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February 10, 2013
OK so My husband and myself do a date night once a month and we pick a new place each time , This was the place on 2-10-13 , It was the WORST place I have ever been , The ladies restroom there was blood on the toliet seat , There was poop all over the other 1 and on the floor , A little girl got sick right next to our table and it was on the floor for over 6 mins a customer and put napikins over it , The FOOD was cold but the plate was hot , NEVER EVER would I go again and would NOT tell anyone to go there ,
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July 08, 2008
Mountain-lodge decor and slow-cooked meats draw barbecue lovers and sports fans to this woodsy chain restaurant..
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Rustic accents like logs, lanterns and fieldstone may adorn the exterior, but inside, it's all about ceiling-mounted TVs for fans who want sports with their spicy food. A large bar with a giant television dominates, while flanking wooden booths come with audio selectors and easy views of nearby screens. Sundry meats are cooked in-house over hickory wood: pulled pork (hand-pulled daily), baby back ribs, barbecued chicken, smoked beef brisket and various combination platters.
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