Just got me a taste of Cooper's in Llano. I swear I drove 3 hours after eating there to slap my momma. The only thing that shadows the brisket and the jalapeno sausage are the pork ribs. But watch out. When you get up to the front of the serving line, your eyes can get a little bigger than your stomach and they dont tell you how much everything is until they weigh it after you already have it on your tray.<P>Other than that, for everyday bbq, you cant go wrong with Rudy's.
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- Thread starter oopty-oop
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In Abilene check out Harold's bbq. Fried hot-water cornbread, sweet bbq sauce or the "damn hot" bbq sauce, strawberry cobbler and all the other trimmings. The Abilene High football team eats there on Thursday nights. I'm firmly convinced that has led to some of their recent success.<P>and I'm sorry, Underwoods is pretty good food, but anything cooked in a pressure cooker like they use is not real bbq.
cowboyfan40
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Rudy's in San Antonio is great. It has a great spicy BBQ sauce and the best cream of corn that u will ever eat.<P>Bill Miller's is a cheap, but good, fast food BBQ place.
Where is Bill Miller's? When I lived it San Antonio, I never saw it.
cowboyfan40
11-man fan
They are everywhere. It is a chain that started in San Antonio. They have even moved to Austin.
How was it? I like the fact that you can get mashed potatoes, carrots, corn, green beans, red beans, and potato salad with your meal plus hot rolls with your meal. not many BBQ joints offer that. I know their bbq is "different" but it's not bad. You know what they say, sometimes change is good. They gots good chicken too.<P> 
Bill Dauterive
11-man fan
Underwood's. they have orange potato salad.<BR>What is up with that?
pfunkmusik
11-man fan
Underwood's isn't bad, but The Railhead on Montgomery in Fort Worth is the food of the gods.<P>pfunk
cowboyfan40
11-man fan
Another good BBQ place is Barbeque Station in San Antonio.
