Honeybears for lunch
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That place is so good.
Honeybears is awesome, but the sausage links BBQ sandwich is the best.
They have a little stand at UOP stadium (bottom of the 400 level opposite end-zone from the jumbotron) so you can get Honeybears at Cards games. My only complaint is that the dead animal to bread ratio is so high that the sandwiches are a bit difficult to eat without a knife and fork.
I have had those atthe game twice. I didnt find them all that appetizing!
Used to be a place in AZ called Grumpy Johns I think it was in Scottdale that we used to eat at when I was a teenager. They had the best BBQ sandwiches ever. Dunno if they still exist or if they do if they are still anygood. Been a long long time.
Yep they're still here, there's two that I know of. One on 59th Ave and the one on Scottsdale Road. Not a bad place but there are better options for good BBQ
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This demands a list.
Not impressed with Famous Daves or Honeybears.
Oooh, BBQ.
The best place I ever went to, hands down, was off of the I-25 and Lincoln in Denver. Guy would show up (he was about 70) with a huge pit on the back of his truck in the dirt parking lot of a little baptist church. Outside seating. Closed on any day it rains, snows, or he doesn't feel too good.
Opens at 10:30, he's gone by about 2:30. If you're there after 11:15, too late, the line's an hour long.
No joke, the guy had around 40 sauces, from the mildest, sweetest peach BBQ, to the hottest sauce you could possibly imagine.
All the guys from the I-25 reconstruction project would go there at least once a week. Large group of people - only time I saw bankers sitting next to techies next to construction workers. Anything you could want - if he didn't have it, he'd bring it next time. And if you had an idea for a sauce, he'd give it a go.
He was truly a grill master.
Best I ever had. Bar none.
The best place I ever went to, hands down, was off of the I-25 and Lincoln in Denver. Guy would show up (he was about 70) with a huge pit on the back of his truck in the dirt parking lot of a little baptist church. Outside seating. Closed on any day it rains, snows, or he doesn't feel too good.
Opens at 10:30, he's gone by about 2:30. If you're there after 11:15, too late, the line's an hour long.
No joke, the guy had around 40 sauces, from the mildest, sweetest peach BBQ, to the hottest sauce you could possibly imagine.
All the guys from the I-25 reconstruction project would go there at least once a week. Large group of people - only time I saw bankers sitting next to techies next to construction workers. Anything you could want - if he didn't have it, he'd bring it next time. And if you had an idea for a sauce, he'd give it a go.
He was truly a grill master.
Best I ever had. Bar none.
MigratingOsprey
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that sounds awesome LV
one of the best bbq sandwiches i've had was up in seattle - bbq smoked salmon - so good, although not traditional
travelling through TN & TX also has brought on some good tastes
here in phoenix there is a place on the westside called Appetites that does a good KC style
joes is pretty good
i like the famous daves "devil spit" sauce - although it can be a little too much and drown out the meat at times
i have to say though, my favorite bbq is what I prepare myself - rubs I like, sauces I like and the smoke I like
one of the best bbq sandwiches i've had was up in seattle - bbq smoked salmon - so good, although not traditional
travelling through TN & TX also has brought on some good tastes
here in phoenix there is a place on the westside called Appetites that does a good KC style
joes is pretty good
i like the famous daves "devil spit" sauce - although it can be a little too much and drown out the meat at times
i have to say though, my favorite bbq is what I prepare myself - rubs I like, sauces I like and the smoke I like
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