Smoky aroma fills a clean, modern space with high-top seating and hip decor. Casual, cozy vibe feels like a down-home neighborhood spot with damn good music playing. Limited seating creates an intimate atmosphere where the smell of BBQ draws people in immediately.
Piglet pork sliders come with a tangy slaw and a flavorful rub. Large combos include two sides, cornbread, and a drink, making for a filling meal.
Pineapple sweet tea offers a fresh pineapple flavor without being too sweet. It stands out as a southern style that many find delicious and refreshing.
"The American food here, especially the ribs and brisket, is amazing."
"I thought the mac and cheese was the best I had."
"The pork sliders with that slaw were excellent."
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The restaurant operates as a counter service with friendly staff.
Expect to pay around $140 for a family of four.
Prices are generally high compared to other BBQ places.
Eclectic decor with mismatched vintage furniture and flower plated tableware creates a homie, welcoming atmosphere. Chef sings operatic and jazz tunes while cooking, adding lively energy to the space. Outdoor seating and a serve-yourself-beverage fridge enhance the casual, comfortable vibe.
Sliders come super juicy and flavorful, especially the chicken ones. They are also bigger than expected, making them a satisfying choice.
Offers authentic sweet tea that pairs well with dishes like chicken and game day wings. The sweet tea is homemade and served alongside classic sides like collards and potato salad.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
The restaurant is closed on Wednesdays.
Take-out is available and may be the best option due to limited seating.
Small space with rustic decor and printed wood walls creates a warm, inviting vibe like a family gathering. Lively music fills the air, enhancing the friendly atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a comfortable, spacious option.
Sliders come in a trio sampler featuring brisket, pulled pork, and chicken, each with rich, balanced flavors. The brisket slider stands out with coleslaw and vinegar sauce, and the price at $10 each offers solid value.
Southern sweet tea offers a perfectly refreshing taste that pairs well with hearty dishes like pulled pork and mac & cheese.
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Expect to pay around $85 for three meals, excluding tips.
Parking is available on-site but can fill up quickly during busy times.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Classic diner setting with retro decor and real flowers on tables creates a clean, cozy atmosphere. Comfortable seating and an outdoor patio add to the relaxed vibe. The place feels welcoming and quiet, suitable for families and casual meals.
Sliders come perfectly sized for a quick meal with moist, well seasoned patties. The chipotle mayo adds a nice kick to the juicy burgers.
Sweet tea comes perfectly balanced and sweet like I like it. It pairs well with juicy burgers and crispy fries.
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The restaurant serves breakfast all day.
Parking is easy to find.
The establishment is known for its cleanliness.
Bar and grill with downtown stadium views and a lively atmosphere featuring a DJ and hookah service. Music plays loudly, creating an energetic vibe that draws a diverse crowd. Known for soul food specialties and a full bar with standout cocktails.
Catfish sliders stand out with perfect flavor and quick service. Cheeseburger sliders arrive fast and taste absolutely delicious. Wings and salmon also pair well with the sliders.
Sweet tea stays consistently full thanks to attentive service. Staff go out of their way to make fresh batches even near closing time, ensuring the tea tastes perfect every time.
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Happy hour runs on Fridays with a special menu.
Expect large crowds before major sporting events.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added to all bills.
Soul food restaurant offers a laid back atmosphere with warm lighting and wood accents that create a cozy, inviting space. Clean, shaded outdoor seating adds a peaceful vibe. Music plays softly, enhancing the relaxed, welcoming mood.
Pulled pork sliders stand out with rich flavor and tender meat. They come as part of a small bites menu including Cajun Fries and Fried Pickles.
Fresh brewed on site, the sweet tea has a smooth, well-balanced flavor. It pairs well with all dishes and stands out as a very good choice for a refreshing drink.
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Brunch is served until 2pm on weekends.
Parking is easy to find in the Northwest parking structure.
Prices range from mid $20s for small portions.
Restaurant offers a tiny dining area with walls covered in customer notes and menu pictures, creating a community feel. Atmosphere is calm and inviting with great R&B music playing, though music can be loud during lunch. The space blends a Detroit vibe with clean, thoughtful design.
Philly Sliders stand out with their rich cheesesteak flavor. The menu also offers Young Gripper Sliders and custom combos like fish and chicken sliders, showing variety and care in preparation.
Sweet tea tastes delicious and on point, made with grandma’s kitchen tools for an authentic touch. It pairs well with meals like grilled chicken sandwiches and sweet potato fries.
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Taco Tuesday features unique dishes and is a popular weekly event.
Expect to pay around $8 for a chicken Mac bowl.
The Gripper Kitchen has a counter order system that may confuse first-time visitors.
Bar and grill offers great views of airport traffic with seating away from busy terminals. Atmosphere ranges from calm and quiet to loud with music, featuring 80s and 90s pop hits. It attracts travelers looking for a spot to relax during longer layovers.
Bratwurst sliders stand out with their sausage flavor and come served on pretzel buns. These sliders offer a great taste that many find enjoyable.
Peach sweet tea stands out as a notable flavor here. Sweet tea is served well and available in extra servings, but there are no free refills.
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Expect longer wait times during peak hours; plan for a 2-3 hour layover.
Food prices are high, with coffee costing around $5.50.
Limited gluten-free and vegetarian options are available on the menu.
Spacious restaurant with an open kitchen and a casual dining vibe welcomes guests with loud, lively energy after early evening. A small bar and outdoor patio offer relaxed spots, including a dog-friendly area. Music plays throughout, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere.
Brisket sliders stand out with tender beef and pair well with cornbread. They come alongside other hearty options like ribs and smothered pork chop.
Sweet tea here stands out for its rich flavor and smooth sweetness. It pairs well with dishes like yams and catfish.
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Free parking is available in the back lot.
Food is sold à la carte and in to-go containers.
They added a 10% gratuity upfront.