Everett and Jones Barbeque
Everett and Jones Barbeque will be celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2023. http://www.everettandjones.com/
Everett and Jones Barbeque "Super Q" BBQ sauce can be purchased at Whole Foods Markets, Safeway, Lucky's and over 300 retail stores. You can also order online at our website http://super-que.com/index.htm
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Happy Father's Day to all Dads!
Perfect Father's Day gift for that Super Dad in your life Everett and Jones Barbeque "Super Q" sauce. Order online here https://www.super-que.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc
Summer grillin’ with family and Everett and Jones Barbeque Super Q sauce. ’
Remember when I told you about my class reunion 🔥🔥🔥
Fremont High alumni raise $10,000 for today’s students at 50th class reunion Alumni of the East Oakland school organized a “party with a purpose” to raise scholarship funds for the Class of 2024.
Memorial Day 2024 marks the 51st Anniversary year of Everett and Jones Barbeque. Thanks to our customers we made it to this milestone.
Thank you even to the customers who gave us a tough time, always wanting extra meat, extra sauce, extra potato salad, extra bread, extra plate, etc. You know who you are.
Thank you even to the always late customers who would run up to the door or window of the restaurant after we have closed pounding on the door and yelling can I get an order pleaseeeeee . . . you know who you are.
Thank you even to the customers who would call in their orders and ask everybody in the house what they wanted; while we held on to the phone for 30 minutes . . . you know who you are.
Thank you even to the customers who would ask for hot sauce on their orders, boasting that they eat spicy sauce all the time and then bring it back to us and ask us to wash it off. You know who you are.
Here is a BBQ tip, do not change. You have made this journey to 51 memorable. We thank you for every minute, every second, and would not change a thing except that time when . . oh wait that is another story.
Happy 65th Anniversary East Bay Dragons MC The Dragon's were our first customers - 1973! Click on the link to read our story ❤️
https://www.everettandjones.com/saucy-sisters-blog/tobie-gene-the-dragons-everett-and-jones
Pick-up some of our Everett and Jones Barbeque "Super Q" sauce for your Memorial Day Barbeque.
Today is May 16th. Happy National Barbecue Day!
Happy Mother's Day ❤️
May is National Barbecue Month 🔥🔥🔥
Y'all remember my story about my DNA test that led me to a town called Barbecue, North Carolina? Well, my Cousin Desi Campbell has produced a documentary that you can watch on YouTube. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/jgxAdbvu5QQ?feature=shared
Check out our niece on Good Morning America on Monday! ❤️
Tune in to Good Morning America this Monday between 8:30-9 AM to kick off National Small Business Week, Presented by !
Remember last time we were on TV? We were crazy busy for weeks! So, if you want your treats on time, order by Sunday.
Swing by Blondery HQ this weekend before it gets crazy!
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Women's History Month..shout out to our niece! Go Bubbles!!! ❤️ Check out her online shop Blondery
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Auzerais Bellamy of Blondery When Auzerais Bellamy was growing up in Oakland, CA.,she was surrounded by eight aunts and cousins working in the BBQ restaurant her grandmother founded: Everett and Jones. So it’s no surprise to learn that she knew she always wanted to own a business, she just wasn’t sure it was going to be a f...
The late great Cora McKinnon (Cora the Angel) may she Rest In Peace. Forever in our hearts your legacy lives on.
Cora McKinnon (Cora the Angel) Celebration of Life Homegoing Service information
In honor of Ms. Cora and what she means to our mom this little bit of history is on the back of every jar of Everett and Jones Barbeque sauce sold since 1983. Cora the Angel is written on the front under our name. She will never be forgotten and her legacy lives on. ❤️
Our earth angel gained her heavenly wings today. Cora McKinnon is the "Cora the Angel" on Everett and Jones Barbeque signs and BBQ sauce bottles. She was my mother's best friend. They both worked at Jenkins Bar-B-Q on 7th Street in West Oakland in the sixties. Cora gave my mother $700 dollars to buy our first sign in 1973 and $50 dollars for our till. We grew up with her children. She was so loved and will be dearly missed. Our condolences to the family. 🙏💔
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We are Black History! Making Black History since 1973 - thank you ❤️❤️❤️
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If You Hear Any Noise It Ain’t The Boys
http://www.everettandjones.com/ Everett and Jones Barbeque smokin’ since 1973; the eight Everett sisters and their mama, nine fierce black, female pitmasters- Dorothy, Virginia, Annie, Dorothy Jr, Shirley, Mary, Helen, Yolanda and Sarah, (enough to field a baseball team), BBQ icons; forever in a class of their own and could stand toe to toe with any man claiming to be better.
Come with me to the “Pit” (a black-owned barbeque joint). It's 1973, in Oakland, California, America is in a recession, and it’s ludicrous to think of starting a business, but those rules don’t apply to these goal-driven, hard-working, take-no-mess, no-holds-barred women who were born and raised for this. Walk through their doors and all of your senses go into overload; the smell and taste is unsurpassed or subservient to non-other. In fact, it is superlatively superior to all its competitors near and far. Bow down bi***es this is Fantabulous!. It is soul food-food of the soul.
Barbeque and classic 70’s and 80’s soul music is one hell of a combo; ain’t nothing like it in the world. If the soul music coming from the jukebox didn’t get you, the “Brickhouses” behind the counter working sure did. With their SmokyFros (afros and smoke), short skirts and pantyhose; they made the place hot! If you hear any noise, it ain’t the boys getting down; it’s the sisters running thangs! These nine beautiful, classy, sassy, sexy, big-legged (they got it from their mama) queens made history and have come to take their rightful place on the throne.
Don’t get it twisted; the damn sexiness of these sisters didn’t limit their abilities to be some bad- ass cooks; these sisters could burn the roof off the sucker. They put fire in your soul and pep in your steps and not just with the hot sauce. The jukebox spinning 45’s from the corner of the restaurant hold the soundtrack and stories of the black experience; golden oldies and current monster jams. I dare you not to sway to the tunes. The food and music are connected-two natural forces working in perfect harmony doing a slow grind that should only be done at a basement party with a red light on. The soul music is the secret sauce and it made the BBQ taste better.
On Friday and Saturday nights, the Pit was packed like a house party. You were either on your way to the club or coming back and stopping to get some ‘que was part of the rotation. The jukebox was like a righteous deejay that kept the party going. Married men took off their wedding rings when entering the restaurant. They dedicated songs to the sisters . . . the way you walk and talk really sets me off to a 4 alarm, child, yes, it does, the way you squeeze and tease, knocks to me my knees ‘cause I'm smoking', baby. The way you swerve and curve, really wrecks my nerves and I'm so excited, child (yeah), woo, woo. Before Fire by the Ohio Players (1974) was the theme song for Gordon Ramsay’ Hell’s Kitchen it belonged to the Everett & Jones girls.
All night long men fed the jukebox, dropping quarters, stuffing the tip jar, dedicating songs to the sisters, in hopes for extra meat or at least a telephone number. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn’t depending on how strong their game was. Disco Lady by Johnnie Taylor (1977) got the cutie pie cutter groovin’ and choppin’ ribs to the beat . . . shake it up shake it down, move it in move it around, disco lady . . . sexy lady girl you drive me crazy . . . shake it baby shake it, baby shake your thang. The way these fine big-legged sisters are handling the meat cleaver is frightening; wouldn’t want to make her mad, but only made you want her more. The sisters could chop up a whole slab of ribs in 10 seconds flat, I ain't lying, into 25 to 30 pieces with precision and not leave any of her fingers on your plate. Perfection!
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