Red,Hot,&Blue

Tom W. wrote:
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> I've been reading all of the posts about RH&B with some confusion; I have
> eaten at one (in Laurel) once, but had added it to my "never, ever eat
> there again" list - perhaps I got there on a bad day?  I found the "wet"
> BBQ dry in spots, the dry fairly tasteless, the service slow and a tad
> bit unfriendly (I know, could have caught a bad waitress...), and the
> cole slaw mediocre at best...  Someone please tell me that the 40 minute
> wait *is* sometimes worth it - I'd rather eat at an Applebee's :(
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> Tom Weaver

I don't think their ribs are all that wonderful. We prefer Houston's. But we do enjoy their pulled pork (pig) sandwich. Give it a try but go in the middle of the day when you don't have to wait. :) Regards, Terry

Seems like time to repeat my recommendation on barbecue places:

Barbecue Country.  Two locations, Herndon and Centreville. Centreville place is in a shopping center SW of the intersection of Rtes. 29 and 28.  Take I-66 to Rte 29 and backtrack eastward on rte 29 to the first shopping ctr on the right.  BBQ Country faces Rte 29. It's a bit tricky to get there from off the street, so I can't describe it too easily, I'm afraid.  But it's not hard to get there once you see where you are going.

I got one thing to say about the RHB: Bland.

Try Levi's NC BBQ on South Capitol, instead.