text: Really good barbecue, really spotty service.\n\nI think the Famous Dave's franchise is a wonderful success story of stick-to-it-ive-ness and the American Entreprenurial Spirit. Dave Anderson's story is very compelling. I just wish everyone at this particular restaurant were as jazzed about Dave as I am.\n\nThe menu is fairly priced for lunch and dinner. I usually get a two-meat combo (catfish and brisket) with a side of firecracker green beans, and it comes with a half ear of corn on the cob, a cornbread muffin, and a half a slice of texas toast. There's like six flavors of barbecue sauce on the table. It comes to around twelve bucks with iced tea.\n\nWhat I don't like about this Famous Dave's is the service. It's hit or miss...mostly miss. How some waiters keep their jobs is beyond me. I guess the manager is a very tolerant person or whatever. Today, I sat down with a few others for lunch, saw our waiter a total of three times: to take our order, to deliver our drinks AND food at the same time, and to bring the check...in about a whole hour! Ugh.\n\nI love the food, that's the only reason this review gets two stars.\n\nBeware of the so-called \"Happy Hour\" from 2pm to 6pm weekdays. Three Bucks (!!) for a 23-ounce Budweiser. That is really disappointing to me. We're not talking about Imported German Beer, we're talking Bud on Tap! Incredible.