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    4.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Black Sheep

    Black Sheep

    4.7
    (36 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Family-owned & operated

    Eat Unique Indeed…read more We were famished for something brunchy this past Sunday, and were looking at different places to go to. Went to the Watermark, parking lot was inaccessible, seems people don't know how to park over there. Even the street spaces were full. We headed further west, Flying Pig was closed down, we had been to Crazy Beans, then a quick Google search pulled up a spot we'd never heard of before. Pulled up to a strip mall where BlackSheep was located, nice big parking lot as expected. Walked in, and we were the first ones there. The place smelled fantastic. We sat ourselves and perused the menu. The server came by and enumerated the specials, but I was fixated on Braise your Belly. We also got me-mah's mac and cheese, and started off with the Roasted Garlic Northern Bean Dip and the Minestrone soup. The Bean Dip starter was fantastic. All the little things you need for a perfect bite. A scoop of bean dip on a toasted pita wedge, stick a couple of kalamata olives on the bean dip mortar (3 olives were too much), add pickled red onion and fire-roasted peppers, then top with crumbled feta. Amazing bite. I had a taste of the Minestrone, and it was excellent. Flavors were all there without being overdone. The pasta was nice and cooked just right. The mac and cheese was perfect. I couldn't put my finger on the cheeses used, but it all came together nicely. You didn't just get a mouthful of one cheese flavor. It was creamy, balanced, and the crispy onions on top made it really nice. and the stunner. I am a big fan of pork belly, and this really piqued my interest. Served with lemongrass grits and pickled veg with a soy miso glaze. The pickled veg was tossed in a bed of leafy greens, and I saw some seaweed salad in there as well. A little bite of the grits topped with the salad was amazing. I've never had that combo before. A little tart, a little salty, nice umami, I could have eaten a bowl of just that. However, when the pork belly came into play, everything changed. The crisped, lightly charred crust on the fatty slices of nirvana by themselves were perfect. Cut a piece of it and lay it on the grits-salad bite, and you can feel your eyes roll backwards. I wanted to, and almost ate it all, but I left a slice for my girlfriend and topped off her little bit of mac and cheese that she wanted to take home. Half an hour in, and the place pretty much packed out for a bit while they were doing a healthy amount of takeout/pickup orders. The place is pretty simple: interesting Black Sheep art, with mostly little tables, plasticware, and a drinks cooler. The food can certainly be right at home in a fancier and upscale setting, but doesn't need it. They had one server, and she was delightful and attentive to everyone. The chef came around and asked how everything was, which I find is always a nice touch. Definitely coming back.

    The food is great. The Taco Bowl had enough for a second lunch. The soup if the day was a zesty…read moresurprise. Could not complain about the service as the owner was cooking and serving this day. Very friendly. Here's a guy who is really enjoying what he does. Takes pride in his food. Relaxed atmosphere but we were also pleased to see they have beer and wine on the menu.

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    Blacksheep's Starter: Grandpa Al's Beef Sticks
    Blacksheep's Starter: Grandpa Al's Beef Sticks
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    Inferno the Restaurant

    Inferno the Restaurant

    4.4
    (210 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $

    We were referred to Inferno by a real estate agent while we were searching the neighborhood for…read morehouses. It was the best referral of the day! First and foremost the minute you walk in, your kinda taken back in time with the Johnny Cash pictures and other 1950's and 60's. The music playin also transports you back there! The menu has everything yet not over exhaustive...burgers, chicken sandwiches down to a Philly cheesesteak. The front counter employee was super friendly and helpful and I think he may double as a cook as well. Anyway, my family and I ordered the Big Stack...Two All Beef Patties, Special Sauce, Lettuce, Cheese, Pickles & Onions on a Toasted Potato Roll. This burger was ON POINT!! Perfectly cooked and exactly as described. My wife had the Foghorn Leghorn, Handmade Southern Fried Chicken Breast, on a Martin's Potato Roll Topped with Lettuce and Mayo, which was delicious. The fries were excellent and the onion rings with the dipping sauce were amazing! I would have probably passed this place by if not given a heads up! I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend stopping by if your in the area and even make a trip over if your not, it's that worth it!! T

    This not the place you want to go to with your family for lunch or dinner. It is themed almost…read morelike a wanna be honky tonk with excessive music. It seems to be run by high school teenagers with no real management on duty. The decorations by the sitting/eating area had dust chains hanging and the ketchup bottles tops were encrusted with old ketchup. If this place was in the city, it would have received an F rating. We both ordered the Hag which sounded appealing except for the fact both came out raw on the inside. Let's face it, if burgers are what you are known for, then you should learn how to cook them. Very disappointing. First and last for us.

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    Inside seating
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    Struggletown BBQ

    Struggletown BBQ

    4.3
    (71 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Another food safari and another BBQ crawl with my son-in-law (we're both aspiring pitmasters and…read morelove to try new places together; it's our thing). This week's excursion brought us to Struggletown BBQ in Mount Sinai, NY. From what I learned, what started as a food truck morphed into a brick-and-mortar business that has obviously hit its stride. This place is awesome! On the table this time was a "Big John Sampler", a 1/4# platter of brisket, pulled pork, chicken, and ribs, as well as a side of chicken wings in an Alabama White Sauce and corn bread. Absolute winners all around. My first real introduction to corn bread was from Paul Prudhomme's cookbook "Louisiana Kitchen," where I learned to make, and love, a traditional southern corn bread (moist, flaky, and somewhat sweet). Of all the places that I've been to, in my humble opinion, this place has the best outside K-Paul's. There is a reason that it's one of the most requested items from the restaurant. It was excellent! Why am I making a fuss about cornbread? Because it's the details that make a restaurant great. Next came the chicken wings in Alabama White Sauce. I'm now a convert. Sure, I've had it a few times, but this version was eye-opening! Perfectly smoked, then fried chicken wings slathered in this red-sauce alternative was an epiphany for me. I don't think I'll ever look at the humble chicken wing the same way again. I am spoiled for life! Goodbye Buffalo, hello Decatur (where the sauce reputedly originated). Yeah, that good and worth traveling for. The meats? What you want from a BBQ joint. The brisket, pulled pork, and chicken were all juicy and smoked to perfection; the ribs had a smoke ring that made me jealous of their skill set (I'll get there one day). Have I said "awesome? yet? Plenty of parking, all cards, and they cater! This is one of those places that you'll want to day trip to if you're jonesing for some smoky greatness. Very nice people behind the counter and a magician working the pits. You gotta go here. Just not on a Monday, they're closed.

    We went here for mother's day I like their mission, however their brisket was kinda dry. We also…read morehad the ribs and mac & cheese which were pretty good. Their service is great everyone there was friendly and we got our food pretty quickly. We also had the cornbread, coleslaw and beans.

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    Brisket, coleslaw, and baked beans plate
    Brisket, coleslaw, and baked beans plate
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    Mac's Countryside Deli & Catering

    Mac's Countryside Deli & Catering

    4.0
    (61 reviews)
    3.8 mi
    $

    Went into Mac's yesterday. Purchased a maple turkey and Swiss on a roll plus a 20oz drink. It was…read more$17.62, I guess after a $1 transaction fee? My bank was actually charged $18.62. (more about that in a minute) Reluctantly, I go back in there today, knowing I'm getting over charged, but i planned on taking the hit just 1 more day. Same order today, maple turkey with Swiss on a roll and a 20oz drink. Theres a young man at the register, he rings me up for $18.17. I asked him how the same order is a different price. I asked him to talk to Elvis. He said Elvis was busy in the back of if I wanted to wait. No, I didn't want to wait to be told some excuse. And I would have just left the food there if I wasn't very hungry. So I pay the $18.17 at the register, only to finally look at my bank statement to make sure I wasn't mistaken about yesterday's price. And that when I realize I got charged $19.17 For today's order, and then I assessed I am also getting charged an additional $1 per order on my bank statement. The only saving grace was the sandwich was fresh and good, but not worth whatever I actually paid for it.

    I cannot begin to tell you how amazing and well prepared and I can't emphasize on homemade cooking…read more Nothing that came from that kitchen is bought at Sam's Club or anything like that everything was made from scratch. Their soups are amazing. Their chicken cutlets are not greasy they're crispy and just perfect. Their cookies are homemade and so good fruit cups are fresh and I mean fresh you've got to try this place and they also do catering.. and it is the cutest little place. They have it set up adorably you just wanna go in and cuddle up with a book and get your your order and your goodies your desserts, your fruit, very welcoming and very clean.

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    Mac's Countryside Deli & Catering
    Mac's Countryside Deli & Catering
    Mac's Countryside Deli & Catering

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