Which Dallas top BBQ restaurant has the most triggering name?

[GON]

Going through this list of Dallas, TX top ten rated BBQ restaurants-- most every name triggers a desire to try their Texas BBQ.

Which of these BBQ restaurants would you want to try first based only on its name?

I'll pick "Baby Back Shak"--- not an easy decision.

Kudos to the state of Texas and its love and promotion of BBQ- of course it is well known that all Texas BBQ recipes were originally stolen from Kansas City....

 

[mdoan300]

Been to Cattleack, Pecan Lodge, Lockhart, Hurtado, and Oak’d. Hutchin’s BBQ (not on that list) is my default go-to for moist brisket.

 

[tburke]

Been to Cattleack, Pecan Lodge, Lockhart, Hurtado, and Oak’d. Hutchin’s BBQ (not on that list) is my default go-to for moist brisket.

Hutchins is very good... I'm honestly surprised they are not on this list, along with Hard Eight.

 

[GON]

Hutchins is very good... I'm honestly surprised they are not on this list, along with Hard Eight.

Here is a statewide list:

 

[K20FA5]

I remember when the original Hutchins in McKinney was just a regular BBQ spot without crazy lines and “craft” in front of the BBQ. They used to have all you can eat fried catfish on Friday nights and it was so good. I love BBQ, but the Texas Craft phase is getting really old and EXPENSIVE! I can smoke ribs, brisket, Texas Twinkie's, and pork at home that is honestly just as good and a lot cheaper!

 

[mdoan300]

I remember when the original Hutchins in McKinney was just a regular BBQ spot without crazy lines and “craft” in front of the BBQ. They used to have all you can eat fried catfish on Friday nights and it was so good. I love BBQ, but the Texas Craft phase is getting really old and EXPENSIVE! I can smoke ribs, brisket, Texas Twinkie's, and pork at home that is honestly just as good and a lot cheaper!

The Hutchins in Frisco used to be in an old train caboose. When Randy White’s BBQ took a dump, Hutchins moved into that location. They had AYCE for $15.95 back in 2015 (see pic). Nowadays, $15.95 gets you almost a 1/2lb of brisket at Hutchins.

 

[mdoan300]

Here is a statewide list:
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So… Roy Hutchins BBQ is related to Hutchins BBQ, but not the same. There’s been some drama in that family: https://griffithbarbee.com/family-beef-the-trademark-lawsuit-within-the-hutchins-bbq-family/

 

[Rmay635703]

BBQ’R

You can find the sign on YouTube

 

[gfh77665]

I like Riskeys BBQ in the Fort Worth Stockyards.

https://www.risckys.com/

 

[gfh77665]

Here is a statewide list:
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Lockhart TX is regarded as the BBQ Capital of Texas

https://www.lockhart-tx.org/page/visitors_bbq

That's not just advertising, most Texans would agree. Even the Texas Legislature, first the House of Representatives in the Spring of 1999, then again in the Fall of 2003, passed a resolution proclaiming Lockhart to be The Barbecue Capital of Texas.

Its a real good list but not having even one BBQ from Lockhart diminishes it's validity.

 

[53' Stude]

The Hutchins in Frisco used to be in an old train caboose. When Randy White’s BBQ took a dump, Hutchins moved into that location. They had AYCE for $15.95 back in 2015 (see pic). Nowadays, $15.95 gets you almost a 1/2lb of brisket at Hutchins.

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that’s a small snack for AutoMechanic

 

[Cropduster172]

What about Goode Company BBQ?