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Best little WH in North Eastern Alabama? - TEXASMAC

15 posts Started 2 May 2012 Last recovered post 15 May 2012 Wayback Machine snapshot 24 May 2012

#1
I need your advise.....


Before arriving at TMAC on the Wednesday, I will be riding the wider area a bit.
Sunday afternoon from Little Switserland, aiming to arrive Estill Springs Monday afternoon will allow me to nip into GA and AL, adding two states to my map.

Since I will be all alone, I am looking for a nice little WH in NE AL to stop by for a juicy bit or 2......



WH ofcourse meaning WoodsmokedbbqHouse   :tongue:

Please help.....
#2
Best little WH in North Eastern Alabama?


And I thought you wanted to eat BBQ! :huh:
#3
What has eight arms, eight legs and eight teeth?














The staff at Waffle House.
#4
For those of you visiting here:


The best BBq is about an hour from Franklin.

Jim's Smokin' Que.
It is on US129 north of Blood Mountain, south of Blairsville.
http://www.yelp.com/...e-blairsville-2

Unfortunately, they are only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
#5
Were having the top rated BBQ in whatever county Franklin,NC is in at the Sat. evening dinner. CASH'S BBQ
#6
But I want one in Sweet Home Alabama......... Wanting to see for real what Lynyrd meant......
#7
Trust me, Lynard wasn't talking about the BBQ in AL.
#8
Heard that song for the 1st time when I was 11 and never forgot it. When a bit older I got to read up on US history and Stevie's lyrics
Now 38 years later I have the opportunity to nip into AL so am going for it.
I will keep my EU views inside my head, remembering the TOP GEAR boys riding through AL :tongue:
#9
Dutchy, you will find Alabama is nothing like what you saw on Top Gear.  Now, Tennessee on the other hand. :ohmy:

Sorry, I don't know any places closer to the state line.  The best BBQ in the world is to be had at the Ridgewood BBQ in Elizabethtown, TN (near Johnson City).  If you get within 100 miles of it, worth the trip.
#10
Dutchy let me know if you want a tour guide for North Georgia.  You will find out quickly that you won't ever need to ask me twice to stop for BBQ

Rollin
#11
There is no way Cash's is better than Jim's...

http://www.yelp.com/...rbecue-franklin

Cash's has three five stars and Jim's has twenty.
Jim's has only been there a few months.
I have eaten at BBq places all over these mountains... Jim's is the best followed up by Krambonz in Tellico Plains.
Rib Country and Fat Buddies are crap in comparison.
#12
Dutchy, You've gotta try fried pickles.  I fell in love with them and can't wait to have some more.
#13
Only nipped over the border on Monday, so I looked for a little wh in TN.



Found one so can mark it of my to do list....

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#14

 Dutchy, on 15 May 2012 - 05:54 PM, said:

Found one so can mark it of my to do list....

Sorry Dutchy we need proof you were in the Waffle House.  A pic of you hugging the waitress while holding a slice of pecan pie should be adequate.

Rollin
#15
As an ex-pat Texan rating BBQ should be moved over to a 'what kind of oil or tires are the best' thread. Riders west of the big river know what I am talking about. Wish I had the funds to meet all of you. Cheers.
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