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Sometimes we need a second opinion on what is some of the best BBQ in Texas. While my opinion isn’t the final word, I felt compelled to give my two cents. I’m a food vlogger and I focus on mostly Texas BBQ and here is not only my opinion but some helpful info so you can drive around this huge state and make up your own mind. Be sure to join my BBQ community I’m launching. Right now it’s free so get in early before it isn’t. It’s where we nerd out about BBQ culture. nas.io/texasbbqexplorers 🥇 1. Franklin Barbecue

San Antonio and Austin are two of the most taco-obsessed cities in Texas, each claiming to have the best. But which city actually wins the battle of the tacos? Let’s break it down. 1. Taco Culture & Heritage San Antonio – The OG of Tex-Mex San Antonio has deep Mexican and Tejano roots, influencing its taco scene for over a century. Known as the birthplace of Tex-Mex, San Antonio takes pride in its history of puffy tacos, barbacoa, and classic street-style tacos. Home to Mi Tierra, a legendary Mexican restaurant since 1941, and Ray’s Drive Inn, where puffy tacos were