What's your favorite BBQ style?
Disclaimer: I haven't eaten any BBQ that I didn't like, so bring it!
(But I haven't tried "Alabama style.")
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2mo
Link:
Jack Stack BBQ
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2mo
I think its more of a Tidewater thing, never seen in in Northern VA.
** Edited by HokieNoVA at 5/29/2026, 10:09:54 AM
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2mo
I will eat BBQ just about everywhere but the absolute worst BBQ I have eaten was in Las Vegas. In a place with great restaurants, BBQ is severely lacking.
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2mo
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2mo
seems more like a Buffalo wings category thing rather than bbq.
** Edited by `lag at 5/30/2026, 12:13:53 PM
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2mo
with chicken. The horseradish got me - love that stuff. I only know how to make Eastern Carolina style pulled pork. I'm having pulled pork topped with coleslaw sandwiches for lunch, in fact.
I would love to have brisket skills, but I tried it once, and it was such a disaster that I shamefully withdrew from any further attempts.
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2mo
Always a hit.
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2mo
named Bogart's, about 10 minutes south of the Arch. Their burnt ends were one of the top 3 things I've ever tasted, and their baked beans were so good I'm pretty sure the guy making them sold his soul for the recipe.
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2mo
St Louis style ribs were a thing, we needed to try some. Definitely some of the best I ever had.
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2mo
Alabama really specializes in the ribs.
As far as style of bbq...
Overall - KC
ribs - memphis style
Brisket - texas obviously
Pulled pork - SC style
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2mo
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2mo
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2mo
But I have had or made all the other styles except for alabama. not sure i want to try that one.
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2mo
You just have to realize that it isn’t what you’re used to.
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