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To close out a month of eating barbecue for Ethniche, Mark Antonation visited a new spot, 3 Sons BBQ, that occupies an address with a long barbecue history, since it was once home to M&D’s Cafe. Although 3 Sons might not live up to that legendary spot, he still found it a decent option in a town hungry for more good barbecue. And when you talk about barbecue in this city, the conversation always gets heated….fast. See also: Reader Says Denver’s Barbecue Scene Is Truly Insufficient Says Jeff:
People in Denver think the McRib is good barbecue.
Says WillieStortz:
BBQ places keep shutting down because there is no demand for it.It seems that a bunch of BBQ enthusiasts think their BBQ is the best and they decide to open a restaurant only to find out that 95% of the Colorado population doesn’t care to eat overcooked meat slathered in spicy ketchup.
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Says Alexander:
Colo is not known for bbq….all the while, I don’t care. We have mountains and weed.
When mountains and weed aren’t enough for you, where do you go for barbecue? Read more comments and find many more barbecue suggestions here.
