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Well folks, the great Philadelphia barbecue race has some new additions. Michael Klein of the Philadelphia Inquirer has the details on the two newest spots, Fette Sau and Bubba's Texas BBQ . Even my suburban work town, Ardmore, has jumped on the wagon with Barbacoa .
Blue Belly, an entrant from the Giuffi brothers of Cochon fame, opened late this summer. According to its website budget rent a car at seatac airport , Blue Belly brings a Northern approach to barbecue that includes multi-regional styles.
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The pulled jerk chicken sandwich is one of the best of Sandwich Quest this year. The chicken was tender and juicy, while the jerk was flavor was authentic to what we've had in Jamaica on a few occasions. I still could have used a bit more heat in the jerk sauce though.
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The St. Louis spare ribs fell off the bone, but the hunks of meat stayed thick enough that we still had to bite through them. That s my preference. The char was nice and crispy and packed a smoky flavor. I preferred the hot BBQ sauce with the ribs, while Kristy liked the sweet sauce. Both of us would skip the vinegar and mustard options.
The corn cakes were moist and delicious with the hot BBQ sauce. The mac and cheese wasn't out of this world, but well done for sure. Then again, I did lick the plate clean after adding some more BBQ hot sauce! Potato salad also good and not too mayonnaise-y, which neither of us likes. The french fries that came with my sandwich were fine but nothing special.
First, expect to wait on busy night. budget rent a car at seatac airport Blue Belly is small and intimate budget rent a car at seatac airport in a good way, but with one main chef cooking all the in-house and to-go orders. You can't rush good barbecue anyway. Second, bring some beer or wine since it s a BYOB. Finally, call ahead for takeout if you don t want to wait for a table.
Like many of these new artisan barbecue spots, Blue Belly ain't McDonald's McRib cheap. The St. Louis ribs (with 3 sides) cost $16 and the jerk chicken was $11. But, they also don't taste like McRibs so you have pay for the good food and atmosphere. Plus you do get a healthy portion for your money.
budget rent a car at seatac airport Also know that usually when you dine in, your food comes on big brown papered trays, a fun way to eat potentially messy food. We got confused and ended up with to-go containers like you see in the pictures, but still sat at the counter and ate. Our fault.