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Top 4 Barbecue food in Homer, New York, United States
Best Barbecue restaurants nearby. Discover the best Barbecue food in Homer. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Barbecue restaurants near you.. Homer is a town in Cortland County, New York, United States of America. The population was 6,405 at the 2010 census. The name is from the Greek poet Homer.
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1. Bob's Barbecue Catering
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By OurBeyond
Delicious BBQ. Brisket was so good and tender. Great bite on the ribs. Salads all great They give you so much food! Staff all very pleasant and polite.. The grounds are just beautiful. What a lovely place to sit and enjoy your meal. You can clearly see this place is well loved and cared for. Highly recommend a stop here. We loved it.
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2. Bobs Barb-b-q
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Mary S
Bob's is a great bar-b-que spot. Nicely-landscaped outdoor setting with plenty of picnic tables. Often music on the weekends. Can be crowded, especially on good weather days on the weekends.Typical bar-b-que food: chicken, pulled pork, ribs, brisket, combos; salt potatoes, baked beans, etc. All very good, though chicken can sometimes be dry.Friendly service.
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3. Fat Jacks BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Joe M
Triple Pay. A sandwich to die for... The food is great, Prices are realistic and you need to try this place.If you like good filling Food, I recommend Fat Jacks...Try it you won't be sorry...
4. Pig Vycious BBQ
Reviewed By chasinUpstateNewYork
I'm a BBQ snob. Lived in Memphis for 2+ years, and have spent three or four years in Texas over the years too. Did I mention I LOVE BBQ? I've driven by Pig Vicious a few times in the last three or four months, it is a food truck, and I wasn't even sure it was open. Today, while visiting an old friend in the area, it came to be dinner time and I asked Harry if he liked BBQ. He also lived in Tx at one time (Rice U grad) and said sure. We headed to Pig Vicious, thinking well if the lights are on, it must be open. Well those light were on, we pulled in and started reading their menu & specials board. The lady in the truck was very chatty and helpful, I asked a few questions then chose ribs and brisket plate from the menu, with beans and slaw as my sides. Harry decided that was the best choice, so he picked the same beans and brisket, but with collard greens and macaroni salad. While the lady was prepping our meals we chatted more thru the window; she was assuring us that we were NOT going to be disappointed (call me skeptical!). As she started slicing the brisket, she handed two nice pieces thru the window to us "to get you started" .... While I won't go so far as to say it was orgasmic, it was DARN GOOD! Spectacularly Good, in fact. tender, juicy, and with perfect taste, just as sliced. This BBQ does not need any sauce. Our orders were plated up in the traditional foam containers, and at the end I asked for a 1/4 pound of pork just to see how good that was. Total bill, $40.00 with tax for two people.In chatting, I found that their smoker only burns black cherry wood. Oh MY, the ribs were marvelous; thick bark and perfectly tender moist ribs .... I couldn't be sure I tasted the cherry smoke, but the ribs also were just fine without any sauce. And, by the way, the sauce is a vinegar-spicy mix which is neither sweet or too hot, and not at all sticky, but it is Very Good too. My beans were great, the slaw was OK. Harry's Collard Greens were great, he wasn't too excited about the macaroni salad. My friend Harry could not finish his order, I'm stuffed after finishing mine three hours ago.
