Slow's

Bone Yard Barbeque!!

Its Slows and Slowstogo without a doubt. Homemade sauces, as much attention to the sides as the main event, all natural hormone free pork and brisket. great beer list great ownership that lives and believes in the area!

Slow's BBQ in Detroit, best food and incredible selection of craft beers to accompany them.

Yup....Slow's

Kit Kat Klub, 25 and Romeo Plank in Macomb Township.
If pure BBQ ribs with homemade sauce and great taste is your thing. You have to call in your order at least three hours early but it's definately worth it.

Best ribs in Metro Detroit:

"Maria Comedias" in Hamtramck

Slow's

Where is Slow's? North of the Greenbriar in Huntsville, AL, I might say Red, Hot n' Blue...

Oh, yeah, almost forgot -- is there a Houston's around here? best baby backs in the world (you might have to fly to Texas or LA, though...)

Slows!
2138 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, by the
old train station.
Bone Yard in Dearborn is #2 IMHO

Bad Brad's BBQ in New Baltimore followed by Slow's, I know it is a surprise to be ahead of Slow's but Bad Brad's BBQ is great!

Bad Brad's!

Slows, natch.

Union Woodshop in Clarkston. Didn't get voted 2011 Free Press Restaurant of the Year for nothin. Burnt ends... yummy!

Roundhouse BBQ in Trenton

Zukin's in Lincoln Park

Sajos/olives

Lazy Bones
Grossbeck and 11 Mile

Roundhouse in Trenton has the best ribs in the downriver area.

LAZY BONES ARE THE BEST AND THEIR POTATO SALAD IS THE GREATEST!

My vote is for Roundhouse BBQ in Trenton. That place can turn a brisket into a work of art. http://patch.com/L-rkJv

MaryJo Harris of the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce emailed two nominations: Champs Rotisserie & Spirits in Grosse Pointe Woods and Billy Bones BBQ, which offers catered meals.

Roundhouse BBQ in Trenton for sure!!!!

Union Woodshop in Clarkston. So good. It's going to be featured on the Food Network tonight, too. Also, Beale St. Smokehouse BBQ in Fenton is fantastic.

From the Dearborn Patch Facebook page, we've got...two votes for Slow's, plus Burroughs Tavern in Brighton, Red Smoke in Greektown and The BoneYard in Dearborn Heights.

But personally, my vote goes for Red, Hot and Blue - though I haven't been since their Novi location closed :-(

A reader by the name of Jenny emailed this in: Mr. Pitmaster BBQ. located inside the future fuels of Trenton (van horn and fort st.) Everything that he makes is beyond delicious. Michelle makes some of the yummiest deserts ever.

Slows is VERY over rated and frankly sucks. If dry, salty pork is your thing then youll love Slows. If all you know is Slows then its probably the best you have ever had. If you have had real BBQ then youll never eat Slows, ever. Metro Detroit BBQ is a disaster.

Mr. PittMaster BBQ in Trenton has the very best ribs,loaded with hickory smoked flavor and succulent tastes. He won the Wyandotte 2011 BBQ cookoff going up against some of the best in the area. The owner does it all putting all his love into this BBQ, he's been cooking them low and slow for over 40 years and claims to be the face of BBQ,,I agree

Redsmoke in Greektown has moist pulled pork and very fresh red beans and rice, awesome soups and spicy catfish bites. Good bbq has to be moist!

Slows!

Bad brads is delicious and they treat you like family.

Bone Yard!

Red, Hot and Blue on VanDyke in Warren has some great food.

Lockhart's in Royal Oak. Incredible.

Smokehouse Blues - Bar & Grille Restaurant - http://www.thesmokehouseannarbor.com

Mr. Pitmaster Barbeque -http://www.pitmasterbarbeque.com

Slows is soooooo overrated all because they made it to a tv show. I will never step foot in that place again. I actually think it is the worst around. Again, just my opinion.

Slow's for downtown and Zukin's Rib's for Downriver!!

Mr. Pit Master BBQ is located in the Future Fuel gas station on the corner of Fort and Van Horn in Trenton.
Everything is smoked to perfection. "The Sauce is the Boss!!!"

We like the newer place in LP- Real BBQ. The ribs fell off the bone. They were soooo good. We tried it from a Groupon deal. I hear more and more people talking about them.

If you can find a party or event that they are cooking for: Dick and Mel's Detroit BBQ ribs is the ultimate. Look for the giant BBQ with the Detroit skyline on top.

Slow's

oh yeah and my own cooking.

Lazybones all the way!!!

The Engine House in Mt. Clemens, owned by 4 retired Firefighters, and man, they have those ribs down pat. I guess all those BBQ's at the firehouse when they were Fire Fighters really paid off for them!

I agree with Daniela and Cass. Boneyard! It's always a tough call with Ribs. If you're a "Fall off the Bone" fan, you'll have a different different favorite place in mind. For me, one of my life's disappointments was when Boneyard closed their M-59 location.