The Biscuit Barn

[MILK]

secret location not allowed

[Trip]

Originally Posted by MILK

secret location not allowed

Don't reveal that place to the net. It's best kept a secret. There is a reason the dragon sucks now.

[Homeslice]

[LeeNetworX]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

OK?

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by LeeNetworX

OK?

secret location not allowed

[LeeNetworX]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Gotcha.

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by LeeNetworX

Never heard of Dreamland. Best BBQ place we found up here so far is Williams Bros. in Canton.

I think they opened one in Roswell... but like I said, now that they've gone "big city," they might suck.

Originally Posted by Trip

The one thing I have learned about people saying what is the best BBQ is that you never listen to them. BBQ is such a wide open food with many varieties and different types/tastes of sauces and people's preference to these many types makes it stupid to listen to anyone about what is the best BBQ.

Very true.

I like dry rubbed ribs...and that's what is so fucking amazing at Dreamland. But if you like your ribs dripping in sauce, you'd hate them there.

Originally Posted by MILK

secret location not allowed

Originally Posted by Trip

Don't reveal that place to the net. It's best kept a secret. There is a reason the dragon sucks now.

Still can't believe we didn't make it over that way while we were up there, dammit!!

[Trip]

Originally Posted by neebelung

Still can't believe we didn't make it over that way while we were up there, dammit!!

You are thinking of pancakes, we are talking about fine dining in the middle of nowhere. You did make it there.

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by Trip

You are thinking of pancakes, we are talking about fine dining in the middle of nowhere. You did make it there.

Ok, well actually now I mean BOTH.... the pancake place YOU told me about... the other place, a friend of ours who'd just been up there told us about; we wanted to go there for my Bday, but then since cell service was so spotty, we could never get ahold of him while we were there to get the name. (I STILL don't know the name, so don't worry about me accidentally posting it )

[njchopper87]

I love stumbling on small places I've never seen or heard of and walking out of the place saying to myself how the hell did I ever live without this place? It's rare, but they're out there. I guess that's one of the pros of bike rides across the states. You never know where you'll end up.