- Barbecue
Blue Ribbon Bar-B-Q
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Ratings and Reviews for Blue Ribbon Bar-B-Q
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May 01 2012
N F. via Yelp
I was pumped to try this place because of all the good things I heard. (I went a long time ago) Comparing Blue Ribbon BBQ to the real thing is laughable....read more
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Apr 25 2012
Mark O. via Yelp
Frankly I do not see how one could improve on BRBBQ - ribs, sausage, chicken, pork, it's all very, very good. The sides are great, best for me are...read more
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Apr 17 2012
Gregory P. via Yelp
The quality of meat and sides is strong, but the lackluster regular BBQ sauce is what prevents this place from getting my 5-star vote. I do love the...read more
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Aug 31 2008
via Citysearch
A family favorite---Blue Ribbon has the best barbeque we've tried in Massachusetts, and we've tried a lot of places! You can't go ...read more
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Jun 17 2006
edsomers via Citysearch
Traditional Southern BBQ places are family operations that are long on great food and a bit short on ambiance. Each one provides ...read more
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Nov 30 2005
jcampbell2005 via Citysearch
I ordered the BBQ Rib Sandwich, expecting boneless rib meat pulled from the bone, on a sub roll or something. To my dismay, I rec...read more
The Scene
Families and young professionals come from far and wide to dig into heaping pulled pork platters and imposing slabs of ribs, amid a southern roadside environment (counter service only). Lunch and dinner hours yield vastly different atmospheres: Noontime visitors enjoy a quiet, relaxed environment and rarely have a problem nabbing an open seat (there are only 12), while most nights bring standing-room-only crowds, forcing larger groups to skip the wait for a seat and take their meals to go.
The Food
Order an assortment of the Ribbon's slow-cooked meats to take a culinary tour of Southern barbecue styles--there's flavorful North Carolina pulled pork, moist Texas brisket, meaty Memphis dry-rubbed ribs, and smoky Kansas City burnt ends. Each platter comes with a choice of sides (maple roasted sweet potatoes and creamy mac-and-cheese are among the top options). Leave room for a slice of delectable, homemade sweet potato pie for dessert.