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Get all your need-to-know info about probably the best barbeque joint, Holy Smoke BBQ – Mexican & American food; right off the main North Cedar Street, Borger, TX.
Majestically sitting right off the main North Cedar Street between the W. 10th and 9th street, Holy Smoke BBQ, is the go-to spot for all your barbequed fantasies. Right across the road from Rosa’s Taqueria, you can easily get to Holy Smoke BBQ in Borger, down the avenue from Highland Park Cemetery or north from N McGee Street towards the Wesley United Methodist Church. Located in a rich and vibrant community, street life is bustling in and around this neighborhood. For further information and to place an order, you can call on (806) 464-5222.
Want to get your money’s worth yet staying true to that genuine Texan barbeque taste? Holy Smoke BBQ, Borger is just the place for you. Especially known for their meatloaf, wings, briskets & ribs, their hearty BBQ plates, and beef burgers and sandwiches are to die for. A family-friendly place, Holy Smoke BBQ has a great variety of meals for kids too. The grand wooden exterior and widespread dining area is just an added incentive. The staff is known to be polite and are well-trained in customer service. The restaurant staff also boasts an impressive serving time.
If you are looking for that authentic old wood, musky Texan vibe whilst munching on delicious barbecued wings. Then Holy Smoke BBQ, Borger is just the place for you. Holy Smoke BBQ is open throughout the week except for Sundays between the hours of 5:00 am to 8:00 pm other than Saturday when the restaurant opens at 7:00 am.
Next, to this delicious restaurant, there are quite a few eateries and bistros around the establishment. People after a hearty meal at the Holy Smoke BBQ can practically walk across the road to Lee’s Donuts if you have a sweet tooth. China Dynasty, Rosa’s Taqueria, The Takiza Night, E Capital Chinese Restaurant and Triple C’s are in close proximity to the restaurant.
However, towards the Morley Theatre and Hutchinson County Museum, around the E 7th Street, one can find a cluster of cafes and bistros, amongst which the Coffee Ranch, Mr. Treat Donuts, The Ol’ Oasis, Plaza Restaurant and Jalisco’s, come highly recommended.
Holy Smoke BBQ, Borger, is neatly situated near to several salons and is right next doors to the Chisholm Auto & Truck Sales Shop. The Highland Park Cemetery is right around the corner down the main Stevenson Street. Other than Paul Belton Elementary there are quite a few churches around the place; such as Gateway Baptist Church, Bible Baptist Church, and Iglesia Pentecostal Unida Church, to name a few. Don’t forget to visit the Nut House for all your custom stud needs. (As in machinery get your mind out of the gutter! )
There is also a community park in close juxtaposition to Holy Smoke BBQ. If you wish to take a leisurely stroll on a nice sunny day.
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Cooper’s Barbecue Cooper’s has a very interesting Decor of taxidermy on all of its walls. There are many exotic animals that you will not see anywhere else. It’s like a mini museum. It’s worth the stop just to see them. Located right off the interstate, Cooper’s is easy to access, and there is plenty of room for big rigs to pull in. This is the type of restaurant where you grab a tray when you enter and pick up your food on the way down the line, and pay at the end. Help yourself to the sodas and especially the barbecue sauces. There are two different types to try. The meat is displayed in a glass case when you enter the door, and you will be enticed to order more than what you can eat. Priced by the pound at $13.99 for any type of meat, it’s hard to decide. Plates are $12.99, or get a combo plate with two different meats for $14.49. Grab a comfortable booth or sit near the window.
Either way the Moose is watching you! Take in the rustic feel of a large hunting cabin while you enjoy your meal, served up on wax paper. Check out the state historical, or rather hysterical marker outside.. but before you leave be sure to grab a BlackBerry or peach cobbler desert, served in the single size, pint-size, quart size or a whole dessert for $21.99. Cooper’s is a fun place to check out, even if you just stop for a quick drink, it’s worth taking a break from your drive on the highway to go in and see the interior. It’s a family tradition since 1953, and is open from 10 AM to 9 PM seven days a week.
Located at 2423 N. Main St. in Junction. Take the 456 exit off of IH 10 highway. Next to the Chevron. 325-446-8664.
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Lums BBQ It’s unexpected to purchase fantastic barbecue at a convenience store/gas station. But Lums has pulled it off! Featuring brisket, sausage, pulled pork, turkey, and ribs, Lums stands out from the competition. Greeted inside the door by the chalkboard, you can make your selection there and then order over the counter. The meats are on display for you to see. Do you takeout, and pick up a few groceries while you are there, or eat at one of the picnic tables in the rustic wood room.
There are more tables outside in the courtyard under the awning or out in the privatly fenced area. Sandwiches start at $6.49, or buy a whole family pack of meat by the pound. You can even order spicy spaghetti as a side, or pick a more traditional one like potato salad or coleslaw. Lums is a fun place to eat.
Located at 2031 Main St. in Junction. 325-446-3541