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Smokehouse 41
We were staying at Bass Lake to visit Yosemite and I noticed there was bbq in nearby Oakhurst.
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Jay’s Southern Cafe
Alpine has a quiet small town vibe a bit like Julian but without the horde of tourists. Lots of one story buildings and land that hasn’t been paved over.
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Colibri Grill Cafe
On our road trip to the Charles Schultz Museum we drove the furthest north I’ve ever gone. I wanted to find a local place and try the bbq. Yelp led me to Colibri Grill Cafe.
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Central Coast Meat Market
I have always wanted to visit Pismo Beach but haven’t had the chance till now. My Yelp friend Paul M. suggested I visit Central Coast Meat Market knowing my love of bbq. I visited at the end of October and Pismo beach was nice with the temps in the mid 70’s. There was a good number of parking spots and a quiet laid back beach town vibe.
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Waldo’s Bbq – Mesa, Arizona
I came to Arizona to sample the bbq and Waldo’s is the first place I visited. Smoky scent of mesquite wood filled the parking lot.
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Yelp Elite Event: Taste Of Liberty Station
Liberty Station. Place was a Marine base most of my life. I never gave it much thought. I never gave it much thought after it was redeveloped and turned into shops and houses. I was excited to visit when I got the email there was going to be a Taste of Liberty Station yelp event. Liberty Public Market sounded like The Ferry Building in San Francisco which I love.
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Robin’s Wood Fire BBQ
Shiny wood waiting Smoke rise up as a signal Delicious bbq inside. Had a good feeling when I saw a stack of applewood as I pulled into the parking lot.
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Coop’s West Texas BBQ
Driving past lemon Smoke rise into deep blue sky Left for bbq, right chicken. Lemon Grove. I rarely visited till Coops opened. Now I make the trek whenever I crave Texas bbq. I try to resist but I can’t for long. Haunted by the smoky scent of meat and slowly burning wood. Then images of tender meat with a glistening bark and the beautiful smoke ring appear and there will be no sleep.
