Check Out These BBQ Spots For Labor Day! - Photo Gallery

<strong><a href="http://www.dinosaurbarbque.com/">Dinosaur Bar-B-Que</a></strong><br/><br/>This super-celebrated 'cue spot doesn't get its rep for nothing. The Harlem institution doles out delicious meats like brisket and half bbq-ed chicken platters, as well as specialty dishes like West Texas ribeye steak and bronzed catfish. <br/><br/><em>700 W 125th St at 12th St</em><br/><br/>

<strong><a href="http://www.daisymaysbbq.com/">Daisy May's BBQ</a></strong><br/><br/>For a classic 'cue experience, this Hells Kitchen establishment features a bevy of BBq'ed treats, like an Oklahoma jumbo beef rib, tender Texas sliced beef brisket and tangy pulled chicken doused in Jack Daniels sauce. You can also order a Wild Bill's soda or suck down some Sweet Tea served in a mason jar if you're feeling particularly patriotic. <br/><br/><em>623 11th Ave at 46th St</em><br/><br/>

<strong><a href="http://www.georgiaseastsidebbq.com/">Georgia's Eastside BBQ</a></strong><br/><br/>This teensy L.E.S. smokehouse is a prime spot for slow-cooked Southern ribs and pulled pork. Pair your meat with a slice of sweet cornbread, or swing for the Happy Hour special, weekdays from 3-5 p.m., where all sandwiches are $5 and PBRs and Miller High Lifes run only $2.<br/><br/><em>192 Orchard St between Houston and Stanton Sts</em><br/><br/>

<strong><a href="http://www.mablessmokehouse.com/">Mabel's Smokehouse and Banquet Hall</a></strong><br/><br/>This Williamsburg meat spot serves up a mean pork rib, cooked Southern-style and slathered with their special secret 'cue sauce. Pair your pig with a hefty side of baked beans and drink it down with a Lone Star brew for a perfect Labor Day cholesterolfest.<br/><br/><em>44 Berry Street at N.11th St, Williamsburg, Brooklyn</em>

<strong>Brooklyn Ice House</strong><br/><br/>Part dive bar, part BBQ joint, this Red Hook locale is perfect if you're looking to enjoy a local brew and pulled pork sandwich. And Brooklyn Ice House has a great outdoor patio with picnic tables, making it even easier to pretend you're at a backyard grill somewhere instead of just a few blocks from Ikea. <br/><br/><em>318 Van Brunt St at Pioneer St, Red Hook, Brooklyn</em>