Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue

About Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue:

Dave Raymond, Aka Sweet Baby Ray, Namesake of the Second Best Selling Barbecue Sauce in the Nation, Opened Sweet Baby Ray's Wood Dale Barbecue Restaurant in June of 2005. Raymond Negotiated the Opportunity To Open Four Restaurants With the Sweet Baby Ray's Banner When They Sold the Sauce Business A Few Years Ago. Wood Dale Was A Natural, Since It Is Only A Half-Mile From His Home. the 36-Seat Space Reveals Raymond's Attention To Every Aspect of the Business, From the Dã©cor To the Menu. Booths Are Hand-Carved Out of Solid Blocks of Wood. the Cherry Red Floor Comes From A Plantation in Louisiana. Food Trays Are Galvanized Tin, To Imitate the Dã©cor of Chicago-Style Barbecue Restaurants From the '50s and '60s. A Bookcase Full of Barbecue Books, Barbecue Posters, and Even A Chronological Historical Series of Sweet Baby Ray's Sauce Bottles Adorn the Walls. Other Accents Depict Chicago Landmarks. A Display of Sports Memorabilia Includes the Last Cubs Banner To Hang in Candlestick Park Traded by the Field Crew for Five Pork Sandwiches. There Is Also A Unique Collection of Sweet Baby Ray's Personal Memorabilia From the "west Side, Best Side" Where he Was Raised. Dave Raymond, Aka Sweet Baby Ray, Namesake of the Second Best Selling Barbecue Sauce in the Nation, Opened Sweet Baby Ray's Wood Dale Barbecue Restaurant in June of 2005. Raymond Negotiated the Opportunity To Open Four Restaurants With the Sweet Baby Ray's Banner When They Sold the Sauce Business A Few Years Ago. Wood Dale Was A Natural, Since It Is Only A Half-Mile From His Home. the 36-Seat Space Reveals Raymond's Attention To Every Aspect of the Business, From the Décor To the Menu. Booths Are Hand-Carved Out of Solid Blocks of Wood. the Cherry Red Floor Comes From A Plantation in Louisiana. Food Trays Are Galvanized Tin, To Imitate the Décor of Chicago-Style Barbecue Restaurants From the '50s and '60s. A Bookcase Full of Barbecue Books, Barbecue Posters, and Even A Chronological Historical Series of Sweet Baby Ray's Sauce Bottles Adorn the Walls. Other Accents Depict Chicago Landmarks. A Display of Sports Memorabilia Includes the Last Cubs Banner To Hang in Candlestick Park Traded by the Field Crew for Five Pork Sandwiches. There Is Also A Unique Collection of Sweet Baby Ray's Personal Memorabilia From the "west Side, Best Side" Where he Was Raised.

Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue is located at 249 E Irving Park Rd in Wood Dale, IL - DuPage County and is a business listed in the categories Barbecue Restaurants, Barbecued Foods, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants and Casual Dining Restaurants. After you do business with Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue.

Categories: Barbecue Restaurants, Barbecued Foods, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants and Casual Dining Restaurants

Price Rating: $$$

Alcohol Served: Full Bar

Online Menu

Location Features: Take Out

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