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Good Barbecue in Houston

1 post · Aug 5, 2001

David J.Aug 5, 2001
Be sure and post your results, I may be all wet and need to find other places. I've been to Luling City Market and like it a lot. Never tried William's Smokehouse, but that can be remedied shortly!!!

De S. wrote:
> Thanks...I have tried some of the suggestions I have received; thus far
the
> frontrunners are William's Smokehouse and Luling City Market.  I will give
> the two you suggested a try this weekend.  BTW, you are correct Goode Co.
is
> at the same level as Luthers and Pappas BBQ (edible, but my no means
> excellent Q!).
>
> MDLS
> "Show me a man who does not live for barbecue and I'll show you a man who
> does not live at all."
>
> David J. wrote:
> > Not sure where you live in Houston, but if you really are a 'que fan,
> > doesn't matter much, does it?
> >
> > Two of my local favorites are Bo's in Angleton (about a half hour south
of
> > the Astrodome) and No Name Barbeque in Pasadena. Very different, but
both
> > quite good. Bo's for the pork ribs and No Name for the brisket.
> >
> > Goode Co. is overpriced and has a better reputation than deserved IMHO.
> More
> > like the McDonalds' of 'que. Otto's is pretty good as well, although it
> has
> > a "commercial" feel and taste.
> >
> > Good Luck!
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