Hot Dogs, BBQ and Other Road Food between Phila and Texas

In Columbus:

City BBQ, Henderson Road - best brisket you're going to find anywhere. Platter includes 2 sides for $6.

Stan's - Westerville Road at Morse Road, about 2 miles from I-270. - Home-style cooking in a place that's been around about 30 yrs.  Dinners average $6.

I like your philosophy but I don't entirely agree.  I like both the low and the high ends.. If you want to tie up as you're coming through, let me know.

Paul

Hoddy M. wrote:
> Greetings -
>
> I'm taking the long way around on a trip from Philadelphia to San Antonio
and
> back.  Basic route is Columbus OH, Indianapolis, Des Moines, south to San
> Antonio - back via Baton Rogue, Memphis and KY and VA.
>
> Would appreciate recommendations for basic road food - greasy spoons,
holes in
> the wall, roadside stands, hot dog/ cord dog places, bbq, breakfast spots,
etc
> en route or reasonably en route.  I'm the type that doesn't mind a 100
mile
> detour for something unique.
>
> My site shows you where my stomach's at.  http://www.hollyeats.com
>
> Thanks,
> Holly Moore

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Off I-10, between San Antonio and Houston, is Jerry Mikeska's BBQ (Exit 698, in Columbus). They've got excellent brisket, ribs, and banana pudding.

On I-10 in Houston (east of Beltway 8 and west of the 610 Loop), Goode Co. BBQ (Campbell Rd. Exit, I think) has awesome BBQ and pecan pie. One or two exits down from there is Dixie's Roadhouse, which has pretty decent roadhouse grub.

Mary
--
"Just remember...if the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off."

Hoddy M. wrote:
> Greetings -
>
> I'm taking the long way around on a trip from Philadelphia to San Antonio
and
> back.  Basic route is Columbus OH, Indianapolis, Des Moines, south to San
> Antonio - back via Baton Rogue, Memphis and KY and VA.
>
> Would appreciate recommendations for basic road food - greasy spoons,
holes in
> the wall, roadside stands, hot dog/ cord dog places, bbq, breakfast spots,
etc
> en route or reasonably en route.  I'm the type that doesn't mind a 100
mile
> detour for something unique.
>
> My site shows you where my stomach's at.  http://www.hollyeats.com
>
> Thanks,
> Holly Moore