Let's Talk BBQ
General => General Discussion & Topics => Restaurants, BBQ Joints and reviews => Topic started by: ronman451 on March 19, 2015, 09:37:26 PM
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No time to cook tonight, so we decided on some take-out...There's a Texas chain here in Albuquerque called Rudy's BBQ. Their slogan is "World's Worst BBQ" and ironically, it's pretty darned good.
Tonight's selections were pulled pork, pork loin, smoked sausage and creamed corn. Here's a snapshot of my plate of awesomeness.
Redneck Tacos: Pulled pork, onions and pickles on a slice of bread
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7625/16681007260_f13da95098.jpg)
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Looks like some real darn good tootin grub to me.
I wonder what made them decide on that slogan of "World's Worst BBQ" ?
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Looks like some real darn good tootin grub to me.
I wonder what made them decide on that slogan of "World's Worst BBQ" ?
Bet you remember them... ;) ;D ;D
That DOES look good!
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I love Red neck tacos,those look great.
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Rudy's sure has growed some in the last 25 years. I used to go to their first (and then only) store in Leon Springs whenever I visited my parents in San Antonio. As I recall, the brisket and ribs were decent and the sausage very good.
I survived a lot of the "bad years" when Hawaii had a singular lack of culinary diversity by bringing home Rudy's sauce, Elgin hot guts, and boxes full of Taco Cabana tortillas.
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Rudy's sure has growed some in the last 25 years. I used to go to their first (and then only) store in Leon Springs whenever I visited my parents in San Antonio. As I recall, the brisket and ribs were decent and the sausage very good.
I survived a lot of the "bad years" when Hawaii had a singular lack of culinary diversity by bringing home Rudy's sauce, Elgin hot guts, and boxes full of Taco Cabana tortillas.
OK ....Gotta ask ...What are Elgin Hot Guts ?
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ahhhh Gotta love Google. Sausages on the way! Just another Elgin boy.. Elgin Oregon that is...
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That is a memorable slogan. I won't forget it. I am sure that is why they picked it.
Their food looks really good!
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They have pretty good Que. I love their moist brisket and creamed corn.
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Rudy's sure has growed some in the last 25 years. I used to go to their first (and then only) store in Leon Springs whenever I visited my parents in San Antonio. As I recall, the brisket and ribs were decent and the sausage very good.
I survived a lot of the "bad years" when Hawaii had a singular lack of culinary diversity by bringing home Rudy's sauce, Elgin hot guts, and boxes full of Taco Cabana tortillas.
I was stationed at Camp Bullis right around the corner from the original for years. We ate there all the time, I've been afraid to try the chains in case it wasn't as good as the first. May have to give it a try.
Can't think of a better "trio" of Texas best to take home if you could only take three things back to Hawaii. I'm in Austin for a few months but haven't made it out to Elgin yet, although their in all the local stores now. I may head out to Lockhart this afternoon for a BBQ field trip.
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Have eaten at several Rudy's from Albuquerque to San Antone and they are all pretty good. Also noted that one day may be great, the next Ok, but not super. Like the heat in chili here, it depends on what they are using that day.