Update: Chip's Barbecue
CHIP'S BARBECUE This place has been operating since 1961. This was our first trip ever, even after living in Central Arkansas all our life. We ordered the rib dinner, 10 ounces of delicious thick loin back ribs, and the 8-ounce chopped beef dinner. The restaurant touts that the majority of their recipes are from scratch. The sides we ate were downright great, not like institutional food service stuff sometimes served elsewhere. The two diagonally cut buttered French bread slices were huge and came with both dinners. The barbecue beans were thick with flavor. The slaw had just the right balance of cabbage and sauce. We're kind of particular about our potato salad. So we asked about it and were offered a sample. It passed the test. It's a tasty mix of potato, onion, chunks of boiled egg and other seasonings in a mayo base. They offer several heat levels of barbecue sauce. We liked the mild. We're just betting that the other appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches and desserts on the menu are probably kin to what we enjoyed. 9801 W. Markham. No alcohol. CC $-$$ 225-4346 LD Mon.-Sat.








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Heck yeah!!!
I've been eating at Chip's since the early 70's and have never had a bad meal or a bad experience at the restaurant.
I love Chip's!
Posted by: kretara
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June 19, 2008 02:31 PM
It's a crime, a CRIME I tell you, to have visited Chip's Barbecue and not sampled the pies. The marvelous selection includes a rich and creamy Chocolate Cream that beats any French Silk I've ever tasted. I'm a sucker for the pecan, and the seasonal pies are nothing to sneeze at, either.
The cheesecake is a thick slice of good loving, tall and refreshingly good with or without any of the magnificent optional toppings.
And for those not wanting pie (I can't imagine why one would pass on a Chip's slice of pie, unless it was to accept a whole pie to take home), the thick and rich milkshakes are better than any chain restaurant can guarantee.
Yeah, got a soft spot for Chip's. After all, it's in walking distance of the house, and every morning (except Sunday) the neighborhood is permeated with that delicious smoke starting around 10am. Out of towners don't know what they're missing.
Posted by: Kat Robinson
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June 30, 2008 06:52 PM