Looking for BBQ in northern Westchester

I am looking for good BBQ places in northern Westchester. Any suggestions? Thanks.

[Robert Deutsch]

We enjoy Holy Smoke. The Saint Louis Ribs and the Pulled Pork are about as good as you are likely to find anywhere around here. A diverse clientele, from families with young children to serious beer drinkers. Friendly people and If you care about such things, they have a very serious selection of beers on tap & in bottles.

[bermano123]

Holy Smoke is good

[MisterBill2]

Holy Smoke in Mahopac (just over the border from northern Westchester) is very good and has gotten good writeups here.

[Elisa515]

Holy Smoke is on Rte. 6N. If you're going west on Rte. 6 past the Jefferson Valley Mall (take the Rte. 6 exit off the Taconic, the one right after the exit for Rte. 132 in Shrub Oak), Rte. 6N is a left turn a mile or so past the mall. Holy Smoke is a few miles further on 6N, on the right side of the road.

[pumpkin donut]

My southern husband & I really enjoy Memphis Mae's in Croton. It's a nice looking place, you could have a decent dinner date there, which is unusual for bbq. You can even get bbq by the pound. We even cross the TZ from Rockland to go there.

www.memphismaes.com

[arylinth]

I personally do not care for Memphis Mae's at all. The only good thing I have had there is the hog wings (smoked hog shanks). I grew up with a home in N.C. and would not compare this food to real bbq. Everything fried was extremely greasy on both nights I tried their food (spaced several months apart to give them a chance to improve), and when I complained about this I was told the chef did not care. The pulled pork is nothing to write home about, the ribs are only okay, and the brisket was tough. All this for over $20 a plate ....
No thanks

[FAB]

In New MIlford,CT give The Cookhouse a shot, they make true southern BBQ...LOW&SLOW!!!

I myself find the ribs at Ribs on the Run, in Yonkers, to be always terrific. Unfortunately this is a strip-mall takeout with zero ambience, although there are a few grimy tables if you must eat in.

There is a drive in BBQ place that just opened in Danbury, CT, off of exit 4 on I-84 right next to McDonalds. This isn't that far from Northern Westchester. It's run by local pepole, not a chain place. They make everthing fresh and cook to order.
They have pilled pork and BBQ ribs among other things.
I had the pulled pork sandwich and an order of ribs. They both were good.

Best suggestion: Look elsewhere. I've never encountered edible BBQ in Westchester at all.

Totally concur-good (or any) bbq in Westchester or nearly anywhere in the tristate region is as rare as great gribenes and mushroom barley soup in Lockhart.