Brother Jimmy's BBQ

Since 2010 the company has been providing Retail - Family Restaurants.

Brother Jimmy's in Murray Hill offers a belt-stretching menu that starts with smoked Northern-style rib tips with the house original BBQ sauce and moves on to country catfish, a Carolina pulled pork barbecue sandwich, and BBQ platters laden with sliced brisket or baby-back ribs. Pair up your main plate with sides of coleslaw and spiced string beans or a basket of cornbread. Libations include...

"Totally fratty" throngs pile into this "trashy" BBQ chainlet for "filling" snoutfuls of "edible" grub served in "redneck Riviera" settings; the "weak service", "franchise feel" and "stale beer smell" can detract, but at least the pricing's "decent" for a hoot and a howl; P.S. the West Village satellite is for takeout or delivery only.

Citywide 'cue chain just the thing for fratastic M-Hill. Roadhouse kitsch inside, old wood, hubcaps, barrels, trademark "Be Nice or Leave" sign. Bar wallpapered in license plates. Sit at a table shaped like Wonder Bread, gobble down southern-style BBQ, Brunswick stew, blackened catfish, country-fried steak. Food's not much, more about pounding a few pitchers and catching a game. Keep that...

Lexington Ave. barbeque joint serves up North Carolina style BBQ ribs, pulled pork, chicken, wings, southern-style food and more.

Brother Jimmy's BBQ is a friendly fun place to watch the game, drink beer and have a warm get-together with friends. Serving BBQ delights to New York , its numerous venues have taken the capital by storm. Packed almost always, with an equally long line waiting for tables, the restaurant at Murray Hill continues the tradition of Brother Jimmy's to serve authentic BBQ that people love to bite...