Texas BBQ/ food

[Shane]

In Austin and our first stop was here:

https://countyline.com/images/design/2025_LAKE_MENU.pdf

The food was damn good and so was the service. The deviled eggs you see were Mexican style with bacon and a spicy green chili dipping sauce.

The wings were smoked and then flash fried.

 

[BirdGangThing]

In Austin and our first stop was here:

https://countyline.com/images/design/2025_LAKE_MENU.pdf

The food was damn good and so was the service. The deviled eggs you see were Mexican style with bacon and a spicy green chili dipping sauce.

The wings were smoked and then flash fried.

the hippies let you in austin?

 

[Ronin]

Two weeks ago in Austin, after the NASCAR race, we tried to eat at a texas road house. It was a 55 minute wait when we got there @ 9:00 p.m.
place was packed. We ate at WhatBurger instead.

 

[Ronin]

Cousins is a good place to eat in Ft.Worth. Reminds me of Rudy’s in New Mexico, but better quality.

 

[Chaplin]

the hippies let you in austin?

What hippies? Austin ain’t the Austin you think anymore.

 

[BirdGangThing]

What hippies? Austin ain’t the Austin you think anymore.

haven't been there since .. 99?

 

[Lorenzo]

What hippies? Austin ain’t the Austin you think anymore.

I was going to say the same thing. there's a lot of out of staters living there and a lot of them are not hippies. nothing wrong with being from out of state. I moved to this area and I'm not from it. it seems like Austin/SA are growing faster than any area that I've ever seen personally.

 

[Lorenzo]

Two weeks ago in Austin, after the NASCAR race, we tried to eat at a texas road house. It was a 55 minute wait when we got there @ 9:00 p.m.
place was packed. We ate at WhatBurger instead.

Texas Roadhouse is not worth waiting for. neither is Whataburger. there are so many good bbq places in central texas though. especially the mom and pop type places that don't truck in their pre-made food.

 

[Brian in Mesa]

Cousins is a good place to eat in Ft.Worth. Reminds me of Rudy’s in New Mexico, but better quality.

It's funny how people associate certain restaurants with different locations. My wife and I and her uncle first had Rudy's in Brownsville, TX years ago, so that's the state I think of when someone mentions Rudy's even though we live really close to three locations right here in AZ.