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Old 11-06-2009, 07:26 PM   #1
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Default Houston (TX) BBQ recommendations

We will be visiting my brother in Katy later this year and will be doing some work on his fully restored `64 Coupe. But what I need from you guys are recommendations for the best Texas barbeque in the Houston area! I have been reading some online reviews, but those just confuse the issue. I'm looking for the best brisket in Texas!!

And cold beer would be a plus............

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Old 11-06-2009, 09:12 PM   #2
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Don't know about Katy in general, but just up I-10 is Goode Company BBQ, Bingle exit. I have not eaten there in a while but every time I had, it was excellent. Grand Prize is also very good, but too far from Katy.
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Don't know about Katy in general, but just up I-10 is Goode Company BBQ, Bingle exit. I have not eaten there in a while but every time I had, it was excellent. Grand Prize is also very good, but too far from Katy.
back 40 - thanks for the recommendation. Where is Grand Prize? We plan on seeing as much of the area as possible, so distance from Katy (or Houston) is not a problem. We are planning a fishing trip in the Gulf and maybe a hog hunt, so we will be traveling several hundred miles around the Houston area.
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Grand Prize is in Texas City, exit 1764 (Palmer Highway), Palmer becomes Main St. once your in Texas City. They are a couple miles down past Hwy 146. It's sort of on the way to Galveston. You have to try their jalapeno bread with the brisket.
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Old 11-09-2009, 02:28 PM   #5
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Don't know about Katy in general, but just up I-10 is Goode Company BBQ, Bingle exit. I have not eaten there in a while but every time I had, it was excellent. Grand Prize is also very good, but too far from Katy.
I second Goode Company. My favorite!!

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Old 11-09-2009, 04:12 PM   #6
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I personally like Otto's on Memorial Drive, just east of Westcott, for barbecue. It's about 4 miles west of Downtown. President #41 goes there.

Goode Co is good barbecue, but I like Otto's better. There's also a Goode Co on Kirby Drive about 1/2 mile south of the Southwest Freeway (US-59). Now, Goode Co Seafood is really great, too. Best place for cornmeal-breaded fried shrimp.

I just wouldn't try Pappas Barbecue.


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Old 11-10-2009, 02:21 PM   #7
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I second Goode Company. My favorite!!

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Here's a third for Goode Co. We frequent the Kirby location whenever we get a hankerin' for BBQ.

Otto's is very good also.

Hickory Hollow on Heights S. of I-10 is also very good.

DON'T bother with Pappa's or Luther's, local chains. They are just ok at best, IMO.

I haven't been there in awhile, but there is a really good BBQ place in Fulshear, Dozier's, that's not too far from Katy since you'll be out that way already.
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Central Texas BBQ by Hobby Airport for lunch only. Some of the best in the area
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I enjoy Lyndon's at 290 & Hollister. I'm sure there's better though. I do love me some bbq though
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I enjoy Lyndon's at 290 & Hollister. I'm sure there's better though. I do love me some bbq though
Yeah, I forgot about Lyndon's. They're good, too. If you order fried okra, they'll cook it for you right then and there.


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Old 11-11-2009, 07:27 AM   #11
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Yeah, I forgot about Lyndon's. They're good, too. If you order fried okra, they'll cook it for you right then and there.


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They have my favorite bbq sauce. IMO, that's a make or break item.
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Harris county at 290/hwy 6 ,they have some good ribs.Pappas has good meat but their sauce is just nasty.
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Grand Prize is in Texas City, exit 1764 (Palmer Highway), Palmer becomes Main St. once your in Texas City. They are a couple miles down past Hwy 146. It's sort of on the way to Galveston. You have to try their jalapeno bread with the brisket.
This is my son-in-law's favorite BBQ place.
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what.. nobody mentioned The Swinging Door? http://www.swingingdoor.com/















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Thelma's
Another vote for Central
I also like Pappa's BBQ
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I also like Pappa's BBQ
Nobody said anything about roadkill!
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Nobody said anything about roadkill!


I have another recommendation for the Back 40 Patio Grille & Brewhaus.
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Central Texas BBQ by Hobby Airport for lunch only. Some of the best in the area
that place, is fawwwking AMAZING!
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that place, is fawwwking AMAZING!
I grew up in Pearland, and it is good, but I liked it better 25 years ago.

Need to go up to central Texas out in the hill country for the best BBQ. Salt Lick outside Austin is good, but I think the best is Coopers in Llano.

Another good one in Houston is a Austin Chain called Rudy's there is one on 290 near BW 8, don't let the gas station fool ya there is awesome bbq in there!
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