Memphis-Best Barbeque
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I realize it's famous for the dry rub barbecue. I've eaten there several times. There's very little meat on ribs to begin with. If they are let to cook too long, the meat can be dry. My experience at the Rendezvous was adequate at best. My husband would be irate.
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I was with friends who specifically wanted to eat there. He would be irate at the quantity of meat on the plate, the price for the slapdash way of serving it, and the type of food. He would make really snotty comments about people who have more money than sense and pay for crap. For example, when he gets a salad out, he doesn't want to find stuff in the salad that looks just like the weeds he eliminates from our yard.
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I live in Memphis and have eaten BBQ since I could chew solid food. Following are my recommendations:
Rendevous ribs are ok at best. They're actually char broiled not bbqd so there's not a really good smoky flavor. The service is rushed. Beans and slaw are not worth eating. I'm not a fan.
Neely's on Jefferson has EXCELLENT 'que. Beans and the other side dishes are worth eating! It's a few blocks east of downtown near the medical center. A short drive or cab ride. The same family also runs Interstate BBQ on Third street which would be a few miles south of downtown.
Corky's is ok. It's where tourists go. Their sauce is a little too sweet for me. Corky's is nowhere near downtown.
There used to be a BBQ place on Beale Street. I don't know if it's still there but, if it is, DON'T EAT THERE it has some of the worst BBQ I've ever had.
There's a new place in midtown called Central BBQ which is pretty good as well if you're in the neighborhood.
Rendevous ribs are ok at best. They're actually char broiled not bbqd so there's not a really good smoky flavor. The service is rushed. Beans and slaw are not worth eating. I'm not a fan.
Neely's on Jefferson has EXCELLENT 'que. Beans and the other side dishes are worth eating! It's a few blocks east of downtown near the medical center. A short drive or cab ride. The same family also runs Interstate BBQ on Third street which would be a few miles south of downtown.
Corky's is ok. It's where tourists go. Their sauce is a little too sweet for me. Corky's is nowhere near downtown.
There used to be a BBQ place on Beale Street. I don't know if it's still there but, if it is, DON'T EAT THERE it has some of the worst BBQ I've ever had.
There's a new place in midtown called Central BBQ which is pretty good as well if you're in the neighborhood.
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