Jhess
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The end of the month I'll be flying in to Fort Worth. Any advice on some good bbq places to visit?
Trip to Texas coming up. Flying into dfw
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sliding_billy
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What does your schedule look like? Different times of day and locations make fore some very different options.
Jhess
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Not a 100% sure of the itinerary yet. I'll be there the 29th thru Feb 4th. That's all I know right now. Will update when I know more details.
jrichv
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Angelo's Barbecue for pork ribs;
Cooper's Barbecue for beef ribs (kinda generic, but good);
Heim Barbecue for brisket and bacon burnt ends (if you can find them and find them open?!?)
If you venture outside Loop 820 - Billy's Oak Acres is worth the trip for everything;
Go to Railhead BBQ if you just want to be in a big crowd of beer drinking Texans.
Good luck.
Cooper's Barbecue for beef ribs (kinda generic, but good);
Heim Barbecue for brisket and bacon burnt ends (if you can find them and find them open?!?)
If you venture outside Loop 820 - Billy's Oak Acres is worth the trip for everything;
Go to Railhead BBQ if you just want to be in a big crowd of beer drinking Texans.
Good luck.
Okie Sawbones
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I like the Railhead Smokehouse. Decent Q. There are a bunch of pits in town. The Woodshed is pretty good.
Don't miss Cattlemen's Steakhouse for a good, old fashioned restaurant serving great steak. And you can still get mountain oysters. :twisted:
Gotta have some Tex-Mex after all. Try the fajitas at Los Molcajetes.
And if you like specialty burgers, try Fred's. They have some good ones. I like the blue cheese.
Don't miss Cattlemen's Steakhouse for a good, old fashioned restaurant serving great steak. And you can still get mountain oysters. :twisted:
Gotta have some Tex-Mex after all. Try the fajitas at Los Molcajetes.
And if you like specialty burgers, try Fred's. They have some good ones. I like the blue cheese.
Jhess
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All of them sound really good. Thanks for the suggestions. Can't wait to try some real southern Q.
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What you will be having is "Texas Q", NOT "real southern Q". There is a difference!!!
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE me some Texas Q (brisket and beef ribs), but I also LOVE me some "Southern Q" (pork and pork ribs!)!!!
Jhess
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As a noob to the world of bbq, I apologize for that. I was unaware of the difference. Thanks for the info.
