Love that place so fuckin much. I frequent the one on Strawberry Lane often.

That's not barbeque.

Willard's compared to Dickey's is like Morton's compared to Swizzlers.

No it's a test from God to see how gullible people are when it comes to bei g able to tell the difference between real bbq and the pre packaged trash dickies serves.

Nip

One step above the McRib.
You need to get out more.

heymack Wrote:
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> Willard's compared to Dickey's is like Morton's
> compared to Swizzlers.


Won't do Willard's even if it is free. Tried that dump 3 times because my company does that barbeque lunch thing, and the food from Willard's is crap.

Can't complain too much, because the company paid for the lunches.

Dixie Bones is the place to go.

Dickie's, Willard's, Dixie Bones, all not worth it.

Where's the best? My backyard. I got a secret recipe and none ya'll is gettin' any. So, suck it. I read this thread this morning and got a hankerin' for some. It'll be ready by supper time. Enjoy driving all around looking for some mediocre cue. I'll be at home with a cold one in my hand lickin' my fingers.

pit boss Wrote:
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> Dickie's, Willard's, Dixie Bones, all not worth
> it.
>
> Where's the best? My backyard. I got a secret
> recipe and none ya'll is gettin' any. So, suck it.
> I read this thread this morning and got a
> hankerin' for some. It'll be ready by supper time.
> Enjoy driving all around looking for some mediocre
> cue. I'll be at home with a cold one in my hand
> lickin' my fingers.

I bet you do lick your fingers after you jerk-off, and cum all over your yourself.

Jerky Boy's Barbeque Pit? Wrote:
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> pit boss Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dickie's, Willard's, Dixie Bones, all not worth
> > it.
> >
> > Where's the best? My backyard. I got a secret
> > recipe and none ya'll is gettin' any. So, suck
> it.
> > I read this thread this morning and got a
> > hankerin' for some. It'll be ready by supper
> time.
> > Enjoy driving all around looking for some
> mediocre
> > cue. I'll be at home with a cold one in my
> hand
> > lickin' my fingers.
>
> I bet you do lick your fingers after you jerk-off,
> and cum all over your yourself.

No, but I do lick 'em when I'm done finger bangin' your momma.

pit boss Wrote:
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> Jerky Boy's Barbeque Pit? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > pit boss Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Dickie's, Willard's, Dixie Bones, all not
> worth
> > > it.
> > >
> > > Where's the best? My backyard. I got a secret
> > > recipe and none ya'll is gettin' any. So,
> suck
> > it.
> > > I read this thread this morning and got a
> > > hankerin' for some. It'll be ready by supper
> > time.
> > > Enjoy driving all around looking for some
> > mediocre
> > > cue. I'll be at home with a cold one in my
> > hand
> > > lickin' my fingers.
> >
> > I bet you do lick your fingers after you
> jerk-off,
> > and cum all over your yourself.
>
> No, but I do lick 'em when I'm done finger bangin'
> your momma.


but his mama got the gonorrhea

KFC is Finger lickin good Wrote:
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> pit boss Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Jerky Boy's Barbeque Pit? Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > pit boss Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Dickie's, Willard's, Dixie Bones, all not
> > worth
> > > > it.
> > > >
> > > > Where's the best? My backyard. I got a
> secret
> > > > recipe and none ya'll is gettin' any. So,
> > suck
> > > it.
> > > > I read this thread this morning and got a
> > > > hankerin' for some. It'll be ready by
> supper
> > > time.
> > > > Enjoy driving all around looking for some
> > > mediocre
> > > > cue. I'll be at home with a cold one in my
> > > hand
> > > > lickin' my fingers.
> > >
> > > I bet you do lick your fingers after you
> > jerk-off,
> > > and cum all over your yourself.
> >
> > No, but I do lick 'em when I'm done finger
> bangin'
> > your momma.
>
>
> but his mama got the gonorrhea


No shit! Who do you think she got it from?!?

pit boss Wrote:
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> No shit! Who do you think she got it from?!?


Your brother.

Doohickey's Wrote:
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> pit boss Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> ----->
> > No shit! Who do you think she got it from?!?
>
>
> Your brother.


From me, you shit for brains. I've been spreadin' the gonorrhea to all your bitches!

Aldie Country Store in Loudoun had probably the best bbq i've ever had. People came from miles around for it. It was interestingly enough run by a Hindu family. They really knew their shit when it comes to bbq. Unfortunately, it closed down a few months ago. I guess some health codes were violated. Never got me sick though.

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The only BBQ that any good in Fairfax County was Pepper's Texas Bar-B-Q in Fairfax and Reston. They use to do a rotisserie pork BBQ that would melt in mouth. You couldn't eat a sandwich with out getting BBQ sauce on you. And, they had awesome fries.

Unfortunately Pepper's Texas Bar-B-Q sold the place to Sweet Heat BBQ.

Pepper's Texas Bar-B-Q Wrote:
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> The only BBQ that any good in Fairfax County was
> Pepper's Texas Bar-B-Q in Fairfax and Reston.
> They use to do a rotisserie pork BBQ that would
> melt in mouth. You couldn't eat a sandwich with
> out getting BBQ sauce on you. And, they had
> awesome fries.
>
> Unfortunately Pepper's Texas Bar-B-Q sold the
> place to Sweet Heat BBQ.


Yes, I used to go to the Pepper's in Reston every week.

I can't tell if this is a troll thread or not...because I know there are many people that live off crappy chain food and think it's the best and put their nose up at anything that is quality.

Do yourself a favor and take a drive to Buz and Neds in Richmond.

I use to think The Pit stop in aldie on the weekends was great, but the chicken just tastes like lighter fluid, but honestly who the hell gets chicken when buying bbq? The pulled pork is great though. Oh, and their kale salad is amazing...can't believe I almost forgot that.

This WAS the best bbq around Wrote:
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> Aldie Country Store in Loudoun had probably the
> best bbq i've ever had. People came from miles
> around for it. It was interestingly enough run by
> a Hindu family. They really knew their shit when
> it comes to bbq. Unfortunately, it closed down a
> few months ago. I guess some health codes were
> violated. Never got me sick though.
>
> https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/in-
> virginia-countryside-a-hindu-takes-on-role-of-barb
> ecue-guru/2012/08/23/0facad78-d5b0-11e1-b2d5-2419d
> 227d8b0_story.html


It was a front for a ISIS training center.

I have earned as much as $1.57 in a single day! That would buy a lot of barbecue!

You would have to pay me to eat at Dickey's BBQ.

The best BBQ that was ever in this area and it only lasted a couple of years was next to the Centreville movie complex. Doc Harry's, nothing was even close to the ribs in this area.
And I've eaten ribs in Texas, KC, Memphis, and NC. Nothing here was close.

Doc Harry's won BBQ contests all throughout Memphis and Mississippi. Hands down best.

I agree with one poster here about Dixie Bones, excellent.

Willard's lives off the biz at the Dulles Expo Center. C minus at best.
Red, Hot, and Blue. Not bad but overpriced.

Pit Boss is correct, as it works for me also as I been at it forever.
One more thing, if you cook with gas at your home, do not call it BBQ.

Get back on the subject here about BBQ.

JohnnieP Wrote:
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> You would have to pay me to eat at Dickey's BBQ.
>
> The best BBQ that was ever in this area and it
> only lasted a couple of years was next to the
> Centreville movie complex. Doc Harry's, nothing
> was even close to the ribs in this area.
> And I've eaten ribs in Texas, KC, Memphis, and NC.
> Nothing here was close.
>
> Doc Harry's won BBQ contests all throughout
> Memphis and Mississippi. Hands down best.
>
> I agree with one poster here about Dixie Bones,
> excellent.
>
> Willard's lives off the biz at the Dulles Expo
> Center. C minus at best.
> Red, Hot, and Blue. Not bad but overpriced.
>
> Pit Boss is correct, as it works for me also as I
> been at it forever.
> One more thing, if you cook with gas at your home,
> do not call it BBQ.
>
> Get back on the subject here about BBQ.

I'm really glad you gave us your qualifications, you are something else!

Red hot and blue not bad??? Do you love a place without a smoker and microwaves everything from a to z???

Do you chain smoke AIDS?!

I'm glad you had a chance to travel, next time stick to applebees reviews.

shake my head so fucking hard Wrote:
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> JohnnieP Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You would have to pay me to eat at Dickey's BBQ.
>
> >
> > The best BBQ that was ever in this area and it
> > only lasted a couple of years was next to the
> > Centreville movie complex. Doc Harry's, nothing
> > was even close to the ribs in this area.
> > And I've eaten ribs in Texas, KC, Memphis, and
> NC.
> > Nothing here was close.
> >
> > Doc Harry's won BBQ contests all throughout
> > Memphis and Mississippi. Hands down best.
> >
> > I agree with one poster here about Dixie Bones,
> > excellent.
> >
> > Willard's lives off the biz at the Dulles Expo
> > Center. C minus at best.
> > Red, Hot, and Blue. Not bad but overpriced.
> >
> > Pit Boss is correct, as it works for me also as
> I
> > been at it forever.
> > One more thing, if you cook with gas at your
> home,
> > do not call it BBQ.
> >
> > Get back on the subject here about BBQ.
>
> I'm really glad you gave us your qualifications,
> you are something else!
>
> Red hot and blue not bad??? Do you love a place
> without a smoker and microwaves everything from a
> to z???
>
> Do you chain smoke AIDS?!
>
> I'm glad you had a chance to travel, next time
> stick to applebees reviews.

You are a BOOT when it comes to BBQ and most likely LIFE as well.

shake my head so fucking hard Wrote:
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> JohnnieP Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You would have to pay me to eat at Dickey's BBQ.
>
> >
> > The best BBQ that was ever in this area and it
> > only lasted a couple of years was next to the
> > Centreville movie complex. Doc Harry's, nothing
> > was even close to the ribs in this area.
> > And I've eaten ribs in Texas, KC, Memphis, and
> NC.
> > Nothing here was close.
> >
> > Doc Harry's won BBQ contests all throughout
> > Memphis and Mississippi. Hands down best.
> >
> > I agree with one poster here about Dixie Bones,
> > excellent.
> >
> > Willard's lives off the biz at the Dulles Expo
> > Center. C minus at best.
> > Red, Hot, and Blue. Not bad but overpriced.
> >
> > Pit Boss is correct, as it works for me also as
> I
> > been at it forever.
> > One more thing, if you cook with gas at your
> home,
> > do not call it BBQ.
> >
> > Get back on the subject here about BBQ.
>
> I'm really glad you gave us your qualifications,
> you are something else!
>
> Red hot and blue not bad??? Do you love a place
> without a smoker and microwaves everything from a
> to z???
>
> Do you chain smoke AIDS?!
>
> I'm glad you had a chance to travel, next time
> stick to applebees reviews.

Why not tell us your suggestions instead of a bunch of dumb ass comments.
Be a man instead of a BOOT.

JohnnieP Wrote:
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> shake my head so fucking hard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > JohnnieP Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > You would have to pay me to eat at Dickey's
> BBQ.
> >
> > >
> > > The best BBQ that was ever in this area and
> it
> > > only lasted a couple of years was next to the
> > > Centreville movie complex. Doc Harry's,
> nothing
> > > was even close to the ribs in this area.
> > > And I've eaten ribs in Texas, KC, Memphis,
> and
> > NC.
> > > Nothing here was close.
> > >
> > > Doc Harry's won BBQ contests all throughout
> > > Memphis and Mississippi. Hands down best.
> > >
> > > I agree with one poster here about Dixie
> Bones,
> > > excellent.
> > >
> > > Willard's lives off the biz at the Dulles
> Expo
> > > Center. C minus at best.
> > > Red, Hot, and Blue. Not bad but overpriced.
> > >
> > > Pit Boss is correct, as it works for me also
> as
> > I
> > > been at it forever.
> > > One more thing, if you cook with gas at your
> > home,
> > > do not call it BBQ.
> > >
> > > Get back on the subject here about BBQ.
> >
> > I'm really glad you gave us your
> qualifications,
> > you are something else!
> >
> > Red hot and blue not bad??? Do you love a place
> > without a smoker and microwaves everything from
> a
> > to z???
> >
> > Do you chain smoke AIDS?!
> >
> > I'm glad you had a chance to travel, next time
> > stick to applebees reviews.
>
> Why not tell us your suggestions instead of a
> bunch of dumb ass comments.
> Be a man instead of a BOOT.


You're a stiletto, not only are you a heel, but you're a heel in life.

I did recommend something, but I changed my name because I only read this site while on the toilet.

Johnniep why does your bbw suck?

I thought that WINE/BEER is proof that God loves us and wants to be happy. And to get the best BBQ, go deep into the 'hood (if you dare) and look for the truck or the little shack restaurant with peeling paint on the sign.

pit boss Wrote:
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> Dickie's, Willard's, Dixie Bones, all not worth
> it.
>
> Where's the best? My backyard. I got a secret
> recipe and none ya'll is gettin' any. So, suck it.
> I read this thread this morning and got a
> hankerin' for some. It'll be ready by supper time.
> Enjoy driving all around looking for some mediocre
> cue. I'll be at home with a cold one in my hand
> lickin' my fingers.


I can guarantee that your recipe is NOT barbeque.

All talk and no action with the BBQ wannabe's. Opinion are like &*&^holes.
Cheap talk and accusations with no solid debate here.

Say something that gives an opinion.

How do you pitboss is wrong? Many of you probably can't even like a match without burning yourselves.

Pierce's Pitt BBQ
I-64 Lightfoot Exit
Williamsburg, VA

Go try the real thing and best tasting BBQ ever made.

I went to dickies bbq once and it sucked. 3 pigs in McLean was better and that's not saying a whole lot.

The McRib is pretty good.

omcd4 Wrote:
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> The McRib is pretty good.


I prefer the rotisserie chicken from Giant.

Signed: Dickies franchise owner

This place sucks @$$

The Alexandria location of Rocklands BBQ is pretty decent.

Grocery Store Wrote:
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> omcd4 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The McRib is pretty good.
>
>
> I prefer the rotisserie chicken from Giant.


Snob!

High Cotton in Kitty Hawk, NC is the best I've had. Never liked brisket until I had it here. Chicken, pork and sides were great too

Then again, it's the beach. Everything is better at the beach.

Rocklands Wrote:
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> The Alexandria location of Rocklands BBQ is pretty
> decent.

I've heard that before. May try it someday.

Qweef Lateef Wrote:
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> High Cotton in Kitty Hawk, NC is the best I've
> had. Never liked brisket until I had it here.
> Chicken, pork and sides were great too
>
> Then again, it's the beach. Everything is better
> at the beach.

Not the best I have ever had, but still pretty good. They also have great fried chicken.

Serious question:

In Fairfax county which restaurant has the best Fried Chicken?

Everything is better at Dave and Buster's.

Beer, barbeque, and burgers!

My argument had as much factual basis as pittboss. Merely a statement with no evidence.,

I ate at the Dickey's by the Fairfax City Walmart. Food was BLAND. With all these comments, I really won't be going back anytime soon.

Do you know why these BBQ threads are pointless? BBQ means so many things to so many people. So many different kinds of meat, so many methods of preparation, rubs, no rubs, so many sauces and even a school of thought that there shouldn't be a sauce. For every BBQ you find, there is always a group that won't identify that meat as BBQ.

The best we can do is discuss roasted meat preparations.

And lastly, the cheap bastards on this board rate poorly any that costs more than a $1 for a week's worth of food.

I actually agree with you on all the variations. Good facts.

But you still couldn't pay me to eat at Dickey's.

EvWbu Wrote:
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> My argument had as much factual basis as pittboss.
> Merely a statement with no evidence.,

I only saw one post from you as EvWbu.

The BBQ around here is much like all of the other dine out food, average. Not one place mentioned here would last a year in D/FW, Austin, KC, Memphis....

Guys are making much better Q in their backyard than you can buy.

So, opening myself up to being pilloried (but not really caring, de gustibus non est disputandum and all that), but we love the brisket from Dinosaur BBQ. Originally out of Rochester, NY, they have one in Baltimore, and it's just as good.

OK, have at me...

NY BBQ? Is that a joke?

I make better...

hGk9T Wrote:
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> NY BBQ? Is that a joke?
>
> I make better...

*shrug* I've had BBQ in many states, I like what I like. I don't know that the owners are *from* NY and neither do you, eh? Seems like transplanting to a BBQ desert would guarantee success (though Franklin's in Austin doesn't need to do that, obviously)!

If you have had BBQ in many states, then you haven't had "true BBQ" since only the BBQ from my location of origination is the only way roasted meat should be prepared. Of course, you will never experience this because it is only available in my backyard and you must accept my ad hominem argument because I must be right since you are wrong.

Greybeard Wrote:
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> So, opening myself up to being pilloried (but not
> really caring, de gustibus non est
> disputandum and all that), but we love the
> brisket from Dinosaur BBQ. Originally out of
> Rochester, NY, they have one in Baltimore, and
> it's just as good.
>
> OK, have at me...

The only real people here that are uniformed about BBQ are the folks who think Dickie's is good. All the other opinions such as yours can be considered quality BBQ.
But then again, often times the backyard Q done with charcoal or on a smoker (non gas) can be Top of the Line!

Greybeard Wrote:
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> like. I don't know that the owners are *from* NY

Unless they are Native American, they aren't "from NY".

As far as Dickey's, I haven't eaten there yet. I am going to reserve judgement until I do.

Interestingly, I was in Dixie Bones the other day (yes, I was eating roasted meat). The menu had an FAQ on the back. One of the questions/answers was "Is this NC BBQ? No." It's sad.

It's decent enough for fast food and the sides aren't bad. Another one is opening very soon next to Wegman's at Telegraph and Beulah so it's another place to go for lunch.

wx6XjH Wrote:
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> Greybeard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > like. I don't know that the owners are *from*
> NY
>
> Unless they are Native American, they aren't "from
> NY".
>
> As far as Dickey's, I haven't eaten there yet. I
> am going to reserve judgement until I do.
>
> Interestingly, I was in Dixie Bones the other day
> (yes, I was eating roasted meat). The menu had an
> FAQ on the back. One of the questions/answers was
> "Is this NC BBQ? No." It's sad.

It is more of a Alabama Style BBQ - Tastes similar to NC style don't you think?

JohnnieP Wrote:
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> Serious question:
>
> In Fairfax county which restaurant has the best
> Fried Chicken?


Flavors over by the corner of Columbia Pike and Carlin Springs. Get it with a side if mac n cheese and greens. The chicken is made to order, so don't go if you're in a hurry. It's damn good and worth the wait.

Second High Cotton (for that area)....but if you are going that far, cut your trip in half and stop at Pierce's in Williamsburg.

Nothing wrong with Dickie's though. For being comparable to the Chipotle and other counter-style ordering chains, I'm happy with what I get for the value.

wx6XjH Wrote:
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> Greybeard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > like. I don't know that the owners are *from*
> NY
>
> Unless they are Native American, they aren't "from
> NY".
>
> As far as Dickey's, I haven't eaten there yet. I
> am going to reserve judgement until I do.
>
> Interestingly, I was in Dixie Bones the other day
> (yes, I was eating roasted meat). The menu had an
> FAQ on the back. One of the questions/answers was
> "Is this NC BBQ? No." It's sad.
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I used to go a function that was catered every year by Dixie Bones.
They brought in the Ribs, Chicken and BQQ Beef.
I will say I was never disappointed with the ribs. Loaded with meat and very tender.

Stones. Wrote:
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> Second High Cotton (for that area)....but if you
> are going that far, cut your trip in half and stop
> at Pierce's in Williamsburg.
>
> Nothing wrong with Dickie's though. For being
> comparable to the Chipotle and other counter-style
> ordering chains, I'm happy with what I get for the
> value.
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If you like Dickie's you probably like Ragu for Italian sauce. Sad.

Pierces is not what it used to be, the sauce is really good though. Top notch.

If you are comparing Dickey's to other fast food, it's fine. If you are comparing it to good/great BBQ, not so much.

I will say I was never disappointed - Loaded with meat and very tender.


I dated a girl in college that was like that.

Ypw34 Wrote:
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> If you have had BBQ in many states, then you
> haven't had "true BBQ" since only the BBQ from my
> location of origination is the only way roasted
> meat should be prepared. Of course, you will
> never experience this because it is only available
> in my backyard and you must accept my ad hominem
> argument because I must be right since you are
> wrong.

I bow to your ineluctable logic!

Homie D Foodie Wrote:
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> I ate at the Dickey's by the Fairfax City Walmart.
> Food was BLAND. With all these comments, I really
> won't be going back anytime soon.


Same here - just tasteless pork "BBQ". Also, I ordered the meal and after I ordered the meal the child behind the counter says, "Our fryers are broken so there aren't any fries or anything." Well, how about letting me know that BEFORE you take my money douchebag?? So I can go someplace else. Seriously, I don't know how they get away with calling themselves a BBQ joint.

> god loves us and wants us to be happy

avoidence syndrom. what liberals say after they leave church. "god doesn't want perps to spend tax money"

"god loves all people, paying other people's money to import them for votes is gods work"

actually: even Jesus said "pay your taxes fairly"

and before him, the same was mandatory in Rome and before that taught in Greece's famous auditorium classes and schools

there isn't any way around counterfeiting and who is going to be hit by penalties for doing it

ilovebbq Wrote:
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> I can't tell if this is a troll thread or
> not...because I know there are many people that
> live off crappy chain food and think it's the best
> and put their nose up at anything that is
> quality.
>
> Do yourself a favor and take a drive to Buz and
> Neds in Richmond.
>
> I use to think The Pit stop in aldie on the
> weekends was great, but the chicken just tastes
> like lighter fluid, but honestly who the hell gets
> chicken when buying bbq? The pulled pork is great
> though. Oh, and their kale salad is
> amazing...can't believe I almost forgot that.


If you want GOOD BBQ, stop at "Chillin and Grillin Shack in Aylett. They have won awards for best BBQ in Virginia.

first of all, it's barbecue - the C stands for Cow. Brisket & ribs off a COW.

Second, in this area, Hill Country in DC is the best I've found. Rocklands is passable for those of you too afraid to go into the District.

Third, if you have to sauce it, you're meat's not good enough

and Fourth, none of it compares to doing your own. Planning on doing some short ribs this weekend. Salt/Pepper rub overnight, and 12 hours of cherry wood smoke with some apple juice in the drip pans.

Texas 'Cue Wrote:
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> first of all, it's barbecue - the C stands for
> Cow. Brisket & ribs off a COW.
>
> Second, in this area, Hill Country in DC is the
> best I've found. Rocklands is passable for those
> of you too afraid to go into the District.
>
> Third, if you have to sauce it, you're meat's not
> good enough
>
> and Fourth, none of it compares to doing your own.
> Planning on doing some short ribs this weekend.
> Salt/Pepper rub overnight, and 12 hours of cherry
> wood smoke with some apple juice in the drip pans.

Totally agree with your last sentence.

Dickey's is garbage. Their food is terrible. Ribs made me sick. Pulled pork sandwich is average at best. They used to do a terrible time managing their sides. Never had fries or mac and cheese, but always had like 20 kinds of beans. And when they did have fries, they sucked as well. Dickey's is the worst.

Hill Country is definitely the best in the area. In the Fairfax area Famous Dave's is my favorite. Rockland's is also quite tasty. Red Hot and Blue is about as good as Dickey's.

LetsRock wrote:
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> If you want GOOD BBQ, stop at "Chillin and Grillin Shack in Aylett.
> They have won awards for best BBQ in Virginia.

Holy Smoke Ring! King William has BBQ now?

I think a lot of people go to Dickie's for the unlimited ice cream.

New barbecue place going into Greenbriar Town Center next to the Buffalo Wing Factory. They are going to take up three retail spaces. Just started demolition, so it will probably not open until spring.

Dickie's sucks...truly. That's why many are closing. Way too much cash for trash.

Mookie's in Great Falls is pretty good.

Reading this thread..what does BOOT stand for?

Mission BBQ should be opening some stores in Fairfax soon. They're getting close-one opened in Stafford. One Mission is here there will be good BBQ in Fairfax. Mission is one of Maryland's best exports, along with Old Bay. Meantime you can cross the border to Maryland and have some great BBQ.

Terp4Life Wrote:
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> Mission BBQ should be opening some stores in
> Fairfax soon. They're getting close-one opened in
> Stafford. One Mission is here there will be good
> BBQ in Fairfax. Mission is one of Maryland's best
> exports, along with Old Bay. Meantime you can
> cross the border to Maryland and have some great
> BBQ.

You are correct. Mission BBQ for Greenbriar Town Center. If you look at the site plan at http://www.regencycenters.com/retail-space/va/chantilly/greenbriar-town-center#.WFXJBVMrK70 they have Mission BBQ down for the location next to BWF. It only shows them occupying one space, but I was told they are taking everything from BWF all the way to the end of the building.

Famous Dave's sucks ass. There is no meat on the baby backs and the fucking mac and cheese has corn in it. Only thing good there is the sausage links. Beans are passable but all their sides have jalapeno in it.....

After you figure out how to do it yourself, then going to a chain is pretty much meh.

gbw Wrote:
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> Terp4Life Wrote:
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> > Mission BBQ should be opening some stores in
> > Fairfax soon. They're getting close-one opened
> in
> > Stafford. One Mission is here there will be
> good
> > BBQ in Fairfax. Mission is one of Maryland's
> best
> > exports, along with Old Bay. Meantime you can
> > cross the border to Maryland and have some
> great
> > BBQ.
>
> You are correct. Mission BBQ for Greenbriar Town
> Center. If you look at the site plan at
> http://www.regencycenters.com/retail-space/va/chan
> tilly/greenbriar-town-center#.WFXJBVMrK70 they
> have Mission BBQ down for the location next to
> BWF. It only shows them occupying one space, but I
> was told they are taking everything from BWF all
> the way to the end of the building.

Mission BBQ is open in Greenbrier. The line was out the door for dinner this weekend. Couldn't get in.

gbw Wrote:
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> gbw Wrote:
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> > Terp4Life Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Mission BBQ should be opening some stores in
> > > Fairfax soon. They're getting close-one
> opened
> > in
> > > Stafford. One Mission is here there will be
> > good
> > > BBQ in Fairfax. Mission is one of Maryland's
> > best
> > > exports, along with Old Bay. Meantime you
> can
> > > cross the border to Maryland and have some
> > great
> > > BBQ.
> >
> > You are correct. Mission BBQ for Greenbriar
> Town
> > Center. If you look at the site plan at
> >
> http://www.regencycenters.com/retail-space/va/chan
>
> > tilly/greenbriar-town-center#.WFXJBVMrK70 they
> > have Mission BBQ down for the location next to
> > BWF. It only shows them occupying one space, but
> I
> > was told they are taking everything from BWF
> all
> > the way to the end of the building.
>
> Mission BBQ is open in Greenbrier. The line was
> out the door for dinner this weekend. Couldn't get
> in.
It's a good sized chain now...hope it doesn't get watered down. BTW, Dickey's sucks sweaty nigger balls.

Dickeys has free ice cream. You can't argue with free ice cream

Qweef Lateef Wrote:
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> High Cotton in Kitty Hawk, NC is the best I've
> had. Never liked brisket until I had it here.
> Chicken, pork and sides were great too
>
> Then again, it's the beach. Everything is better
> at the beach.


I have been to High Cotton, and they are real good, but next time you are in Kitty Hawk try The Pig Man BBQ. - On the right as you are heading south on RT 12.

gbw Wrote:
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> Mission BBQ is open in Greenbrier. The line was
> out the door for dinner this weekend. Couldn't get
> in.

Took some brisket out from there last week. Pleasant people, nice place. Of course, it just opened, so there were like 30 people working--will see if that continues. Alas, the brisket was dry, tasted more like pot roast. Definitely not like Dinosaur BBQ brisket.

They have potato salad for six months of the year and some sort of cheesy potato thing the other six. We're in potato salad season now. I mention this 'cause looking at their website, my wife said "What kind of BBQ place doesn't have potato salad?!" and then we found out the story. Alas, not our style of potato salad, either -- too much mustard. But I know some folks will like it.

We tried three of their sauces (all except spicy): all were good, not even sure which we liked best. And the fries were very good (though coldish by the time we got 'em home, but that's not Mission's fault -- must order the food warmer in the next car).

Of course your tastes may vary. And we're not giving up on Mission after one try! Just one man's report.

Flame on...

More than one kind of BBQ can be good. Chain restaurants and BBQ contests are killing the regional varieties, which IMHO is a bad thing. People get accustomed to one particular flavor or style of BBQ and then anything else, no matter how well-prepared and delicious, is deemed "no good". Open you taste buds a little.

food eater Wrote:
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> More than one kind of BBQ can be good. Chain
> restaurants and BBQ contests are killing the
> regional varieties, which IMHO is a bad thing.
> People get accustomed to one particular flavor or
> style of BBQ and then anything else, no matter how
> well-prepared and delicious, is deemed "no good".
> Open you taste buds a little.

To whom was that directed? 'Cause I'd absolutely agree. And it always makes me laugh whenever I read reviews of BBQ places, because they're *always* all over the place, because a Texas BBQ place gets panned by the NC folks and vice versa (and so on, with the other variations). The only time I get irritated is when I can't figure out which kind of BBQ it is!

I eat BBQ all over the county. Dickey's is the only one that gives me explosive shits like I was drinking mineral oil all day.

WRONG ASSWIPE! Best bbq is in Pittsburgh at Steak N Lube.