The line is usually long but it moves at a pretty fast rate. Located on the east side, La Barbecue consists of a small trailer with some picnic tables housed under some oak trees (See? We love our oak trees). La Barbecue is quickly becoming one of the must-visit spots on every BBQ tour list. And whatever you do, don't miss out on the apple cobbler!Īustin's self-proclaimed "bitchin' barbecue" spot is one of the newer BBQ hot spots in the city, but that doesn't mean it's inexperienced. Cooper's offers some of the largest portions out of all of the BBQ spots in Austin, but what really helps Cooper's stand out among the pack is its live music stage, roof-top garden and oak-shaded back patio (we take our oak trees seriously here in Austin). With three other locations in Llano, New Braunfels and Fort Worth, Cooper's occupies the 200 block of Congress Avenue in downtown Austin.
Come for the BBQ (the brisket is among the best Austin has to offer), but stay for their curated craft beer menu!Ĭooper's BBQ has long been a Texas staple but only just recently opened up a location in Austin back in 2016.
railroad stop Stiles Switch, Texas (and owner Shane Stiles), Stiles Switch BBQ and Brew is located in North Austin near Highland Village. Stiles Switch BBQ and Brew is the perfect place to kill two birds with one stone, in that they have one of the best beer menus out of all the BBQ spots in Austin. Named after the historic 1800s I. It's a great sampler of the best of their menu: brisket, pork ribs and sausage, with the standard sides of coleslaw, beans and their one-of-a-kind potato salad. Just don't forget to bring cash! The Salt Lick is a cash-only operation. Our recommendation? Get the Thurman's Choice Plate. Even though it's a bit of a drive (which is the perfect excuse to book a party bus for your transportation), it's totally worth it. The Salt Lick is located in Driftwood, about a 30-minute drive southwest of downtown Austin. It is so popular, in fact, that it is even home to Thurman's Mansion, a popular wedding venue in the area. Roberts, The Salt Lick is one of the most-visited BBQ spots in Austin. You won't get the complete Stubb's Bar-B-Q menu, but you'll get most of their best options (and avoid the crowds so you're not waiting around too long).
Why is that, you ask? Because the Mean-Eyed Cat also operates as a satellite location of Stubb's. We recommend making a stop at the Mean-Eyed Cat, a Johnny Cash-themed dive bar located about two miles west of Stubb's. Because of its popularity, the restaurant is usually quite crowded. Its location in the heart of downtown Austin doesn't hurt, either. Stubb's is undoubtedly the most well-known BBQ spot in Austin because it doubles as a restaurant and a concert venue.
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