It started 50 years ago, in 1967, Lester Inman and Myrtle Oestreich opened the doors to Inman’s Kitchen and Bar-B-Que. It all began in a small red stucco building located at 1006 Berry Street with sawdust on the floor, and three options for meat -- beef brisket, ham and turkey sausage, a unique item created by Lester Inman. Over the years they catered meals for many special occasions, Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic, Huntsville Prison rodeos, parties for Lyndon B Johnson, and many mo ...
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