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Address and Contact Information
Address: Av Camarón Sábalo 2100-I, Sábalo Country, 82110 Mazatlán, Sin., Mexico
Phone: +52 669 329 2822
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Reviews
But there are only so many tacos one can eat. So if Texas style BBQ is available in a foreign country, we need to try it.
Not true. Stay with the Mexican food.
This place was disappointing. I was so looking forward to good BBQ.
We ordered the family size spread “the Houston”. It is comprised of pork ribs, pork shanks, 12 chicken wings, bread and 4 sides. The sides were fries, corn bread, coleslaw and chili beans.
A beautifully layed out platter came to our table. Wow, how appetizing. Looks amazing. Not.
We started with the wings. They were plump and very tasty.
We then tried the ribs. They were good. Juicy and very meaty but not hot. Actually they were luke warm. It seemed as if someome was afraid to rewarm them as to not dry them out. Disappointing.
I didn’t try the pork shank but my husband said it was pretty good too but also not hot.
The coleslaw was good but the portion was very small and the bowl was filled with liquid. Portion size was about 2 tablespoons.
The corn bread was tasty and I wanted more.
The fries were frozen, undercooked and not very good. The portion was sad.
The beans. What can I say. Never saw a chili pepper. They were not very good. We didn’t eat them.
They also gave a nice size piece of corn on the cob.
I love corn on the cob. But not here. It was over over cooked and the texture seemed as if it was soaking I warm water for hours. One bite was enough.
The bread was also really good.
In conclusion, the corn and white breads were very food. The meat was good but it’s better when served hot. The sides, forget them. Just get the coleslaw.
Will we go back? Probably not.
I received allot of recommendations about this place for bbq and was very excited to dine there with my wife tonight .
We ordered a combo called Houston which at 680 pesos was a very fair price for what we received .
A nice pork hock, 12 chicken wings , probably a 1/2 rack of meaty pork ribs and 4 sides .
Here’s the verdict :
The meats were tasty , nice smoke on them and a tangy sauce .
Problem : the meats were served lukewarm and may have been made many hours before serving .
Conclusion : I will call it bad timing on my part and perhaps earlier in the day or on another day they would be much better .
Sides :
Problem : chilli beans never saw chilli and were completely tasteless .
Problem: Fries, cold and sad looking . Poorly presented as if they were the last few in the bin for the night .
Coleslaw : Ok . More creamy than vinegary.
Problem : Corn on the cob , was in hot water and waterlogged . Inedible.
Conclusion : in the bbq business your sides are as important as your bbq . A greater effort should be made to improve sides which will only add to good reviews .
The music was provided by a duo singing country/folk songs and we thought they were excellent! People were dancing and singing along. I thought the meal was very affordable and certainly way less expensive than in Canada.
I’ve been making barbecue for close to 20 years and have taken lessons from the legendary Paul Kirk, seven-time world champion known as the baron of barbecue. I tell you this so you realize I know a thing or two about barbecue from the south.
I’ve been coming to Mazatlan for almost forty years and have never been able to find authentic barbecue that I’m used to from back home in the US.
Several establishments have tried it, but nobody down here has figured it out until now here at Austin’s BBQ.
Aurelio, the owner knows how to do it the way we do in the US and it is absolutely fantastic!
Highly recommend this place!
So if you’re yearning for good Southern BBQ look no further my friends
“I’LL BE BACK”
Side note, most places down here that make barbecued ribs boil them first, then, they coat them with the barbecue sauce and throw them under the broiler. Hey, if that’s what you like that’s fine go for it!