Cuisines and Dishes at Daddy D'z:
- Barbecue
- Sandwiches
- Wings
Daddy D'z
264 Memorial Dr SE,
Atlanta
GA
30312
Today's hours: 11:00 am-12:30 am
daddydz.com (404) 222-0206
Menu for Daddy D'z
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Ratings and Reviews for Daddy D'z
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May 16 2012
Dominic P. via Yelp
The food here is amazing - fresh and delicious. You would be making a mistake if you don't try it. Frank and the crew are very helpful. They will go out...read more
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May 13 2012
Mat M. via Yelp
WOW. #bestroadtripever was a road trip that I took with a friend through the south. Savannah, Memphis, HHI, Atlanta and Elijay. Daddy D'z was one of the...read more
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May 10 2012
Gerald E. via Yelp
I don't get it. I am from Saint Louis...Headquarters of How to Make Good BBQ. This was not it! I understand the whole atmosphere thing they are going...read more
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Oct 27 2008
mannerton via Citysearch
Over the weekend I took a friend there for the first time. The ribs were OK, but for ribs with sides and two beers...$43????? Yike...read more
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Aug 25 2008
badasscass via Citysearch
i went there with some friends to see if Daddy D'z was better than Fatt Matts. I ordered the smoke turkey with potato wedges and m...read more
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Jul 25 2008
via Citysearch
You might be cautious based on how the place looks, but this is one of the best BBQ spots in Atlanta. They don't care about decor...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
This barbecue joint draws a steady crowd from all over the metro area. Its colorful cinder-block space features a small, brightly lit dining room bordered by an enclosed patio. Popular with folks from the Cotton Mill Lofts and Grant Park, it also makes a great warm-up spot for a Braves game and features live blues on the weekends. Service is minimal but usually friendly.
The Food
The centerpiece of this classic barbecue restaurant: spare ribs, cut by the half slab or slab, chicken quarters, white or dark, and plates of pulled pork. The sauce, ketchup-based and sweet, owes more to Texas than to Georgia, but it's good all the same. Unusual menu items, like rib tips fried in pastry (''que wraps''), are good for novelty value alone. Standard sides include baked beans, cole slaw, potato salad and mac and cheese, which has a cheesy, junk food appeal.
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