
I'm no Q expert, but I take it fairly seriously, and so does Roy Burns at Burns BBQ. I got the 3 meat combo with potato salad and beans for $8.50 (why would you pay $7.50 for only 2?). It was some good Q too. The brisket was almost falling apart and you could pull the meat on the ribs right off the bone. My only issue is that I prefer the Central Texas style BBQ (typically, pecan and oak wood) over the East Texas/African-American style (hickory wood) at Burns. It's just a matter of preference, and Burns is pretty solid either way.
Sorry to use your meal for both of our pictures, but the picture of my food was all blurry.
ReplyDeleteThat is some tasty looking bbq.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is. But I have to admit: since moving to Texas, I have yet to be moved by the BBQ. Will it ever happen for me?
ReplyDeleteWhen are you free to take a trip? This morning? Later today?
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