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Franklin BBQ has been lauded by many (expert and novice, alike) to be the best BBQ in the country. I would have to agree. I have made a glutton of myself from San Diego to Portland, Maine - from Seattle to Miami and every where in between and I can, without reservation, tell you that Aaron Franklin's brisket is THE VERY BEST. Brittany and I got a lbs of regular and lbs of fatty brisket. We also got a lbs each of smoked turkey and sausage. In retrospect, I would've skipped the turkey. Don't get me wrong. It was great, but the sausage and brisket were goddamn transcendent!

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Food: My gawd. This is probably the best bbq I've ever eaten. Sausage had a beautiful snap from the casing. Nice and spicy with juice bursting out of every bite. Brisket was tender, extra moist, and the smoke ring was balantly apparent. Most brisket that was cooked for this long would of fallen apart, but not Frankin's! My favorite though was their ribs. Fall off the bone delicious. The seasoning on it was simple, which enhanced the flavor of the pork. With each bite, it felt like I was biting into a piece of heaven... Pork heaven. This place is a must try if you are in the town of Austin. I mean, I'm pretty sure it's a historical landmark by now. We'll meet again Franklin's... very soon hopefully I have been to Franklin twice, waited in line for about 4 hours both times... but am already looking forward to the next time I can go!! Even though the line is a little tedious, it's truly an experience waiting so long for such great BBQ. Also, everyone in line is in it togeth
er, and no one is really complaining because they all know Franklin is going to serve them some damn good food. I think the pork ribs are the "hidden gem" on the menu. Everyone goes to Franklin for the brisket, but I think the ribs are even better. The meat just melts off the bone. My mouth is watering just thinking about them.