2 year lookback – the best in Atlanta
Well folks, to all of you who rely on our bbq opinions, I’m afraid we simply haven’t had much good to report over our last […]
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‘Que for a Cause – join us for BBQ and support a local charity
Our August event will be held on a Saturday this month: August 5 at Righteous ‘Que in Marietta. 10% of the sales for the entire […]
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This BBQ was totally righteous, dude . . .
Summer is a hard time to get the brotherhood together, so once again Brother Taters and I found ourselves as the sole, devoted BBQ fanatics. We really […]
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Dave and DAS vs Smoke Ring and Thompson Brothers – The D’s Have IT!
It has been a long time since our last brotherhood review, but I guess this “time off” has allowed me to reflect on several things. […]
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Movin’ to the Country, gonna eat a lot of… BBQ – Review of Wyatt’s Country BBQ
There is fancy BBQ and there is the down and dirty. Each has their place in the BBQ universe. Today I tried Wyatt’s Country BBQ on […]
Continue reading »The Brothers visit a former Dynasty
Lets start with some of the more recent reviews of Bub-ba-Q: “To me, a perfect night starts with using my flip phone to order Bub-ba-Q […]
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A House Divided – the Brothers Debate B’s Cracklin’ BBQ
When Brother Ol’ Smoke threw out the idea of going to B’s Cracklin’ BBQ in Atlanta for our monthly meeting, many of us had not […]
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Big Shanty in an Old Shanty Town
I’m almost embarrassed to admit I found this place on accident. A former top ten Atlanta magazine BBQ joint was in the next town over […]
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Old Navy is a Cut Above this Season
Milling through Old Navy and what to my wondering eyes should appear but the Brothers In Slaw inspired t-shirt with select cuts of reindeer. On loins, […]
Continue reading »B’s Cracklin
B’s Cracklin’ is located in a fairly residential part of Atlanta, which gives it a neighborhood feel which works well for BBQ. As soon as […]
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