Barbecue in San Antonio

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  • Q on the Riverwalk

    123 Losoya San Antonio

    (210) 2221234 (FAX); (210)

  • Quarters Japanese and Korean BBQ

    19186 Huebner Road Northwest

    (210) 670-7128

    1 article
  • Ribtrain Restaurant

    7401 Wurzbach San Antonio

    (210) 614-9900

    Great Barbeque in a nice restaurant located in by a hotel.
  • Rios Barbacoa (Culebra)

    9815 Culebra San Antonio

    (210) 509-6287

  • Rios Barbacoa (Fredericksburg)

    1720 Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 734-3980

  • Rios Barbacoa (Goliad)

    2527 Goliad San Antonio

    (210) 337-2620

  • Rios Barbacoa (Rigsby)

    1855 Rigsby San Antonio

    (210) 359-8300

  • Rios Barbacoa (Roosevelt)

    10030 Roosevelt San Antonio

    (210) 627-2110

  • Rios Barbacoa #1

    5707 S. Zarzamora San Antonio

    (210) 923-8258

  • Rudy's BBQ

    24152 IH10W San Antonio

    1 article
  • Rudy's Country Store & Bar-b-que

    24059 Old Fredericksburg San Antonio

    (210) 698-7177

    Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Que proclaims itself the "Worst Bar-B-Que in Texas." A primitive protest of my own is now in order: Unless the bellwether brisket improves markedly, this tongue-in-cheek claim is in danger of becoming more fact than ad-copy fiction. Dry, boring, and even visually unappealing, the purported pride of Texas "Q," came alive only with liberal lashings of Rudy's famous (and famously sweet-sour) "sause." - Ron Bechtol
  • Rudy's Country Store & Bar-b-que (W IH 10)

    24152 W IH 10 San Antonio

    (210) 698-2141

    Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Que proclaims itself the "Worst Bar-B-Que in Texas." A primitive protest of my own is now in order: Unless the bellwether brisket improves markedly, this tongue-in-cheek claim is in danger of becoming more fact than ad-copy fiction. Dry, boring, and even visually unappealing, the purported pride of Texas "Q," came alive only with liberal lashings of Rudy's famous (and famously sweet-sour) "sause." - Ron Bechtol
  • Rudy's Country Store & Bar-b-que (Westover Hills)

    10623 Westover Hills San Antonio

    (210) 520-5552

    Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Que, proclaims itself the "Worst Bar-B-Que in Texas." A primitive protest of my own is now in order: Unless the bellwether brisket improves markedly, this tongue-in-cheek claim is in danger of becoming more fact than ad-copy fiction. Dry, boring, and even visually unappealing, the purported pride of Texas "Q," came alive only with liberal lashings of Rudy's famous (and famously sweet-sour) "sause." ;- Ron Bechtol
  • Smoke BBQ + Skybar

    501 E. Crockett St. Downtown

    (210) 253-9919

    2 articles
  • Smoke BBQ Texas Redland Rd.

    18745 Redland Road Stone Oak

  • Smoke Pit

    858 FM 78, Schertz San Antonio

    (210) 658-9355

  • Smoke Shack BBQ

    3714 Broadway St Brackenridge Park

    (210) 957-1430

    Hours: 11am-9pm. Delivering to 78209 and 78212 for free with minimum $35 order.
    4 articles
  • Smoke BBQ Restaurant

    1170 E. Commerce St Downtown

    (210) 253-9919

    5 articles
  • Smokey Mo's BBQ

    20210 Stone Oak Parkway Ste. 306 Central

    (210) 481-3835

  • Snack & Smack BBQ

    715 Iowa San Antonio

    (210) 212-5014

    Paul Brooks, the proprietor of Snack & Smack Bar-B-Que, formerly Big Mama's Soul Food restaurant, at 820 New Braunfels Ave., cooks barbecue brisket, ribs, sausage, and other local favorites over seasoned mesquite wood six days a week. He rests on Sunday. After he loads up a portable barbecue pit with mesquite wood and lights it, Brooks wraps a rack of marinated pork ribs in aluminum foil and lays it on the grill. He then hitches the pit to a van that bears the Snack & Smack Bar-B-Que sign, and pulls it into the parking lot of the Government Hill restaurant. The smoke attracts loyal customers who come for a barbecue plate with a choice of soul food sides: rice, spinach, beans, mashed potatoes, corn, cabbage, chitterlings, yams, black-eyed peas, homemade macaroni and cheese, and bread, all for $5.50. - Michael Cary
  • Snoga Bar-B-Cue Food To Go

    2567 Goliad San Antonio

    (210) 333-6162

  • South BBQ & Kitchen

    2011 Mission Road South Side

    6 articles
  • Stock Yards Cafe

    1716 South San Marcos San Antonio

    (210) 271-9471

    Union Stock Yards closed on April 18, 2001. As the lights went out on the last auction, most people thought the same would happen to the Cafe, a steak-and-eggs type of place that had been around as long as the 112-year-old yards. Of course, owner Mike McElreath had no plans to close the home-cooking, lunch- and breakfast-serving joint. Although located a few hundred feet from the cattle chutes, the Cafe drew most of its clientele from the courthouse neighborhood farther up South Laredo. But add the fact that nearby Kelly Air Force base closed and business took an immediate drop, and the lunch rush isn't so rushed anymore. What still remains are the meats, all cut on site, a homemade buttermilk pie, and potatoes mashed each morning. Filled with the black-and-white photos of auctions, ranch families, and the yards themselves, the diner — like an unofficial museum — is keeping at least a small part of the area's 100-plus-year history alive. - John Brewer
  • Tejas Barbacoa Y Tortillas

    7126 Bandera; San Antonio

    (210) 509-4167