Showing posts with label Johnny T's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johnny T's. Show all posts
Monday, June 14, 2010
Sunday lunch at Johnny T's BBQ (Round Rock, TX)
Brad and I had lunch yesterday at Johnny T's BBQ in Round Rock, with Johnny T himself. Had a nice time getting to know John, whom I met for the first time at Gettin' Sauced! We feasted on brisket, pulled pork, pork ribs, turkey, sweet-potato fries, beans, tamale-potato casserole, and green beans (with onions and red peppers). Take a look (1st of 2 rounds of pics):





Wednesday, August 26, 2009
R.P. hits up Schoepf's & Johnny T's in one evening.
A recent email from Russell:
Had to run to Waco this evening. So figured I better man up @ Schoepf’s & Johnny T’s while up this way.
Can't beat new atmosphere of Schoepf’s. They actually had a bluegrass country gospel jam session going on back patio. Their pork ribs r mighty flavorful but could be meatier.
Brisket is tasty even if not really my style...a bit roastish.
Johnny t's provided a southern style home cooking surprise. Very flavorful and well marbled moist brisket. Mighty fine pulled pork and spicy apple slaw. I think we need to give this place future consideration for an official visit. It may well be a hidden gym in that A- to B++ type range.
RP on the road.
Had to run to Waco this evening. So figured I better man up @ Schoepf’s & Johnny T’s while up this way.
Can't beat new atmosphere of Schoepf’s. They actually had a bluegrass country gospel jam session going on back patio. Their pork ribs r mighty flavorful but could be meatier.
Brisket is tasty even if not really my style...a bit roastish.
Johnny t's provided a southern style home cooking surprise. Very flavorful and well marbled moist brisket. Mighty fine pulled pork and spicy apple slaw. I think we need to give this place future consideration for an official visit. It may well be a hidden gym in that A- to B++ type range.
RP on the road.
Labels:
Belton,
Interstate highways,
Johnny T's,
Round Rock,
Schoepf's
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
J-Pa goes it alone at Johnny T's in Round Rock.
Jason hit up Johnny T’s in Round Rock, the first time any of us has hit up this joint. Here’s his email, recounting his visit:Ok…So I just got back from Johnny T’s. I must say it was quite good.
Very moist brisket, pork ribs and some dang good pulled pork! It seems very artificial though; it’s to moist for traditional smoking; maybe the use those modernized smoker boxes…I got the 3 meat plate; w/ 2 sides – green beans and potato casserole. Pretty tasty sides. They got great reviews on yelp for their desserts I was too full to eat that; but I would def. go back to this place.
Brisket was good – very moist; reminded me of the time I had iron works and the brisket was just crazy moist! 8.9. It was lacking that meaty flavor though… you guys know what I mean?
Pork rib – different – too moist and looked different from other pork ribs we get. It almost looked like it was boiled; no charring… and light in color; it was crazy moist as well…Almost wonder how they smoke these things…8.9
Pulled pork – this isn’t a Texas thing; but this was Awesome! They got lots of yelp reviews saying it was good…and yes it was good! 9.5. I’ve had pulled pork before in Chicago…but come on…it’s Chicago we’re not known for BBQ; just steaks!
Overall pretty good; clean establishment; actually pretty small; a big sized group of man up would fill the place. Highlights: they have a pickle bar! Pickled okra, long pickle as well as sliced pickles and pickled jalapenos. Good stuff! I did notice sweet tea was 93 cents for you tea lovers. Price range was decent I got the 3 meat plate for 10 something…I’m stuffed now.
Overall. 9. I’d come here again…. I want to try the dessert: ‘chunky monkey parfait – chunks of brownies, sliced bananas w/ banana pudding’ CRAP kind of regretting I didn’t get it to go…..Ok…just the name and description of the dessert made it jump up a point…9.1
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)