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Businiess name:
Charlotte's Rib Barbecue
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My boys and I took a BBQ road trip. Bottom line for us was Charlotte's Rib had the best wet ribs on our trip. The ribs, brisket, and even the chicken were full of smokey flavor. The pulled pork was great! We bought 2 bottles of their Mild Hickory Barbeque Sauce - by far the best bbq sauce we have ever tasted.\r
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We are from Michigan. We read about Charlottes Rib in a couple of books. We planned to stop there for lunch on our way to KC. It was described as a run down building in a bad part of town that had great BBQ sandwiches, so we were not expecting much. We were VERY surprised. They were actually located in a wealthy part of town similar to Grosse Pointe and Birmingham.\r
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We arrived there after the lunch rush - around 2:00 Pm. We told the waitress about our trip asked for her recommendation. She was very friendly and suggested a combo plate with ribs, brisket, chicken, and a side of onion rings. She told the owner about us and he came out to speak with us - very nice guy. The ribs were awesome, the brisket was great, the chicken had a smokey flavor! The owner also threw in some pulled pork so that we could try that as well. He told us that he had not offered pulled pork in the past but so many customers were asking for it that he added it to the menu. Best pulled pork we had on the trip! The waitress suggested a mixture of Ranch Dressing and their Mild Hickory Barbeque Sauce to go with the Onion rings - WOW! It was good!\r
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The owner suggested that we try the Smokestack BBQ in KC. If you are ever in KC go there. The ribs are HUGE - almost a foot long, thick with meat, and were 2nd best on the trip! Their baked beans were the best on the trip! Don't bother with Gates and Bryants - thier BBQ was the worst on the trip and we felt like cattle in a slaughterhouse.\r
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BBQ Trip Summary:\r
Best Wet ribs: Charlotte's Rib, Smokestack (KC), Big Bob Gibson (Decatur AL), Robinsons #1 (Chicago)\r
Best Dry ribs: Charles Vergo's Rendezvous (Memphis)
Pros: Best Ribs
Cons: Could only go there once!
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