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    Ricks Pallets Recycling

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Asado Wood Fired Grill - Dry Rub s'where its at

    Asado Wood Fired Grill

    (5 reviews)

    Burnside

    The portable grill formerly known as Mamak, Asado re-branded in the mobile food off-season, and now…read moreseems to be focused on southern BBQ, rather than a tenuous Malaysian theme. For the past couple weeks, they've been set up on North Park Street, just a short walk across the Common for me, so after a failed attempt after they closed early on a previous day, I hit them up on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon.  Their new smoker/grill is an impressive get up, with wheels and a hitch so that it's easily hauled by a truck. They have a fairly compact menu for streetside eats, with ribs, chicken, corn on the cob and drinks available, and rustically displayed on a pallet/menu. On this day there was protein only (sorry, not sorry, vegans), but since I'm not a corn fan, I was indifferent. At $3 for a full chicken leg or rib (4 ribs for $10), I went for the half-ish rack of ribs and chicken. After a quick finishing swab of BBQ sauce on the ribs, I was on my way back home to eat my carnivorous delights in the sun on my back deck. The ribs had a noticeable pink smoke ring, which was encouraging. The flavour matched, and they had a good bark as well. The meat was a marginally overcooked, as it didn't quite come off the bone in clean bites, but it wasn't appreciably dry. Note that these ribs aren't St. Louis cut, so they have the gnarly knuckles on one end. The sauce was good - not too sweet and with a hint of spice. My chicken was just as good, with a nice smoke flavour and I thought the sauce was a bit spicier than the ribs, but I could be wrong and they could use the exact same one. This sort of stuff makes summer days in peninsular Halifax what they are - a combination of beautiful weather (when we get it...), nice surroundings and easy access to entrepreneurs like Asado. Keep on smoking, folks. PS. Asado has an impressive catering menu on their website, full of many southern BBQ delights.

    Mike and his team were amazing. We can't stress enough, we'd make the choice to go with Asado for…read moreour wedding a million times over. So organized, and really easy to communicate with. We got married at the Hubbard's Barn and it was a seamless occasion. Worth every penny! We are already encouraging our friends and family to choose them for their next event.

    Nomad Gourmet - Dirty Pig Burgers

    Nomad Gourmet

    (19 reviews)

    $

    This guy rocks! He…read morerecently catered a wedding I attended and he did not disappoint. Would recommend hiring him for any event in the Halifax area. Super friendly dude with a delicious menu. Also, handled a curveball really well. It started raining during the rehearsal dinner and he improvised and made it all work!

    I love me the Nomad Gourmet…read more My first experience was at a Local Connections Halifax event linked up with Propeller Beer. Bought a ticket, got beer and NG burgers. It was beer and burger heaven for the evening. My second experience was sampling their sausages on a bun when checking out the Man Show part of the Exhibition Park Christmas Craft Fair. One thing is clear, you don't have to be a man to enjoy the tasty morsels being served up from the NG kitchen. And then this weekend I got to try breakfast Nomad style. I chose to "build my own breakfast' for $4. The way this works is you get an egg and hash browns and add on things at your choosing for extra $. I added some bacon and got the BEST BACON of my life. It was perfectly grilled and made my weekend. The egg was fried egg perfection and there were too many hash browns for me to eat. The hash browns are real local potatoes cooked on the grill and have a charbroiled taste to them. Pro-tip - NG will now be at the Halifax Seaport Market on weekend mornings as long as there isn't a cruise ship in harbour. Extra Pro-tip - I didn't try the breakfast sandwich - but people - it's homemade Belgian waffles with chicken!! One final tip - when your handsome pirate brother has a new baby the way to the new parents hearts is to bring Nomad Gourmet burgers to the hospital for lunch the day after the baby is born. That way both new parents are happily stuffing their faces with burger goodness and you get your brand new niece all to yourself! (at least until the burgers are devoured...)

    Divine Dishes Catering

    Divine Dishes Catering

    (5 reviews)

    Dartmouth

    Judging by their Facebook page, you'd think this place was a dessert store only - nothing but sweet…read morefood promoted. I am less interested in dessert so I had no intention of trying it, but an acquaintance told me they also serve meals and that it's quite good. But I didn't have very good luck when I opted to try it. The first time I tried to get in to try it, I got there around 7:30 and was told that they were pretty much sold out of everything. They close at 8 so that wasn't completely implausible. I tried again a couple weeks later, this time showing up at 6 pm, wanting to try their stew that was on special but they had run out of that as well. They had other items on the menu available but none were whetting my appetite so I left and figured it wasn't meant to be for me to try this place. Recently, I noticed they had vegetable lasagna on special. So I decided to try again (this time around 1 pm) and they finally still had some left! I took it home and immediately noticed that the cheese was not melted, still grated. Uh, okay. Does that mean I actually have to bake it myself? That part wasn't made clear at all. I thought this place offered ready to go meals. Since I took it home, it was no problem to pop it into the oven, but if I was hoping to have it for lunch while at work I would have been SOL. So I baked it, not knowing what temperature to bake it at or for how long because it wasn't clear whether it was a take and bake item or ready made. There were no instructions with it either. I just took it out when it looked done. I have to say, this was one of the driest, blandest lasagnas I've had in a long time. Very few veggies and virtually no sauce. I don't get the hype surrounding this place. It's confusing as to weather their food is ready made or not, and it isn't clearly marked anywhere in the store or online indicating either way. I probably won't be back any time soon.

    I can only speak on behalf of the pizza I received so take that into consideration. The slices were…read morefairly floppy and weren't crisp as most pizza should be. The cheese and other toppings however were on point. It's a very thin type of pizza but the sag was a bit excessive in my opinion. The dough was alright and sauce were okay too but for $20 I could get heaven on earth at various other "gourmet" pizza places. Not a bad pizza but for the price there is much better. I do have to add though that their desserts look phenomenal, so perhaps I'll make another trip just to try those.

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