will definitely be back!
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2. Barnyard Bbq
Overall Ratings
3 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By 925matthewp
Wings were good but a little greasy and overly saucy. Meat entree was decent. Disappointed with the coupon ordeal though. Had a $6 off an entree coupon but waitress told us, after the fact, that wings didnât count as an entree (the $20 wings we ordered were more than any other entree). Only reason we ate here was for the coupon. Frequent guest but may not be back.
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3. Dem 2 Brothers and a Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Sassygardner
I joined friends for a late lunch while on business this weekend in Charleston. The aroma was delicious, and that small didn't lie. The ribs were succulent. I got the 2-meat Grill Master Combo, opting for the $2 surcharge to include brisket. The ribs were done right, though they were TINY and the portion size wasn't that large, either. I think they served me a few of the tiny "riblet" trimmings, but not the actual ribs. The brisket was good, not sliced with any expertise, but still good. My sides of choice were the greens and the sweet potato casserole. Both were fine, the casserole, quite good, but again portions were way too small. Greens cost very little, but they were sure stingy on them, and of course no offers for more. No offers for drink refills, either. We got plastic forks, and no knives, which wasn't very thoughtful of the management. Still, the meat was good. A friend suggested to top things off with the banana pudding. Did I say banana? Did I say pudding? Uh, better call it vanilla wafer wall paper paste. No banana to be found, and not custard, just way too many wafers held together with some sort of canned GOO. It was, sorry to say, NASTY! Why they think this cold gelatanus mess is banana pudding is beyond me. DON'T ORDER IT!!! Still, I recommend stopping here for the barbecue.
