Favorite BBQ - anywhere in the South
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Downtown has the famous Jack's. Pretty good. I liked Rippy's across the street a bit better.
They have opened up a Martin's BBQ downtown as well. I have not been there, but the original is great. But you never know, as they are expanding....
Most important downtown. While most bars will have 1 or 2 decent beers, Broadway Brewhouse has a great selection. A bit further down the road is a Flying Saucer. If you have never been to one, worth a visit. Read the quotes on the saucers (awarded to a person who has had 200 different beers at a Saucer).
If you are out at Gaylord, you are screwed without a car.
If you are driving, Peg Leg Porkers in the Gulch is good. The Gulch is a new area with some good breweries (Yazoo & Jackalope) and bars with good selection of beers. I really liked Hops & Crafts, but I might have just hit it on a good day. Nice folks there.
A bit further afield, there are a few locations for Edley's which is good.
In addition to BBQ, try Hot Chicken (there are a couple places) and a "meat and three", southern cooking. A meat (order fried chicken) and three sides, order collard greens as one of the sides.
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Will you be downtown or out at the Gaylord?
Downtown has the famous Jack's. Pretty good. I liked Rippy's across the street a bit better.
They have opened up a Martin's BBQ downtown as well. I have not been there, but the original is great. But you never know, as they are expanding....
Most important downtown. While most bars will have 1 or 2 decent beers, Broadway Brewhouse has a great selection. A bit further down the road is a Flying Saucer. If you have never been to one, worth a visit. Read the quotes on the saucers (awarded to a person who has had 200 different beers at a Saucer).
If you are out at Gaylord, you are screwed without a car.
If you are driving, Peg Leg Porkers in the Gulch is good. The Gulch is a new area with some good breweries (Yazoo & Jackalope) and bars with good selection of beers. I really liked Hops & Crafts, but I might have just hit it on a good day. Nice folks there.
A bit further afield, there are a few locations for Edley's which is good.
In addition to BBQ, try Hot Chicken (there are a couple places) and a "meat and three", southern cooking. A meat (order fried chicken) and three sides, order collard greens as one of the sides.
Downtown has the famous Jack's. Pretty good. I liked Rippy's across the street a bit better.
They have opened up a Martin's BBQ downtown as well. I have not been there, but the original is great. But you never know, as they are expanding....
Most important downtown. While most bars will have 1 or 2 decent beers, Broadway Brewhouse has a great selection. A bit further down the road is a Flying Saucer. If you have never been to one, worth a visit. Read the quotes on the saucers (awarded to a person who has had 200 different beers at a Saucer).
If you are out at Gaylord, you are screwed without a car.
If you are driving, Peg Leg Porkers in the Gulch is good. The Gulch is a new area with some good breweries (Yazoo & Jackalope) and bars with good selection of beers. I really liked Hops & Crafts, but I might have just hit it on a good day. Nice folks there.
A bit further afield, there are a few locations for Edley's which is good.
In addition to BBQ, try Hot Chicken (there are a couple places) and a "meat and three", southern cooking. A meat (order fried chicken) and three sides, order collard greens as one of the sides.
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Will you be downtown or out at the Gaylord?
Downtown has the famous Jack's. Pretty good. I liked Rippy's across the street a bit better.
They have opened up a Martin's BBQ downtown as well. I have not been there, but the original is great. But you never know, as they are expanding....
Most important downtown. While most bars will have 1 or 2 decent beers, Broadway Brewhouse has a great selection. A bit further down the road is a Flying Saucer. If you have never been to one, worth a visit. Read the quotes on the saucers (awarded to a person who has had 200 different beers at a Saucer).
If you are out at Gaylord, you are screwed without a car.
If you are driving, Peg Leg Porkers in the Gulch is good. The Gulch is a new area with some good breweries (Yazoo & Jackalope) and bars with good selection of beers. I really liked Hops & Crafts, but I might have just hit it on a good day. Nice folks there.
A bit further afield, there are a few locations for Edley's which is good.
In addition to BBQ, try Hot Chicken (there are a couple places) and a "meat and three", southern cooking. A meat (order fried chicken) and three sides, order collard greens as one of the sides.
Downtown has the famous Jack's. Pretty good. I liked Rippy's across the street a bit better.
They have opened up a Martin's BBQ downtown as well. I have not been there, but the original is great. But you never know, as they are expanding....
Most important downtown. While most bars will have 1 or 2 decent beers, Broadway Brewhouse has a great selection. A bit further down the road is a Flying Saucer. If you have never been to one, worth a visit. Read the quotes on the saucers (awarded to a person who has had 200 different beers at a Saucer).
If you are out at Gaylord, you are screwed without a car.
If you are driving, Peg Leg Porkers in the Gulch is good. The Gulch is a new area with some good breweries (Yazoo & Jackalope) and bars with good selection of beers. I really liked Hops & Crafts, but I might have just hit it on a good day. Nice folks there.
A bit further afield, there are a few locations for Edley's which is good.
In addition to BBQ, try Hot Chicken (there are a couple places) and a "meat and three", southern cooking. A meat (order fried chicken) and three sides, order collard greens as one of the sides.
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Adding The Smoke Pit in Concord, NC. It's attached to The Stock Yard meat market and oh my god it's great. If it isn't the best I've ever had, I can't remember what is!
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Orlando - 4 Rivers (Texas style) the most tender and flavorful meats generally a long line which is a sign.
Memphis - Central BBQ - Made a video from recent trip and marked the BBQ segment with link below - advance to 3:25 for Central BBQ.
Memphis - Central BBQ - Made a video from recent trip and marked the BBQ segment with link below - advance to 3:25 for Central BBQ.