South Florida? Where can i go to compare my own personal bbq

Muscleman305 · Newbie Joined: 28 Apr 2010 Posts: 86

Wheres an authentic bbq place in South Florida where i can set the bar to compare my own personal smokes?

missionsusmc · Posted: Jun 22 2010 Post subject:

Mosk likely, unless you're just completely un-gifted in the area of barbecue, yours is ALWAYS going to be better than theirs. And if you read more in this website, even if you are un-gifted, you can learn how to do it right, and do it a lot better than they can, no matter where you go. As for south Florida, I dunno. I haven't been that far south in about 8 years. BBQ Man could help you out. He's from Tampa/St. Pete area I think. Goo luck!!
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BBQMAN · Posted: Jun 23 2010 Post subject:

We have a few good joints in my area, but we are more Central/West Florida.

Dunno about the South Florida area..........................

If you are traveling in the area (mine) Hungry Harry's in North Tampa area is good.

The Angry Pepper (see review somewhere in this section) does a good job in Madeira Beach.

Good food has been known to come out of my backyard on occasion.
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Brian Briggs · Posted: Jun 23 2010 Post subject:

In Ft Pierce, Dales BBQ on US 1 is pretty darn good.

BBQ Man
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Johnny Schmoeker · Posted: Jul 26 2010 Post subject:

Not sure which side of the state you're on, but if you're closer to the east coast, I used to enjoy a couple of places in Ft. Lauderdale. Georgia Pig, on the south side of town not far from the airport, serves up a pretty nice PP sammie. There's another joint on Federal, south of downtown Ft. L. called Tom Jenkins. Very respectible ribs. Both places smoke their meat in brick pits. Get to Jenkins early because the lines can be pretty long.