Devassa in Sharon, GA
The Washington Market has the BEST BBQ in Georgia!!I have been going there for years!! Now that I am moving to Florida, I went and got SEVERAL quarts to take with me!!"
Food was pretty good. A little high prices but it was prepared fresh. The chicken wings were real small but tasty. All and all, we will be going back."
8. Cade's Home Cooking
Food is fantastic, price is fair, service is great. Just wish they had a restaurant in Charleston, SC"
15. Poppa's Finest BBQ & Catering
Sure would they are the best to all of us hunters they treat us all like family and everybody that works there are the best!"
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20. Cj's Barbeque
They have great BBQ, but no real BBQ sauce, and the stuff they call Brunswick stew is not. Have not found anyone who can eat a bowl full."
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