It's a good thing I filled up on snacks that I bought at the airport during our flight, because this was pretty disappointing. I ordered the pulled pork, and the Mister had the brisket, each with two sides, a fried pickle and cornbread.
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The fried pickle and broccoli cheese casserole were the highlights of my meal. The pork was not only over-sauced, but the sauce was a Carolina-style red that was overwhelming with vinegar. My cole slaw had a shitload of raw onions in it and was bland aside from that. The cornbread was stale and dry. I tried a bite of Mr. FvF's brisket, which was also drenched in the same sauce and registered around "meh" on the taste-o-meter.
The service aspect is pretty much null & void, since it's a food court atmosphere - they just ask what you want and ring it up.
2 out of 5 sporks.
3 comments:
I have never eaten a fried pickle. :(
Well duh, shocking that you got a Carolina style sauce in North Carolina huh?
If you wanted a five star meal, then you should have went top a fancy five star restaurant.
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