
SF BBQ Festival
The Whole Beast, San Francisco CA
This slider was pretty tasty. The meat was nice and flavorful and the toppings were great. I especially liked the super soft roll that they used.

SF BBQ Festival
The Whole Beast, San Francisco CA
This slider was pretty tasty. The meat was nice and flavorful and the toppings were great. I especially liked the super soft roll that they used.

Topped with tomato and plum sauce. SF BBQ Festival
Connecticut Yankee, San Francisco CA
I don’t know that this was my favorite. The brisket was nice and tender, but the tomato and plum sauce topping was too weird for me. The plum wasn’t a good bbq flavor in my opinion.

With brisket beans and coleslaw. SF BBQ Festival
Tex Howard’s Pit-Smoked Bar-B-Que, San Francisco CA
Even though this wasn’t slathered in bbq sauce, I still really enjoyed this plate especially the baby back rib. It had a wonderfully deep smoky flavor and it was tender and juicy.

Broccoli with golden raisins. SF BBQ Festival
CatHead’s BBQ, San Francisco CA
Mmm! This was really good. The pork rib was pretty large and it was saucy and delicious. I also liked the broccoli with golden raisins.

French fries, coleslaw. $22.75
Buckeye Roadhouse, Mill Valley CA
These ribs were great. I loved the crispy crust and the smoky, tender meat. The fries were also nice and crispy and not greasy at all.

With rice, beans, lettuce, ranch, KC sweet bbq sauce. $9
The Rib Whip, San Francisco CA
This wasn’t what I was expecting for a bbq bowl. I expected less lettuce. They really should have described this as a bbq salad instead. Anyway, the pork was pretty good regardless. I just wish there was less lettuce covered in bbq sauce.

Mac and cheese topped with beef brisket and pulled pork. $13
Carnivore BBQ Truck, Washington DC
Mmm, this was heaven to me! A plate of mac and cheese topped with bbq meats and loads of bbq sauce – put a fork in me cause I’m done! NOMS!


Beef brisket, pulled pork, spicy hot link sausage, and 2 pork baby back ribs served with cowboy beans and potato salad, cornbread muffin and white bread. $16
Big John’s Texas Barbecue, Page AZ
This was a good plate of bbq at a great price. The pork ribs and beef brisket were the better meats, but the link and pulled pork were a bit dry. I did like the beans and potato salad, and our server was really friendly and sweet!

The Grand Canyon Brewing Company beers.

Peanuts. Complimentary

Served with bbq beans and coleslaw. $10
The Boneyard, San Francisco CA
Mmm, yes please! I love The Boneyard’s beef brisket. It’s so smoky, tender, and delicious. In fact, everything in this bowl tasted great.

Happy hour $7
Southpaw BBQ, San Francisco CA
These were great! They were very smoky and tender, and they gave you a good amount of them. The dipping sauce served with it was yummy but I also tried all their other sauce too. I will definitely come back here and to try their other meats.

Bbq sauces.

Southpaw’s pale ale. Happy hour $4

French fries and spicy slaw, bbq sauce. $19
Eureka Restaurant & Lounge, San Francisco CA
Ugh, a disappointment. These ribs were dry and kind of bland. The fries were great though, but the slaw was surprisingly flat.

Beef brisket, pulled pork shoulder, pulled smoked turkey, with B&B pickles, coleslaw, potato salad, white bread. $15
4505 Meats, San Francisco CA
I love going to the Ferry Building and getting 4505 Meats for lunch. Their bbq is SO good and it’s always nice to get out of the office and stroll over to the Embarcadero. I think that $15 a plate is pushing it on lunch pricing, but the food is SO tasty that I can’t complain too much.