Kreuz’s in Lockhart is still my favorite.
It’s $8.99 - $10.99 for brisket in SoCal. I have to wait for Costco to stock it so I can get it at $4.99.
I like Goodes BBQ on I-10 close to Campbell.
Back in the late 80’s lived and worked in DFW. I had Sony Brian’s. Dang that was good. Not sure they’re still around.
Yes still around. Good sauce.
Wasn’t that a cheap Japanese import in the 80s? Commie bastards…
Sonny Bryan’s
Love Goode Co! Used to go to their Kirby location all the time. IMHO, they’ve the best sauce bar none.
Swinging Door BBQ on FM 359 in Richmond Texas……It’s been serving BBQ for over 40 years
at the same location…… awesome bbq…great owner’s & atmosphere……
Yep, I would drop in several times in mid-late 80s as the Co I worked for out of College for 7 yrs , job would require me every Friday to drive on Hwy 359 in what was mainly just a Country road
They just opened up a Killens bbq here in Cypress where I live. Hoping to try very soon. See if it lives up to the hype… have never had it.
Time and date. I’ll bring beer.
I thought it closed during COVID. Since that’s out of my way, I haven’t gone by it in a long time. But, I do like it a lot.
LOL…I see dailyC corrected my spelling. I’m gonna leave my post as is for laughs.
Hayes County Barbecue in San Marcos.
I really like Rudy’s, too.
I’m a big fan of Old 300 in Blanco. Everything I’ve had there is great.
Yes I like RR bbq sauce. But my mother in laws with a little shiner beer added was the best.
I ate a Killens bbq sandwich at a Texans game and it was probably the best I’ve ever had. I would imagine one from the restaurant would be even better.
It’s not the best BBQ in Texas, but don’t sleep on Old Hickory Inn. There’s one on S. Braeswood and a location in Missouri City. It’s pretty good. It won’t bust your budget either.