Bro-N-Laws Bar-B-Q

Another endangered Que House in the sea of dwindling Que houses, do to Daley's and now this Mayor's  campaign  of ethic cleaning. These rib-tips are good.  But what clears the field for Bro-N-Laws is it's tender meat, which might be a tad too tender causing the tips to loses form which causes sloppier than ordinary eating.  But, still given the low fat content, eating these tips are a joy compared to some pace like Honey 1 BBQ. The sauce is a doubly treat, combining the best of that vinegary South Carolina "tang", while maintaining the thick consistency of standard northern sauce for you white bread sauce sopping aficionados.

On the Thug Love scale.,Tall thugs be up and down the block, yo. But  these Brothers  worked these corners like James Brown works a stage or gold miners in a bountiful stream and yes, businesses is brisk even with the flashing blue police light on the corner.  What this means for potential BBQ consumer is that the dealers, touts, and look-outs are only focused on getting THEIR money.  So you're safe as they're just as entrepreneurial as the folks are behind the standard bullet proof counter window at  Bro-N-Laws Bar-B-Q.  Prices are reasonable as these cue houses  seem to set a uniformed price centered on the needs of their clientele. And with 13 percent unemployment in these communities, the brothers all up on their hustle across the street, represent  the only alternative. I recommend this place not just for its cue, but for a chance to observe from a safe distance and totally free of charge, a westside urban jungle watering hole.