Thanks for that Meathead I can’t speak for anyone outside of Texas, but in Texas, that issue is a BIG DEAL! For anyone not familiar with Texas Monthly, it really is a great magazine with lots of interesting articles, not just about BBQ. It’s also a very well respected publication and is mainly about other things, such as Texas travel destinations, politics, issues concerning our state, restaurants, sometimes humorous articles, etc.
For a BBQ place to be included in their, every 4 years, Top 50 is HUGE, especially for the top 10! The very next day that issue comes out, long lines are formed at most all of the top locations. And from my personal experience, each one I’ve eaten at was very worthy of that inclusion. And also from what I’ve seen, the lines continue to be long for months, if not years, to come. Troutman 58limited and I have eaten together at 3 of those BBQ spots chosen for their list. All 3 of us thoroughly enjoyed what we had, and we all felt it was some of the best BBQ we’ve had. All of us at the Texas MeatUps ate at Brett’s Backyard BBQ and loved it…and he wasn’t even in the top 10.
From my personal experience, as well as a few of my Pit friends, we all respect the hell out of that issue and think Daniel Vaughn and Texas Monthly do a bang up job.
For a BBQ place to be included in their, every 4 years, Top 50 is HUGE, especially for the top 10! The very next day that issue comes out, long lines are formed at most all of the top locations. And from my personal experience, each one I’ve eaten at was very worthy of that inclusion. And also from what I’ve seen, the lines continue to be long for months, if not years, to come. Troutman 58limited and I have eaten together at 3 of those BBQ spots chosen for their list. All 3 of us thoroughly enjoyed what we had, and we all felt it was some of the best BBQ we’ve had. All of us at the Texas MeatUps ate at Brett’s Backyard BBQ and loved it…and he wasn’t even in the top 10.
From my personal experience, as well as a few of my Pit friends, we all respect the hell out of that issue and think Daniel Vaughn and Texas Monthly do a bang up job.
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