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Since 1988, Dinosaur Bar-B-Que (Dino BBQ) has been serving up mouth-watering food and serious suds to thousands of hungry diners craving some of the most authentic Southern barbeque and regional craft brews this side of the Mason Dixon Line. Dino BBQ continues to be a recognized leader in the world of barbecue restaurants with a brand that currently includes six locations (New York – Syracuse, Rochester, Hamburg, Troy, Harlem, and Brooklyn). Co-founder and owner John Stage started Dino BBQ by feeding bikers at various events and festivals along the East Coast and has built his operation as a nationally known brand, which includes a catering division, a line of BBQ sauces and rubs and a successful cookbook, Dinosaur Bar-B-Que: An American Roadhouse (Ten Speed Press; 2001). Stage’s menus are firmly rooted in the traditions of southern barbecue and influenced by flavors that give Dino BBQ’s dishes their own distinctive character. “That’s one of the secrets of great barbecue,” says Stage, “staying committed to tradition, but finding your own stamp and signature.”

Corky’s BBQ is cooked in the old fashioned southern tradition. We place top choice meat in an open and closed BBQ pit with hickory chips and charcoal and cook at low temperatures. Corky’s cooks it’s pork shoulders for 22 hours and it’s ribs for over 7 hours. If you have ever had meat cooked long and slow and experienced fall off the bone tenderness and distinctive hickory flavor, you an begin to understand why Corky’s BBQ is legendary...

Salt Lick Restaurant is a warehousing company based out of P.O. BOX 311, Driftwood, Texas, United States.