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Old Sep 24, 2012 | 7:58 pm
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TMOliver
 
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Central Texas
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Originally Posted by kerflumexed
I have always been partial to Berts BBQ for Frito Pie although I usually preferred the T-Man. It was a sad day when the joint near campus burned to a crisp, but now it looks like they are back close to UT. Always good and friendly people at Berts - their brisket was never the very best but everything else made up for it.

And if you are in Austin, for lunch only, visit House Park.

I still miss the original Hoffbrau here for steaks. LBJ used to visit this place - smart ... waitresses and only a verbal menu - small T-Bone or Large, with fries swimming in butter. They had an Aggie Bowling Ball on display - a red brick with three holes in it.....
The thinly cut quickly flat-top cooked steaks at the old Hoffbrau are one of the blessed memories of my youth. I'm still partial to lemon butter.

If passing thru Waco, a "Gut Pack" at Viteks', just down Speight from the 17th/18th St exit on IH35, is a worthy offspring of the Frito Pie. You'll still be burping when you pass Waxahachie.
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