Bigfoot BBQ
About
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Voted best BBQ in Flagstaff for over 10 years, and it's tucked into the basement of the Old Town Shops — finding it is half the fun. Hickory smoked meats, Southern-inspired sides, and a kids menu for 12 and under (pulled pork, smoked chicken, or chopped beef, all come with fries and a drink for $7.99). There's a dedicated kids area, big screen TVs, and two spacious dining rooms that can handle large families without feeling cramped. They do a Family Night where kids eat free, so keep an eye out for that. A great no-fuss spot if your crew is craving classic BBQ.
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Hours
- Mon11am – 8pm
- Tue11am – 8pm
- Wed11am – 8pm
- Thu11am – 8pm
- Fri11am – 9pm
- Sat11am – 9pm
- Sun11am – 9pm
Price
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Phone
(928) 226-1677Website
bigfootbbq.comWhile you're in the area
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