NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2002 15:40:37 GMT Organization: AT&T Worldnet Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu alt.food.barbecue:54574 Next time you're in Memphis try Corky's, Gridley's or Willingham's.
Memphis, TN
Review of a few Memphis and Nashville joints
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Someone wrote:
> Next time you're in Memphis try Corky's, Gridley's or Willingham's.
Been there, done that, and --- as phrased by a comely country-singing vixen --- they don't impress me much.Try A&R Barbecue in south Memphis, best I've had in the city.
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Speaking of Memphis, I had 3 slab of ribs shipped to me from Corky's for $90.00. They were horrid! They tasted like they had been parboiled and had never been close to a smoke source. The sauce was about as bland as lightly seasoned Campbell's tomato soup. Is this what passes for BBQ down there? Even the native Seattleites knew that it sucked.
JD
Delacroix wrote:
> Try A&R Barbecue in south Memphis, best I've had in the city.