Barbeque

Smokin’ Jim’s Bar-B-Que
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Smokin’ Jim’s Bar-B-Que

Smokin Jim’s is some good finger licking bbq. This is a mobile trailor but he is set up in this parking lot most everyday from noon to 7pm. Brisket sandwich was tasty with a lot of meat and comes with a side, either beans, cole slaw or potato salad for $6.95. The pulled pork was good also but preferred the brisket and that sandwich was only $5.95. Jim himself says the true prize of this spot are the ribs. I did not try them but I am going back this week to pick some up. Bbq sauce is good, little …Read the Rest

Buster’s Texas Style Barbecue : Tigard
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Buster’s Texas Style Barbecue : Tigard

 have been to this Busters more times than I can count. I am a fan of cafeteria style food when it applies. In this case I think it works really well. Your first step is to identify the type of meat you want, then to pick how you would like …Read the Rest

Traiel’s Food 4 The Soul – N Portland
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Traiel’s Food 4 The Soul – N Portland

  OOOOHH Yeeaahhh baby!   Been going to this place since he was serving out of a little shack on Mississippi St.  The man (Tracy is his name) deserves his current establishment and i hope his next place is even better.  I ALWAYS order the Hungry Man portion of the …Read the Rest

Campbell’s Bar-B-Q – SE Portland
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Campbell’s Bar-B-Q – SE Portland

Don ‘ t expect them to dress up the food with a bunch of fluff … this place isn ‘ t in the Pearl District … you ‘ ll just get great BBQ in a real BBQ setting BooRah – Read More

Clay’s Smokehouse Grill – SE Portland
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Clay’s Smokehouse Grill – SE Portland

All the meats are smoked on premises, which adds an inviting aroma to this SE grill-house. Barbeque favorites, and southern style sides, make Clay’s a savory spot to chew on some home style cookin’. Vegetarian fare available as well! The portland Mercury – Read More>

Hillbilly Bento
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Hillbilly Bento

In my salad days I spent time in both Alabama and North Carolina. It wasn’t necessarily a significant amount of time, but enough to give me a constant craving for pulled pork, sweet tea, biscuits, collards, and okra. The Portland Mercury – Read More

Russell Street Bar.B.Que
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Russell Street Bar.B.Que

this place has really nice service, family friendly atmosphere and ample seating. their bbq is just ok in my book. my brisket sandwich was a little dry and i felt that the portions could have been a little larger for the prices. my collard greens would have benefited from a …Read the Rest

Famous Dave’s Pit Bar-B-Que
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Famous Dave’s Pit Bar-B-Que

Most everybody loves good barbecue and of the chains, I think Famous Dave’s is one of the best.  Dave’s is definitely one of the largest and has stores in 37 of the 50 statess with multiple locations in many states.  Forty five of the stores are company owned and there …Read the Rest

Buffalo Wild Wings
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Buffalo Wild Wings

I waited patiently for months for Buffalo Wild Wings to open up on SW Morrison. Sure, I could have visited their other location out in Hillsboro, but who really wants to drive that far when there are so many tasty lunch spots closer in? So the very first week they …Read the Rest

Leroy’s Familiar Vittles
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Leroy’s Familiar Vittles

Portland is a foodie town.  A foodie town seemingly devoid of the amazing, melt-in-your-mouth barbecue that one finds in Texas or Mississippi.  At least this was my personal wisdom – until fellow Yelpers showed me the light and I made the pilgrimage out to Leroy’s Familiar Vittles. Yelp – Read …Read the Rest

Podnah’s Pit Barbeque
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Podnah’s Pit Barbeque

By the time Rodney Muirhead opened Podnah’s in late 2006, he’d already been smoking Texas style barbecue in Portland for almost 4 years. He started his barbecue career as one half of L.O.W. BBQ–the somewhat itenerant fellas who had pit-on-trailer and did travel. Rodney and his partner sold L.O.W, and …Read the Rest