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  • Texas 46 BBQ

    2 Sun Valley Dr, Spring Branch Road Trip

    Barbecue restaurant in Spring Branch, TX.

  • Texas BBQ & Steakhouse (TBS)

    6934 W Military Dr San Antonio

    (210) 670-8750

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    A family-styled restaurant with an enjoyable atmosphere that offers critically acclaimed pit-smoked barbecue and lightly-marinated hand-cut char-grilled steaks.;;Choices for barbecue include items common to Texas such as brisket, smoked chicken, turkey and pork spare ribs as well as Carolina-styled pulled pork and cornmeal-breaded Florida-styled Catfish.;;Your made-to-order steak selections range from juicy T-bone and Rib eye to NY strip. Steaks are served with a homemade ginger-based pepper sauce.;;Texas BBQ & Steakhouse's "Bar-B-Q Patio-styled" bbq was recognized by Texas Monthly as one of the best in the state and the Express-News Paper named their Ribs the Critics choice for 2007.;;TBS offers dine-in, carry-out, delivery and catering services.;

  • Texas Brisket Barbecue

    2456 Harry Wurzbach San Antonio

    (210) 444-9102; (210) (FAX)

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    ; Texas Brisket Barbecue holds out the promise of pairing Korean barbecue with the all-American kind, but it’s up to you to put them together on the same plate. Bulgogi, for its part, comes only on an OK po’ boy, Texas pork ribs are good, peppery, and lean. Brisket is uneventful, sides are more rewarding than at many Q joints, and the house cornbread rocks.

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  • Texas Pride Barbeque

    2980 E. Loop 1604, Adkins South

    (210) 649-3730

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    St. Hedwig boasts of nothing that I could see except Texas Pride Barbeque, the only building by the road. And boy howdy, are they proud of that. At night, the neon lights of red and green outine the shack and light up the joint like a Christmas Tree. I didn't get a chance to sample the fare thoroughly on my first excursion, but I sidled up to the bar, sniffed the vittles, and made a friendly inquiry or two. I learned enough to know that it would be worth coming back. I've waited longer for a seat in a San Antonio restaurant than it took us to drive to Texas Pride, and adventure, as much as the meal, was worth the trip. The guy cutting ribs said lots of folks drive out from San Antonio, even for lunch. The draw must be the food, because it isn't St. Hedwig. - Retha Oliver

  • Texas Roadhouse (Cinema)

    2893 Cinema Rdg San Antonio

    (210) 521-4998

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  • Texas Roadhouse (Live Oak)

    13830 N Ih 35, Universal City San Antonio

    (210) 967-4998

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  • Tom's Ribs (Loop 1604 & Stone Oak)

    121 N Loop 1604 West San Antonio

    (210) 404-

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    Tom's is a catholic establishment: There are many vehicles to salvation, some of which never even had feet. The meat sits squarely on the damn-good side of barbecue, and we really got off on the fried catfish. Tom's also features some of the best veggie side dishes available at a mainly meat joint. The sweet potato rules. One might even order a Caesar salad. There are three locations, and an expanded menu, and — while I can't speak directly to it — I am assured by other patrons that the ribs remain the same. - Jonathan Marcus

  • Tom's Ribs (Loop 410)

    2535 NW Loop 410 San Antonio

    (210) 344-7427

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    Tom's is a catholic establishment: There are many vehicles to salvation, some of which never even had feet. The meat sits squarely on the damn-good side of barbecue, and we really got off on the fried catfish. Tom's also features some of the best veggie side dishes available at a mainly meat joint. The sweet potato rules. One might even order a Caesar salad. There are three locations, and an expanded menu, and — while I can't speak directly to it — I am assured by other patrons that the ribs remain the same. - Jonathan Marcus

  • Tom's Ribs (Northeast side)

    13323 Nacogdoches San Antonio

    (210) 654-7427

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    Tom's is a catholic establishment: There are many vehicles to salvation, some of which never even had feet. The meat sits squarely on the damn-good side of barbecue, and we really got off on the fried catfish. Tom's also features some of the best veggie side dishes available at a mainly meat joint. The sweet potato rules. One might even order a Caesar salad. There are three locations, and an expanded menu, and — while I can't speak directly to it — I am assured by other patrons that the ribs remain the same. - Jonathan Marcus

  • Town & Country Barbeque

    2603 Vance Jackson San Antonio

    (210) 340-1813

    Sports Bar/Restaurant with large TV, pool tables, foozeball and dodgeball.

  • True Texas BBQ

    23635 Wilderness Oak Stone Oak

    (210) 482-3360

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  • Two Bros. BBQ Market

    12656 West Ave. Walker Ranch

    (210) 496-0222

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    The Dady brothers have produced a family-friendly joint with a quasi-purist Q. The hand of the chef is just apparent enough in plates such as cabrito and cherry-glazed baby backs, and a delicious blueberry cobbler. -- Ron Bechtol (04/09)
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  • Two Step Restaurant & Cantina

    9840 West Loop 1604 N San Antonio

    (210) 688-2686 (FAX); (210)

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  • Wetmore Smokehouse & Saloon

    13525 Wetmore Road San Antonio

    (210) 343-8100; (210) 490-6830 (FAX)

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    Home of the Pig Out Platter, Wetmore Smokehouse offers slow smoked brisket, pork ribs, turkey breast and more. Live Music on Friday and Sat. and also a Prime Rib special. Catering and carry out also offered.

  • Willard's Jamaican Jerk Bar-b-que

    726 E. Mistletoe San Antonio

    (210) 736-

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    Delicious jerk and ice-cold Red Stripe in a tiny shack off Woodlawn.

  • Windmill Ice House

    2769 Nacogdoches Rd Northeast

    (210) 714-0630

  • Yolie's Food To Go

    5251 Timberhill San Antonio

    (210) 647-5272

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    Service with a sense of humor.
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