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    Krabby's Kirk's Saloon

    2.5 (78 reviews)
    ModerateBurgers, Barbeque, Pizza
    Closed 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Smoked wings.....so small I wonder what poor lil robin is out there with no legs....also absolutely zero smoke
    Jeremy T.

    Ordered here again after many dissapoinments only for another. Order : Pizza & smoked wings to go and a beer to drink during the wait. Pizza : banana peppers, pepperoni, and sausage. Not a bad pie but not a good one. Smoked wings : so very very very very small. Absoloulty no smoke flavor. Basically feel as if I was stolen from by paying for this item. Beer as I wait : very friendly and helpful bar tenders. The beer was sour.....again... the southern teir ipa on tap was one in a long line of sour or off tasting beers that I have had from this establishment. Just don't go here, spare yourself. Maybe time to cut your loss and close up shop Mr krab!

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    Went awhile back and the food is just bland. The service was bad and saw the "management" be very rude to the staff.

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    They have great pulled pork omelets! It's a Nice little hole in the wall restaurant in the small village of Camillus.

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    The Saltbox Smokehouse

    4.5(50 reviews)
    38.2 mi

    Owners are always great to talk to and the food is delicious! A truly unique and wonderful addition…read moreto Sodus.

    The name of The Saltbox Smokehouse in Sodus might lead some history buffs to assume that the…read morebusiness is housed in a New England-style house with a sloping back roof. While it is located in a 1800s-era building, the "saltbox" in its name actually refers to its method of curing more than 15 varieties of bacon, one of the specialties of the establishment at 6152 Barclay Road in Sodus, the former home to the Heluva Good! Country Store. The deli/restaurant is a dream fulfilled for the husband-and-wife team of James and Sara Wheaton. The pair enjoyed spending time together in the kitchen and started cooking for large events such as her sister's wedding. With supporters encouraging them to take their cuisine to the next level, they hunted for a place to house a restaurant for more than a year. Finally, the building off Route 104 struck a chord. The eatery serves as both deli and restaurant. Cured and smoked meats, such as bacon, smoked turkey, pastrami and pork loin, can be ordered on their own from the counter. Bacon comes in 15 flavors including apple bourbon, garlic, maple and horseradish. My wife and I recently stopped into the Saltbox on a whim while in the area, after passing the sign for them many times in between trips to Rochester. Small building, and there were already a couple customers there at right around noon on a Saturday. You order at the counter, then sit at one of the 6-8 tables they have in the nicely renovated building, and they bring you your food. They have daily specials, and this days were burnt ends. We both ordered sandwiches - my wife ordered the "On Top of Old Smokey", a sandwich with smoked cheesy meatballs on a sub roll, with a spicy tomato sauce and provolone, served with chips, and I went with the Steakhouse Sandwich, a sandwich filled with brisket, bacon, spicy pickles, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion on a roll, and I swapped out the chips for a side of bacon mac and cheese for an upcharge. We also got a 1/4 lb of the burnt ends to try. The dining area filled up quickly, but our food was brought pretty quickly. We really enjoyed our sandwiches, especially the meatballs which had a great flavor. The mac and cheese was bland, but I have yet to find good mac and cheese at a restaurant in CNY. But the star were the burnt ends - absolutely bursting with flavor, straight up meat candy. Wife and I could've made a meal just outta those. The price is comparable to other BBQ places. The service was fine - employees weren't exactly enthused to be there. No one was rude or anything, but we almost got the feeling we were being bothersome to them, but could've been an off day. We would definitely go back to try other stuff, or just for them burnt ends.

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    The line is worth it. - carolina brisket sandwich with…read morebaked beans and mac salad 10/10 - carolina pulled pork sandwich with potato salad and mac salad 10/10 - ribs 7/10 - cornbread 6/10 - razzleberry pie 8/10 - pecan pie 7/10 Plenty of places to sit. Cute atmosphere being outside. I will be back!

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