The Dallas Observer released its list of the 100 best restaurants in the area, and five are Texas-style barbecue joints. Bringing that barbecue flavor to beer: Everyone knows you can make barbecue with beer (sauce, beans), but can you make beer with barbecue (malt, smoke)? @Buffbrew says you can. My latest for @HoustonChronicle. #HouBBQ #HouBeer https://t.co/rYZev2hZIb pic.twitter.com/Uz7UkRddPJ — J.C. Reid (@jcreidtx) December 21, 2019 Corky’s BBQ, a Memphis-based barbecue chain, opened its first Texas location, in Katy, earlier this year. It closed for good last week. Austin-based vegan barbecue truck BBQ Revolution is leaving Texas for a new home in Los Angeles, at least for the rest of winter. Eater Houston included the new location of Truth BBQ as one of the most important 2019 restaurant…View Original PostThe post BBQ News Roundup: Corky’s Closes in Katy, BBQ Revolution Escapes to L.A., and Smiley’s Is Relocating to Roanoke appeared first on Texas Monthly.