Good BBQ in Greenville, SC
 

Had dinner tonight at Bucky's Barbecue in Greenville, SC.

http://www.buckysbbq.com/

I had the pork plate. It had the blackened outer bits and all just
like homemade. Also, they had a really good tangy mustard-based sauce.
They also had a tangy red sauce that was ok. They didn't have a real
sweet sauce.

My wife and her mother really liked the macaroni and cheese side. I
had a bite of rib and some chicken that my kids didn't finish. They
were good, but I think their pork was the best.

It was a classic BBQ restaurant without the frills. Lemonade and iced
tea for drinks. A slice of white bread came with the plate. $6.50 for
a pork plate with drink wasn't too bad for a price.

Based on what I've read in this group, I think it is the kind of place
you guys would appreciate.

- Bobby

p.s. No, I don't work for them. I just liked the food.

Good BBQ in Greenville, SC
 

The only good Barbeque is in Texas, hands down. We don't need any sauce to
cover up the flavor.


"Steve Wertz" > wrote in message
...
> On 12 Apr 2006 17:42:12 -0700, wrote:
>
>>Had dinner tonight at Bucky's Barbecue in Greenville, SC.
>>
>>http://www.buckysbbq.com/
>
> Hmm. They weren't there when I lived there a couple years ago.
> All the BBQ places in Greenville *sucked* except for Henry's
> Smokehouse on Wade Hampton.
>
> Half the reason I agreed to live in Greenville was they were
> supposed to have good BBQ in the Carolinas. Not so for
> Greenville. The absolute worst was Diggers BBQ. Heck, the second
> best place was Tony Roma's.
>
> -sw

Good BBQ in Greenville, SC
 

On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 11:52:16 -0500, JSF wrote:

> The only good Barbeque is in Texas, hands down. We don't need any sauce to
> cover up the flavor.

There's plenty of good BBQ outside of Texas. And there plenty of
shitty BBQ in Texas as well.

-sw