BBQ - The Daytripper

Texas barbecue doesn't do shortcuts — but this state hides temptation on nearly every back road you'll drive. Post oak smoke rolling for twelve hours, sometimes eighteen. Brisket so tender the knife's just for show. Century-old meat markets standing next to backyard smokers that turned into local legends overnight. Some sit right on the courthouse square, others down a gravel road you'd almost miss. Either way, come hungry — the best plate in Texas still comes on butcher paper.

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The County Line BBQ

The County Line BBQ

Miller's Smokehouse

Miller's Smokehouse

Old 300 BBQ

Mac's BBQ

Underwood's Cafeteria

Underwood's Cafeteria

Brownwood, Texas

The Salt Lick BBQ

The Salt Lick BBQ

Dripping Springs, Texas

City Meat Market

City Meat Market

Giddings, Texas

Church BBQ & Walls BBQ

Church BBQ & Walls BBQ

Huntsville, Texas

Snow's BBQ

Lexington, Texas

Cooper's Bar-B-Que

Cooper's Bar-B-Que

Black's, Kreuz & Smitty's

Black's, Kreuz & Smitty's

Lockhart, Texas

City Market

C.C.'s Smokehouse

C.C.'s Smokehouse

Nacogdoches, Texas

Opie's Barbecue

Opie's Barbecue

Spicewood, Texas

Louie Mueller Barbecue

Louie Mueller Barbecue

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