Barbecue

Leonard’s Pit Barbecue – Memphis, Tennessee

In 1922 Leonard Heuberger traded a Model T Ford for a 7-stool sandwich stand in South Memphis and started selling chopped pork sandwiches for five cents. That modest beginning grew into what became, by the 1940s and 1950s, the world’s largest barbecue drive-in restaurant, with 20 car-hops working the canopied lot serving a daily parade

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Barbecue, Memphis, Restaurants, Season 3, Tennessee

Thee Pitts Again – Glendale, Arizona – Closed

Thee Pitts Again appeared in Season 3, Episode 4 of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives — “Neighborhood Joints,” aired March 31, 2008 — as a Glendale, Arizona BBQ operation earning its DDD segment with serious smoked meat. The restaurant has since permanently closed. Quick Facts Restaurant: Thee Pitts AgainCity: Glendale, ArizonaCuisine: BBQDDD Season: 3DDD Episode: 4Episode

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Arizona, Barbecue, Restaurants, Season 3

Barbecue King Drive-In – Charlotte, North Carolina

Barbecue King Drive-In in Charlotte, North Carolina was the kind of place that sounded ready-made for early Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Featured in Season 1, Episode 5, this old-school stop brought barbecue and fried chicken into an episode built for smoke, crunch, and comfort food that does not bother with subtlety. Though Barbecue King Drive-In

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Barbecue, North Carolina, Restaurants, Season 1

Leo’s BBQ – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Leo’s BBQ in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels like the kind of stop that does not waste time explaining itself. It showed up in Season 1, Episode 6 of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, and in an episode called Local Legends, a barbecue and soul food spot like this sounds right at home. There is a different

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Barbecue, Comfort Food, Oklahoma, Restaurants, Season 1, Southern
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