MISSION BBQ — Kenosha
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MISSION BBQ opened in 2011 when two friends decided barbecue and patriotism belonged on the same plate.
This Kenosha outpost sits on 75th Street, part of a fast-casual chain built around smoked meat and a salute. The brand runs on a straightforward premise: barbecue served with a side of American flags and a daily playing of the national anthem at noon. No pretense about what it is.
Open seven days — 11 to 9 most nights, closing an hour earlier on Sundays. The menu covers the expected territory: brisket, ribs, pulled pork, the usual lineup. It's counter-service barbecue for people who want it quick and consistent, and it delivers exactly that.
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