The Alamo Barbecue Restaurant

[Trail Goer]

Originally Posted by LoveLakeLife

Yes I visited and wasn’t impressed. I’m not a huge barbecue guy and don’t know the difference between the different styles though. I ordered burnt ends, which I’ve enjoyed at the trucks on 104. They came out as just small cubes of meat, not burnt at all, enmeshed in inedible fat and slathered with sauce. The mashed potatoes were lumpy, but I understand some people like them that way. The margarita drink was pretty watered down. The macaroni and cheese was not very cheesy, more bouncy and rubbery. The street corn on the cob was good but nowhere as good as when Tower Hill used to offer it. I look forward to hearing about others’ experiences!


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This is what I don't like about BBQ restaurants, burnt ends have become a marketed menu item, anything and everything is made into "burnt ends". True burnt ends come from the fatty end point of a brisket during the smoking process, but most restaurants are serving you something else because the likelihood of them having enough burnt ends to offer up as a separate menu item fall short, so they use other meats and call it "burnt ends".

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by Trail Goer

This is what I don't like about BBQ restaurants, burnt ends have become a marketed menu item, anything and everything is made into "burnt ends". True burnt ends come from the fatty end point of a brisket during the smoking process, but most restaurants are serving you something else because the likelihood of them having enough burnt ends to offer up as a separate menu item fall short, so they use other meats and call it "burnt ends".

Kind of like Pizza's and Flatbreads, Flatbreads just being a smaller, differently shape pizza that you pay more for!