Angelo's Barbecue, Fort Worth, Texas Restaurant Details

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Bring your Yankee relatives for a true taste of Texas to this Upper West Side Fort Worth institution dishing out homestyle BBQ and ice-cold beer; the no-frills, yet fabulous digs comprise dozens of animal trophies on the wall, plus a taxidermied bear (the best part of the decor) greeting patrons at the entry.

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This was my first Texas and it's still a favorite. It's no akin of white table cloth that you see on the Dallas side of town but that's the point; it's laid back and delicious. Try the fries, they're fantastic and huge, the small feed four of us.

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Love me some Railhead! Had many happy hours there! Fun for gatherings. BBQ is Southern smoked so if you're looking for something Sweet, I am sure they have desert!

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Being from KC, I was a touch underwhelmed with this barbeque. The brisket was dry, baked beans were basic (not barbeque baked beans, just regular old Bushes), fries were ok. Maybe I'm ruined by Oklahoma Joe's amazing brisket, beans and fries, but the service was great so I feel bad giving less than 4 stars.

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Food was alright but nothing amazing. Meat selection was good, but the only sides are beans, potato salad, and cole slaw. The beans tasted like they were straight from a can, and the pickles tastes weirdly like carrots. Maybe they were stored near carrots? I have no idea. It was okay, but I probably wouldn't go back unless they added things to their menu.

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Be warned, like any good BBQ joint, you're going to come out smelling like a campfire. It's a delicious smell, but your coworkers will notice :). I have enjoyed the various dishes I've had here, and it's quick a fairly quick place for lunch. The atmosphere is nice with a rustic charm.