Jonathan DeVilla
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BBQ is just okay. I found out after ordering that it's Memphis style BBQ which specializes in pork dishes which I didn't have, though. I had brisket, beef ribs, and the jalapeño sausage which I'll review.
Brisket [moist] - this was good. They brought the butcher paper with the brisket point and opened it up - Nice dark bark, good smoke flavor, and salt/pepper seasoning. Moist but not super moist as briskets I've had in Texas (Terry Black's, Franklin, Hutchins, Pecan Lodge). It had a prime beef price tag but I don't think it was prime beef like the higher end bbq joints
Jalapeño Sausage - flavor was okay (wish they added cheddar cheese) but the texture was what was weird for a sausage. Rather than being ground, the meat texture felt more like chopped meat. Not what I was expecting for a sausage.
Beef Ribs - this was disappointing. For plate beef ribs, these were tiny, very chewy and not at all fork tender. Flavor was good like the brisket but the cook and rest was bad. They took it from the oven from a leftover cut where they kept it warming which likely dried it out. Do not recommend.
Overall, beef is better than your local Dickey's but doesn't stack up to the better BBQs I've had all over the country. Go for the brisket but skip the sausage and beef ribs. Will be back to try the pork [spare] ribs next as these looked good