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Coleman’s BBQ

604 N. Martin Luther King
Clarksville, TX
Phone: 903-427-5131
Hours: Open Mon 11–3, Tue–Thur 11–6, Fri 11–7. Closed Sat & Sun.
Primary heat source: wood

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Texas Monthly rating: 4.00

TEXAS MONTHLY SAYS: 2008: Notable decor: None. The decorating budget appears to have been spent on meat.
Northeast Texas may be populated with more pine trees than people, but at three in the afternoon, this small shack, located about a quarter mile off Main Street, was brimming with locals ordering the hickory-smoked brisket, served in a broth of beef juices and savory barbecue sauce. The crackly crust on the wet-rubbed pork ribs was a perfect complement to the tender, pink meat below the surface. Skip the mushy potato salad.

2008: Northeast Texas may be populated with more pine trees than people, but at three in the afternoon, this small shack, located about a quarter mile off Main Street, was brimming with locals ordering the hickory-smoked brisket, served in a broth of beef juices and savory barbecue sauce. The crackly crust on the wet-rubbed pork ribs was a perfect complement to the tender, pink meat below the surface. Skip the mushy potato salad.

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