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It may be cheap, but it ain't cooked with wood the way bbq should be.
Well, FWIW, if they were open on Sundays, I would have pointed the OP to Stephenson's.
Stephenson's must have "atmosphere." Some snob on Yelp says they desperately need an interior upgrade.
Well, FWIW, if they were open on Sundays, I would have pointed the OP to Stephenson's.
Stephenson's must have "atmosphere." Some snob on Yelp says they desperately need an interior upgrade.
Allen and Son was my first thought, Stephenson's was my second. Its very much underrated and seemingly unappreciated.
Picnic in Durham is open for brunch and is delicious!
I've been to Picnic with some students visiting from the UK. We all thought it was good. I've also been to Pick N Pull with my husband and a neighbor. It was good also, and you do have great atmosphere with the airport being next door.
the NC barbecue revival is at Picnic today through Sunday.
which means we're not going there. . .
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