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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 6 Barbecue food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hillside
Best Barbecue restaurants nearby. Discover the best Barbecue food in Hillside. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Barbecue restaurants near you.. Hillside is a township in Union County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 21,404, reflecting a decline of 343 (-1.6%) from the 21,747 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 703 (+3.3%) from the 21,044 counted in the 1990 Census.
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6. Route 22 BBQ
Reviewed By alj5702
Hi everyone,I had the great fortune of visiting Route 22 Barbeque in Union NJ last year while looking for a restaurant that could turn great, good food quickly and consistently and Route 22 didn't disappoint!I began ordering food for my accounts in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut and the staffs and management at my accounts simply love the food.Everything is great, Ribs, both Pork and Beef, Chicken, Steak, Chops, Fish and the sides!!!!! Wow!They are my caterers for business and my personal restaurant for take out or dine in and the quality of the food is consistent every time with great prices.Ask for Jose and the team and you won't be disappointed.For the Best go to Route 22 Barbeque.Al J.
5. Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
Overall Ratings
4 based on 495 reviews
At Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, fresh, homemade, and high-quality aren't just catchwords, they're our foundation. Our commitment to food quality and genuine hospitality is unyielding and intense. We pride ourselves on our loyal guests, employees, and being a great
Reviewed By mrsvaljay
Food was good, brisket tasty and the fried green tomatoes yummy. Venue is casual and comfortable and overall it was a great evening with my family. Although location is not fabulous, it's relatively safe. I would go again.
4. KB's BBQ Smoke House
Reviewed By V3083BImarkb
I really enjoyed KBâs BBQ. I tried the BBQ Beef Brisket, which was tender, although I would have liked a little more marbling through the meat. The sauce was good (I wanted more), and the cheddar and blueberry cornbread tasty. The stand-out for me though was the side of Mexican Street Corn, which was a perfectly roasted cob of corn (see pictures), with what I am guessing was butter and a thin coating of cornmeal and cheese â absolutely delicious! If there is a downside, itâs that there is very little seating there, but itâs mainly a take-out place, and Iâd be tempted to turn my next visit into a picnic at the nearby park.
3. Burnet Barbeque
Reviewed By keith h
I tried the one on Stuyvesant Ave. in union please stay away the ribs were very very dry rice was ok no flavor cabbage not done carrots were hard. The chancellor ave spot is number one then the one on burnet ave those are the best
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2. Stephanies Barbeque
Reviewed By RAM1017
In a town famous for great eateries, here is one that is certain to please. I ordered enough to feed four and got more than enough to feed eight. Piping hot and seasoned to perfection, our ribs, chicken, rice and beans, even our bread was perfect. The word on the street was on point. Ah, a great place to dine. Can't wait to eat here again.
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1. The Taste of Brazil
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 3AndrewR
Not what you expect. This is a storefront that was converted into a restaurant. The salad bar goes the length of the room, but has many canned items. Only about half of the food is fresh. The potato salads and cole slaw are very interesting, and tasty. I never had potato salad with whole carrots in it. There were some different variations on dishes that some were good, a couple didn't suit my taste. BUT, the funny thing was the walk up Rodizio! Never saw THAT before.You are to take your plate, and walk up to the counter. Behind the server was 20 or so large skewers with MANY different kinds of meats, chickens sausages, porks, etc. The carver would ask your preference, take off the skewer, and slice off any type of meat you requested. It was an "All You Can Eat" for $ 14.99. The value is definately there, if you don't mind to keep walking up to the counter each time you want some meat. I went up 3 times.The meat is extremely tasty, but after they slice off your portion, they DOUSE the meat with salt, and put it back on the grill.Very interesting, but not really my style. I am not a cafeteria type of person. I like my Rodizio served at the table. But, for $ 14.99 a person, for good tasting food, you really can't go wrong.
