25 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Franklins BBQ:
"Franklins BBQ is considered the state's best if you don't mind arriving early and standing in line for a hour." See More
"For Franklins BBQ you have to be there like at 9." See More
"Food: Franklins BBQ will be tough on the weekend." See More
"The hot spot is Franklins BBQ, one of the best in the U." See More
"Franklins BBQ if you don't mind a long wait." See More
"Without question, Franklins BBQ gets all the attention and press." See More
"Checked off all the typical things to do in Austin and got up nice and early one morning to stand in line for lunch at Franklins BBQ." See More
"Don't go to Franklins BBQ if you don't want to wait in line for four hours." See More
"Franklins BBQ is supposedly the best place for BBQ." See More
"They say Franklins BBQ is the best barbecue but you have to stand in line starting at 9:00 am." See More
"Franklins BBQ is pretty close and it's a great restaurant!" See More
"A few favorites: Lambert's BBQ, Franklins BBQ and La Barbecue" See More
"In Austin proper, the place to go is Franklins BBQ." See More
"Franklins BBQ is a spectacle, but its an experience you can say you did." See More
"Franklins BBQ is the best BBQ in Texas but eating there is a commitment; get in line at 9:30am for lunch (they sell out and then close for the day)." See More
"Franklins BBQ in Austin is by far the best." See More
"For BBQ braving the line at Franklins BBQ is worth it." See More
"Hey Brent, I can't answer the music part of your question, so let me focus on the food and beer and a few outings ;-) I highly recommend the Austin Food Cart Food Tour East side electric bike food tour, which is awesome. ." See More
"Salt Lick and Franklins BBQ" See More
"Franklins BBQ is the most popular in Austin proper, and a must for their brisket." See More
"Austin's most popular is probably Franklins BBQ." See More
"You should definitely check out: -Franklins BBQ (long lines, go early in the morning, closes when sold out) -Salt Lick BBQ (in the middle of nowhere, but best BBQ sauce in my opinion, also a winery nearby, $20 all you can eat) -Rudy's (biggest chain, make sure to get the extra moist brisket and creamed corn) -The County Line (have great platters, great ribs and sausage) All four have differences that make them unique and attract their own loyal fan base, but all are great and worth trying!" See More
"Franklins BBQ is AMAZING, and well worth the wait ( you pretty much need to queue up at around 9 in the morning to get lunch there)." See More