BBQ

Outsider BBQ is an excellent spot for Texas-style BBQ in Fremont. Bring a big group.

Wood Shop in the Central District serves great barbecue and even better sides.

Head to one of these spots for smoked meats and great sides.

Hole In The Wall in Pioneer Square serves the best BBQ pulled pork sandwich in town.

There's some of Seattle's best BBQ hidden inside this Sodo dive bar. Grab a great pulled pork sandwich with a pile of fries at Raney's.

For an intense variety of Texas-style BBQ and sides in a great sit-down Sodo space, head to Jack's.

Emma's in Hillman City is a solid spot for BBQ—especially in the form of pulled pork sandwiches.

Lake Chelan Winery serves hit-or-miss BBQ, but it's still a great place to bring your kids while you have a glass of red.

Brileys is a barbecue spot in Lake Forest Park with a great patio.

Skylark is a BBQ restaurant that doubles as a club and music venue where you can see a live band or play drag bingo.

Lady Jaye is an excellent BBQ restaurant and bar in West Seattle.

Jack’s is an American spot in South Lake Union where you can have a reliable BBQ sandwich.

Lil Red Takeout & Catering is an excellent Jamaican restaurant in Columbia City that serves some of the best soul food in town.

Cask & Trotter is an American restaurant in South Lake Union that serves BBQ plates, sandwiches, and burgers.

Peco's Pit is a famous BBQ spot in Seattle, and the SoDo location is their flagship.

Backyard is a bar in Columbia City that takes its barbecue just as seriously as its offering of activities.

When you want barbecue in Ballard, head to Bitterroot. Start with the jalapeño hushpuppies and then go for the brisket.