Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve’s Key Lime Pies

On this hot day, our Brooklyn adventure continued with a ferry trip to Red Hook for Hometown BBQ and Steve’s famous key lime pies. Here’s how our trip went…

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

I stopped by Lee Lee’s Forest to pick up a patriotic top for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday.

Ferry to Red Hook

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

And then we were off in the free ferry you can take from the East side of Manhattan to Red Hook.

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

You get some great views of the city, so it’s definitely worth it!

Hometown BBQ

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

We dined family style at Hometown BBQ. As a Southerner, I feel like I’m a pretty good judge of BBQ. And this stuff is legit! We had brisket, pulled pork, queso mac and cheese, collards, and cornbread.

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

I’m normally a pulled pork girl, but here I thought the brisket was better.

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

(The chicken)

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

Seconds!

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

Steve’s Key Lime Pies

Ferry to Red Hook: Hometown BBQ and Steve's Key Lime Pies

After walking around for a bit, I managed to make space in my stomach for a mini version of Steve’s famous key lime pies. So good! And so refreshing for the warm weather. It was the perfect end to a fun day with friends.

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