One of the best things about moving to Brooklyn has to be affordable living space so that we could have a guest room. This has lead to a regular queue of visitors from Australia wanting to experience the delights of the US.
What more do you want out of a trip to the US than BBQ? Hill Country has become our stable meat fest for visitors. The Brooklyn venue has live music on Friday and Saturday nights and is conveniently located steps from the Jay St Metrotech Subway.
We mostly stick to the combination meal of "Cue and 2" which is 2 Meats and 2 sides for $23USD but there's plenty of add ons if you can stomach the load. The 2 sides does not include the Cornbread which comes included with the meal deal and served with honey butter. You can get another meat for an extra $4USD but even my food loving husband can't finish it.
Chopped Brisket and Spicy Hot Link with Coleslaw and Beans
In America baked beans are a BBQ food, which I find kind of weird coming from the Commonwealth, but it's delicious and includes chopped meat. Hmm. Notice the Brooklyn hipster Mason jars full of cheap beer.
Smoked Jalapeno Hot Link
Moist Brisket with Mustard
Chopped Pork Open Sandwich $10USD
If you can't face a whole meal I recommend their chopped BBQ sandwiches for $10. A smaller serve of meat with pickles, onions and a bun. No sides.
I love the super casual Texas style eating here. Get a tray and see the meat man, he'll give you a card with a barcode for your order, work through the sides and drinks options like a cafeteria. Seat yourself and gorge. The music is great fun but it's also not jarring so you can easily have a conversation with guests and not worry about it. There's a casual bar and table service for drinks and you can even reserve a table for busy Friday nights using online services like Open Table. Highly recommended.
345 Adams Street (on Willoughby Plaza)Brooklyn,
NY 11201
Casual Texas style BBQ in an urban setting
Perfectly describes an elegant class of dishes and mixes it with a bit of traditional style country side norms. Who wouldn't love to BBQ by the hills?
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