O'Boys Real Smoked Bar-B-Q in Baldwin Park, FL

This is the Smoked Turkey Lunch Platter from O'Boys Real Smoked Bar-B-Q in Baldwin Park. After a morning of exploring Cady Way Trail and the pathways surrounding Lake Baldwin, this huge portion of thinly sliced turkey, fries, baked beans, cole slaw, and garlic bread was very tasty. With the addition of the spicy barbecue sauce, the already good food tasted even better. The food here was definitely a step above some of the other bigger local BBQ chains.

(Restaurant has closed since the time of writing this post.)

Smoked Turkey from Smokey Bones in Sanford, FL

I ate at the Smokey Bones in Sanford, FL. I ordered the smoked turkey. It was served with garlic bread, and apparently two sides. The waitress asked me what SIDE I would like, and I picked the corn. When the food came, there were two bowls of corn on my plate, so I'm assuming I should have received two SIDES. I would have picked something else if it was offered besides a whole lot of corn.

Otherwise it was okay barbecue, although I have had better smoked turkey elsewhere.

Smoked Turkey from Butler Seafood House

I ate at the Butler Seafood House in Lake Butler, FL. It would seem from the name that the restaurant would specialize in seafood, but their seafood selection really didn't impress me. It was mostly deep-fried and the pictures that were on the menu really didn't look to appetizing. It seemed instead that the Butler Seafood House seems better at serving barbecue that seafood. It seemed like that was what everyone was eating there, and the outside of the restaurant had the smell of smoked food.

Because of this, I ordered the Smoked Turkey dinner special. It consisted of smoked turkey, potato salad, collard greens, baked beans, garlic bread, and hush puppies. Thanks to a mix up in the kitchen, I also received a second bowl of collard greens and French fries. It was pretty good...