- Barbecue
- American
Merle's Barbeque
Menu for Merle's Barbeque
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Ratings and Reviews for Merle's Barbeque
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Jan 05 2012
Kasey and ryan L. via Yelp
We love Merle's and can't believe it closed. Please come back? This rating is based solely on their pulled pork sandwiches, barbeque sauce, and delicious sides.read more
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Jan 03 2012
Tom H. via Yelp
According to their web site, Merle's closed its doors for the last time New Years Eve, December 31, 2011. Their ribs, barbecued chicken, pulled pork and...read more
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Dec 06 2011
Scotter D. via Yelp
I had the brisket and the pulled pork. The pulled pork was great and the sauce options were nice. The brisket was not that good - too chewy indicating...read more
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Sep 04 2006
saluki68 via Citysearch
We have been Merle's regulars for a long time. We are beef rib fans and if you like beef ribs, you'll get great ones here. The r...read more
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May 19 2006
foodcritic799 via Citysearch
With a student going to NU, we've frequented quite a few places inthe Evanston area. Merle's seems to be one that we come back to....read more
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Nov 14 2005
via Citysearch
We go to Merles for most every special dinner!! The food is to die for. We order the Bardnyard platter and the three of us share i...read more
The Scene
The theme is country western, with walls decorated with album covers by the likes of Tammy Wynette, Tanya Tucker and Elvis. Corny sayings dot the menu, including the restaurant motto: ''BBQ so good, it makes you wanna slap your pappy.'' It's a loud crowd, so if you're looking for more conversation-friendly decibel levels, request a booth.
The Food
Hickory-smoked barbecue is the star. A favorite starter is the smoking wings, which are smoked then fried and sauced up. If your group is ravenously hungry, get the Barnyard Platter--a huge tray with two kinds of ribs, chicken, pork chops and side dishes. The pork ribs are offered either wet (with sauce) or dry (spices rubbed directly into the meat). The chicken is marinated--not sauced--and juicy. A star among the side dishes is the mayo-free slaw: chopped cabbage in a tangy vinaigrette dressing.