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where to go in houston (bbq)
Hi there,
My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place he should go to? Thanks Adriaango to? |
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A. Kesteloo wrote:
> Hi there, > > > > My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place > he should go to? > > Thanks > > > > Adriaango to? > > Good CO. Barbeque Thelma's Barbeque These are the two best, IMHO. |
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A. Kesteloo wrote:
> My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place > he should go to? > Thanks > Adriaango to? I've never been there, but saw on tv, Thelma's BBQ was rated high. Thelma drove a semi for a number of years saving money to open her own bbq joint. They say she can be cranky about "special" orders, take it as you get it! (grin) -- Regards, Piedmont |
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One of the Goode bbq places has a store attached that sells some bbq
accessories. The food was excellent! They also have a web-site: www.goodecompany.com Andy "A. Kesteloo" > wrote in message ... > Hi there, > > > > My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place > he should go to? > > Thanks > > > > Adriaango to? > > |
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andrew soto wrote:
> One of the Goode bbq places has a store attached that sells some bbq > accessories. The Hall of Flame has closed and been replaced by a bar/resturant/live music venue. |
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"A. Kesteloo" wrote: > > Hi there, > > My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place > he should go to? The airport. (and fly to memphis ) |
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Memphis? Yeah, you can't beat that dry, chewy crap at the Rendezvous!
Jack |
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> "A. Kesteloo" wrote: >> >> Hi there, >> >> My brother is going to houston (texas). can you >> recommend a good bbq place he should go to? We have a number of good BBQ Shacks here in Houston. Depends on what part of town he will be in. I work on the theory, "If there's more than one of the same name, it's a chain." so I tend to like the small places where you can meet the owner/chef/pitmaster while you're having a meal. At the one near our neighborhood the guy invited to to spend time cooking with him to pick up tips. A local restaurant review site is http://www.b4-u-eat.com/ The reviews there are from patrons, not paid reviewers. So their opinions may be worth just what you paid for them. -- Pete Romfh, Telecom Geek & Amateur Gourmet. http://www.bigoven.com/~promfh promfh (at) hal-pc (dot) org |
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Jack Tyler wrote:
> Memphis? Yeah, you can't beat that dry, chewy crap at > the Rendezvous! > > Jack Sure you can! You can stop by any one of about 20 Corky's locations. Of course you COULD order your Corky's off their web site and have it FedEx'ed to you. Actually Memphis BBQ isn't good, or bad. It's just different. We heathen Texans will BBQ things that the Good Lord did NOT put on a pig! Now I was reading an article recently about tamales and they were raving about the quaility of tamales people get in and around Memphis. So much for my faith in THAT reviewer. = -- Pete Romfh, Telecom Geek & Amateur Gourmet. http://www.bigoven.com/~promfh promfh (at) hal-pc (dot) org |
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The rule of thumb is "The worse the plsce looke, the better the BBQ/"
Goode & Co. is the best. Go hungry. A. Kesteloo wrote: > Hi there, > > > > My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place > he should go to? > > Thanks > > > > Adriaango to? > > |
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I second Goode Co. but if you can get there, go to Williams Smokehouse.
North and a bit west of downtown. Peter "A. Kesteloo" > wrote in message ... > Hi there, > > > > My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place > he should go to? > > Thanks > > > > Adriaango to? > > |
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On 3-Feb-2006, "Pete Romfh" > wrote: > > "A. Kesteloo" wrote: > >> > >> Hi there, > >> > >> My brother is going to houston (texas). can you > >> recommend a good bbq place he should go to? > > We have a number of good BBQ Shacks here in Houston. Depends on what part > of > town he will be in. > I work on the theory, "If there's more than one of the same name, it's a > chain." so I tend to like the small places where you can meet the > owner/chef/pitmaster while you're having a meal. At the one near our > neighborhood the guy invited to to spend time cooking with him to pick up > tips. > > A local restaurant review site is http://www.b4-u-eat.com/ > The reviews there are from patrons, not paid reviewers. > So their opinions may be worth just what you paid for them. > > -- > Pete Romfh Back in the 80's there was a place in Houston with a reputation rivaling Arthur Bryant's in KC. It too was owned and operated by an elderly black man and it too was decorated in a rather Spartan fashion. The 'Q' was as good as it gets. The experience sticks in memory due to our 'my' driver that day. He was a converted New York taxi driver. I'll never understand how he got away with some of the stunts he pulled that day. -- Brick(I'm paddling as fast as I can) ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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I used to go to Goode Co. and loved it (c. 1982-1986).
I aslo recall that the State Penetentary won "Best BBQ in Texas" once or twice. On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 19:14:29 +0100, "A. Kesteloo" > wrote: >Hi there, > > > >My brother is going to houston (texas). can you recommend a good bbq place >he should go to? > >Thanks > > > >Adriaango to? > |
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