Central Texas Dynasties

[Jorge]

http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-11-09/food_set.html

[hornbri]

I am going to stop reading your posts. You make me miss Texas too much.

Its good for my daily "why did i move away from Austin" thoughts as I drive to work though.

[tommykendall]

At the bottom of the article they missed another legend - "The Mary's" :mrgreen:

[Jorge]

I am going to stop reading your posts. You make me miss Texas too much.

Its good for my daily "why did i move away from Austin" thoughts as I drive to work though.

Just about everyone comes back eventually though, so there is still hope :wink:

[BBQchef33]

At the bottom of the article they missed another legend - "The Mary's" :mrgreen:

someone call me?

[spoon]

Jorge, thanks for posting. I've hit about 6 on the list so far - got to get down South for a few more soon. Living in Austin, you're much closer to a bunch of 'em.

[brdbbq]

They forgot one, my place.

[Bigmista]

Some of the Q I ever had in TExas came from a place in Galveston called Mama's. She only sold Q on friday evenings. She opened at 5pm and was usually sold out by 7pm. Then she went back to her main business of running a brothel.

Course I didn't learn that until I got older....