Colorado Springs, Colorado

Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Q - Colorado Springs

5.0/5 overall · 1 review 4 of 9 meats scored 52 locations Open now
Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Q - Colorado Springs

The Meat Scorecard

Each meat rated on its own — 4 scored, 5 still waiting

Top brisket
Brisket 5.0/5
from 1 diner review
Sausage 5.0/5
from 1 diner review
Pulled Pork 5.0/5
from 1 diner review
Turkey 5.0/5
from 1 diner review
Ribs –

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Burnt Ends –

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Chicken –

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Wings –

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Tri-tip –

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Multiple Locations

52 locations under this name — browse by state below

52 locations
1 reviewed so far
5.0 chain-wide average

A chain this size isn’t one restaurant — the brisket at one branch is not the brisket at another.

Reviews 1

Riley Bowman Taster
July 2026
Brisket 5.0 Pulled Pork 5.0 Sausage 5.0 Turkey 5.0

I've been to a few other Rudy's locations over the years. It is a solid family-style BBQ chain that usually isn't spectacular, but is perfectly acceptable. However, on this trip to this Co Springs location, they knocked it out of the park on all accounts. The brisket was excellent, the sausage was delicious, but somehow the pulled pork was absolutely exceptional! I've had excellent pulled pork all across the country including in the Carolinas where they take such pride in it. This pulled pork was one of the best I've ever had. Period. Also, the creamed corn was excellent, baked beans (Rudy's beans) were also good. I didn't taste it, but three of my kids had the baby back ribs and they really enjoyed them.

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