Restaurant Review, P-Dubs in Tehachapi, California

Restaurant Review, P-Dubs in Tehachapi, California

You’ll find this restaurant at a corner next to some buildings where customers park their cars and lead their families into the establishment for barbecue, deli sandwich, specialties, and other delicious items.  Plenty of items can be observed from the menu as well as from a server’s presentation of goods.  Smiles go around, people almost dance to the music, and televisions under the roof blare out with sports updates and cross references to country music.  People gather around inside and, to tell you the truth, the place looks really fantastic when lights are on and sports memorabilia can be seen during the meals taken or forgotten, or both.  Lots of items are well-prepared standards while other items such as the fish tacos or the pulled-pork sliders make me enjoy the secrecy founded on so many recipes.  The pulled pork is chewy, delicious, and is provided for on the basis of cooking with carefree attitudes on the part of the workers, who might as well sit by and take things at a glance for what’s presented, and defined, in restaurant meal-taking.  Particulars to note at this “bar” include the appetizers which, in some cases, are just as good as meals unless you can bring somebody over for sharing.  Sandwiches are served with a good variety of sides to choose from.  I like it when I take a big bite out of a burger while watching Dodgers SportsNet from the back towards the kitchen.  Every meal can be finished off with some mint chocolate made to order from a green wrapper and the small, little treat smells wonderful while going outside to finish packing.  Country music itself lends plenty of favor as I go across the dining lobby to meet with my parents who’ve travelled for so long to arrive around this spot.  My brothers have been here too although I’m sure I eat some strange stuff compared to what dishes they’re used to for light, brisk fare.  Drink selections are remarkable as long as you remember to look them up from appropriate sections like the menu, the wall with the chalkboard, and even asking an employee for the tabs isn’t a lame thing at all; my family has just been having crazy fun at this place because it reminds us of Santino’s in Ventura- it’s a similar bar restaurant with lots of TVs and food or entertainment.  While barbecue dishes themselves get to be tasty on a high mark you’ll also find variety in choice goods where the server can either please the greeting or march off around tables and even towards the kitchen’s inside settings.  There’s lots of food and entertainment here and I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.