Watch to see how Charlie Vergo gave birth to the "Memphis Dry Rub" with a case of ribs, some inspiration from a Memphis legend and a mix of seasonings! For more visit www.healthbeautylife.com
I live in New Orleans now, but was born and raised in northern Mississippi. We know barbecue. Whenever I have friends (from Australia, Spain, France, Ukraine, probably some countries I’m forgetting) ask, I always say that the best Q is that Vouz.
Bobby the man in the white coat featured in this video passed away last week. He had worked there for over 50 years. He was the kitchen manager at the time of his passing.
when your ribs are that delicious where there is no sauce added during and after cooking, but optional for the customer to ADD , YOU KNOW THAT YOU'VE MASTERED GRILLING OR SMOKING RIBS...
Had my very first date here when I was 16 years old. Back in 1996. I told the waiter that I would be having the pork lion, and was so excited to try it. I had never heard of it before. The waiter looked at me as if I were a total moron, and he wasn’t wrong. He said boy, do you mean pork-loin? Thank god my date thought I was trying to be funny.
I like this guy. You can tell of the bat he loves BBQ. Bbq is like in Mexico when we do Carnitas or better known in the states as Carne Asada. Fire, wood, beer and meat just makes it something so macho. It's like sport to us men. Something about it makes all kinds of people with different ideals and cultures come together.
I actually went there and I thought dry ribs dry ribs I was not gonna love I love but I love him it's a great restaurant everybody has to go there and try him out you will not be sad trust me Very good restaurant
I have eaten there. the ribs we're good, but totally unimpressed with the sides, beans, potato sales slaw and the sauce, just not good to my tastes. just my opinion.