Edwin C.
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Until now, the best burnt ends and brisket I'd had was either Q39 or Chef J in Kansas City. My first experience with Solinsky's was better. This isn't to knock either of those two great establishments, but to give a specific point of reference, because "best I've ever had" is meaningless if you've only eaten tv dinners. Execution was impeccable, and quality of the raw meat was probably an added advantage (not that other places don't use quality meat, but I think low volume can help you be pickier). The fattiness of the meat shines in its richness, while staying evenly textured. You don't even need a butter knife for this stuff. The sauce is excellent but practically unnecessary. The fresh baked baguette is an appreciated upgrade from white bread, tradition be damned.
I could say their kabanosy is the best I've ever had, but the only similar thing I've had is a Slim Jim. The kabanosy was very tasty though, and makes me want to try more of their sausages. Definitely regret not getting the merguez. They make a wonderful variety of other sausages too, and I'm hoping one day they'll have morcilla when I'm there.
The pair of people behind the counter are so friendly and helpful and so so clearly into their product that you'll have a smile on your face before you've tasted a single thing. Which won't be long, because they'll soon have you sampling their work. Solinsky's will definitely spoil you.