It was balled up in aluminum foil. Had zero taste and tasted as it was sitting for weeks.

by actuallylos

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  1. aChunkyChungus

    IDK where this is but that’s pretty much the BBQ story everywhere I’ve been in the PNW. Only good BBQ out here is home made.

  2. xterm11235

    Its a hike from Wrentham where this place is but for good BBQ in MA, The Rusty Can in Byfield is absolutely fantastic.

  3. Strict_Teaching2833

    I had to google the location. Looked them up out of curiosity, saw a picture of a “done” brisket full of un-rendered fat, that explains a lot about Massachusetts BBQ lol.

  4. lol – I tried them once with the same result. It’s amazing they’ve been around for so long – Mass needs BBQ help for sure. Try Chubb’s in Attleboro – they’re pretty good

  5. MiddleChildSyndrome3

    If you’re interested try BT’s in Sturbridge, it’s right next to Tree House as a bonus. BYOB

  6. Good_With_Tools

    Come to Denver. I’ll show you worse. I used to live in FL (and hated it), but I could stop at any random guy selling BBQ out of the back of his truck in a random gas station parking lot and get better BBQ than I can here.

  7. Bandana-mal

    I opened this knowing in my heart it was gonna be New England BBQ lol.

    Yeah…there’s not much here. Someone else mentioned B.T’s in Sturbridge. I’ve also heard Blue Ribbon is passable by someone from NC.

    Other than that it’s just your local backyard warriors.

  8. xthxgrizzly

    just did a KCBS event in may right down the street at the american legion from here, there’s another in october as well. never ate there so can’t give my comment on it but have had people say its good. But from what I understand as far as NE BBQ you should check out the smoke shop in boston, run by Andy Husbands guy was nominated to be in the BBQ HoF at the Royal last year.

  9. northfortynine

    It looks, and I’m sure, tastes like sadness.

  10. CoolAbdul

    Huh. I pass this place all the time. Been around fir ages.

  11. user1000000000000

    Probably done in the oven with liquid smoke and they still call it bbq there no smoke ring

  12. billy2732

    Yeah, do not get BBQ in Wrentham. Crazy move

  13. droberts7357

    Blue Ribbon used to be the exception to bad NE BBQ. I haven’t had them in 10 years. Check out their 4 sites -https://blueribbonbbq.com/

    I also do a way better job in my own smoker.

  14. skibeerrepeat

    Agreed. I’ve accidently made better brisket on a weber kettle.

  15. user67445632

    That’s up near the track yeah? Good to know not to stop there.

  16. Bigsean3321

    Best I’ve had in MA is Redbones in Cambridge. I don’t think I’d say it stands up to the south, but based on pics, it’s better than this spot.

  17. smaksflaps

    If you want to be sick for a week go to double barrel barbecue in sedro wolly

  18. Hagbard_Celine_1

    I was going to say it can’t be worse than the Lloyd’s bbq that comes in a tub of chicken or pork but this looks like a close contender!

  19. lukeswalton

    For MA bbq I’m a fan of Goodstuff in Blackstone.

  20. BeerSlayingBeaver

    Ah yes, the legendary smokehouses of

    > *checks notes*

    Wampum Corner.

  21. oldmanwithabeard

    Once you get good at barbecue it’s really hard to eat in most barbecue joints.

  22. robomassacre

    Texas BBQ Company used to be in Northborough, their food was excellent but sadly closed.

  23. fattymattybrewing

    Come to Wisconsin, and I’ll show you the worst barbecue I’ve had! Bob’s Bitchin BBQ 🤮 in Dodgeville, WI.

  24. BecomingJudasnMyMind

    Gross.

    That looks like dried out reheat.

  25. That’s what you get for buying bbq in Massachusetts.

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