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Old 06-10-2017, 10:46 PM   #1187
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
You need to get out away from the interstates to find good BBQ. We have Big Nicks in town here. They are more a Southern cooking restaurant than a BBQ place. But, their smoked spare ribs and beef brisket are some of the best I have ever eaten. Their brisket would give the best places in Texas a run for their money. And yes I have lived in Texas and my wife is from there. The good places are independent not chains an d you usually do not find them along the Interstates.
Apache
Thanks. Great to know. I'll look 'em up.

My last trip up or down I-75 was in my pre-smartphone days (well, it actually still is. But I won't get into that.). Now I theoretically can check Yelp, Urban Spoon, etc., etc., although not all of the ratings and reviews will be honest, or will there be enough of them to get a valid sample size.

I love Southern, too. If it looks really good, I might have to get BBQ on the return trip . . . .

Big Nicks, eh?
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