STORM2K

Sonny's is SO good!!!!!!! They have the BEST BBQ sauces!!!!!!! .......and the corn nuggets rock too!

Dustins Barbecue in Daytona or Ormond. whooooooeeee!!

Montgomery Inn in Cincy!! You can get 'em mail-ordered, too, but TOO expensive for my folks and I in that regard!

At least Cincy Skyline chili is sold here in Raleigh!

Eric

DoctorHurricane2003 wrote:Sonny's is SO good!!!!!!! They have the BEST BBQ sauces!!!!!!! .......and the corn nuggets rock too!

They SO do! They are SO good... but Red Hot and Blue does give them a run for their money...

StormChasr wrote:Dustins Barbecue in Daytona or Ormond. whooooooeeee!!

I never knew Chad and Jen's son had a franchise?
Young enterprising entrepreneur there!

My family likes to go to Joes BBQ in Shollote NC. Really like the bbq. They also have fried turkey and a whole hog !!!!!

Skywatch_NC wrote:

StormChasr wrote:Dustins Barbecue in Daytona or Ormond. whooooooeeee!!

I never knew Chad and Jen's son had a franchise?
Young enterprising entrepreneur there!

SMOKEY BONES( new BBQ Place) sure beats Sonny's BBQ here in Lakeland.More choice for your money and they serve drinks that Sonny's doesn't. So if you like a mixed drink with a plate of BBQ Smokey Bones is the place to go.

ew smokey bones's sauce was disgusting...

DoctorHurricane2003 wrote:Sonny's is SO good!!!!!!! They have the BEST BBQ sauces!!!!!!! .......and the corn nuggets rock too!

We ate supper at Sonny's tonight! I didn't feel like BBQ tonight though, so I had the Salad Bar!

There's a local place here called David's(it's only a half mile down the road ) that has the best BBQ.

We had a GOOD BBQ place called "Bo's", but the owner retired, the kids ddin't want to keep it open, so it now sits there...a beautiful two-floor restaurant/bar structure, unused.

DoctorHurricane2003 wrote:Sonny's is SO good!!!!!!! They have the BEST BBQ sauces!!!!!!! .......and the corn nuggets rock too!

I have to disagree with that about sonnys--I ate at the one in Atlanta once and the food they served me was not cooked all the way. I have eaten at a sonnys here in Jax and gotten sick thereafter. Also, their barbque requires you to add your choice of sauce kindof as a topping--to me, that is not real barbque unless you have all day to mix the sauce into the meat that is served. My grandmother owned a restraunt in Lenox, Ga called Bakers Real Pit BarBQ--it was the best and she made the best brunswick stew as well! She served her barbque with the sauce already mixed in it and it was great! I prefer woodys here in Jax or any family owned barbque restraunt local before I will eat at sonnys!

Jekyhe32210 wrote:

DoctorHurricane2003 wrote:Sonny's is SO good!!!!!!! They have the BEST BBQ sauces!!!!!!! .......and the corn nuggets rock too!

I have to disagree with that about sonnys--I ate at the one in Atlanta once and the food they served me was not cooked all the way. I have eaten at a sonnys here in Jax and gotten sick thereafter. Also, their barbque requires you to add your choice of sauce kindof as a topping--to me, that is not real barbque unless you have all day to mix the sauce into the meat that is served. My grandmother owned a restraunt in Lenox, Ga called Bakers Real Pit BarBQ--it was the best and she made the best brunswick stew as well! She served her barbque with the sauce already mixed in it and it was great! I prefer woodys here in Jax or any family owned barbque restraunt local before I will eat at sonnys!

U_M_M_M...None of the family had any complaints about the food they ate (not even the sauce) No one got sick either. In fact, some of the people eat there a few times a month.

Jekyhe32210 wrote:I have to disagree with that about sonnys--I ate at the one in Atlanta once and the food they served me was not cooked all the way. I have eaten at a sonnys here in Jax and gotten sick thereafter. Also, their barbque requires you to add your choice of sauce kindof as a topping--to me, that is not real barbque unless you have all day to mix the sauce into the meat that is served.

The Sonny's BBQ here in Douglasville, GA isn't very good either. While I didn't get sick eating there, the BBQ left a lot to be desired....wasn't very tasty.

In fact, these are my fav BBQ joints in Douglas County...and you'll notice Sonny's on Douglas Boulevard is nowhere in sight..

1) Hudson's BBQ on US Hwy 78 west
2) Smokey Bones on Douglas Blvd
3) Williamson Bros BBQ on Hwy 5
4) BBQ House on Thornton Rd. (also known locally as "Fred's BBQ" House)

In south LA, we don't have that many bar-b-que places to eat but they did just open a Smokey Bones nearby, not too shabby. But I have to tell you about this place we ate at in Chattanooga TN while on vacation last week called Sticky Fingers bar-b-que. That is the best I've ever eaten and their sauce kicked but, we even bought a bottle of the habenero bar b que sauce to take home. We've already used it once.

If I say so myself, my own backyard smoker.

The Sonny's here closed...just as did the Corky's BBQ. The best bbq here is a local...Ruby's Restaurant. Yum! And for babyback ribs I'll head to Baton Rouge for TJ Ribs!

iceangel wrote:

Jekyhe32210 wrote:

DoctorHurricane2003 wrote:Sonny's is SO good!!!!!!! They have the BEST BBQ sauces!!!!!!! .......and the corn nuggets rock too!

I have to disagree with that about sonnys--I ate at the one in Atlanta once and the food they served me was not cooked all the way. I have eaten at a sonnys here in Jax and gotten sick thereafter. Also, their barbque requires you to add your choice of sauce kindof as a topping--to me, that is not real barbque unless you have all day to mix the sauce into the meat that is served. My grandmother owned a restraunt in Lenox, Ga called Bakers Real Pit BarBQ--it was the best and she made the best brunswick stew as well! She served her barbque with the sauce already mixed in it and it was great! I prefer woodys here in Jax or any family owned barbque restraunt local before I will eat at sonnys!

U_M_M_M...None of the family had any complaints about the food they ate (not even the sauce) No one got sick either. In fact, some of the people eat there a few times a month.

I just found out that the bowl was not filled with sauce..that was baked Beans. The sauce was spread over the ribs and cooked and everyone said they were delicious!!

Okay, now...let's keep the debate to a minimum. We all know that arguments about barbecue can get rather heated. Everyone thinks *their* region's way of doing it and the type of sauce that's used is the best. Let's keep things civil.