Adam F. wrote: > Hi, >will be staying in Soho, Manhattan, for a few days next week and wondered >if anyone would share their ethnic gems with me. I'm interested in honest, >good food made with care. >Thanks, >Adam >-- >_________________ >Adam Finkelstein >[email removed] >http://sunsite.unc.edu/bees/adamf/home.html Tennessee Mountain on Spring Street -- the best ribs in town!! Enjoy! Mary From [email removed] Sat Dec 21 07:10 EST 1996 To: Subject: Re: hot 'lanta q X-Msmail-Priority: Normal X-Priority: 3 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Length: 1091 Are you sure about Sconyers, I use to to live in Augusta, worst BBQ I ever had. People talk about it like its real good but believe you me, its in the Alpo taste level. ---------- > From: Dogzilla > To: [email removed] > Subject: Re: hot 'lanta q > Date: Friday, December 20, 1996 6:00 PM > > At 01:16 PM 12/20/96 -0800, you wrote: > >If you're short on time Wallaces in Austell and Melears in Fayetteville > >are close to Atlanta and real good. > > > Also: > > Harolds BBQ on McDonough Blvd Make sure to try the cornbread and brunswick > stew. No beer. 404-627-9268 > > Fatt Matts Rib Shack, 1811 Piedmont Rd. Get the RIBS! Good live blues at > night. Beer. 404-607-1622. > > Daddy DZ 264 Memorial Drive (Don't park off the property or you'll be short > most of your car parts. Park in their lot and you'll be OK). More good > live blues at night. Beer. 404-222-0206 > > I have heard that Melears is REAL GOOD, but haven't had the chance to try it > yet. > > If you ever get to Augusta, GA, make SURE you try a place called Sconyers BBQ. > From [email removed] Sat Dec 21 07:35 EST 1996 Mime-Version: 1.0 To: [email removed] Subject: Re: hot 'lanta q Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 952 Don't forget Harold's out by the prison! My favorite is Melear's in Fayettville! Smoky Herman S. wrote: > > If you're short on time Wallaces in Austell and Melears in Fayetteville > are close to Atlanta and real good. > > Kurt M. wrote: > > > > i'm going to some meetings in atlanta (soon), and am > > willing to drive anywhere to get some bbq. > > unfortunately, the wife is a vegetarian, and only > > will allow an hour and a half drive in any direction. > > any suggestions for atlanta area bbq? i've tried > > fresh air, and didn't think much of it, although i > > liked the wonder bread, and the brunswick stew > > wasn't bad. > > > > i'm looking for serious barbecue, and need some > > good tips, y'all. thanks. > > kurt > > [email removed] -- It's not the hobbies in your life...It's the life in your hobbies that counts...Live steam models...Smoky Hollow Products 207 799-0570 http://www.cris.com/~Cfmitch From [email removed] Fri Dec 27 07:16 EST 1996 To: [email removed] Subject: Re: Contests - AZ - Earl Content-Type: text Content-Length: 566 Earl, you asked about bbq contests in southern az. the only '96 az contest i'm aware of was a rib selling event in phoenix about april. next closest would probably be southern ca, or west tx. steve friedkin (texaz grill in phoenix) did win a brisket award at terlingua, tx, and has a whole bar/restaurant full of funky texas chili/bbq stuff. i'm sure if you stop by, he'd talk bbq. all of this recent smoked prime rib discussion reminded me of steve's place, as that is one of their monday specialties. how about bbq places in tucson? any you'd suggest? Brian From [email removed] Fri Dec 27 16:53 EST 1996 To: Subject: Re: Q spots in Virginia Content-Type: text Content-Length: 643 Well Bob, nice name, the best place for real Q in the area you named is a place called Babba's, located in Falls Church. Just dial 411 for the address. ---------- > From: Bob Jones > To: [email removed] > Subject: Q spots in Virginia > Date: Friday, December 27, 1996 11:38 AM > > I will be on business travel in late January in Virginia, staying in Dale > City near Alexandria and Arlington. Any good bbq spots nearby?? I would > love to take friends that live there out for some good bbq, they think bbq > is made on a Weber grill! > > Maybe no Q that time of year???smoker buried in snow? > > Thanks, > > Bob > From [email removed] Sun Jan 5 17:56 EST 1997 To: [email removed] Subject: Re: Austin, Texas Info Content-Type: text Content-Length: 244 In a message dated 97-01-04 16:22:12 EST, you write: << I need a contact in the Austin area for all kinds of info....the most important being the best Q in the area. >> "The Iron Works", downtown, ask anybody where it is. Thanks, Jeff C
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