Cole slaw, bbq beans, topped with spicy bacon aioli, bbq sauce and finished with a seasoned fried egg. $12
The Boneyard, San Francisco CA
Wow, this was delicious! The brisket was tender and smokey, and the entire bowl was jam packed with wonderful flavors and textures. The sunny side egg was also a perfect topping. NOMS!
Single $2
B&D Ice House, San Antonio TX
Mmm, I liked this mac and cheese. The green chiles were a nice added flavor and texture. The dish was super cheesy and the pasta was cooked wonderfully.
Big red glazed babies. Per pound $7.25
Salt and pepper brisket. Per pound $9.75
B&D Ice House, San Antonio TX
I wish the brisket was warm, but it was still SO tender and juicy regardless. The ribs were pretty good too. They had a great flavor and I liked crust. The bbq sauce was tasty and had a nice lil kick. Noms!
With slaw, sauce and pickles. $9.75
4505 Burgers & BBQ, San Francisco CA
Omg, this was SO good! The chicken was very flavorful and and not greasy at all. The slaw added some bite, tang, and moisture to this yummy sandwich. Yes please!
7×7 Magazine’s Big Eat SF: 100 Things to Try Before You Die
With housemade coleslaw and tortilla chips. $13
Yosemite Lodge Food Court, Yosemite National Park CA
This bbq pork wasn’t fancy or special, but it tasted great and was super saucy (just how I like it). The tortilla chips were very stale and gross though. They would have done better to serve regular potato chips instead. The coleslaw was an afterthought.
Half Dome.
Yosemite Lodge Food Court.
Served with baked beans, frankaroni (crispy fried mac & cheese with hot dog inside), pickles and warm buttery parker house roll. $12.75
4505 Burgers & BBQ, San Francisco CA
Wow, everything on this plate was simple wonderful! The brisket was SO tender and juicy and packed with flavor. It was fatty and soft and I absolutely loved it. The frankaroni was also great – definitely not diet-friendly but definitely a must-try. NOMS!
Beef brisket.
7×7 Magazine’s Big Eat SF: 100 Things to Try Before You Die
Frankaroni.
Got here right when they opened on a Saturday morning!
Smoked, double-dipped buttermilk fried chicken, served with cornbread and collard greens. $16.50
Bitters Bock & Rye, San Francisco CA
Mmm, I loved the breading on this chicken. It was thick and delicious and the chicken was very tender and juicy. I could have done without the dry cornbread though.
Moore County Fire: Jack Daniels, fresh lime, simple syrup, hellfire bitters. $10
Served with potato salad and corn on the cob. Half rack $22.75
Bitters Bock & Rye, San Francisco CA
I love bbq, and these ribs were pretty good. Not the best (kinda dry actually), but they were nice and smoky with a great flavor. And with a bunch of bbq sauce squeezed on top, they tasted just fine!
Bbq sauces.
Texas style chopped beef brisket, pork ribs, mac and cheese, coleslaw, and roll. $13.20
Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
This bbq was pretty good. The beef brisket had a lot of flavor and so did the ribs. The ribs could have been a bit more tender, but they taste good enough. I also loved their mac and cheese. It took me back to school lunches growing up, lol! Win!
Lean brisket and peppery house recipe hot link with white bread. Sold by weight
Hill Country Barbecue, Washington DC
Omg, these were amazing! The brisket had so much smoky flavor and the hot link was scrumptious. Mmm, I love bbq and Hill Country does it right!
Cornbread. Delicious!
Washington Capitals hockey game.
Pork marinated in Korean hot pepper paste, served with rice, house ginger dressing salad, spicy chicken wing, fried cheese roll with spicy mayo, and yogurt drink. $8.99
Korean BBQ Taco Box, Washington DC
This was ok. It certainly came with plenty of food, but not much finesse to any of it. The pork was a bit dry and some pieces were difficult to chew. I liked the variety of their rice box though.
KBBQ Taco Box truck.
National City Christian Church, Thomas Circle.
1/3 rack baby back ribs, 1/4 lb pulled pork, served with macaroni and cheese and corn bread. $16
Baby Blues BBQ, San Francisco CA
This was at the end of a day of birthday drinking with friends so I really can’t speak to the food so much, lol! I think it was good though… 🙂
Marisol: Portrait of Georgia O’Keefe statue, Sydney G. Walton Square.
Vittle Monster 