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Pagolac will show you another side of beef-seven, to be exact. "Bo 7 Mon," the restaurant sign's subtitle, is Vietnamese for seven courses of beef, the... More »
There's a reason that the painted bears at the Bear Pit B-B-Q are prancing all over the walls. They've eaten the garlic toast at this down-home family barbecue... More »
Brothers Jim and Frank McGuire got the idea in 1957 of mounting a 7-foot-long, 4-foot-high plastic cow on the roof of their new barbecue restaurant, My Brother's... More »
It has always been worth the drive south of USC to the Mercado la Paloma, if only to order a few of chef Gilberto Cetina's fantastic cochinita pibil tacos. After... More »
Honey Pig is a Korean barbecue restaurant, with meat cooked at the table on big,dome-shaped grills, rather than the more common flat ones. The house specialty is pork... More »
In the age-old debate over dry-vs.-wet rub when barbecuing, Beachwood BBQ and Brewery in Long Beach fiercely makes a strong case for dry â?" although defiant... More »
The brain child of Gregg Diganci of Rueben's and Charley Brown's steakhouse fame, Wingnuts is the first West Coast restaurant to specialize in chicken wings. With the... More »
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If acts of extreme eating hold some kind of (unfathomable) appeal for you, here's a meaty proposition I recently tackled in the line of duty: barbecue at Bludso's in Compton for lunch, more barbecue at the new Bludso's in Hollywood for dinner.
On paper, the two places where I indulged in this daylong meat...
It is a maxim of Los Angeles food culture that you'll find some of the best meals in the oddest places, in run-down strip malls or seemingly abandoned building complexes. Pollo a la Brasa looks less like a restaurant than like a folklorist's dream of one: a Peruvian chicken shack wedged into a well-trafficked Koreatown intersection, pungent smoke rising from the rotisserie...
If the walls full of celebrity photos (from Korean pop stars to Keanu Reeves) at Park's BBQ don't tip you off, if the Michelin-"recommended" plaque doesn't clue you in, if the lines out the door don't give you some idea that you're somewhere special, well, the smell ought to do it. The source is beef fat, or, more precisely, smoky delicious meat smoke, which starts at your...
This place has amazing bbq. The sauce is amazing. The place looks like a hole in the wall. no real parking, but good chicken and ribs here
Read Full ReviewI love Smoke City Market. The brisket and beef ribs are amazing. Most people know the sides are soso and the employees are not the most interesting but forget all that. Your there to eat chunks of slow cooked amazing meat. Sit back get a glass of Shiner Bock and eat!
Read Full ReviewThere are alot of things I love about Kansas City BBQ. The first is the sliced beef, I suggest the sandwich with fries and a side of the beans(the beans have brisket in them). The sauce has a great flavor that I never get tired of. My favorite thing about Kansas Ciy is the price. It shouldn't cost you 20 dollars to eat well, 14 bucks fills me up every time. The bar...
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