John A
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 I love BBQ but would much rather have the sauces on the side. I smoke things with a simple rub and serve that way.
John
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Twinwillow
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 10:43 AM
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I agree! I will almost always eat good BBQ without the sauce. Maybe a little on the side if the meat is a bit dry.
I am from Texas and not accustumed to eating BBQ thats been smoked "wet".
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sammur
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 11:19 AM
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John,
Where is your bbq place?
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tiki
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 1:25 PM
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reading both of the reviews--i got the impression that the sauce was put on by the customer and not cooked wet--one review mentions that the nsauce cqame on the side.
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Captain Morgan
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 1:50 PM
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I must admit I'm a little leery of a q joint
named "Angelo's"
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mayor al
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 2:17 PM
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Capt.- Reminds me of a Pizza stand named "Bubba's"!!
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roossy90
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 3:36 PM
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John A
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 5:57 PM
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quote: Thanks Tara, I've been moving some pics around, at least the main one is still there. John
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John A
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RE: Angelo's
Mon, 12/11/06 6:02 PM
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Sammur, You have a couple of good ones up your way, Coffeebluff Savannah and another out in Pooler. Also, if you go down the road the road apiece there is the Georgia Pig and Choo Choo BBQ. Capt, Whatsamatter, you no lika Italian BBQ?  John
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roossy90
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RE: Angelo's
Tue, 12/12/06 11:32 PM
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Dont forget RF's Bassrocker2 has a Q joint near Savannah,
(I think)--hmmm. or is it Charleston?
Brain fart here.
Help me out here, Bassrocker!!!
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Twinwillow
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RE: Angelo's
Tue, 12/12/06 11:52 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Captain Morgan
I must admit I'm a little leery of a q joint
named "Angelo's"
Don't be. Angelo's (Ft. Worth, Texas) serves some mighty good BBQ!
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John A
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RE: Angelo's
Wed, 12/13/06 7:02 AM
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quote:Originally posted by roossy90
Dont forget RF's Bassrocker2 has a Q joint near Savannah,
(I think)--hmmm. or is it Charleston?
Brain fart here.
Help me out here, Bassrocker!!!
Coffeebluff Savannah John
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wanderingjew
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RE: Angelo's
Wed, 12/13/06 7:16 AM
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quote:Originally posted by twinwillow quote:Originally posted by Captain Morgan
I must admit I'm a little leery of a q joint
named "Angelo's"
Don't be. Angelo's (Ft. Worth, Texas) serves some mighty good BBQ! I found Angelo's to be very dissapointing on my trip there in 2005. The bbq was basically bland, no smokey taste at all. Either that,or I was comparing the place to Luling City Market in Houston from a day earlier which was probably the best Texas BBQ I ever had.
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Tom-Fl
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RE: Angelo's
Wed, 12/13/06 9:49 AM
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Angelo's is one of those institutions that are at least a stop for the history.
Meats will come dry,could be the coldest beer in "cowtown",and the scruffy old stuffed bear by the door seems to lend the appropriate atmosphere.
Yep,Luling is a different experience.
Tom
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yumbo
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RE: Angelo's
Wed, 12/13/06 11:17 PM
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quote:Originally posted by wanderingjew quote:Originally posted by twinwillow quote:Originally posted by Captain Morgan
I must admit I'm a little leery of a q joint
named "Angelo's"
Don't be. Angelo's (Ft. Worth, Texas) serves some mighty good BBQ! I found Angelo's to be very dissapointing on my trip there in 2005. The bbq was basically bland, no smokey taste at all. Either that,or I was comparing the place to Luling City Market in Houston from a day earlier which was probably the best Texas BBQ I ever had. The DallasFood.org guy did a review of Angelo's and he came to the same conclusion: http://www.dallasfood.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=5 -Yumbo
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