BBQ and steakhouses in Richland, WA

Richland has 5 BBQ and steakhouses, with 4 open on Sundays and 4 open late past 9 p.m. Porter’s Real Barbecue started in 2014 as a food truck and moved to George Washington Way, where food is made from scratch with meat smoked overnight. Sterling’s on Queensgate Drive has served the community for over 40 years and serves steak and seafood dinners, build-your-own omelets and Belgian waffles, plus scratch-made creme brulee. Baby J’s on Stevens Drive is a barbecue restaurant whose co-owners are Nancy Mack and Anthony Mendez, with a menu ranging from barbecue to Mexican food. Dickey’s Barbecue Pit on Queensgate Drive is part of the Texas-style barbecue chain founded in Dallas in 1941 with meats slow-smoked on site daily. Budd’s Broiler is a steakhouse on Columbia Point Drive. Hours vary, so call ahead.

  • 5 listed
  • 4 open Sundays
  • 4 open past 9 p.m.
  • 1 open before 7 a.m.
  • 1 women-owned
  • 1 Latino-owned
  • 1 deliver

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit

BBQ & Steakhouse

Richland · Open now

Barbecue restaurant on Queensgate Dr in Richland. Part of the Texas-style barbecue chain that started in Dallas in 1941.

Budd’s Broiler

BBQ & Steakhouse

Richland · Closed now

Richland steakhouse on Columbia Point Dr. Offers dine-in, takeout, delivery, curbside pickup and outdoor seating. Serves brunch, lunch and dinner.

Baby J’s

BBQ & Steakhouse

Richland · Closed now

A barbecue restaurant based in Richland. Women-owned business. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.

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