The pork ribs came out on a bed of fries, a couple pickles and a Kansas City style bourbon sauce. They were smoky, tender, and cooked flawlessly, the meat coming right off the bone. The sauce could have had more spicy-sweet kick, the ribs were well seasoned and the generous portion of chips were crispy and well-seasoned.
The Texas BBQ chicken was also well cooked and tasted , with another liberal portion of chips.
We grabbed 3 sides - coleslaw, BBQ corn, and of course, mac and cheese. The coleslaw stood out between the three, clearing the pallet from the BBQ meat.
For dessert, the pecan pie caught Nicole's eye and we had to order it. The whipped cream on the side bring back a hit of the diner feeling again.
Smokey's would be great for those who want to dip their toes into American BBQ with their family. It feels familiar, warm, and inviting.
Smokey's All American BBQ
144 Rouse St, Port Melbourne
(also 256-260 Chapel St, Prahran)
Open Mon-Sun 11am-11pm
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