colincci
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- Joined
- Jun 25, 2014
- Location
- Regina, Sk
Hi Folks
I'm a newbie to BBQ but I ended up in Birmingham last week on business and thought I'd better check out some Alabama BBQ. Managed to try two places.
First, we went to the Full Moon BBQ. I had turkey and pulled pork with collards. The pulled pork was good. The turkey was better. I really wanted to try their brisket but the were out.
Personally, I prefer my own pulled pork.
Lots of folks recommended Jim n Nicks. I was a bit of a drive from where we were staying so we weren't able to get there. However, on the way out of town, right through security at the airport, there it was. A Jim'n Nicks. I must say, it was some of the best airport food I have ever had. I had the brisket and collards. The collards were awesome. A bit of burnt ends thrown in. The brisket was very good, but again, I think I preferred my own.
So for those in the know, where is the best BBQ in Birmingham? I may have opportunity to return there later this summer.
Colin
I'm a newbie to BBQ but I ended up in Birmingham last week on business and thought I'd better check out some Alabama BBQ. Managed to try two places.
First, we went to the Full Moon BBQ. I had turkey and pulled pork with collards. The pulled pork was good. The turkey was better. I really wanted to try their brisket but the were out.
Personally, I prefer my own pulled pork.
Lots of folks recommended Jim n Nicks. I was a bit of a drive from where we were staying so we weren't able to get there. However, on the way out of town, right through security at the airport, there it was. A Jim'n Nicks. I must say, it was some of the best airport food I have ever had. I had the brisket and collards. The collards were awesome. A bit of burnt ends thrown in. The brisket was very good, but again, I think I preferred my own.
So for those in the know, where is the best BBQ in Birmingham? I may have opportunity to return there later this summer.
Colin