Rudy Cobb at Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place, Farmville, North Carolina. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
No chairs, no tables, just a counter. Take your food and go. Its name is the stuff that could have been dreamed up by a Hollywood script department: Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place. It’s a joint where even the owner, Rudy Cobb, can’t pin down exactly how old the establishment is. Could be sixty years, might just be seventy.
Rudy Cobb is Son, inheritor of his father’s legacy. For a half-century Jack Cobb constructed barrels for the tobacco industry. On Saturdays, Cobb, aided by Son, moved from making hogsheads to smoking whole hogs, selling the meat out of his car to his warehouse coworkers.
Father and Son eventually setup shop in Farmville, a tobacco-town for which a more apt name could not have been chosen. Here, Son still prepares food Jack Cobb’s way: oak wood-fired pigs, collard greens, hush puppies, slaw, and boiled potatoes. For three days each week, the Place is the space for barbecue.
-Rien Fertel/ The Barbecue Bus
A customer waves good-bye after picking up his barbecue at Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Hush puppies removed from the deep fryer. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Ann Blue and Rudy Cobb work back to back in the close confines of Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
A customer waits at the counter for his order. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Morning light filters into Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place in Farmville, NC. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Look for the weather worn sign on South Main Street in Farmville to find Jack Cobb & Son. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Rudy Cobb at the counter of Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place, in Farmville, North Carolina. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
The barbecue sandwich topped with mustard infused slaw from Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place, Farmville, North Carolina. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Rudy Cobb pours sweet tea for a customer. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
The barbecue plate of chopped pork, boiled potatoes and collards from Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place, Farmville, North Carolina. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Ann Blue works the hush puppy fryer in the kitchen area of Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Long time Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place employee, Ann Blue greets her customers by name and with a smile, while filling orders and frying hush puppies. (Photo by Denny Culbert/ The Barbecue Bus) |
Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place
3883 South Main Street
Farmville, NC 27828
(252) 753-5128 (we recommend calling ahead to make sure they're open)
Hours of Operation:
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
I just enjoy their barbecue sandwich topped with mustard infused slaw. https://healthybodyhealthymind.com/the-best-penis-extender-and-stretchers/
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post! I also like you article! Thanks! www.concretecontractorslittlerock.com
ReplyDeleteWhat an extraordinary solution!! They may discover you the most high-quality times for your life! Best Coffee Maker Review
ReplyDeleteThey were communicative and responsive, and they were always available to answer questions. UX deliverables
ReplyDeleteYour composing is purely awe-inspiring that I desired to read such high quality material...
ReplyDeleteNashville rehab
I'd like to take the power of thanking you for that specialized guidance I've constantly enjoyed viewing your blog.Georgia addiction treatment
ReplyDeleteThis blog Info is fabulous; I must wanna see best more from your writers.
ReplyDeleteGeorgia addiction treatment
The final report exceeded our expectations.Bay Area Home Remodeling
ReplyDeleteSuch a super setup for our troubles! I would like to suggest them to everybody!Residential Construction
ReplyDeleteFor three days each week, the Place is the space for barbecue. | french drain waterproofing in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
DeleteThanks for sharing this! I was having fun reading this and it was very interesting! I was amazed, thanks! www.concretecontractorsfortsmith.com
ReplyDeleteI would really like to indicate them to all of us! They may be high-quality at their work! Pure CBD Oil
ReplyDeleteTheir enthusiasm, outstanding project management, and fast-paced approach facilitated a smooth collaboration. treatment center georgia
ReplyDeleteThey gave the outcomes I wanted for my existence. I might remember them on every occasion! tea for toddlers
ReplyDeleteI saw a lot of website but I believe this one contains something special in it.
ReplyDeletewww.bostonmoldremovalservices.com/
This is really wonderful! The information is very useful! Thank you! https://www.concretecontractorstuscaloosa.com
ReplyDeleteI saw a lot of website but I believe this one contains something special in it. | drywall company
DeleteThat is a wonderful place. Very neat an amazing ambiance. www.outboundlighting.com/mountain-bike-lights/
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice space.
ReplyDeletewww.lynnlaw.com/
I love it there.
ReplyDeletewww.leviticusfashions.com
I am really satisfied with the care I received from my physiotherapist Rora at Well Works PT, she has always gone beyond my expectations to help me recover from the pain I was experience
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Hope to try it someday. https://coffeeicon.com/
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place! plumber concord nc
ReplyDeleteI think this is really informative! Thank you for this!
ReplyDeleteTree Service Olathe
Very nice location! deck builders cape coral fl
ReplyDeleteRudy has decided to postpone the closing of the place until October 18th, as potential buyers look at it | retaining wall builder
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! water heater repair concord nc
ReplyDeleteGreat info! drain cleaning salisbury nc
ReplyDeleteExcellent! brick repair contractors
ReplyDelete"Such an awesome post. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete"
Plastic Surgery Mesa Prices
It's heartwarming to see that even after Jack Cobb's passing, his son, Rudy Cobb, has continued the family legacy by upholding his father's methods and recipes. The Place becomes a space where barbecue aficionados can indulge in this delicious tradition for three days each week. cincinnatiseo.org/
ReplyDeleteJack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place sounds like a truly unique and special place. I love the fact that it's been around for so long, and that it's still going strong. The fact that it's a no-frills, counter-service place just adds to its charm. I'm sure the food is delicious, and I'd love to try it someday.
ReplyDeleteSecurity mesh fencing
The topic is highly informative. Well done on sharing it.
ReplyDeleteTree Service Tampa
Wonderful write up and great story. brick repair charlotte nc
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this interesting blog here
ReplyDeletehttps://accountantssherwoodpark.ca
Thanks for this interesting article you shared.
ReplyDeleteConcrete Calgary
Cool blog. concrete contractors huntersville nc
ReplyDeleteNice write up. masonry contractor winston salem nc
ReplyDeleteGood stuff and even better story. water filtration company concord nc
ReplyDeleteAlways great to see family/locally owned businesses doing well! general contractor mooresville nc
ReplyDeleteHere, Son still prepares food Jack Cobb’s way: oak wood-fired pigs, collard greens, hush puppies, slaw, and boiled potatoes.
ReplyDelete- dfwbathroomremodeling.com/innovative-shower-and-bath-ideas-for-your-next-remodel-extended-insights