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Posted: 2/27/2014 1:30:58 PM EDT
But I thought Carolina/Memphis/Texas had the best BBQ?
Top 100 places to eat FWIW, I like just about all the different styles of BBQ. It's just fun watching people get their panties in a wad over who's is better. |
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But I thought Carolina/Memphis/Texas had the best BBQ? Top 100 places to eat FWIW, I like just about all the different styles of BBQ. It's just fun watching people get their panties in a wad over who's is better. View Quote The people that think that are wrong. Plain and simple. |
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I can understand liking a particular style over another. But anyone who discounts KC BBQ is a grade A idiot.
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I bought some Bryants BBQ sauce and thought it was horrible. Maybe the restaurant is better.
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I ate at Oklahoma Joes a couple of years ago and it was just "Ok". I had a rack or ribs and they were very salty. My wife thought hers was just "Ok" as well.
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Is Gates any better? I've heard good things about there and would want to try KC style some day
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Good stuff. Soooo hungaary.
That line tho. Ughhhh. Always like 45+ min. line. |
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I ate at Oklahoma Joes a couple of years ago and it was just "Ok". I had a rack or ribs and they were very salty. My wife thought hers was just "Ok" as well. View Quote Get pulled pork next time. and it may have been you: http://www.kshb.com/lifestyle/food/kansas-city-bbq-joint-wins-best-ribs-in-america-title |
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Arthur Bryant's sauce is horrible. The meat is good and the portions are good sized. That's why I take a bottle of Gates sauce with me to Bryant's and order with no sauce. Jack Stack is very good. I have lived in KC for a long time and never been to Oklahoma Joes. I'd like to, but it sounds like a pain in the ass to go.
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I ate there, OK Joes, for the first time about a year ago. I wouldn't even put them in my top 10 list. We've got local places that are better, IMO.
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Get pulled pork next time. and it may have been you: http://www.kshb.com/lifestyle/food/kansas-city-bbq-joint-wins-best-ribs-in-america-title View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I ate at Oklahoma Joes a couple of years ago and it was just "Ok". I had a rack or ribs and they were very salty. My wife thought hers was just "Ok" as well. Get pulled pork next time. and it may have been you: http://www.kshb.com/lifestyle/food/kansas-city-bbq-joint-wins-best-ribs-in-america-title I've eaten at Gates and Oklahoma joes In the same trip. OJs blows gates away. Pappys smokehouse in STL(number. 99) blows them both away. |
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Any list that has Bern's Steakhouse in Tampa as #96 is absolutely crazy.
Notice how many California joints are on the list? That tells you something right there. |
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Looks like the vast majority of places are in CA and NY. I can't carry in either state I guess I'll have to starve.
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Because that's usually where the better fine-dining restaurants are? And the places that generally attract the better/best chefs? It's not exactly rocket science. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Why are most of these places in California or New York? Because that's usually where the better fine-dining restaurants are? And the places that generally attract the better/best chefs? It's not exactly rocket science. Or because that's where most of the lazy "uggghhh I can't make dinner after sitting in a cubicle for 8 hours" people live. No southern restaurants because the list would look like 1. Jim and Martha's house - Nawlins LA
2. First Baptist Church of Hickoryville Sunday Pot Luck, Duluth GA 3. Sandy's house - Cadence GA 4. Grandma's - Anywhere south of the northern Kentucky border People wonder why the south is fat. I'll give you a hint. It's not because the food sucks down here. |
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I used to use Yelp. No more. It's a fuck-parlor for biased or crooked reviews. And yelp charges $$ to remove bad ones.
Nice concept. Sewer-grade execution. |
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Thread title is misleading.
There is a BBQ joint in San Diego called Kansas City BBQ that is awesome and is where the bar scene in Top Gun was filmed. You can go sniff sit on the bar stole Meg Ryan sat in at the piano. |
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Or because that's where most of the lazy "uggghhh I can't make dinner after sitting in a cubicle for 8 hours" people live. No southern restaurants because the list would look like People wonder why the south is fat. I'll give you a hint. It's not because the food sucks down here. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Why are most of these places in California or New York? Because that's usually where the better fine-dining restaurants are? And the places that generally attract the better/best chefs? It's not exactly rocket science. Or because that's where most of the lazy "uggghhh I can't make dinner after sitting in a cubicle for 8 hours" people live. No southern restaurants because the list would look like 1. Jim and Martha's house - Nawlins LA
2. First Baptist Church of Hickoryville Sunday Pot Luck, Duluth GA 3. Sandy's house - Cadence GA 4. Grandma's - Anywhere south of the northern Kentucky border People wonder why the south is fat. I'll give you a hint. It's not because the food sucks down here. lmao k |
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Quoted: You do realize that OK Joes is a local place, right? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I ate there, OK Joes, for the first time about a year ago. I wouldn't even put them in my top 10 list. We've got local places that are better, IMO. You do realize that OK Joes is a local place, right? Its a chain out of Oklahoma, ldo. |
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I ate there, OK Joes, for the first time about a year ago. I wouldn't even put them in my top 10 list. We've got local places that are better, IMO. You do realize that OK Joes is a local place, right? Its a chain out of Oklahoma, ldo. As far as I know, the one restaurant they had in Oklahoma closed quite a while ago. There are only 3 restaurants, all in KC. ETA - just checked. Only 3 restaurants are here in KC. Nothing in Oklahoma, nor was it ever a "chain" of restaurants. |
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OK Joe's is good stuff, great fries, their beans suck though.
JackStack burnt ends and beans, food of the gods. |
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I live in KC and I think OK Joe's is pretty darn good. Third best in the nation? Of course not. Gates and Arthur Bryants always seem to make it on great BBQ lists, but I don't like either one at all. My KC BBQ top list would include LC's, Plowboy's, and OK Joe's. There's a bunch of others I hear are great, but haven't tried yet. If you ever get the opportunity to eat Zarda BBQ, pass. Tastes like they use creosote soaked RR ties instead of hickory to smoke with. Even bad BBQ ain't too bad, I guess.
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Reported.
7) Posting topics or discussions that do the site or community harm. Everyone knows this is between Texas and North Carolina. |
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Fla was grossly under represented on that list. Best meal I have ever had was at Azul on Brickell Key.
Austin has more fine eateries than Houston, DFW, and San Antonio combined? Yeah...right Libtard poll is libtarded |
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Well, Gus's Fried Chicken in Memphis is in the top 100, but I wouldn't put it in the top 25 in Memphis.
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Never understood why Gates gets on there, not that great. Smoking Guns in North KC is great.
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Quoted: Because that's usually where the better fine-dining restaurants are? And the places that generally attract the better/best chefs? It's not exactly rocket science. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Why are most of these places in California or New York? Because that's usually where the better fine-dining restaurants are? And the places that generally attract the better/best chefs? It's not exactly rocket science. |
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