New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (Lost Nation)

Thu, 21 Apr 2011 08:02:50 GMT

sammyjamminiam

Honestly, if you're looking for really amazing FRESH SMOKED barbecue for any type of special event (pick up or catering delivery) then I highly recommend trying Famous Dave's in Springfield (or Philadelphia). They have an awesome menu full of southern favorites and a great selection of high quality Memphis style BBQ and smoked meats and sides (Sorry Rosey - you're not the only one!) I'm not kidding - fantastic St. Louis style (yummy rubbed) ribs, naked or carmelized on the grill to perfection. Their beef brisket is absolutely the best in the region (no exceptions) and their roasted chicken will blow you away. I haven't tried Rosey's yet, but I have been to just about every rib joint in the tri-state area... I will definitely head down to Ambler once they get their BYO and blues set up. In the meantime, can't help but share the LOVE when it comes to good "Que" in Philly!!![}:)

Sammy, I'm from Swarthmore as you know about 2 miles from FD's. I think they $uck, Over priced junk with warm beer. When I eat BBQ in the area (mom and family still live there) I go to Fat Daddies in Drexel Hill. Best beef ribs I have ever had.

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (chewingthefat)

Wed, 20 Apr 2011 16:53:34 GMT

Sammy, get back on your meds!

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (Gumbo191)

Wed, 20 Apr 2011 12:53:40 GMT

Sammy, do you happen to work at or own stock in FD's?

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (ann peeples)

Wed, 20 Apr 2011 12:44:02 GMT

Really, Sammy??? Really?

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (sammyjamminiam)

Wed, 20 Apr 2011 11:57:29 GMT

Honestly, if you're looking for really amazing FRESH SMOKED barbecue for any type of special event (pick up or catering delivery) then I highly recommend trying Famous Dave's in Springfield (or Philadelphia). They have an awesome menu full of southern favorites and a great selection of high quality Memphis style BBQ and smoked meats and sides (Sorry Rosey - you're not the only one!) I'm not kidding - fantastic St. Louis style (yummy rubbed) ribs, naked or carmelized on the grill to perfection. Their beef brisket is absolutely the best in the region (no exceptions) and their roasted chicken will blow you away. I haven't tried Rosey's yet, but I have been to just about every rib joint in the tri-state area... I will definitely head down to Ambler once they get their BYO and blues set up. In the meantime, can't help but share the LOVE when it comes to good "Que" in Philly!!![}:)

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (chewingthefat)

Sat, 01 May 2010 12:21:01 GMT

Looks good to me but color in the video would be a huge plus, IMHO!

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (mayor al)

Fri, 30 Apr 2010 06:25:16 GMT

Chad
Good Luck with your goal of bringing BBQ (GOOD BBQ) to Philly! Since it has been quite a bit of time since the first poster made his recommendation we can assume that things are 'Rosie' at Rosey's BBQ !!! Welcome to the Roadfood Site/

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (acer2x)

Thu, 29 Apr 2010 22:51:35 GMT

I'll stop by and give this place a try. I didn't care for Abner's.

Re:New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (roseysbbq)

Thu, 29 Apr 2010 22:35:41 GMT

I'm not sure I should be the one responding, but I'm going to anyway. I want to thank you for the kind words. My name is Chad(Rosey) and I own Rosey's. The Southern voice you heard was Jarvis, my GM from Memphis, who worked for a famous BBQ shop in Memphis for 16 years. We are the only authentic Memphis BBQ joint in the Philadelphia area, and our mission is to stay authentic, and hope that people will "get it". Once again, I'm glad you enjoyed the BBQ. Stop by to introduce yourself on your next visit.

Chad

New Barbecue Restaurant in Philly Burbs (phlmaestro)

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:48:15 GMT

My parents threw a party over the weekend and, as they often do, they took out a large amount of barbecue to feed the guests. They usually go to a place called Abner's in Jenkintown, which is in eastern Mongtomery Country in the northern Philly burbs. Abner's was nothing special and not particularly authentic. But when we stopped to pick up the bbq, I saw that Abner's was no longer Abner's. It's now Rosey's BBQ, and the people at Rosey's seem to have a much better idea of what they're doing. In the first place, I heard some genuine southern accents behind the counter, so I'm assuming these people have some experience and an idea of what they're doing. They have a very large stand-up box-type of smoker in the back. I tried both their baby-back ribs and chicken and both had a nice smokey flavor. The ribs had an outer crust with a pink smoke-layer right beneath it.

I didn't really try enough to rave about this place. And it was only one experience. But anyone from this area who loves barbecue may want to check it out, especially if they're in the Jenkintown area. Here is their web site: www.roseysbbq.com