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Barbecue joints in Columbus, OH?
Heading up to see OSU play football in about 10 days. Any good barbecue
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Barbecue joints in Columbus, OH?
"Bill Le May" > wrote in message news:bFXgb.705409$YN5.574994@sccrnsc01... > Heading up to see OSU play football in about 10 days. Any good barbecue > joints to try there? > > Thanks > > By "heading up" I assume you're coming in from the south. If you are coming from the south via US 23 there's a *great* place in South Bloomfield called Stagecoach Barbecue - ribs, pulled pork, etc. really good... side dishes are outstanding! their website: http://www.stagecoachBBQ.com , about 30 minutes south of OSU. Also there's several Hoggy's, one in Grove City southwest of Columbus, one on W Fifth not too far from the stadium, check them out at http://www.hoggysrestaurants.com Hoggy's is a little more "upscale" but I recommend Stagecoach if it's not too far out of your way. John Chancey Circleville ---> Go Bucks! |
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"Chance" > wrote...
> By "heading up" I assume you're coming in from the south. No, my error. I'll be heading eastward to Ohio, although I do think the elevation above sea level will be higher there than it is here. Thanks for the recommendations. Bill |
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Barbecue joints in Columbus, OH?
http://www.citybbq.com/
This place has a reputation as being the best in Columbus. I've had it and liked it, but I'm not a BBQ expert by any stretch. Hoggy's, as someone else mentioned, is good, too, but is more of a traditional restaurant than a BBQ lovers' upstart like City BBQ. "Bill Le May" > wrote in message news:bFXgb.705409$YN5.574994@sccrnsc01... > Heading up to see OSU play football in about 10 days. Any good barbecue > joints to try there? > > Thanks > > |
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On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 17:18:00 GMT, "Bill Le May" >
wrote: >Heading up to see OSU play football in about 10 days. Any good barbecue >joints to try there? > >Thanks > I forwarded this to a friend of mine who lives in Columubus and is on the eternal quest for the perfect bb-q. He's replied to Bill and myself off the newsgroup, but I figured I'd post what he sent just in case anybody else is headed that way. ********** Absolutely. Two highly recommended, one OK, two to avoid. You won't mistake any of them for the real southern article, but you take what you can get here in Cowtown. It's gotten good enough in the last couple years where I don't feel like I have to travel to NC when I get a real jones for the genuine article. No one does an eastern NC style here yet, though. Best: City Barbeque on Henderson Rd. at Dierker, about a mile east of Sawmill Rd. This is in the northwest suburbs. From OSU area, Route 315 north to Henderson Road, west a couple of miles through the strip malls. It'll be on the southwest corner of the intersection, on the left. Two other locations, one unlocatable by out of towners, the other at US40 at I-270 at Reynoldsburg. Four BBQ contest winners decided to go commercial about three years ago, and they've upped the ante for decent barbecue here. Good Ribs, better pulled pork. Even banana pudding! Sauce is forgettable. Open until 10 on weekends. Also recommend the Pig Iron BBQ on High St. (US23) a couple of blocks north of Morse Rd., about a block north of Graceland Shopping Center on the west side of the street. New this year but very, very good. This is the closest to OSU. By far the best brisket in town, also very good pulled pork. Both exceedingly tender. Their hot sauce is a fair facsimile of a Lexington NC dip. Also open until 10. OK: Barley's Smokehouse on Dublin Rd just north of Grandview Ave. in Grandview. Better than average pulled pork. Ribs pretty good, but I like their wings best of all. A little pricey. Avoid Hoggy's. There are several of them scattered around town. Looks like a real BBQ from the outside, but ... more of a theme restaurant, really. The applewood smoke barely flavors the meat. Pretty expensive too. Smoky Bones on Dublin Granville Rd. is pretty bad as well. It's a Damon's clone. We've got those too, but they're way off the charts. There's a small Texas-style bbq on the east side called Yoho's, no better than fair (although it's more of what I think of as a bbq joint than any other in town) Also JP's, on the near eastside. Only fair as well. If you're up by Marysville, Pottsie's BBQ is not bad at all. Just ate there tonight, as a matter of fact. It's at the Route 36 exit off 33, west towards town, as you approach Marysville. Known for ribs, pulled pork OK. The chicken is really good. -- Cheers--Phil >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> o&o Phil Ross pwr(a)columbus.rr.com Columbus, OH ____ Lori |
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Good BBQ in Ohio?
Haha! hahahahahahahah! Ahhhh-hahahahahahahaha! Oh, that's funny!!!! Oh, man, ROTFLMAO :-) SBW |
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Barbecue joints in Columbus, OH?
In defense of Ohio BBQ (pardon the bourgeoisie folks in Columbus):
There are several outstanding local BBQ chains in Cleveland: - Whitmore's - Hot Sauce Williams There are also at least 20 single-location shops of varying quality, some of which are excellent. Rob Lake bourgeoisie = townsman who has never passed though the village gates ... In article >, CafeMojo > wrote: >Good BBQ in Ohio? > >Haha! hahahahahahahah! > >Ahhhh-hahahahahahahaha! > >Oh, that's funny!!!! > >Oh, man, ROTFLMAO :-) > >SBW |
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