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Buster Rhino's Authentic Southern BBQ - Whitby
- Dr Butcher Nov 8, 2008 02:20 PM
If you're ever in Whitby on a weekday, stop in for a pulled pork, pulled chicken or brisket sandwich at Buster Rhino's. They have a lunch counter operating out of their production facility with limited hours (Mon, Tues 10-3) (Wed, Thur, Fri 10-8) no weekends. They offer cafeteria style seating if you want to eat in. I've never tried their ribs but the last time I checked they offered a Friday special which was a full rack of ribs right from the smoker, a side and a pop for $13 or so (I'll have to double check). It'll be the only place you'll find a consistent BBQ product in the GTA. The BBQ will more than likely be reheated but let me say think you'll find it to be the best you'll find in the GTA.
Pick up a combo with their fries, they are excellent as well. I'm not totally sold on their salads or hushpuppies but that's a matter of personal preference...
Here's a shot of my last brisket sandwich:
Here's a link to their site:
So how do they compare against, say, Memphis Style or Camp 31?
This is obviously a foodservice operation that caters sports bars in the GTA (which would explain the "reheated" comment -- if they're closed on weekends, if you ordered one of their products at a bar on a weekend it had to have been made on Friday and reheated 1-2 days later).
Given that I'm in Pickering I may head over and give them a try.
re: TexSquared
I've not tried either of Memphis Style or Camp 31 so I don't know how they compare.
You have it right TexSquared, they cook throughout the week and the product is vacuum sealed into individual or bulk portions.
When you order you're getting an individual portion of your chosen meat. As I stated in another thread, as a consumer we'd like to see food fresh from the smoker but logistically it's tough to do. What's nice about Buster Rhino's is that the food is authentic, very consistent, flavourful, and a good value. A sandwich combo is $7 plus taxes. You can barely get a fast food lunch for that and here you're getting a quality, locally produced product.
As for the weekend closings, I am pretty sure the business runs all week long, the lunch counter is simply closed on the weekend. They also cater some festivals and events around Ontario during summer weekends...
re: Dr Butcher
interesting point is that the owner appeared on Dragons Den who seemingly loved his product (sauces and rubs) and gave him a deal which I do not think has come to fruition yet. There was an article about him and the business in the local Whitby paper. MY SO and I went for a drive to locate the business but alas discovered the counter is only open Mon through Friday
re: TexSquared
This is excellent, true low and slow barbecue. Ribs rubbed and smoked, sauce on the side if you have to. Melt in your mouth smoked pork butt - a generous serving of pulled pork on a really large fresh bun with hand sliced, vinegar & mayo coleslaw to go on top. This bears no resemblance to chain BBQ. While we've never had the pleasure of traveling through the Southern states, this is the best we've had along with Muddy's Pit BBQ catering in Peterborough, ON and the Armadillo BBQ in Woodinville, WA.
re: duckdown
duckdown, you've got it.
I enjoy their sauces as well (although they are tough to come by if you don't live Durham or pick it up at Costco in the summer) so if you stop in, pick up a bottle or two. They have three varieties, regular, medium and hot. I prefer the regular and medium.
kayia1 et all, if you haven't seen the episode (season 3 episode 3, you'll need to choose the episode) you can find it here:
Buster Rhino's section starts around the 9 minute mark.
re: duckdown
I am the owner of Buster Rhino's and yes we are also a production facility. We manufacture Southern BBQ products for the food service industry.
Darryl Koster
Buster Rhino's Inc.
PS. If you have any questions your more than welcome to contact me off board, I do not want to violate any policy's on this site - have read it for years and love it.
re: BusterRhino
Hi, just had the pleasure of having lunch in your facility today...had brisket sandwich hushpuppies and a coke...was wonderful...had the sandwich with just a bit of the medium Texas style sauce and if I closed my eyes would have thought I was back in Austin where I had brisket the first time (less the hush puppies)...hot bbq sauce was a nice peppery Texas style sauce, the Habanero was good in limited (ouch!) consumption...you really need a decent sign on Thickson as I had to enter off Wentworth and drove past it a few times...but other than that, You Rock dude! I always try brisket when i try a new place as to me brisket is the judging factor on how good things are. Just my rule of thumb... Combo of sandwich, hush puppies and can of pop for under $8.00....if I was hungry would have tried the pulled pork but was stuffed.
re: ebay3392
The brisket as you said is excellent at BR's, but if you liked the Brisket you have to go back and try the Ribs they are the real deal.
I agree with everything you said BR's is the only place in the GTA where I have really enjoyed my BBQ, in my opinion his establishement is the top in the GTA right now.
re: Matt H
Normally I would have, but going to Ribfest Fri and Sun so did not want to spoil Ribfest with something of superior quality beforehand if you know what I mean. Good thing I go to Oshawa every few months on business so will make it my regular pit stop.
re: ebay3392
I tried the brisket sandwich and hush puppies and liked it - so I bought some brisket to take home and holy smokes was that batch ever salty - could not eat it. Kind of disappointing to have such salt variation in the same product.
re: duckdown
Don't forget the poutine at 36 Simcoe (at Bond) http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/506719
re: jayt90
Living in Oshawa and working downtown years ago when that place first opened up (Montreal Fries) I can absolutely attest to the fact they have extremely good poutine and steamies. Haven't been there in a couple years, think I know where I am going for lunch later this week.
Darryl Koster
Buster Rhino's Inc.
re: duckdown
Okay DD. We seem to be on the same wavelength about ribs. Give 'em a try and let me know. I may have to venture out there.
The fact that it has limited hours and I'll have to reheat them at home will certainly be a strike against them though.
I picked up a take out lunch today, a brisket sandwich and a bowl of chile.
They were OK, but geared toward passing lunch traffic, quick and simple.
The brisket was smoky, lean, and well done. It is thin sliced and held on a steam table, so it is still moist. I enjoyed it, but not as much as the fresh cut, succulent Caplanski's.
The chile was dense, thick, with lots of ingredients (beans, corn, tomatoes, mushrooms and more). Mine was the final serving from a steam table tray, and very well cooked. Good flavour, not hot or spicy, but the meat in it was shredded and I couldn't identify it. Lots of shreds in each spoonful.
Next time I'm in the area, I may get take home ribs, as they can withstand the lengthy cooking.
I picked up a bag of Quebec charcoal lumps there, about $1/lb.
re: duckdown
They had a $13 rib special on today.
re: jayt90
will definatly try them the next time i'm in whitby
re: jayt90
wow, i stand corrected then, that is a sweet deal
sadly my friend wasn't in the area so i didn't make it down there today... but next week for sure
After reading the positive reviews on this site I knew we had to give this place a try. I lived in Toronto for quite a few years and have never had anything that even resembles mediocre BBQ. This place though is a major exception!
Our group had the Ribs, Brisket, Pulled Pork, Baked Beans and Hush Puppies.
The Brisket was moist, thinly sliced and was not too lean at all. You can taste the smoked flavor and I enjoyed this quite a bit. The pulled pork was also moist and was actually true pulled pork and not shaved roast pork as someone mentioned above that most restaurants in the area try to pawn off on people.
The sides were all very tasty, especially the baked beans, These taste like the beans I am accustomed to having back down south where I grew up. The only addition I would personally make is adding some Pork or Ham Hock to the beans, which would basically make them perfect.
Now saving the best for last....the Ribs. Heavy smoked flavor, perfect dry rub and only needed a little of their excellent home made sauce. These are good ribs by any standard not just the best I have had in the GTA.
The owner took time out to explain that his family is from South Carolina and are BBQ champions in that area. They taught him how to cook BBQ the right way and he has a respect for the art of cooking great BBQ and takes pride in doing it the right way.
This place is worth the drive out to Whitby, you will not regret having the best BBQ in the area Bar none!
I'm still dying to try this place
Whitby is just so bloody far away; and my buddy out there moved to Calgary... So I have no reason other than the food to go out that way
Wish they had a location in the GTA
I still have mixed feelings about the lunch counter: it's a steam table with pre-cut portions for sandwiches. This is not the kind of personal service , or cooking, that I have come to expect from Caplansky's. I respect what Buster Rhino is doing, except for the lunch counter.
re: jayt90
I was back today and now I understand the steam table food a lot better. As Dr Butcher says, the portions are individually vacuum packed and reheated to serving temp. on the steam table. The brisket won't be hand sliced as at Caplansky's but the fries are definitely hand made, as are the beans and chili. All the food comes from the commercial kitchen in back, and it is excellent and freshly made. The steam table is a convenient way, maybe the only way, to serve passing traffic. And when you see the location, in an industrial strip, there would be little weekend traffic.
This is a great place to pick up take out food, charcoal,rubs, and sauce, and even large quantities of ribs, pulled pork, and brisket for a weekend bash, as long as you can get there before they close on Friday (8PM) for the weekend.
re: jayt90
So still no weekend hours eh?
re: BusterRhino
Oh no worries. Everyone deserves weekends off anyways. Especially people in food service.
What are your hours? I'll make it there for sure regardless.
re: BusterRhino
Darn. Only make it to Whitby on weekends for hockey-have to talk to hockey scheduler about getting games during the week.
re: BusterRhino
Coming in from MTL yesterday we really wanted to stop in Whitby for some BBQ, but we were too late with the traffic and I wasn't sure this place would be open on Thanksgiving. Looking forward to stopping in sometime soon. Can someone who's tried the place describe the sauce? Is it mustard based? Thanks.
re: South Carolina Girl
I believe he only has tomato-based sauces in varying levels of heat - I don't remember seeing the mustard-based variety there, as much as I'd love to see it. I think I had the "Hot", and I remember it being pretty good, although it's been a while and I don't remember specifics.
re: South Carolina Girl
All of BR's sauces are red (pepper based?), and I don't think mustard is a dominant flavour. They have a regular one which is slightly vinegary, a hot sauce which is medium hot (to me) and a habañero one which I've heard is insanely hot (I haven't tried it).
re: CeeQueue
I asked the proprietor about a mustard sauce, and he suggested adding mustard until you get the right taste. I tried that , with Billy Bee mustard, about 50% addition and I liked it.
re: South Carolina Girl
Hi, I was there once and was pleased with the brisket sandwich I had...the sauce was tomato based, hot was pretty darn hot...but no mustard style sauce.
They also run a Saturday course on how to make smoked dry rub ribs which teaches you the tricks of the trade. Following the techniques taught, some fairly simple advice and a few practice efforts, excellent ribs are quite possible, even on a gas bbq. Information on the course is on the website.
I shared some with the staff at school and they thought they were close to the best they've ever had. Almost as good as the ones available from Buster Rhino's.
re: Hooter1
I can't wait to get out there and try it. There's a brisket sandwich calling my name. After two disappointing visits to Ribfests (Pickering and Scarborough), I really need me some good BBQ.
re: CeeQueue
This is where you should go...was there a month ago and the brisket sandwich was excellent.
re: ebay3392
much preferred the ribs to the brisket (which is still good).
re: Chester Eleganté
Product quality here is excellent, love the ribs, beans, pulled pork, pulled chicken. I thought the brisket was a little salty. A little disorganized about what they have in stock for takeout frozen. I wonder if the beans can be bought in reheatable bags because last time i went, there were not many beans left and they said they could do up a batch in about 5-10 mins. Sauce is excellent but a little pricey, I think it was approx 3.65 for a bottle.
re: CeeQueue
Finally made it out to Buster's on a Friday afternoon. Traffic was horrible, but after getting off the highway at Salem and taking Bayly the rest of the way, things got moving a bit better. I wanted to get the Friday special, but would make sure to go before the weekend rush starts next time.
I'd actually just eaten a veal sandwich at Agincourt Bakery when I remember the Friday special at Buster's, so I got a large brisket to go and the Friday special of ribs with one side and a pop sort of to go as well. I got fries for my side and ate them there, since they don't tend to travel well. They were amazing. Cooked past golden, as OTFOODIE described. Very tasty and great crispiness with fluffy insides. Lightly seasoned with some kind of seasoning salt, which I thought I wouldn't like but found just right...subtle but good.
I brought my ribs home and ended up eating them cold so they wouldn't get dried out by reheating. Very tasty, huge pink smoke ring, great smoky taste. They're back ribs, which aren't my favourite, and I found them a bit less meaty than I'm used to. I still want to get back and try some again and eat them there to get the true experience. Overall I thought they were really good. I used very little sauce with them because they were so flavourful.
I boiled the brisket in the bag for 9 minutes, as suggested by the staffer who sold it to me. It made a delicious sandwich, but I discovered it's even better eaten on its own so you can really taste the smoky flavour. I didn't find it oversalted at all. I ate the last of it cold with my breakfast the next morning and it was even really good cold -- kind of like smoky bacon with the texture of roast beef. I definitely have to get back there for more brisket and to try some of their other sides. The server told me the baked beans aren't homemade, but have lots of stuff added to them to make them really tasty. That put me off at first, but having since read how many CHers liked them, I'll give them a try next time (if I have room after scarfing down some of those amazing fries).
I finally got a chance to try BR, and it was worth it. I was hungry, so I ordered a brisket sandwich and a full rack of ribs with my side being fries. The brisket was good, but over-powered by the sauce (hot, but not the habenaro). I'm also used to the meat being piled higher at Caplansky's or the CSD, but this sandwich was only $5. When the ribs arrived, the aroma was fantastic. The ribs were outstanding - excellent meaty texture with the best smoky flavour I've had with ribs. These were not fatty at all, in fact I would have expected some fat. The fries were a huge pile of homemade fires cooked past golden to a tan color with excellent crispiness. (Maybe they were double-fried?) Best I've had in a long time.
My only negatives are (1) the location (Oshawa-Whitby border is a long drive for me and it is tucked away in an industrial strip mall and (2) the Styrofoam clam shell used to serve the food.
I took home a 6 oz pulled pork and a 6 oz brisket, which I had for dinner tonight. I heated both slowly in the microwave in the bags in which they were packed. and had both without sauce. The pork was naturally string, but extremely tender and flavorful with a similar smokiness to the ribs, albeit less intense. The brisket was also very good: quite lean with more subtle smokiness compared to Zane's, but more tender.
Overall, It's a great place to go, particularly if you are in the East end.
Mmmmmm, I just got back from Buster Rhino's. Had a brisket sandwich there that was SO amazing I had to order more to bring home with me. The clerk told me it was just freshly made today. This is the type of sandwich one dreams about...melt-in-your-mouth meat with just the right amount of fat and a great smoky taste. No sauce required. I can hardly wait until my first sandwich digests so I can have another.
On a side note, I found out that Buster Rhino's is one of the ribbers in the Oshawa Ribfest that starts tomorrow afternoon. So if you are one of the people bemoaning not being able to go to his facility because it's closed on weekends, now is your chance. It's worth the drive to Oshawa!
So I finally remembered to make a detour and try this place. Love the staff. Have to agree with most posters that the ribs were pretty fantastic. Every Thurs. & Fri. they have a special; full rack of ribs, 1 side (beans, coleslaw, fries, hush puppies and a pop ($14.99). The ribs were dry, lean, but tender and very flavourful. The fries were quite good (I think) but for me were way too salty and I LOVE salt. Not sure if this is the norm or if the kitchen had a heavy hand with the salt today - I think they use a type of seasoning salt that's probably part of their dry rub. Sadly, the extremely generous portion (easily enough for 2) went to waste because I just couldn't eat more than a couple of bites. Tried the brisket sandwhich - lean, subtle smoky flavour, but just OK. Coleslaw - too much vinegar and on top of that, they add mayo to the dressing. Not to my liking. Will definitely go back just for the ribs. Choice of 3 sauces - mild, hot, habanero (which really wasn't very hot, just tasted like they added chili powder to the mild sauce). At these prices, I won't need to fire up the coals in the winter!
re: tuttebene
It is a great deal.
re: tuttebene
Heading out there this Thursday just for the special! Thanks for flagging.
Gotta say that, even though you can debate the quality, one of the best foodie developments in the GTA this year has been the emergence of some authentic (or trying-to-be-authentic) southern Q joints. I can remember when there was only Phil's.
Dropped by while I was in the area after reading the recommendations.
Ordered the ribs with two sides (fries, and hush puppies which I'm in love with)
The sauces are very flavourful, this was my first experience with ribs and I preferred to really top the meat with a lot of sauce.
The menu was a tad bit confusing, hopefully the new one is up because at the time they said they were doing a menu change so the prices up on the board weren't correct. I also thought it was rather sad that with such a good product and great food that the staff clearly expression zero passion. I understand they are training new staff but that's no excuse, a newbie like me comes in and asks what a hush puppy is I would expect more than a blank stare - even when she did go around to the back and ask she came back with nothing which just made me try to guess what it might be and order it anyway.
I would go back.
re: duckdown
If you look on their Web site, there are a number of retailers who each carry some of BR's products. Some only carry sauces and/or rub mixes, while others have pulled pork, ribs, etc. Most are east of the GTA. I've wondered if one could approach a retailer in their area and see if they can get them to bring in some of the products on a trial basis. Mind you, your idea cuts out the middle man and would keep the prices down.
re: CeeQueue
interesting, too bad they are east of the gta though :(
thanks for the input though, something to consider indeed
OMG. Got some pulled pork, ribs and the mild sauce to go.
We had the pork with sauce on a soft kaiser last night - yummy yummy.
Too bad it's halfway to Peterborough but maybe that's a good thing......
After hearing about BR so many times on this board, I knew we had to try it, so we passed by on our way to Ottawa and picked up 3 lbs. pulled pork, 1 lb. pulled chicken and 1 lb. brisket (all frozen) and 3 bottles of mild sauce for less than $60. We served it to my family on Halloween (9 adults, 8 kids) and we loved it! My parents loved the brisket best, but I couldn't get enough of the pulled pork. Thought the sauce was good, will try the hot next time. We had it on its own, not on buns, so we could really enjoy the flavour. Great value too, IMHO, since we even had leftoevers for a few sandwiches the next day for lunch. Really easy to prepare, just boiling the packets for about 12 mins. Would definitely do this again for a large crowd as it's so ridiculously simple to prep. Couldn't take any of the sides with us as we were serving a couple of days later, but looking forward to getting to try them. Hmmm, actually might have to do a run out there soon as after writing this I want some!!!!! Definitely go when you get a chance!
re: chuang
The Habanero sauce is nice, i had it with brisket my only time there...i live on opposite side of the city or else I would be heavier for sure..haha
re: ebay3392
Was there my second time yesterday...would be more if not for the distance...had my brisket, hush puppies and coke combo plus a pulled pork sandwich to go. First items same as my comments above..excellent..pulled pork was exceptionally good...I have eaten at ~10 Southern BBQ establishments in Memphis, Decatur and Austin....Interstate, Big Bob Gibson's to name a few, BR's pulled pork tasted more like competition pulled pork I had at Memphis in May than restaurant pulled pork which IMHO tends to be dryer, grayer and less flavourful. It is that good....and it was reheated at home, not eaten on the premises.....owner went table to table to ask how everyone was....very nice fellow....the pride shows in the personality and the product. Next time I hope to try out some of these ribs the other tables were having...only one thing to say...EAT HERE!!!!
re: chuang
Don't neglect to get the amazing fries.
Just had to comment again (well, in a different thread) that I got some more of the frozen meat (pulled pork and brisket) to bring home for my family in Ottawa and it's still fantastic. But that's not the only reason why I wanted to comment. I also wanted to say that I really appreciated how accomodating they were. I couldn't make it out before they closed on Christmas Eve, so I asked them to charge my credit card and got my brother-in-law who lives in Whitby to pick it up for me and it was no problem - in fact they even offered to make alternative arrangements for me to pick it up. How considerate is that? Anyhow, it's truly one of my favourite places.
I served some to my SO's family on Christmas Day and introduced a whole new flock of people to the smoky goodness :)
re: chuang
The service here and respect for customers has always been excellent.
i'm not sold on Buster Rhino's... Darryl is a lovely man who is very accomodating and keen for you to try the products he's proud of, but considering that i will occassionaly do a day of smoke myself, i would rather stick to that and keep frozen portions to satiate me in the long run than make the trek out to whitby.
the brisket was the star of the day with good flavour, smoke and tenderness. i did wish that it was thicker cut though because it flaked apart more than i wanted. the pulled pork, while better than many i've had at restaurants, still does not rival what i get out of the freezer. it is very mild in smoke and at times a little mushy or dry. the ribs did nothing for me... no porkiness, just a decent smokiness and the overwhelming flavour was sweet with non-existent backbone of spices. they were tender and had a lovely smoke ring but without great flavour i didn't see the point. the fries were a bit of a disappointment the second they started cooling down and salt wasn't distributed well on them (it fell to the bottom), so overall they were ok. hushpuppies had a nice crunchy exterior but overall was dry, dense and mostly tasted of raw cornmeal and flour. the coleslaw was too "stiff", it needed a little vinegar marinating time or finer shreds. it was quite difficult to pick up with a fork. potato salad was grainy and overwhelmed with carrots and their sweetness with little other flavour to balance it out. beans were mostly sweet and again not terribly complex, also the sauce/bean mash was thickened more than i would personally prefer. his sauces just really weren't for me.
it is definitely better than what i've had from other restos in the GTA but it still misses the mark for me. it could be purely personal preference that i like stronger flavours but i'm still surprised at how mild or bland some of the items were. i am a bit curious about their corned beef and the next time someone i know is out there i will get them to bring back a package for me.
Had my first trip to Buster Rhino's today, on the advice of many Chowhounds and I'm here to tell ya, this place is the real deal.
The ribs especially are THE best I've had in Canada, better than ribfests and all those who claim to be real BBQ in the GTA, and truly just as good as the best ones I've had on numerous roadside gourmet trips south to Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, etc. Lots of sweet smoke flavour, nice bark, and beautifully moist and meaty.
I had the Buster Rhino Thursday-Friday special of a full rack two sides and a pop for $14!! and I couldn't be more impressed. Oh, and REALLY good fresh-cut fries, too! (but skip the bland dry hush-puppies that are badly in need of some onion and moistness, and get another side instead). I cannot comment on the sauce because the dry-rubbed ribs were SO flavourful and smoky and moist, I didn't even reach for any sauce
The hours are weekdays only - pretty much just lunch and early afternoon, and I'd suggest it's take-out only despite a few tables scattered about the small storefront, plus the trek to Whitby seems daunting for many city-dwellers, but if you can get out there around lunchtime on a weekday, then do it, you really won't regret it!
re: TorontoTips
I am probably going there next week to try their jalapeno bites, dying to try those.
re: TorontoTips
Can't help but notice you said Thursday-Friday deal.. The full rack deal is now on Thursdays as well??
re: duckdown
It's been on Thursday for months now, man.
Also, TT, I love their hush puppies. While not super moist I've never found them bland or dry. They go great with the BBQ sauce.
I am from St. Louis, MO and I can tell you that this is the best authentic BBQ that Ontario has to offer. Although as the owner will tell you, BBQ has definite regional variations in the US (my style bbq is wet with a molasses-based sauce), this South Carolina variety works for me! Also, if you get a chance, sign up for their tasting/sampling day. Man, what a treat! Their baked beans are just like a trip back home, fries are awesome, and the hush puppies will make your belly sit up and say "HOWDY!"
We also bought a huge order of packaged stuff for a house-warming party last summer. Everything was vac-packed and super-easy to prepare. Came out tasting fresh and extremely moist. Darryl was a great help and even loaned us his turkey fryer to use so that we could boil a large amount of water at one time. The ribs were the hit of the party!
If you are ever at the shop and they are in stock, please try some jalapeno bites (wrapped in bacon and smoked). They are wonderful.
re: Gormlaith
I keep meaning to make the trip to Whitby specifically to get those jalapeno bites. I have only heard positive things about this item.
re: callitasicit
Make sure you call ahead -- I don't think they have them in stock every day.
re: CeeQueue
I get the impression they're a specialty item only. For catering and such.
re: CeeQueue
you can buy them frozen any day but they don't often have them cooked and available.
re: pinstripeprincess
Would it be better to have them cooked or buy them frozen from the store?
re: callitasicit
i can't tell you since i haven't eaten them, but my guess and considering the infrequency of having them available to people dropping in is that unless you're having an event catered they're probably all from frozen anyway.
re: pinstripeprincess
They do sometimes have them available hot at the counter, but unless you're happy enough to get all kinds of other things and not be able to get the smokin' jaleno bites, you should give them a call first. I have no idea if they sell them frozen.
re: pinstripeprincess
Actually, they are NOT frozen. It's a matter of how much they can possibly make a day and how fast they're sold.
re: Suresh
really? when i was there there were gigantic bags of them sitting in the freezer. leftovers from over anticipation of sales?
re: pinstripeprincess
Finally got out to Whitby and had a pulled pork sandwich. I had to restrain myself from ordering a second. It was juicy, with just the right amount of sauce and served on a fresh bun. I can't wait wat to go back again. That was simply perfection on a bun!!
re: domesticgodess
If you get back there, try the brisket. As a pulled pork sandwich lover, I have been completely converted to the brisket. Succulent, tender and great smoke taste.
re: domesticgodess
I concur on the pulled pork sandwich...best commercially made PP sandwich I have had...beat out the 6-7 places I visited in Memphis and Alabama for the pork...brisket is good but sliced thinner than I like...but the best produced in GTA hands down.
re: ebay3392
Went there last week and had the brisket. Very nice and moist. Good sauce. SO had the pulled pork, it was good but I preferred the brisket.
It seems they only have ribs on thurs and friday.
Buster Rhino's new shop has opened in north Oshawa (on Taunton Road [north side] just east of Simcoe in a little strip plaza). I don't know if their hours are any different than the main facility in south Whitby, though. I haven't been in but, since I have to drive past there every day at dinner time, I have a feeling that time is coming soon.
re: Gormlaith
Is this a second location or has the south Whitby location closed/moved?
re: tuttebene
Just to clarify - the Whitby location is open.
re: duckdown
He's actively looking for franchisees. A post yesterday on Twitter:
BusterRhinosBBQ We are actively seeking motivated individuals who would like to own and run Buster Rhino's locations throughout Ontario
re: duckdown
From what I understand all the meat is cooked at the Whitby kitchen, vacuum packed and then prepared at the franchise. I tried a sandwich at the new Oshawa North store and it tasted exactly the same as the south Whitby one.
re: Sharktail
So, any reports on the new Oshawa location??
I'm on a new schedule now so it's next to impossible for me to get to Whitby now during the week.
But on weekends I'd be very keen on visiting the Oshawa location. If it is good.
Any reports?? Many thanks.
re: magic
I've been to the Oshawa location, and it's open on weekends (we went at 6 pm on a Sunday). It's a small store set up as a take-out counter. They sell packaged meats and take out items. My understanding is also that the meat is prepared and packaged at the main Whitby facility. The sides were prepared for us on site, though.
We had a chat with the owner, and were pleasantly amused to find out that Buster Rhinos gets a lot of business from people making the trek out from Toronto, and a lot of chowhounders in particular! I guess that's the power of good reviews on a site like this.
Buster Rhino's
2001 Thickson Rd S, Whitby, ON L1N, CA
re: Underdog Rally
Right on. Yeah, any feedback on this 2nd location would be great. I have a good feeling but I just wanted to solicit some other thoughts....
Hey Gang,
I'm a serious Buster Rhino addict, and yes, it really is the best authentic BBQ in Canada, and yes, even better than most of the BBQ I've tried on road trips through Memphis, KC, Texas, and the Carolinas!
The pulled pork and brisket at the main location is always heated and served from the portion-pack, so the new location, and any subsequent locations, will be every bit as good as the original - which is awesome. Great to take home frozen and enjoy when you get the craving, too.
To clarify, the ribs are available every day, and most days they are heated from the vacuum pack as well which are excellent. BUT Thursday after 3 or so, and Friday all day they are fresh from the smoker, and truly something magical! Not to mention cheaper, due to the Thurs-Fri full rack plus 1 side and pop special for $14.99!
I agree with previous posters that the sides are nothing to write home about, some bordering on pretty bad, but the fresh cut fries are outstanding, and the bark on those fresh from the smoker ribs... amazing!
Buster Rhino's
2001 Thickson Rd S, Whitby, ON L1N, CA
re: TorontoTips
Do you know if the freshly smoked ribs available at both locations, or just South Whitby?
re: munkdogg
Ribs are available fresh from the smoker only in Whitby.
Skip the green salad - who goes to a BBQ joint for lettuce... : )
re: TorontoTips
I have only been there three, due to location distance ONLY...I have ordered the hush puppies all the time and have been happy with them. The pulled pork is like (very, very good) backyard style or competition style verses most places tasting "restaurant style". Having sampled second place winner of whole hog from last year's Memphis in May, this is the closest thing to that I have tried anywhere.
August long weekend, we paid Buster Rhino's another visit. It had been a few months :)
We went inside and Darryl asked us what we'd like, since we've eaten most of the menu. We left it up to him.
He told us he had chicken wings that were coming right off the smoker so we had that and a brisket sammy.
If you EVER can get his wings straight off the smoker, please jump at the chance. They were sauceless and unfried and, hands down, THE best wings in the GTA. Amazing smoke ring on the houseside. Flavour was great. I put some sauce on some, ate the rest as is. On a bad day, I think Buster Rhinos has the best BBQ wings in the GTA. On this day, I would challenge someone to find me better wings elsewhere.
Also ordered the baked beans side. MMmmmmm.....so thick and sweet and hearty and yummy!
Buster Rhino's
2001 Thickson Rd S, Whitby, ON L1N, CA
Just tried the smoked wings last week and brought home some of the ribs. Had them last night. Both are super yum. Served the pp and brisket for a surprise party for my husband and the food got raves, as usual. Mmmmmm, want to go back for more ribs!
A big thank you to Darryl and Scott and staff for an amazing sampler event today.
'Redneck Wellington' and stuffed potato skins, smoked and with ridiculous trimmings. Drool.


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Lincoln Park ZooLights
Enter a winter wonderland illuminated by the laughter of children and more than one million lights at Lincoln Park Zoo's annual ZooLights Presented by ComEd and Charter One. This holiday classic has become one of the Windy City's must-see seasonal events. Watch live ice carving then escape Jack Frost with an exotic trip past crocodiles, pygmy hippos and meerkats at the Regenstein African Journey. Animal exhibits stay open late as guests roam taking in the lights, music and taking photos with Santa. Prepare holiday crafts and enjoy the zoo's incredible animals immersed in an atmosphere unlike any other.
CITY: Chicago
Holiday Lights Train
The Holiday Light Train is Pete's biggest event of the year. The park is decorated for the Holidays. See over 250,000 lights in various displays. Giant toy soldiers, candy canes, cascading snow flakes, flying reindeer, and swans swimming, just to name a few of Pete's displays!
CITY: Waterman
The Christkindlmarket is a four-week, open-air market modeled after the famous Nuremberg Christmas market dating back to 1545. The market offers shopping opportunities and serves as a winter wonderland meeting place for family and friends. Plus, enjoy German delicacies like brats, goulash and potato pancakes while you're there.
CITY: Chicago
Night of the Luminaria
Be a part of one of the most beautiful and romantic visions of the year. The streets, steps and sidewalks of Galena come alive with nearly 5,000 candle-lit luminaries at dusk. Take a special luminaria trolley ride, be a part of a pub crawl, or just stroll through the streets for this enchanted view.
CITY: Galena
Christmas Around the World & Holidays of Light
Christmas Around the World began in 1942 as a United Nations Day salute to American allies during the war, is now in its 70th year. The exhibit features more than 60 dazzling trees and displays that are decorated by members of Chicago's ethnic communities to reflect holiday customs from around the world. Holidays of Light showcases various global holidays that celebrate light or enlightenment such as Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Diwali. Festivities include ethnic dancing and singing, storytellers, and school choir performances.
CITY: Chicago
Boo! at the Zoo
Halloween fun awaits families at Brookfield Zoo's annual Boo! at the Zoo celebration. The popular daytime event, presented by Fisher-Price, features a Costume Parade, Costume Showcase, professional pumpkin-carving demonstrations, not-so-scary games and activities, special animal Zoo Chats, and haunted hayrides. For more information, visit www.CZS.org or call (708) 688-8000.
CITY: Brookfield
Christmas with the Lincolns
Where did the Lincoln boys hang their stockings for Santa to fill? What might have been in those stockings? What Christmas goodies were on Lincoln's table? Discover how the Lincolns celebrated he holidays by taking a tour through the Lincoln Home.
CITY: Springfield
32nd Annual Country Christmas Craft Show
Hosted by Gifford State Bank, this annual Christmas Craft Show brings together over 500 vendors and 8,000 shoppers! This event offers two days of "shop til ya drop" fun so you can find that perfect gift for everyone on your list. Parking is free and admission is just a $1 donation to Country Health Auxilary.
CITY: Gifford
Holiday Magic at Brookfield Zoo
Chicagoland's largest lights festival surrounds you in the cheer of over 1,000,000 twinkling LED lights, ice carving, light shows, Santa and Mrs. Claus. You're sure to feel the magic of the holidays! Saturdays and Sundays, December 6-7, 13-14, 20-21 Friday to Wednesday, December 26-31 See the Lights. Feel the Magic. Continue the Tradition.
CITY: Brookfield
Wonderland in Lights
Each year, the City of Effingham and the Effingham Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) turn Community Park into a winter wonderland! Wonderland in Lights, a drive-thru light display, features a variety of lighted holiday scenes including reindeer flying, Santa coming down the chimney, and a Nativity scene. Last year's display was such a huge success; the Effingham CVB added additional light displays for your viewing pleasure again this year. In addition, to help get you in the Christmas spirit, the Effingham CVB, along with 97.9 XFM and KJ Country 102.3, continue to bring you the option to tune into continuous Christmas music on 90.7 FM while you drive through the display. The display opens Thanksgiving night, November 27, and runs until Christmas night, December 25. Hours are from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and from 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Community Park is located on East Temple Ave, Effingham, IL. Santa visits the Wonderland in Lights every Saturday to bring special presents to the children. The Wonderland in Lights is free, but donations are appreciated. For more information, please call 217-342-5310 or visit www.visiteffinghamil.com. We look forward to helping to spread Christmas cheer throughout Effingham this holiday season!
CITY: Effingham
Lighting on John Deere Commons
Come and experience the sights and sounds of the holiday during the Lighting of John Deere Commons in downtown Moline. Meet Mr. & Mrs. Claus, take a carriage ride and watch the fireworks during this holiday celebration centered around the famous John Deere Pavilion.
CITY: Moline
A Taste of Christmas Progressive Dinner
You will enjoy an evening of appetizers, salad, main entree, and dessert at various Best of Galena Innkeepers homes. Enjoy the festive Christmas decorations of each innkeeper as they have decorated their homes for the Holiday Season. This popular dinner is limited to 50 participants, so if interested you will need to make reservations early.
CITY: Galena
Shelbyville Festival of Lights
Come to Shelbyville and take a drive through Forest Park as it is lit up for the Holiday season. These lights are put in place each year by volunteers and new lights and themed areas are added yearly. Candy Cane lane is to honor loved ones. Come enjoy the Victorian Village, Santa's Shop, the North Pole, Bethlehem, and others.
CITY: Shelbyville
Warrenville Holly Days
Holly Days, sponsored by the Warrenville Park District is the City's annual holiday celebration that marks Santa's official entry into Warrenville. Guests can enjoy a warm bonfire, raffles, free horse and carriage rides, hot cider and cookies, and, of course, a visit with Santa. Local Park District and school dance troops, singers, and bands entertain attendees during the event. It is at this event that Warrenville officially turns on its holiday lights creating an array of colors for passersby along Route 56 to see. Holly Days, primarily for Warrenville residents, gives the community an opportunity to come together and kick off the holiday season.
CITY: Warrenville
Gallery of Trees
Throughout the Kankakee County Museum, Christmas trees are decorated by community organizations. Yearly, a special theme is added for your enjoyment. Come in and view the different arrangements and vote for that special tree.
CITY: Kankakee
A Christmas Carol
Charles Dickens' timeless tale of hope and redemption comes to life in an enchanting 36th anniversary production that promises more magic and merriment than ever before. Join us as we celebrate three and a half decades of the beloved holiday tradition, and experience the electrifying arrival of the ghosts, the jubilant musical numbers, the "Bah Humbugs" and Scrooge's joyful discovery of life and love.
CITY: Chicago
Christmas Wonderland
Begin your holiday celebration escaping from the chaos of the season and experiencing the enchantment of Christmas at the "Christmas Wonderland" holiday light display. The "Grandpa Gang" has been at it again transforming Rock Springs Park in Alton, Illinois into a Winter Wonderland. Visitors can drive through the park to view more than 2 million lights, cascading waterfalls of lights, lighted trees and displays, and visit Santa Claus in the Enchanted Forest. Christmas Wonderland 2009 will be open from November 27th through December 27th. The suggested donation is $7 for cars and small vans or $1 per person for vehicles holding more than 10 people. Carriage rides will be available first come first serve on weekends. For more information about Christmas Wonderland, call 1-800-258-6645.
CITY: Alton
Way of Lights
This unique celebration of Christmas features a drive through light display, tree and wreath displays, an interactive children's village, camel rides and an indoor laser show. With over one million lights, this event celebrates Christmas in all it's glory.
CITY: Belleville
Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier
Everyone's favorite winter extravaganza returns to Navy Pier – Winter WonderFest presented by Bank of America! 'Tis the season to have too much fun inside a 170,000 square foot festive holiday playground. Entertainment for the entire family includes indoor ice skating, rides, attractions, an indoor Ferris wheel and so much more. Bring your family for fun and excitement at the 12th annual Winter WonderFest by Bank of America at Navy Pier!
CITY: Chicago
Illumination: Tree Lights at the Morton Arboretum
Come to The Morton Arboretum this holiday season to see trees in a different light! Illumination will engage your senses with dazzling projections, trees that respond to your touch and sound, and vivid, electric colors throughout. This is an outdoor event on a one-mile, gently rolling, paved path that takes approximately one and one-half hours to complete. Please dress for the weather. Food and beverage concessions are available for purchase. Walking along the paved trail you can hug a tree to make it grow brighter, sing to a tree and watch it change color, interact with light and color with a swipe of your hand, and many more surprising experiences around every turn! Also, be sure to warm up next to fire pits while enjoying hot cocoa, s'mores, and other delights, stop in to browse the holiday wares at The Arboretum Store, and enjoy energy-efficient, environmentally-friendly LED lighting. Please note, the event closed November 27, December 1, 8, 15, 24, 25.
CITY: Lisle
Du Quoin Annual Holiday Lights Fair
Starting the day after Thanksgiving and continuing through the month of December. Come experience Du Quoin Tourism's transformation of the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds into a magical place with lights and decorations. The event features a 1 1/2-mile drive through over $250,000 worth of lighted displays as well as decorated trees, entertainment, food, crafts and visits with Santa in the Expo Hall. The light trail opens nightly from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m., and the Expo Hall will be open on the second and third weekends in December from 5:30 — 9:30 p.m. The Expo Hall features Santa's train ride and Santa's Workshop.
CITY: Du Quoin
Holiday Lights at Bunker Hill
Historic buildings at Kennekuk County Park's "Bunker Hill Historic Area" will be lit for the occasion and decorated for the holidays. Continuing throughout the holiday season, the holiday lights will be displayed weekends from 5-8 p.m.
CITY: Danville
Avenue of Lights
Avenue of Lights is a two-mile holiday display of animated lights at Moorman/Wavering Park in Quincy. It runs from Thanksgiving until New Years, nightly from 6-9:30pm. A staple attraction of Quincy during the holiday season.
CITY: Quincy
Winter Wonderland Holiday Light Show
A Lake County holiday tradition. Visit Northern Illinois' largest drive-through Holiday Light Festival, held at the Cuneo Mansion, and view thousands of twinkling lights, animated displays and holiday decorations. While visiting the light show, the Cuneo Mansion & Gardens invites you to walk through the museum for a magical view of Christmas' past. Please visit the website for more information.
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The generation of middle-aged individuals who are pressured to support both aging parents and growing children. The sandwich generation is named so because they are effectively "sandwiched" between the obligation to care for their aging parents - who may be ill, unable to perform various tasks or in need of financial support - and children, who require financial, physical and emotional support. The trends of increasing lifespans and having children at an older age have contributed to the sandwich generation phenomenon.
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My background is basically European -- and more specifically, Western European. I have lived and worked in many of those countries, and I know most of the major cities
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An Orthodox Jewish man who was stabbed in the neck in Antwerp in a suspected anti-Semitic attack was released from the hospital. Yehosha Malik, 31, sustained injuries
French footballers build bridges after Islamist attacks
The teenage footballers, who are members of the same club as Toulouse Islamist murderer Mohamed Merah, paused for a minute in silence, paying their respects to the victims of
The deeper implications of the Ofsted Report - Actions are louder than denials
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By Sam Solomon
It is poetic justice that the "plan" which kick-started recent events in the British school system-and now proclaimed to be a "hoax"—both fits the description of the
There really is no difference between Muslims and Christians, right?
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A common thread among nonbelievers says that there is little or no difference between Muslims and Christians, believing that Jews, Christians and Muslims, basically, have the
German MEP: EU aid could fund Hamas terror tunnels
The EU pledged €450 million to rebuilding Gaza out of a total $5.4 billion promised by participants in the donor conference in Cairo last month. The funding the EU pledged to
Islamophobia as a Muslim Problem
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By Ali Hashem
Islamophobia has been for years the main complaint by Muslims around the world; the feeling of being discriminated for what you believe, practice or look like prompted many Muslims in Europe and America to raise the voice and seek changing the image by drawing a clear line between Islam and extremism
The West's Dangerous Enchantment with Islam
There are no women's rights in Islam; there are no women's rights in most Muslim countries. And there is no freedom of expression in these countries; people have become
Norway Says Terror Attack by Next Year Is 'Likely;' Threats Increasing for Western Countries
Norway's Police Security Service revealed in a classified terror assessment on Wednesday that a terrorist attack in the Scandinavian country within the next year is "likely."
The Islamic State Is Successfully Recruiting European Women to Come Join the Caliphate
The women of the Islamic State are using social media to convince friends and contacts in Western European countries to come join the movement, a development that could lead to
Belgium: Moroccan Imams Criticized for "Monolingualism"
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Female Genital Mutilation, otherwise known as female circumcision, is usually carried out on young girls before puberty - often between the ages of four and eight. It involves
Op-Ed: In Europe, Nobody Criticizes Islam Anymore
In Europe, nobody criticizes Islam anymore. Ten years ago, the Netherlands fell into a state of fear. In Linnaeusstraat, a district of Amsterdam, Mohammed Bouyeri ambushed
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The United Nations warns that foreign converts are joining the Iraq and Syria war in droves on "an unprecedented scale" from countries that had not previously contributed to
Why Islam Attracts the Violent
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EU Tyranny: New Law against Democratically Dismantling EU from Within
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It looks as if this new law is meant to serve as a severe roadblock to parties that would like to dismantle the EU in a democratic and peaceful way from within. A
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MavOrgs is an online resource for Student Organizations. Whether you are registering a group, looking to join or using many of MavOrgs features, this is the place for student organizations. Please visit mavorgs.uta.edu and get connected to student organizations at UT Arlington!
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VonZipper Eyewear and Physicians for Peace Give The Gift of Sight In The Philippines
Irvine, CA (July 25, 2011) —The Retina Revolutionaries at VonZipper will be heading to Surigao del Norte, Philippines, with Physicians for Peace on September 14, to give the gift of sight to people struggling with significant visual impairments and eye diseases.
The weeklong mission, which will include clinical care, eye exams and customized fittings with thousands of donated VonZipper optical frames, is apart of VonZipper's direct one-for-one initiative, Charity for Clarity: With every pair of glasses sold from VonZipper Optical, a pair will be given to someone in need.
"Our Charity for Clarity program is the corner stone of our optical collection. When we launched it in 2010, we based the offering in the sprit of giving back to those who could really use the help while making a profound impact on someone's life," said, Co-Founder Greg "GT" Tomlinson.
"Giving the gift of sight is a life-changing experience. Can you imagine seeing rainbows, reading the fine print or those amazing waves in Surigao del Norte for the first time?!"
Ninety percent of the world's blind population lives in developing countries, and the majority of these cases are preventable. Without assistance, thousands who are in dire need would go without prescription glasses.
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The Physicians for Peace program, established in 2006, has already provided thousands of patients with quality eye care services, including exams, glasses and surgery. Through focused training sessions, Seeing Clearly volunteers from the U.S. and the Philippines empower local eye care professionals and community health workers to deliver better care to their own communities – ensuring that the aid provided is both meaningful and lasting.
"We are thrilled to partner with VonZipper for this important effort," said Brig. Gen. Ron Sconyers (USAF, Ret.), president and CEO of Physicians for Peace.
"In the Philippines, where Seeing Clearly is based, more than half a million people are blind, and many more are visually impaired. VonZipper's generous donation of frames will truly help give the gift of sight to those who need it most."
Fighting for the right of sight, VonZipper and their one-for-one Optical Collection will continue the retina revolution through 2011 and beyond.
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A mix-up that caused an Edmonton man on a disability income to lose a much-needed $400 supplement has prompted the Capital Region Housing Corporation to review its procedures.
Last month, Patrick Gignac lost his apartment in a fire. After scrambling to find a new place to live, a landlord gave him a break.
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Gignac was right — officials confirmed that his new home is considered an apartment, meaning he will get his subsidy back.
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Gignac says the mix-up never should have happened in the first place. He faces considerable financial headaches until he receives his money.
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The Aerostar's design reflected the futuristic look that was popular in the mid '80s. Its front end seems almost reminiscent of the early space shuttles, a resemblance Ford capitalized on in its advertising.
Unfortunately, the Aerostar's safety and recall record was a little too reminiscent of the space shuttle's. Issues with the electric system and with the transmission, especially in the 1990s, led to pretty extensive recalls on some models.
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Visitors to the all-new January Furniture Show (NEC Birmingham, 13– 15 January 2015) will get to see an array of gift and lifestyle companies over the five packed halls - with more signing up every day.
Laraine Janes and Theresa Raymond, co-directors of the January Furniture Show said: "For those who have a business in the gift and home market, this show provides the ideal platform to showcase products. It's the first opportunity of the season to see a selection of the very latest new and exclusive products, with a strong emphasis on home and lifestyle."
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