A little time in Llano
| In Texas, you've got a long way to go. They want you to get there fast. |
| 70 mph fast. Yes, on a two lane non-divided highway. They don't mess around. Because you're hungry to get to this: |
| Yes, that's a whole smoker of meat. Perfectly smoked meat. You just walk up and tell 'em what you want. |
| Because you're here. One of the most famous bar-b-que places in Texas. In the middle of nowhere, of course, but worth the trip. |
| We were either too late or too early for the special. But we were happy with the offerings of the day. |
| Brisket, sausage, and the biggest pork chop ever. They have help-yourself beans on the counter. |
| A little scale for the pork chop. It was perfect - juicy, smoky, tender. Weak-in-the-knees good. |
| Typical Texas bar-b-que joint - rolls of paper towels on the table, loaves of white bread, and butcher paper for a plate. |
| I did get a bit overstimulated and could not finish the bite in my mouth before going back for more. Be sure to make a stop if you're traveling within a hundred miles of Llano. It's worth it. |

