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OK-so I started this. I don't have a fav bbq joint right now, but would love to do a ride-n-eat of Georgia..
I had always been raised that sauce was an option on bbq, not required.
But sop (sauced many times) ribs are required now and then.
Whatchu think??
The best Bar-B-Q I've ever ate was at a Ga. state park, no joke. I told matt he should open a restaurant.....
Worth mentioning:
"Mike & Ed's Bar-B-Q" Columbus, Ga.
"L&L bbq" Tifton, Ga. (only a take out shac)
"The Pig" Jacksonville, Fla (Lem Turner Rd - they have another location, never tried it) I have someof their sauce in the refrig now) My take on the sauce is it is for the bread or fries
Now i have ate at a many, these are the ones that i return when i can, and sometimes make an excuse just to go.....if you know what ima talkin 'bout.
I like both wet or dry ribs, just depends on the cook. Now the very best is a whole hog - pig pickin time - oh yeah! ROAD TRIP I wanta go
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Williamson Bros. BBQ here in May-retta
Pippins in Forsyth
Cafe Pig in Peachtree City
Harolds down by the Federal Pen (safest place in ATL to eat, all the cops are there)
AND then....drum roll please........
Old87's place at HLC State Park YeeHaaaw
come on October....
There is a Mike & Ed's in Athens also- good stuff..
A local church had goat today but I forfot to get tickets **** it!!
Thanks for the compliments on mine but remember the grill did all the work.
Whole hog is my fav also just haven't had one in years.
Maybe soon.....
Stinson's BBQ Hwy 341 South Lumber City,Ga.
But dont blink your eyes you'll miss the hole town.They got ribs,choped and pulled,BBQ Brunswick stew,frise,veggie sticks and cheese sticks.Frid Cat Fish to.Darn now I done got Hungray,They just got some good south Ga. food!!
Hey Jeff, I think I had heard of Stinson's. Must be good.
If a catfish reccomends a joint, I gotta try it!!
Thanks catfish 369.
Michelle- I know Zeb's . It ain't been the same since he died but I like stopping by anyhow.
Anybody near Heavy D's in Swainsboro? I need some of that!!
Last meeting at Sandersville, I actually thought of treating all to Holcombs BBQ at White Plains but forgot to rob a joint to pay for it.
For the food junkies like me- Holcomb's is the original sawdust floor place.
The thinking was that to avoid restuarant status and health department needs, open benches were offered with sawdust floors to avoid the mud and 'voila - redneck history is born. Yes I can say 'voila!!
I grew up on Lexington (NC)-style BBQ. Did the "BBQ Odyssey" with friends: the goal was to eat at every BBQ joint in Lexington, a town of 16,000 - there were 15-18 of them. Unfortunately (or fortunately), the Odyssey ended on the 6th visit because we found one we all really liked.
Maynor's recently opened in downtown Buford. It's Texas-style BBQ, but the pulled pork made me forget I was a Carolina gal. They have live blues on Fridays and Saturdays.
Hell John, it took me five minutes to look it up..
Hey Ladyfire- welcome to the friendliest place on the www.
If they play the Blues they have a fan already!!
Carolina pig is ok, but one will risk serious injury or death if they try to put slaw on my pig...
Slaw is fine as a side though.
Speaking of Piedmont in Atl, a place called FOGO DE CHAO - Southern Brazil joint - Not traditional BBQ, But about 15 different meats (beef, lamb, pork, chicken) prepared over open flame and served on skewers............with green/red circular chip on table to signal "keep meat coming" or not. Man a fat mans heaven
Never tried the "fat matts" on piedmont, but the "fat matts" at hard labor creek s/p was awesome.......