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97 Hoyt St., Brooklyn, NY 11217
This micro eatery in Boerum Hill specializes in one thing: the smoked meat of Montreal"s Jewish community, which is a close cousin of New York pastrami. The extensively cooked... More »
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30 W. 26th St., New York, NY 10010
Though the name is something of a misnomer (most great Texas barbecues are located east of Austin, not in the Hill Country), this institution succeeds in... More »
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354 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11211
Located in a former Williamsburg garage, Fette Sau ("Fat Pig") channels the sainted barbecues of Central Texas, serving up 'cue on a plain tray on a sheet of butcher... More »
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71-04 35th Ave., Flushing, NY 11372
Ranger picks up where Pearson's Texas Barbecue left off, in the rear of a Jackson Heights sports bar. As the Belmont Stakes were run to a cheering... More »
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87 S. Elliott Place, New York, NY 11217
One Saturday evening, the beef brisket special was sublime at this new barbecue, which has, to its credit, experimented wildly with the menu in its opening months. The... More »
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623 11th Ave., New York, NY 10036
When we saw the color picture and read the hype about this place in the Times Wednesday food section, we thought, "This has got to suck." Nevertheless, we ran... More »
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1344 Utica Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11203
The coveted title has been caroming between Brooklyn and the Bronx for several years, and ended up in in East Flatbush at Boston Jerk City, where an oil-drum barbecue... More »
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116 E. 27th St., New York, NY 10016
While we were prepared to be disappointed on a grand scale at Blue Smoke, some of the food was quite good. Among the barbecue entrees, the ribs fare best. The St. Louis spare... More »
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22 9th Ave., New York, NY 10014
Itas always mid July in Texas at the Hog Pit: The smell of barbecued ribs ($13.95, comes with two sides) wafting throughout, ice-cold cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon ($2) sweating... More »
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375 Third Ave., New York, NY 10016
With the exception of a mechanical bull, Rodeo Bar has found a way to incorporate every joyous, grandiose Texan stereotype into one building. Positioned at the center of the... More »
