America · BBQ
The 3 best bbq tours you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. The first one is first for a reason.
Sunset horseback ride through Red Rock Canyon, then campfire BBQ and s’mores. Beginner-friendly with Strip hotel pickup.
“The ride was wonderful and our guides where extremely helpful and knowledgeable. The dinner was over the top!”
Jungle Queen BBQ dinner and show in Fort Lauderdale, with a narrated New River cruise, all-you-can-eat ribs and chicken, plus live entertainment.
“The meal consisted of cornbread, coleslaw, mac n cheese, ribs and chicken tenders. Previous years they had shrimp and actual chicken so this was disappointing. No drinks nor dessert, those are available for purchase. One sign said $16 for a cocktail, I didn't purchase alcohol though, but got dessert. There's live singing during dinner and a show afterward. We didn't get a chance to explore the "island". Almost immediately after the show, we were asked to board and taken back.”
Small van shuttle from Austin to Salt Lick BBQ and two Hill Country wineries, with tasting time, comfort, and easy transport.
“Awesome way to experience an age old tradition of Texas BBQ, learn about the wineries of Texas (which surprisingly they have many) and travel to the Hills! Wonderful experience and so fun! If you happen to be lucky enough to have Evan Ford as your tour guide you hit GOLD! He is amazing and makes the experience 5 star! You enter his van as a group of strangers and leave all as friends and Evan is a huge part of making that happen. He also has a ton of mad knowledge about Texas and Austin history! And is so witty an funny that your cheeks will hurt from laughing for…”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
