Top 5 Barbeque in Nevada

1263 E Silverado Ranch Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89183, United States

“First time trying this place and loved it especially the tomahawk so tender and the marinade is just the way I like it. Hotpot (there are diff options) and seafood boil also included. They are running happy hour specials on alcoholic drinks and AYCE. Worth it! We were so full! Don't forget to order dessert. I love the ube ice cream.”

13945 Mt Bismark St, Reno, NV 89506, United States

“We just ordered our first box, and are super impressed in terms of the quality, flavor, and quantity! We heard about Ice Age Meals through a couple of sponsored CrossFit athletes. These meals are going to allow for better portion control, and healthy eating. Ultimately we will save money on food because we won't be getting takeout from restaurants as a last-minute dinner multiple times per week. Thank you for providing such a great service to people. We will be ordering again. <3”

1290 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, United States

“World-class customer service and delicious authentic Filipino food. Was put into food coma immediately after leaving restaurant.”

4978 S Virginia St, Reno, NV 89502, United States

“This place used to be great….. two years ago. Came back to give it a shot and unfortunately I was so overwhelmed by the smell of Clorox throughout the restaurant I decided to get my food to go only to discover the food was over cooked in the rice was so dry it felt like it was going to crack my tooth. (they also forgot my utensils) I wish I could say that the staff was at least courteous and helpful. I was given attitude just for asking for some sauce. I feel sorry for the owner. Your employees make or break the business By the way, I haven’t done a review in years and that should tell you enough to know that you should be warned. Good luck!”

4500 Sunset Rd #12, Henderson, NV 89014, United States

“Overall food is good. They have 3 different menus to choose from. However overall the marinade seemed lacking for the cost of the dinner. As well as the exhaust set up over the table really is just in the way. Service was great. No issue getting a table. Overall a good place to get Korean BBQ”

551 W Mesquite Blvd, Mesquite, NV 89027, United States

“We have gone to Vj's tons because of the food. While the staff is friendly we have only gone a small handful of times when the staff were good at their jobs. Friendly yes. Good service? Not at all! We go enough and talk to enough of the unhappy patrons sitting around us to get a pretty good view of the situation. There is obviously no effort put into training. The on going theme every time we're there in the afternoon is 3 people on the floor and no one tending the tables. People walking out after being told to sit and never getting to even make a drink order. The staff disappear and then when they are finally seen they avoid eye contact. The tables that did get food and have left, don't get cleared until there is nothing but an ocean of dirty table's and no clean available. The last time we were there the girl said she had only been there 4 days. She was very sweet but clearly did not have enough training to be the main server, bartender, and cashier. When we got our food after about 40 minutes, one of the orders was wrong. I'd ordered the BBQ chicken dinner. I got the sandwich. She said that the manager asked here which one I wanted and she didn't know so they settled on the sandwich. The manager should have told the new girl to go out and make sure which one I wanted. The others at our table got their food and I waited... Actually they had to wait too, because neither were given silverware and the person with a HUGE salad was given no dressing. We waited and waited to see someone who worked there show up on the floor from the back again. 15 minutes later we grabbed a girl who I think might have been the hostess. She brought 1 little side dressing. We waited another 20 minutes and my food arrived and we asked for more dressing and refills. Another 10 minutes passed and we got dressing... The wrong kind... And no refills. The family next to us who had not even gotten a waitress or drink order in 25 minutes finally left. We see this happening every single afternoon visit. BTW this is after the Covid reopening and we were all sat in booths right next to each other. I don't care for myself. But there is a criteria that is supposed to be followed and the other restaurants even in our town of Overton are adhering to it. So after we all ate our cold meals and warm salad. We waited another 15 minutes for a bill. Then another 10 minutes or more to get our card back. Keep in mind this wasn't a busy day. Most tables were not filled, many left and all the other tables had the same experience. This is a real shame because honestly, it's not enough anymore to eat here just because the food is good. I know the owner is capable of training a better staff as he owns several restaurants in town where the service is far better. I have no idea why at Vj's the poor staff is untrained and left to the wolves. They are nice people who are just not at all ready to be left alone without well trained hands on management. This is not a covid new thing... This is a constant issue plaguing this restaurant for a very long time. I want to be able to tell everyone to eat there. But I always have to tell them great food, terrible service so make sure you have a couple hours to spare if you plan on eating there. I really hope Vj's owner hears this review and all the similar ones and fixes things. One visit was when the car show was in town and it should have been full of patrons and staff. That visit was a runner up to this one. People walking out after waiting and new people walking out because every table was un bussed and only 3 tables had patrons. That was a lost opportunity at big profits right there! I beg of you to fix this. If not, I can't believe we will be the only regulars who will leave. Pics below are of 2nd worst service visit on the car show day! Unbused, not due to patron volume, just hours of neglect. People coming in were told to sit at bar because the tables were unbused. Those who didn't want to, left. Many stood and stared, looking for a place to sit, looking for a hostess to direct them and then just turned and left.”