Ihawan in Woodside is one of the best Filipino BBQ spots in NYC.

House of ’Que is a great spot to eat brisket and watch sports in Hoboken.

Mapo is a Korean BBQ spot in Flushing with fantastic galbi.

If you’re looking or a sandwich in Industry City and don’t feel like eating a massive mound of meat at Hometown Bar-B-Que, stop by Ends Meat.

Hometown Bar-B-Que is where you should be eating in Industry City.

Zeppelin Hall is a huge beer garden in Jersey City that’s perfect for day drinking with a big group.

Hamilton Pork is a BBQ spot in Jersey City with good Happy Hour deals and a big backyard.

Izzy’s is a casual kosher BBQ spot in Crown Heights that makes smoky brisket you’ll want to eat on a quarterly basis.

Gyu-Kaku is a Japanese BBQ restaurant in Midtown that’s fun for a big group and good for kids.

Holy Ground is a below-ground Tribeca spot that looks like an old-school steakhouse, but actually specializes in slow smoked meats.

Queens Bully is a BBQ spot in Forest Hills that’s good for day drinking with a group or watching sports on TV.

For barbecue on the Lower East Side, go to Randall’s. It’s counter-service, there’s a full bar, and they make some good sandwiches on bialys.

Pig Beach is a BBQ spot in Gowanus with a huge outdoor area that’s best for day-drinking with a group.

Fletcher’s BBQ at the Riis Park Beach Bazaar in Rockaway Beach is an outpost of their Gowanus spot and they make great pulled pork.

Rockaway Brewing Co. is a brewery tasting room in the Rockaways where you can get craft beer and some BBQ.

RBQ is a big barbecue spot in the Rockaways where you can eat something that’ll force you to take a nap afterwards.