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Write a ReviewHouston apartment residents have their pick of barbecue places, but one thing missing from most of them is variety. Most only offer a few options for barbecued meats, and a few sides to go along with them. Though this all well and good if you're throwing a big get-together or feeding the family, but if you're looking for a nice well-rounded meal, you're options are a bit more limited. Carl's Barbecue provides all the delicious smoked and grilled meats that make barbecue lovers drool, but they also have a great selection of alternatives for those in the mood for something else. If you're a barbecue place, you must have great barbecue, otherwise why would you even bother? Carl's gives you plenty of barbecue just like you like it. Whether you're a beef fan, a sausage fiend, a fan of turkey or chicken, or if ribs are more your speed, Carl's gives you some of the best in town. You can get the options to eat them alone in an a la carte plate, or get them served with two of their variety of sides on their barbecue plate. If the mood for something other than barbecue strikes you, then you'll still be well-served. There's a terrific selection of burgers, from the usual hamburger, to cheeseburger, to the double meat, double cheese burger for those wanting a bigger bite, or even a double meat bacon cheeseburger for the true meat lovers out there. There's also a wide variety of sandwiches, made with just about any kind of meat you could want, including pork, beef (chopped or sliced), ham, turkey, or combo, even a barbecue poboy. If you're in the mood for something completely different, then try one of their giant baked potatoes, which you can either get with the usual fixins, or covered in chopped beef, bacon and chives. For those looking for something lighter, they even serve a couple of salads for your enjoyment. Barbecue is a real Texas food, and when you want some of the best barbecue in Houston, as well as a wide variety of other foods for those looking for something else, then Carl's BBQ is the perfect place. If you're an apartment-ite in Houston, it's the perfect choice for your barbecue needs.
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