Best BBQ place around OKC is...

[steelfingers]

Regardless of where you go, if it's fancy it's not good. Not fancy means good eats.

 

[Ignored Member]

If I'm not taking the time to smoke my own, I go to Swadleys.

 

[SMS]

If I'm not taking the time to smoke my own, I go to Swadleys.

Yeah, chains usually get a bad wrap from BBQ snobs...but I hit Swadley's now and then. Not bad at all.

 

[bigred1]

Yeah, chains usually get a bad wrap from BBQ snobs...but I hit Swadley's now and then. Not bad at all.

The Swadleys combined with Jim's Fried Chicken? I've was raised on the original Jim's before Swadleys bought em out.

 

[OKCHunter]

You've got the World Champion BBQ winner in Wellston, The Butcher BBQ stand, but not really a dine-in restaurant.
http://www.news9.com/story/39379905/oklahoma-bbq-stand-recognized-as-world-champion-barbecue-team

I've wanted to try this place but was told by someone that it had closed. Any intel on that?

 

[xseler]

The Swadleys combined with Jim's Fried Chicken? I've was raised on the original Jim's before Swadleys bought em out.

The 'new' Jim's Chicken certainly ain't the same as the 'original' Jim's Chicken....at least to me.

 

[OKCHunter]

We ate lunch at Earls on NW 68 and Western in OKC today and I gotta say the sliced brisket was damn good.

I like Earl's on Western as well. When you walk in you can smell years of smoking meat.

 

[OKCHunter]

Bedlam BBQ....610 N.E. 50th.....great smoke smell as you enter the parking lot. Food is very good.

This^^^

 

[bigred1]

The 'new' Jim's Chicken certainly ain't the same as the 'original' Jim's Chicken....at least to me.

That's the way I feel too but its still pretty good.

 

[tRidiot]

My house.

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