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| - As a southerner, I believe barbeque belongs to me. Personally. So my opinions are strong about how it should or shouldn't be. If you've never been south of the Mason-Dixie line, this could be the best barbeque you've ever eaten. If you are a southerner, your home made probably tastes better.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed Union and will probably be back, especially if it doesn't stay so crowded. But more than anything it made me miss the real deal.
-Brisket I tried was pretty good.
-Ribs were good.
-Greens were almost certainly canned - they added some ham but not much flavor. Mine are better.
-Baked beans were sweeter than cake. That's how we like iced tea, not beans. It seemed to have a caramelized crust of sugar on top like Creme Brulee.
-Coleslaw is fine.
-Mac and cheese good.
-Corn bread pretty good. Perfect texture, but too sweet.
-Fried chicken got rave reviews from my friend, but I didn't try it. I'm even picker about that than barbeque!
-Cocktails were extra good.
Barbeque sauce is such a regional preference you can't make everyone happy. So I'll just stay quiet on that subject.
Last note - its a barbeque place, which isn't a mecca for vegetarians. Don't try taking any here, they only have 3 things on the menu for them. Mac and cheese, corn bread, and coleslaw.
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