Dixie Pig
701 N 6th St, Blytheville, AR, 72315
Dixie Pig Menu
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Address :
701 N 6th St
Blytheville, AR, 72315 - Phone (870) 763-4636
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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David B.
Great sweet tea, pulled pork was good, added BBQ sauce that was pretty good. Ordered a plate for the fries, which came with only 7 fries. Prices were decent and waitress was quick. Felt like a local bbq diner- would go back.
(4)Adam N.
Thank you Yelp for another gem! I rated it four stars because it should be at least a 3 star restaurant. I ordered the large bbq sandwich with fries. Cost- $6.75. As I was eating my sandwich with the STRONG vinegar "Original" sauce, I heard rumors of a "Rib Sauce" which is more thick. I would recommend trying the original sandwich with the RIB SAUCE. This holds par with most chopped beef sandwiches in Texas, and reminds me of the BBQ served in Baltimore. The sandwich was cooked perfectly and is served without sauce. The sauce is on the table and settles quickly. Put your thumb on the cap and give it a turn or two, it mixes the vinegar and water, and you are set. Also this place is rumored to be inspiration for the Dixie Pig referenced in Stephen King's The Dark Tower. I also had to keep myself from talking Aggie baseball with the table beside me complaining about Arkansas' team this year. Whoop! Gig Em! etc etc
(4)Arkansas G.
Another great experience. Went with my father and son. Great food, portions, and ambiance. The best BBQ in a town for great bbq!!!!!!
(5)Bruce B.
The "pig" barbeque sandwich is the best I have ever eaten. I go to eat there anytime I am near Blytheville. I am from Memphis and have eaten barbeque sandwiches at many Memphis BBQ restaurants and I have never found one close to the Dixie Pig's.
(5)Clyde P.
Great BBQ if stuck in Blytheville No Franklins though
(3)Kevin N.
I enjoyed the BBQ plate and I thought that the prices were very reasonable. Well worth the time and money.
(4)Karen W.
After driving past this place, I had to do a double take, having read Stephen King's Dark Tower series a few years ago. This restaurant is the original Dixie Pig, established in 1923, but not the one you get when you do a online search (that one with the downloadable menu is in Little Rock) and has nothing to do with the Dark Tower. They did not have a take out menu (online or otherwise) but they were happy to do take out orders. I ordered the large pig sandwich which is pulled pork and cabbage trimmed. They offered me samples of both their BBQ sauces - a vinegar based that was spicy and on the hot side and their rib sauce - more of a traditional tomato based sauce. I preferred the rib sauce after trying both of the sauces. They also have smoked ham sandwiches and you can order their meats by the pound. They serve ribs as a special only on the weekends. This restaurant is further into town and a little ways off the interstate. Overall, the sandwich was good, I've had better pulled pork but I also have had worse.
(3)Thanatos M.
Overpriced and overrated by many in the area. There is much better bbq to be had in town for a better price.
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