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  • Somewhere, beneath layers of flacid, white skin, I am a black man. Though I cannot readily identify with years of oppression, white women crossing the street when I pass for no good reason and the spectre of slavery, I think that my love of motown, broad-hipped women and soul food makes me, at the least, an honorary brother. Strangely, and perhaps because of hunger, the best BBQ pork sandwich I ever had was dolled out to me as I hurriedly boarded a plane in Nasville, TN. I've dined all across America and even in Memphis itself and I've tasted some fine BBQ and contrary to other reviewers here, I thought HB BBQ was a-ok. I was feeling depressed last night, the unfortunate consequence of some protracted litigation I'm involved in and I got a hankering for slow-cooked meat slathered in tangy bbq sauce and my craving guided the wheel as I drove to HB's. It still looks like an IHOP. They've changed the booths and moved some things around, but the decor has a definite "International House of Barbeque" feel to it. I must also admit that I was more than a little dismayed when 3 hispanic guys made my bbq pork sandwich. What in all the red tamales do hispanic folks know about BBQ? Call me picky, but when I get something called Honey Bear BBQ with a song of the south lookin bear on the sign, I expect a large black man or woman with a disarming smile to sling my pork and slaw together on a paper plate--the way god intended. Perhaps I'm missing out on all the great latin BBQ, but I've long believed that after all the suffering God forced upon my brothers, he tried to make penance by imbuing them with rhythm, soul and bbq knowledge. Nonetheless, the sandwich was tasty. I would have liked a spicy sauce option, but I'll take what I can get. It's not deep south bbq and it's probably not even like Mom's, even if your mom was irish and grew up in poughkipsie, but it's at least pretty tasty and reasonably priced. It's Phoenixand 50 degrees in the dead of winter. We take what we can get.
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