Leroy and Lewis Barbecue

Leroy and Lewis Barbecue

5621 Emerald Forest Dr, Austin, TX 78745, USA
Austin
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About

Leroy and Lewis is a celebrated Austin barbecue spot known for its innovative 'new school barbecue, old school service' philosophy. The restaurant has earned a Michelin star, a rare accolade in American BBQ, and is renowned for its unique brisket wrapping technique and inventive sides. The team strives daily to live up to its reputation.

The Visit

Leroy and Lewis delivers a standout barbecue experience, with brisket that earns the highest ratings across all categories. The reviewer is blown away by the texture, flavor, and perfectly rendered fat, calling it the best-tasting beef they've had. The sides, though unconventional, are praised for their creativity. The brisket's lean cut is compared to steak, and the overall meal is described as nearly perfect, taking the top spot in the brisket rankings.

What They Ate

Brisket (lean and fatty cuts)
Various creative sides

Quotes

"First, the brisket. Yeah, it's crazy. It's the meat magic moment again."
"The magic of meat is in my mouth, guys."
"The sides are kind of an unfair advantage, because they're all completely different."
"The lean is eating almost like a steak. I don't know what to do about this."
"This is as close to a perfect score I think I've ever given in my entire life."

Our Reflection

Leroy and Lewis redefines what barbecue can be, blending tradition with innovation in every bite. The reviewer’s astonishment is palpable, from the 'meat magic moment' to the nearly perfect scores across the board. The brisket’s texture and flavor set a new standard, while the inventive sides push boundaries. This visit is more than a meal—it’s a revelation, showing how creativity and respect for technique can elevate barbecue to an art form. The experience lingers, reshaping expectations for all future contenders.

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