You are crazy! But then so am I because I really like Tom's also. The BBQ is very consistent (eat-in or takeout); brisket and chicken always excellent, ribs and sausage very good. I've been let down by the other places (Rudy's/Grady's) because once they are great then the next time it's dissapointing. Haven't done Bill Miller's in over 10 years, because I didn't care for it, but I think it's time fora re-try.
my co-workers go to Bill Miller's often. I myself have only ever had their white meat chicken salad. that's all i have ever tasted from there, so I can't say if it is good or not. But I'm with those of you who said Salt Lick. best place for bbq i've ever had and my friend agrees
smokey bonez ed up by their lack of research. BBQ tastes are regional.
In Texas, beef (brisket) is king.
They thought they could cruise into the state with their pork bull and it blew up in their face.
Go back east ers.
Actually their pulled pork was delicious.
smart man.
If Bill Miller's was open late at night I guarantee they'd have partiers showing op to stuff the holes in their faces.
me gusta el "Beel Meellers"...
Hey, about 10-15yrs ago my husband used to come here on business and we always heard about a place called "Bun & Barrel". I believe it was on Austin Hwy and was real popular with the Ft. Sam lunch crowd. Maybe it's just a bar now but it was supposed to have decent BBQ. Anybody know of it?
Yeah, I've never heard of their food though. When I was growing up in SA people used to take their hot rods and hang out on weekends.
The best thing about Bill Millers is the tea, fried chicken and pies the bbq isn't all that, not bad if you don't have time to cook yourself and it's cheap. Bob's on the eastside is way better.
I never get the bbq at millers, just the chicken.
I like rudy's quite a bit...and Bob's on the east side is the .
Also...if you get there right before closing, you can get stuff really cheap...they would rather sell it for something than throw it out.The best thing about Bill Millers is the tea, fried chicken and pies the bbq isn't all that, not bad if you don't have time to cook yourself and it's cheap. Bob's on the eastside is way better.
I'm surprised at how peoples opinions differ...
I for example can't stand Bill Millers chicken, it's not bad per say, but compared to what I can get at Church's for half the price, I'd much rather have that, especially their y chicken...
Haven't been to that one, but the Cooper's in Junction and the Cooper's in Llano are outstanding.
And if you're in Austin on a late Sunday morning, hit up Stubb's for the Brunch buffet.
I like their sauce, the original tastes similar to Rudy's, and their chicken marinade is quite tasty...
We just had that today ... and it was excellent. That place has been around since Austin Hwy was a dirt road.
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