BBQ on way from Charleston to Asheville
My family is driving from Charleston to Asheville, and we were hoping to stop along the way for some authentic Southern BBQ. Greatly appreciate any recommendations you can provide! We'll be headed out on a Sunday mid-morning. Thanks!
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re: betsameister
Well, if you decide to go the scenic route through Bat Cave, Rutherfordton, etc., there are two good places in Shelby. My personal favorite is Alston Bridge's BBQ, 620 E. Grover Street. There is also Bridges BBQ Lodge (no relation) on E. Dixon (Hwy 74) in Shelby. If you go the I-40 route, the only places I've been to were in Gastonia, Fletchers and R.O.'s. Of the two, I like Fletchers much better, but many people rec R.O.'s.
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As slotmansc mentioned, Sunday is not a good day for mom-and-pop restaurants in upstate SC. I think your best bet is Little Pig Too in Irmo. They actually serve "brunch". The serve buffet style and usually have pulled pork. THeir other food is good of its type, too.
11210 Broad River Road
Irmo, SC 29063-9669
(803) 781-6160
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Little Pigs Barbeque Too
11210 Broad River Rd, Irmo, SC 29063Little Pigs
115 Bountyland Rd, Seneca, SC 29672 -
Hudson's in Lexington is pretty good. There's a newer location at Harbison Blvd, but I heard they had a fire - not sure if they are open currently. The original location on Sunset Blvd is less convenient, but worth the detour. Be prepared to wait a bit for a table, as they usually have a pretty good after-church crowd on Sundays. Little Pigs in Columbia isn't bad - I don't know if they are open on Sundays. Once you get past Columbia you won't find much in the way of good barbecue (unless you have time to detour up to Shelby NC and go to Bridges Barbecue Lodge, which is excellent).
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Bridges Barbecue Lodge
2000 E Dixon Blvd, Shelby, NC 28152Little Pigs
115 Bountyland Rd, Seneca, SC 29672›1 Reply -
