Can't list ONE place for Memphis...just not possible.


Sandwich - Tom's (Getwell and Raines)

Omelet - Cocakadoo's

Ribs - Interstate

Lamb Ribs - Rendezvous

Pork Pizza - Garabaldi's

BBQ Nacho's - Central BBQ

BBQ Egg Rolls - Kooky Kanuck

Spaghetti - Interstate

Bologna Sandwich - Payne's

Turkey Sandwich - Central BBQ

(02-17-2012 05:56 PM)mikeinsec127 Wrote:  There is really no such thing as great barbecue in New Jersey. Right now the closest to grood barbecue that I can think of would be going down to the Iron Bound and getting rodizio at one of the Portuguese or Brazilian places. There used to be a great place on South Orange Av called Brothers. They did an East Carolina style that was soaked in a vinegar and mustard base. That was Good Stuff and worth the trouble of bringing two friends and a gun to get n an out of that hood.

Please, im a white dude who went to Portuguesefest every year. Its not THAT bad. I go out there for food and have no issues. Quit being a scared white boy.

(02-17-2012 05:18 PM)tnzazz Wrote:  

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(02-17-2012 01:22 PM)oldmangrizz Wrote:  In Memphis, I'll go with Central BBQ. The link has been posted earlier. The problem with this thread is that there are no BE cities that can match Memphis bbq. It's like you're all sending a one-legged man to an butt kicking contest.

Yeah except in NYC after I eat my amazing BBQ at Fette Sau I can go and actually do things, like have fun and hangout with beautiful women.

Agree, but you don't think we have beautiful women in Memphis, or have things to do to have fun? Maybe you need to take a trip down south sometime.

I didn't say there were none in Memphis but way more of both in NYC.

Southern women are the hottest in the nation. I've been to NYC many times. Don't get me wrong, it's one of my favorite cities.

People talk about georgia peaches and the belles out of mississippi but no one talks about the girls of Tennessee. haha

Oh and where do you think all the hottest girls move to? Not memphis thats for sure.

Here is one that not many of even my fellow Memphians will know its up here in Millington Barba-rosa's and one more great place that I have not seen mentioned is Showboats.

Yes I know I am not a BE fan, but you can't keep me away from a good BBQ thread. Of course I am biased toward eastern NC BBQ. My 2 all time favorite places are B's in Greenville, and the Skylight Inn Cafe (Pete Jones') in Ayden. I do really enjoy Memphis style BBQ, and am alright with every other style except for that abomination those idiots in SC do with the mustard. Makes me gag just thinking about it.

(02-20-2012 08:22 AM)NJRedMan Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 05:18 PM)tnzazz Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 04:14 PM)NJRedMan Wrote:  

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(02-17-2012 01:49 PM)NJRedMan Wrote:  Yeah except in NYC after I eat my amazing BBQ at Fette Sau I can go and actually do things, like have fun and hangout with beautiful women.

Agree, but you don't think we have beautiful women in Memphis, or have things to do to have fun? Maybe you need to take a trip down south sometime.

I didn't say there were none in Memphis but way more of both in NYC.

Southern women are the hottest in the nation. I've been to NYC many times. Don't get me wrong, it's one of my favorite cities.

People talk about georgia peaches and the belles out of mississippi but no one talks about the girls of Tennessee. haha

Oh and where do you think all the hottest girls move to? Not memphis thats for sure.

Come to Knoxville and wander around the UT campus. You won't have to look around for long...

(02-20-2012 04:05 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  Yes I know I am not a BE fan, but you can't keep me away from a good BBQ thread. Of course I am biased toward eastern NC BBQ. My 2 all time favorite places are B's in Greenville, and the Skylight Inn Cafe (Pete Jones') in Ayden. I do really enjoy Memphis style BBQ, and am alright with every other style except for that abomination those idiots in SC do with the mustard. Makes me gag just thinking about it.

I'll have to head that way someday. Also, there's a place along the Gulf of Mexico (I think it's in either Mississippi or Alabama) called The Shed. It's supposed to serve pretty decent barbecue. (I do remember it being a wet 'Que joint.)

(02-20-2012 04:43 PM)bitcruncher Wrote:  

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(02-17-2012 05:18 PM)tnzazz Wrote:  

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(02-17-2012 02:23 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Agree, but you don't think we have beautiful women in Memphis, or have things to do to have fun? Maybe you need to take a trip down south sometime.

I didn't say there were none in Memphis but way more of both in NYC.

Southern women are the hottest in the nation. I've been to NYC many times. Don't get me wrong, it's one of my favorite cities.

People talk about georgia peaches and the belles out of mississippi but no one talks about the girls of Tennessee. haha

Oh and where do you think all the hottest girls move to? Not memphis thats for sure.

Come to Knoxville and wander around the UT campus. You won't have to look around for long...

A ton of those girls happen to be from Memphis

They're from all over, dude. I used to work on campus, and they come from all over the south, with a few from outlying regions (foreign and domestic) sprinkled in here and there...

Well yea, but I know a large amount of the private school girls from Memphis go there.

It wouldn't surprise me...

(02-20-2012 04:50 PM)GeminiShamrock Wrote:  I'll have to head that way someday. Also, there's a place along the Gulf of Mexico (I think it's in either Mississippi or Alabama) called The Shed. It's supposed to serve pretty decent barbecue. (I do remember it being a wet 'Que joint.)

The original Shed location in Ocean Springs burned to the ground a week ago. "Barbecue Heaven on Highway 57"

Note the upside down Trent Lott Middle School sign (the one that says "Welcome Open 7 Days a Wk").

(02-17-2012 04:14 PM)NJRedMan Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 02:23 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 01:49 PM)NJRedMan Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 01:22 PM)oldmangrizz Wrote:  In Memphis, I'll go with Central BBQ. The link has been posted earlier. The problem with this thread is that there are no BE cities that can match Memphis bbq. It's like you're all sending a one-legged man to an butt kicking contest.

Yeah except in NYC after I eat my amazing BBQ at Fette Sau I can go and actually do things, like have fun and hangout with beautiful women.

Agree, but you don't think we have beautiful women in Memphis, or have things to do to have fun? Maybe you need to take a trip down south sometime.

I didn't say there were none in Memphis but way more of both in NYC.

There are way more women in NYC. Beautiful ones and ugly ones too.

The University of Memphis has had two different Miss Americas. Barbara Walker Hummel and Kellye Cash Sheppard. The only two winners from Tennessee.

(02-20-2012 07:40 PM)uofmbrad Wrote:  

(02-20-2012 04:50 PM)GeminiShamrock Wrote:  I'll have to head that way someday. Also, there's a place along the Gulf of Mexico (I think it's in either Mississippi or Alabama) called The Shed. It's supposed to serve pretty decent barbecue. (I do remember it being a wet 'Que joint.)

The original Shed location in Ocean Springs burned to the ground a week ago. "Barbecue Heaven on Highway 57"

Note the upside down Trent Lott Middle School sign (the one that says "Welcome Open 7 Days a Wk").

Crap, man. That really sucks. I hope they're able to rebuild.

Gemini, I don't know if you had ever had Joe Cotten's BBQ outside of Corpus Christi, but it also burned down about a year ago now. That was the BBQ I grew up with so that was a sad day. They say they are going to rebuild but are still waiting on insurance money to come through.

(02-21-2012 02:31 PM)CalallenStang Wrote:  Gemini, I don't know if you had ever had Joe Cotten's BBQ outside of Corpus Christi, but it also burned down about a year ago now. That was the BBQ I grew up with so that was a sad day. They say they are going to rebuild but are still waiting on insurance money to come through.

No, I haven't. And that's a shame, too. (Frankly, I don't think I've ever been to Corpus, and if I have, it was probably when I was just barely out of diapers.) Anyway, I hope they do in fact rebuild because losing something you grew up with sucks. (A restaurant here in Dayton named Frank's burned down several years ago, and it was never rebuilt. It really, really bites because that place had the best chicken fried steak I had ever eaten.)