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Zynda BBQ and Smoke Shack

Zynda BBQ and Smoke Shack

4.3
(10 reviews)
2.0 mi
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I couldn't deny my enthusiasm about this month's assignment being carnivore-friendly given our most…read morerecent review focused on vegetarian options, that while still very satisfying, still lacked the savory gratification of meat and more meat. Smoked, braised, grilled, roasted, or fried bring it on- either when I eat out or if I'm in my own personal happy place in front of my smoker. Enter Zynda's, a southwestern restaurant that now occupies the former Red Cedar Grill (one of my all-time favorite restaurants in the area) in Williamston. The venue has been nicely updated and far more open than I recalled its predecessor. There are several dining options including a nice bar serving craft cocktails, upscale booths for a special night, and the Chimney Room which can seat up to 50 guests. Billed as a barbecue restaurant on some food sites, Zynda's menu is part Tex-Mex, part New American, with some French, Asian, Cajun, and Mediterranean elements. I usually subscribe to the theory that restaurants that do a lot of everything rarely do anything exceptionally well. Zynda's had a lot of high notes, to be sure, but a lack of focus was evident on others. What's Really Good I'm a big fan of the ribeye when slathered in the bearnaise sauce. It was aromatic and rich, but not over-powering. Not as thick as most restaurants' ribeye, the steak was still cooked perfectly and paired well with the grilled asparagus. The smoked chicken atop the Baked "mac n cheese" with penne pasta was rich in smokiness. The dish had plenty of melty cheesy goodness and benefitted from both the creamy béchamel base and the crunch from panko crumbles. Likewise, the au gratin potatoes were rich and scrumptious with a nice kick from chiles. Can I get some more of this please? The onion rings were another hit, thick-cut and crispy, the batter was less greasy than some other area favorites. On lighter notes, the Michigan Springtime Salad with carrots, dried cranberries, walnuts, capers, and feta cheese and a red wine vinaigrette, and the Caesar Salad with a citrusy punch were both quite good. What's Just Ok The Smoked Chicken Quesadilla was solid, but not outstanding. The blending of Tex-Mex and slow smoking is a tricky matter, and the meat didn't shine like it did in the pasta. Further attention to detail could have been paid to several items: the corn chowder was missing the potato and bacon pictured on the menu; the coleslaw lacked creaminess and salt; and while the Southwest Pulled Pork Eggrolls, jam packed with black beans, corn, and green chiles, were an interesting way to enjoy Zynda's smoked delicacies, the smoked pork seemed at odds with everything else in each bite rather than enhanced by them. The dipping sauce added yet another layer of taste but offered a comforting cool to the Southwestern brawl. Best Bite A southwestern smokehouse will need to bring it in the flavor department when it comes to brisket. Zynda's Corned Beef Brisket was on point. Tender and juicy, the brisket was packed with a depth of flavor from both the corning and smoking processes. The flavor was ramped up a notch when coupled with either the AZ's Sweet & Savory sauce (closer to Kansas City-style tomato base and brown sugar) or the ZBQ sauce (a zestier, vinegar-based sauce akin to a Memphis-style sauce). Served with shoestring fries and a delightful jalapeño cornbread, this smokey and hearty plate is what I expect when I think of BBQ,

From our first greeting and the excellent waiter to the Easter entree of lamb it was a very…read moreenjoyable meal.

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Eat at State

Eat at State

3.6
(5 reviews)
3.1 mi

The burger is sublime. You can taste the sweetness from the bacon contrasting with the cheese…read more Probably the best in town for a pure bacon cheeseburger without any foo-foo toppings. I wish they had unique (or even average sides). The downside is the staff. Granted they are students, but if they're working in food service, they should emphasize the "service".

A (sometimes) hidden gem appeared on MSU's campus this fall... Check out the brand-spankin' new…read morefood truck rolling around campus during the lunch hours or at special events and games. My friends and I have been pleasantly surprised by the quick eats served up here. The best part is that they feature local stuff - for example the awesome cheeseburger with MSU's own beef (yep!), Dairy Store cheddar, and baked goods from the MSU Bakers. Plus it's run by hospitality students so I presume the money goes to a great cause. The truck itself is definitely one of the nicest I've ever seen (complete with LCD screen, speakers, etc.), but when you're not 1) paying for it or 2) a struggling bunch of foodies trying to carve out a special slice of food truck heaven, who cares? That's just icing on the cake! I've only been a couple of times, but am impressed with early efforts. As to the food, the burger is the bomb. There's a rotating feature menu with salads and more sandwiches, plus you can get a combo option for $1 added to any entree. I also tried the Grilled Chicken sandwich and the Turkey Cuban special. Both were quite tasty, but portions were a bit on the small side. I'll happily shell out $6-7 for a 'which, but it needs more than one piece of ham and turkey. Make it the combo (i.e., chips and a small pop) and you have a fairly filling lunch. Some students are likely to disagree, but they do take the Combo-Exchange so some may not notice/care. Perhaps they need to express how the money is used; that is, if it's supporting scholarships or something, I'm more than willing to shell out a few extra bones. Yet, I would expect food cost on some items (such as the Cuban) to be about half industry average. There's a lesson for budding "culinarians" there, though. I'd say cut the excessive/expensive packaging (tray), beef up the stuffins, and sell us on your story. The only other issue was the apparent need for training on one visit. I'm not sure if the truck needs to be running (or can just run the LP tanks to cook), but it was near impossible to communicate with the cashier. It's a high set-up, noisy, and she couldn't hear any of our questions, let alone order. We didn't think she even knew the small menu. However, the manager (Kelly?) and the cooks were rock stars and always demonstrate awesome service and attention to detail. Also wish the Twitter page had better updates on the daily menu, hours, and locations. A couple minor bugs, but I expect smooth sailing in another month or so. Oh, they take credit cards, too.

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