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2533 White Settlement Road Fort Worth, TX 76107

817-332-0357 

http://www.angelosbbq.com  

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2533 White Settlement Road Fort Worth TX 76107

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  • Barbecue
    Mon-Sat 11am-10pm
    $ $
  • cash
    Casual
    Takeout
  • Dinner, Lunch
    Not Accepted
    Lot Available
Description

The brisket is melt-in-your mouth tender, its flavor rich and smoky, and all you need to say as you approach the counter is "sliced" or "chopped," and the lightning-fire hands behind the counter will take care of the rest. The beer is cold and the mugs are huge. Who could ask for more?








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  • TheBarbecueFiend
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    | 43 Reviews

    5
    | Mon, February 4, 2013

    When you step into Angelo's, you're immediately greeted by a large taxidermied bear dawning an Angelo's apron. There are tons of other big game mounts throughout the restaurant: buffalo, elk, moose, caribou, water buffalo, nilgai, and many, many more from various continents.

    I ordered a Combo Plate with sliced brisket and sausage, which automatically comes with potato salad, coleslaw, and beans.

    The potato salad had a very pronounced mustard flavor, and it had a decent amount of pepper to boot. The beans were both cooked and seasoned quite well; they were soft, but not mushy. They also tasted more homemade than many of the other places I've been. The coleslaw started off sweet on my tongue, but the pepper and spices definitely crept up on me while I chewed. I'm still not a coleslaw fan in general, but this was pretty tasty.

    I was happy to find big link segments of sausage rather than the pre-sliced variety. My sausage was pretty heavy on pepper, which I also liked. It might be a little spicy for some, but to me it was a welcome surprise. Both the texture and the taste reminded me of the sausage I get back in my hometown in Central Texas. The accompanying barbecue sauce tempered the spiciness of the sausage very nicely.

    I got big, meaty slices of brisket, so initially I was worried that it might be too dry. Despite its massiveness, the brisket was very juicy and tender. There was a great char on the edges and a clearly visible smoke ring. I only had one slice that was a little salty for my liking, but it wasn't enough to ruin the meal. Much like the sausage, the brisket paired well with the barbecue sauce.

    The sign out front says "Great Texas Bar-B-Que," and they're not lying. I don't know if I'll ever get a chance to go back to Angelo's, but I certainly hope so.

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  • huenadon
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    | Milwaukee, WI | 1 Reviews

    4
    | Tue, September 29, 2009

    Amazing food. My favorite restaurant in the world

  • Sara Eckert
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    | Los Angeles, CA | 39 Reviews

    4
    | Thu, May 28, 2009

    I don't eat beef fajitas - I always get chicken - but I ALWAYS get them here - the best meat I've ever tasted! The way they season the meat, all the condiments, the beans, rice, tortillas -- I dream about this meal because I can't get it in L.A. They give you the best salsa and beans with your chips. All other dishes here are ridiculously good, too. They have a sand playground for the kids, which you'll need to keep them busy because the wait is always long unless you go at an off time like 3 P.M. There are a handful of locations around Houston.

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Main Menu
Plates
Sauce, Beans, Pot. Salad, Cole Slaw, Pickle, Onion, Bread
$13.95
1/2 Plate $8.95
Beef Plate
$13.95
1/2 Plate $8.95
Rib Plate
$8.95
1/2 Plate $6.95
Ham Plate
$7.50
1/2 Plate $5.95
Sausage Plate
$7.50
1/2 Plate $5.95
Salami Plate
$7.95
1/2 Plate $5.95
Chopped Plate
1/2 Plate (1/2 Chicken) $6.95
1/4 Plate (1/4 Chicken) $5.95
Turkey Plate $8.95
1/2 Turkey Plate $6.95
Chicken And Turkey Plates
Whole Chicken $6.50
1/2 Chicken $4.50
1/4 Chicken $3.50
Chicken Baskets
Dessert (cupcakes & Fried Pies) $1.70
Candy $0.95
Combo Plate Available
any two meats
Sandwiches
Sandwiches Served Texas Style. Mustard, Pickles, Onions And Bar-b-q Sauce - No Relish. Our Beef Is The Finest To Be Obtained - U.s. Choice Or Better
$5.65
Sliced Beef
$4.95
Chopped Beef
$4.95
Bar B Que Salami
$4.95
Bar B Que Ham
$4.95
Turkey
$4.50
Polish Sausage Or Hot Links
$3.95
Braunschweiger
Per Pound To Go
$13.25
Ribs
$13.25
Sliced Bar B Que
$9.95
Chopped Bar B Que
$7.95
Bar B Que Salami
$9.25
Bar B Que Ham
$6.95
Polish Sausage Or Hot Links
$6.50
Bar B Que Chicken (each)
$9.25
Turkey
$3.70
Pint Beans
$3.70
Pint Potato Salad
$3.70
Pint Cole Slaw
$6.50
Pint Chili
1lb $5.25
3 Pk Gift Box $13.95
Bar B Que Seasoning
beef, ribs/poultry, fish or gourmet
Extras
$2.00
Order Beans
$2.00
Order Potato Salad
$2.00
Order Cole Slaw
$0.95
Potato Chips
$1.75
Order American, Sharp, Or Swiss Cheese
$0.95
Dill Pickle
$0.45
Cheese
$0.45
Rye Bread
$0.60
Peppers
$4.75
Chili - Plain Or With Beans
in season

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