[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Hawss

+1 for Oakwood! Great ribs and really nice folks..

Agree 200%

[Golfingnut]

Too get the best ribs in town, my wife and I have to go out twice. She likes dry rub in all BBQ'd meat. I prefer no rub, still juicy with lots of sauce.

[jet10s]

I have to warn everyone off of Weston's -- ate dinner last week and the food was almost entirely fat -- not edible

[zcaveman]

I picked up two packs of baby back ribs at Publix in Mulberry yesterday. Very meaty!!!

Z

[Bonanza]

Originally Posted by jblum315

It's a chain, it's a chain, it's a chain

I kinda know what you mean,
but have to say that just because a restaurant is a chain,
does not mean it isn't good.

I'll cite Cheesecake Factory, Ruth's Chris, Morton's Steak House,
The Elephant Bar, R. J. Gator's and even Chick-Fil-A
as examples of pretty good to excellent restaurants.

The only thing wrong with a chain is in the mind of the beholder.
As I said . . .
Just because it's a chain doesn't mean it isn't good.

[rn1tv]

I agree with zcaveman, the best ribs are prepared at home. To casita 37, I buy John Boy and Billy's BBQ sauce in Publix (used to have to order it on line) and it is a vinegar based NC BBQ sauce. If you cook ribs at home, give it a try...don't think you will be disappointed!

[Shirleevee]

Originally Posted by dbussone

Agree 200%

Oakwood 1000%