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Why Is Brooklyn Barbecue Taking Over the World?
- Thread starter NeonCarbon
- Start date
I'm going to guess that virtually nobody bothered to read the article, and opted to dogpile on the photograph instead.
It says you pay by weight, so the portion you get it whatever you choose to purchase.
Had that in Concord NC. Was so damn good, ended up getting nearly 3 meals out of this tray.
That's from a local BBQ place in NJ. It's good, but not as good as getting legit NC BBQ.
Just to sorta redeem Fette Sau (because they are pretty good) here's a better picture of food from there.
Yeah... it's not a really good article. I've read better articles/seen videos talking about the "exporting" of Brooklyn around the world.
Damn, son. Damn.
Had that in Concord NC. Was so damn good, ended up getting nearly 3 meals out of this tray.
That's from a local BBQ place in NJ. It's good, but not as good as getting legit NC BBQ.
In the age of clickbait, I actually find indulging a little click repellent somewhat refreshing.
im not even from a state with a bbq culture but this is insulting and disrespectful. delete this now.
That's doubly insulting as a Texan. What do you even eat then
At first I was like, "Wait but those countries actually have good food why would they...?" but then I remember what other countries think about American food and it sort of clicked for me.
I got the feeling that picture was purposely just a tad unflattering, so I tried looking up more pics of the bbq from that place for a fairer look and found that my initial feeling was mostly right.
I'm all for a good pile-on, buuuut pic and article seem a bit disingenuous.
I'm all for a good pile-on, buuuut pic and article seem a bit disingenuous.
All this reveals is that you've never had neither good BBQ or Mexican.
That is the most sad ass looking excuse for BBQ that I have ever seen. Putting coffee in your rub does not make you special. You might be the last person in the game to try that. Please keep this shit in NY. The rest of the country can enjoy real BBQ.
Dear the Five Boroughs of New York City,
It's okay to occasionally sit down, be humble, and not mindlessly scream about how you're the best at every single activity and cuisine in the world. This is very much one of those times.
It's okay to occasionally sit down, be humble, and not mindlessly scream about how you're the best at every single activity and cuisine in the world. This is very much one of those times.
Fette Sau should sue. What a terrible picture to use.
Brooklyn has some great BBQ. I enjoy Hometown.
I'd hate to see how overpriced that BBQ is if it's in Brooklyn. How much would this platter run me?
Yeah, that all looks quite good to me. Based on the Munchies photo, I'd assume their article was a hit piece.
But it's quite the opposite, framing this restaurant as a gold standard the whole world is mimicking. That seems pretty insane to me as this brand of upscale BBQ is everywhere these days. Either way the photo is puzzling.
as a big NE booster you're 100% right about this.
the south/texas is the only people who make good bbq. When ever i go down I make sure do down rediculous amounts
I live in Minnesota. The only time BBQ ever is on the menu is when we visit KC each spring for soccer tournaments.
That's like... a quarter serving of bland looking BBQ. Come on, Brooklyn.
This is from Franklin's BBQ in Austin last year when I visited:
This is from Franklin's BBQ in Austin last year when I visited:
It gets clicks and you didn't even have to do any additional work.
This is a joke designed to be bait right? BBQ and mexican, when done right, are two of the best types of food you can possibly eat. Living in California, I am actually addicted to mexican food now.
Sheesh. Coming in here trying to drag mexican down too... Come on. You're better than this.
That's a lot, but I guess nowadays if you can afford to live in Brooklyn you can afford to pay whatever anybody asks.
I'm sure it would be likely the best BBQ most people will ever eat, too. That looks really good, but what do I know? I'm not really from the South, although to people from NYC I might as well be from North Texas because of my accent. lol