Best BBQ Ribs in the Bay Area (sequel to hamburger and pizza threads)
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I love ribs, but I thought I should mention the worst ribs you can buy.
#1 = Chili's baby back ribs. OMG are they HORRIBLE! No meat, taste like crap, dry and I have no idea how they can sell that crap!
#2 = Tony Roma's ribs. Rip off, no meat, and taste awful!
The ribs paul brought to BAM were the bomb! The cooks were sooooo awesome!
#1 = Chili's baby back ribs. OMG are they HORRIBLE! No meat, taste like crap, dry and I have no idea how they can sell that crap!
#2 = Tony Roma's ribs. Rip off, no meat, and taste awful!
The ribs paul brought to BAM were the bomb! The cooks were sooooo awesome!
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Make chilis look like butt stew.
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Alton Brown's baked rib recipe is by far the best damn recipe EVER. Ribs bake in the over in a bath of win and like 10 seasonings, just the best ribs you'll ever have. Everyone who tries them when I make them is blown away by the uniqueness and texture of the meat, just doesn't get any better then that. If you can, do yourself a favor and make them, so good that I'd pay over $50 for a plate if served at a restaurant. No question.
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but I'm going to have to give Henry's Hi-Life in downtown San Jose one extra bone ahead to get my top
Best ribs in the Bay (IMHO):
1. Henry's Hi-Life in San Jose (OMFNOM)
2. Ma Pinky's in San Mateo
3. Windy City in San Mateo
I am not saying these are the best hands down as I have not been to many of the places mentioned - but you can bet I will, starting with Mack's since it's in my town here... These food threads rock!
1. Henry's Hi-Life in San Jose (OMFNOM)
2. Ma Pinky's in San Mateo
3. Windy City in San Mateo
I am not saying these are the best hands down as I have not been to many of the places mentioned - but you can bet I will, starting with Mack's since it's in my town here... These food threads rock!
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Two Words...
Memphis Minnie's 
http://www.memphisminnies.com/
The rib tip appetizer is a meal in itself.
And though it's a bit off topic, their brisket is the best I've had including many trips to Texas.

http://www.memphisminnies.com/
The rib tip appetizer is a meal in itself.
And though it's a bit off topic, their brisket is the best I've had including many trips to Texas.


