Sentence examples for barbecue town from inspiring English sources

Atlanta isn't a barbecue town.

Chicago is a barbecue town, and it's not always easy to make your mark.

THE first thing dedicated eaters heading here for the Democratic National Convention need to know is that this isn't a barbecue town.

Mr. Blount happens to have collected 2,961 songs that deal with food, some of them irrelevant to the topic at hand, like "Mama's in the Kitchen, but We've Got Pop on Ice" and "Quiche Woman in a Barbecue Town," but others that, in combination with historic cookbooks, lead to a definitive answer.

St. Louis-style ribs are found on menus across the country, but it's a Memphis-style joint (think slow-smoked meats, easy on the sauce) that seems to be the consensus favorite for barbecue in town.

1 p.m. 6) TASTE OF MEMPHIS St. Louis-style ribs are found on menus across the country, but it's a Memphis-style joint (think slow-smoked meats, easy on the sauce) that seems to be the consensus favorite for barbecue in town.

Whether you're in your own back yard or toting something sweet and boozy to a barbecue across town, fruit-centered punches bring the season's ripest offerings to the fore in an over-and-done-with format; as in, your work is finished for the afternoon.

But the best barbecue in town still comes out of the battered steel pits down at the original Bludso's in Compton: deeply smoked sausages, lovely chickens and brisket that sometimes seems to flow from plate to mouth more as kind of a beef-flavored plasma than it does as actual meat.

But over all, the day seemed to marshal the city's and nation's highest spirits, not only among those lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the parade's aviary of fluttering jibs but even among those far from the display, at backyard barbecues, small-town festivals, or at picnics, amusement parks and beaches.

There is great barbecue all over town.

"Whereas showing up at a barbecue in a town car always feels a little awkward".