Showing posts with label bbq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bbq. Show all posts

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Black Eyed Sally’s (Hartford, CT):

 Black Eyed Sally’s (Hartford, CT):










Can we say delicious? A hidden gem in the downtown city of Hartford, CT, this cajun bbq blues restaurant/ bar has the right stuff. Its situated right near the park on the eastern side of downtown. Perfect for those who are looking for a happening place for a good hardy meal and an adventure.

The Ruben and Bleu Cheese Burger- is a monster of a burger with everything that makes this a fancy man burger. Delicious aged blue cheese with carmelized onions, and all the fixings. Who could ask for more right? But wait, add on a side of their potato skins or sweet potato fries and you might be in a little place called heaven! Yum!

Pulled Pork Sandwich- Fresh, bbq with either a hint of pineapple, hint of spice, or a full on burn your noise hairs spicy. These sandwiches are full moist, with fresh buns and either a side salad or fries to help cleanse the palate and make you begging for some of their homemade pecan pie.
Side of Mac & Cheese- $3.00

OH MY! Seriously delicious with the cream, grated cheese, and buttered bread crumbs. This is a treat that Paula Dean would even say, "Damn that be good!" Order the full dinner version with bacon, broccoli, and a full bodied beer and you will be as fit as a king.

(4.75 out of 5 stars ***1/2) BBQ/ Cajun- other than putting a bunk in the back and giving me beer on a discount pure heavenly goodness. YUM!

Black Eye Sally's
350 Asylum St
Hartford, CT, 06103
860-278-Ribs (7427)

Friday, August 5, 2011

Holy Smokes- BBQ Delicatessen (Turner Falls)

Mouth watering, sumptuous, and memorable are key phrases I use to describe the "Holy Smokes- BBQ Delicatessen" in Turner Falls. I had the pleasure of visiting this quaint establishment this past summer. It was hot, humid, and no one seemed to be one the street. However, when I walked into Holy Smokes- BBQ Delicatessen, it was like a breath of fresh air. They have a variety of cured and bbq meats that can either be turned into a sandwich for lunch or you can order a whole brisket to take home. Paired with one of their many diverse local wine or brews that they have on display, you can enjoy inside or outside on their cute patio furniture. I would discourage a large party to drop in without notifying the manager, however the benefactors are so obliging and personable that any visit is worth the wait. Overall, it was a delightful experience. I look forward to the best pulled pork sandwich ever again. (5 stars out of 5)

After lunch or before dinner, I would recommend checking out the Parks & Recreation Information Center down the street. Not only will you get an education, but the artful displays are interactive and fun.

Holy Smokes BBQ
52 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA
(413) 863-5426