Location

The building this joint was in once belonged to Susannah Dickenson, a survivor of the Alamo and the structure was moved across the street and is now a museum. It's one of the oldest buildings in Austin.

From the Austin American Statesman:

The house once sat where the Hilton downtown now dwells. It was once encased inside the Pit, a barbecue restaurant, and was nearly demolished in 2000. Historians and city leaders wanted to save the home and its detached kitchen, so the Hilton's developer paid for the structures to be moved across the street to Brush Square.

Location

Mon-Fri: 10a-10p
Sat-Sun: 10a-11p

Location

Mon-Sat 7a to 6p
Closed Sun

WINNER:

• Best Pork Rib 1999
• Runner up Sausage 1999

Location

 M-F 11a-6p
Sat 10a-6p
Sun CLOSED

Location

Sun-Thu 10a to 8p
Fri-Sat 10a to 8:30p

WINNER:

• Best Pork Loin 1999