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How much was that tray in NYC?
RED AG 98 said:
Not bbq but tangentially related because 1) it's smoked and 2) lots of meat.
Afternoon food coma incoming after a visit to Perry's for the famous Pork Chop Friday Lunch. I think this was right at $10 the first time I went about 15 years ago. Still a pretty good deal today at $19.
That pork chop is legit. But somebody really screwed up your mashed potatoes. They almost look like vegetables.
Getting the vegetables allowed me to drink a few carbs. It was a sacrifce I was willing to make.JCA1 said:
That pork chop is legit. But somebody really screwed up your mashed potatoes. They almost look like vegetables.
The algorithms must've been working together today as I ran across a video on FB highlighting this place and funny enough the crispy pork was the item I was most interested in!
I agree with you though, it looked like a really nice effort for NY.
I agree with you though, it looked like a really nice effort for NY.
He's starting to really get some attention and hype, well deserved I'd say.
Those veggies look better to me than mashed potatoes
Prob 200 dollars LOLschmendeler said:
How much was that tray in NYC?
They comped the tray so I'm not sure, meats were priced equal to what you'd get most places here though.
Roegels's BBQ in Katy yesterday.
Brisket Grilled Cheese and a little pork belly.
I love how they do the pork belly like a brisket. Peppery and perfectly rendered fat. Sandwich was awesome too.
Brisket Grilled Cheese and a little pork belly.
I love how they do the pork belly like a brisket. Peppery and perfectly rendered fat. Sandwich was awesome too.
Tejas Chocolate + BBQ today.
Turkey Melt and the highly recommended Chile Relleno sausage.
Both were outstanding.
Turkey Melt and the highly recommended Chile Relleno sausage.
Both were outstanding.
Not a turkey fan normally but that looks like a pretty tasty sandwich
Anyone know anything about Stockyard bbq in westheimer in Houston? My sister is in town and really wants bbq nachos? She suggested a sketchy bar near me, but a google search turned up Stockyard. Any other suggestions in Houston?
Truth from earlier this week. Brisket had been a let down last couple of times I had been but was excellent this go around. First time getting their Turkey, was good and would definitely get again.
Go get real bbq and then make nachos at home with the leftovers
Candente. They use brisket from the Pit Room in their brisket nachos and enchiladas.
jh0400 said:
Candente. They use brisket from the Pit Room in their brisket nachos and enchiladas.
Forgot about that place. Actually went there with my other sister a few months ago and had brisket enchiladas.
I have a work conference in Houston next week. I will have one night to explore. I will be staying around 610 and 69. Any top quality BBQ options in that general area? I don't want to drive 30 plus minutes for BBQ that night.
Pinkerton's is on Airline, a few blocks south of 610. Very close to where you're staying. Not sure what else is near there.
.The Anchor said:
I have a work conference in Houston next week. I will have one night to explore. I will be staying around 610 and 69. Any top quality BBQ options in that general area? I don't want to drive 30 plus minutes for BBQ that night.
North or south? 610 intersects 59/69 twice.
On the west side of Houston. Looking at a map I guess you would call that south?
I am staying at The Chifley if that helps.
I am staying at The Chifley if that helps.
The Pit Room is close as well. Depending on where you're coming from I'd be 50/50 on recommending an after dark visit to Pinkerton's.
Oh, my bad. Pinkerton's is not close to you at all. I assumed you were staying on the north east side of town.
Roegels I believe shouldn't be too far away.
Roegels I believe shouldn't be too far away.
Blood Bros is also near there.
Blood Bros and Roegels are only open for lunch.
https://houston.eater.com/maps/best-houston-bbq-barbecue-restaurantsThe Anchor said:
On the west side of Houston. Looking at a map I guess you would call that south?
I am staying at The Chifley if that helps.
Your closest options are Pit Room, Roegels, & Blood Bros. Truth isn't far either.
That area, dinner, I'd go to pit room
Truth is a little bit further and open for dinner one or two nights a week. So would depend on the night
Truth is a little bit further and open for dinner one or two nights a week. So would depend on the night
If you're not dead set on a pure BBQ experience, I'd actually recommend Candente. The smoked carnitas there are one of my favorite things to eat in Houston.
ETA: it shares an owner with the Pit Room, and that's where they source the brisket for the nachos and enchiladas.
ETA: it shares an owner with the Pit Room, and that's where they source the brisket for the nachos and enchiladas.
Went to Benny Chow's a few weeks back in Houston. It is the same guy who owns B&B Butcher and other places around town. It is upscale and pricey Chinese food but they are using Truth BBQ brisket in an egg roll and on top of fried rice. Really good stuff.
jh0400 said:
Blood Bros and Roegels are only open for lunch.
Ah, I didn't realize that. Good to know.
Man, I'm failing at all my recommendations.
Looks like I am hitting up the Pit Room. Thanks guys.
jh0400 said:
Candente. They use brisket from the Pit Room in their brisket nachos and enchiladas.
And the brisket queso.
Had Hurtado's again yesterday. Good stuff again. Wanted to try some items I had never had so got tostada, quail and mac and cheese this time around. All very good.
Briscuits in Austin this morning.
Dear. Lord.
I would be 500 lbs and penniless if I lived near this place.
I couldn't decide on one, so I had the Brisket & Jelly and the Pork Belly, Egg, & Cheese.
Both were phenomenal and I'm ashamed to say that I ate almost all of both sandwiches.
The only negative thing I have to say is that they should come on a plate with a fork and knife. I had to split them in half and eat them as open face sandwiches due to their height.
Dear. Lord.
I would be 500 lbs and penniless if I lived near this place.
I couldn't decide on one, so I had the Brisket & Jelly and the Pork Belly, Egg, & Cheese.
Both were phenomenal and I'm ashamed to say that I ate almost all of both sandwiches.
The only negative thing I have to say is that they should come on a plate with a fork and knife. I had to split them in half and eat them as open face sandwiches due to their height.
This may be #1 on my list I'd like to try.
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