Dallas BBQ

Happy COVID OP.

Yikes!

I just looked at their menu, and now I'm sad for you, OP. I would have expected a BBQ restaurant to serve actual BBQ. That menu looks like an Applebee's that just slathers BBQ sauce on stuff. And they thought sticking "Dallas" in their name would give them "authenticity". Then I saw that they have an outlet in Times Square and it all made sense.

I condole you.

Not only are you a fat whore, but your a cheap fat whore.

A whore who is fat and cheap.

Cheap? I just spent $18 for 5 wings.

Their food is nothing like Applebee’s.

Maybe try it before commenting over and over

What a ripoff

What's the obsession with Americans about taking red meat and making it carcinogenic and burning it to a crisp?

Surely, America has better cuisine than that?

[quote]Their food is nothing like Applebee’s.

It's nothing like BBQ either.

What sort of obese slob has chicken wings delivered to them in the afternoon?

R11, as opposed to when? 7 a.m.?

R12 Ideally, never. But, at best, dinner time?

I figured this was some NY-NJ abomination, because Dallas is nowhere famous for barbeque, and even if it were, it wouldn't call it BBQ. Fake pretentious NY garbage.

And sure enough, there no is barbeque on the menu. Why not just go to Chilis?

R14 Unless they're using authentic Texan gasoline to BBQ?

Good god, R16! What kind of BBQ are you eating?

A quick lighting one.

I've been eating there for decades and I love it!

It's tasty and reasonably priced and everybody goes there once in awhile. People from Texas should keep a lower profile about their failed Republican shithole of a state!

SLOP

I get food poisoning there in January 2004.

I GOT food poisoning there in January 2004.

TX is actually doing well right now.

They've got electricity?

Yes. When I lived on St. Marks back in the late 80s, we ate there a lot. We’d split the onion ring loaf and a chicken dinner with the sides. It was delicious.

Then I got old and moved uptown and my in laws lived around the corner from the one on 73rd and Third and it seemed to be THE destination for a certain demographic for their birthday celebrations and date nights.

Now my kid and their friends hang out in the East Village and get their wings and take them to eat in Tompkins Square Park and it’s come full circle.

This is real BBQ.

R25 That looks delicious.

Where is that from?

R26 Heim BBQ in Fort Worth. They're famous for their bacon burnt ends, which may be one of the most delectable things I've ever eaten.

R27 Now that does look delicious.

I enjoyed reading how to make one yourself. Looks good.