Will try to make it.
Charlotte Lunch 5/31-6/2?
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Will try to make it.
I may not be able to go uptown, long drive times for me on busy friday. Have meeting with my trust fund money mangers
You guys keep teasing me with these being close to Union County.
Wish I could make it but work is getting in the way. Hope you guys enjoy saucemans. Will catch up with you guys at the next event.
FYI I saw a new Macs opened up in Matthews right around the corner from Moes which I'm a big fan of... especially their daily beer specials. I just hope Moes can survive, seems like matthews is getting saturated with good BBQ joints...wait that's just crazy talk, never can have too much BBQ!
FYI I saw a new Macs opened up in Matthews right around the corner from Moes which I'm a big fan of... especially their daily beer specials. I just hope Moes can survive, seems like matthews is getting saturated with good BBQ joints...wait that's just crazy talk, never can have too much BBQ!
I am officially out. My daughter is having some of her girlfriends for a college grad celebration pool party on Friday. I am compelled to provide safety as a lifeguard during this event. It was a difficult decision, but I will sacrifice and be here for the ladies.
And NO, none of you can come.
And NO, none of you can come.
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We can bring the BBQ to you though!
Game time decision but I may be able to make this.
And to offer a different perspective than earlier, I think Spoon's is great. One of the few old school BBQ spots in CLT proper. Sure it isn't new or fancy and doesn't cater to CLT's apparent abundance of biker gangs. And I am sure it isn't cool to the hipster set but Mr. Spoon knew how to make NC pork bbq and his grandson is doing a great job continuing the tradition. Some of the other "better" local spots are owned and operated by folks who make good food do not understand or care about traditional North Carolina BBQ heritage. To each his own...
And to offer a different perspective than earlier, I think Spoon's is great. One of the few old school BBQ spots in CLT proper. Sure it isn't new or fancy and doesn't cater to CLT's apparent abundance of biker gangs. And I am sure it isn't cool to the hipster set but Mr. Spoon knew how to make NC pork bbq and his grandson is doing a great job continuing the tradition. Some of the other "better" local spots are owned and operated by folks who make good food do not understand or care about traditional North Carolina BBQ heritage. To each his own...
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See y'all there. @coinoperated40 You in?