Best BBQ restaurant in St. Louis?
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Best BBQ restaurant in St. Louis?
I'll be in St. Louis this Wednesday and would appreciate recommendations for great BBQ for DINNER near my doctor's office: 4921 Parkview Place - downtown at the Wash. Univ. School of Medicine. Can take cab or walk, but it must be a safe location as I am traveling alone. Thanks!
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StL has some ecxcellent BBQ spots - One has won all sorts of Nationall BBQ awards - it is called Pappy's. It is near STL University.
http://www.pappyssmokehouse.com/
There are others too. We dont have landmark BBQ joints ike Memphis or KC though.
There is one way out in the county that has also won major awards called - Super Smokers. I think one of the Presidents went there in the last several years.
http://www.pappyssmokehouse.com/
There are others too. We dont have landmark BBQ joints ike Memphis or KC though.
There is one way out in the county that has also won major awards called - Super Smokers. I think one of the Presidents went there in the last several years.
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Not sure why this old thread has been revived but....
jedivader, there is a CUT of ribs called "St. Louis style" ribs. It has to do with how the butcher divides the ribs (or something like that). It has nothing to do with St. Louis being a city with good BBQ. So your visitor's guide is essentially correct.
However, if you're coming to St. Louis, there are two places worth mentioning. Pappy's, anne provided a link above. And, Bogart's, near Soulard market, http://bogartssmokehouse.com/
jedivader, there is a CUT of ribs called "St. Louis style" ribs. It has to do with how the butcher divides the ribs (or something like that). It has nothing to do with St. Louis being a city with good BBQ. So your visitor's guide is essentially correct.
However, if you're coming to St. Louis, there are two places worth mentioning. Pappy's, anne provided a link above. And, Bogart's, near Soulard market, http://bogartssmokehouse.com/