Dead cows are easier to put on the grill.Some cow died for your sins.
Dead cows are easier to put on the grill.Some cow died for your sins.
But so good. Moooo…..Dead cows are easier to put on the grill.
Now that's just crazy talk there....or to even venture off of 249.....or even past Valley Lee on 249...
I think you must have been driving down to 7th District.Hell, the last time I went "off road" down that way, I had guns drawn on me. Was told in no uncertain terms that "my kind" wasn't allowed down there.
well...yeah...and yr point was..?Hell, the last time I went "off road" down that way, I had guns drawn on me. Was told in no uncertain terms that "my kind" wasn't allowed down there.
I'm not an enormous fan of Red Robin. It's okay for a drink and nosh, but their burgers are somewhat gross and the fries are those fat potatoey ones that I hate.
There was a BBQ place in the new strip just down from the Burchmart.
Urban BBQ. Went there once and it was enough.
Smokey Joe’sThat's been gone over a year. I can't remember what's there now.
Smokey Joe’s
I ended up at Okada tonight.You see how often I go out to eat. I ride by there at least twice a day.![]()
I wonder how the Slice House is doing. I haven't been, I can't bring myself to pay over $4 for one slice of pizza.
You see all these great places on Diners, Driveins and Dives. Be nice to have locally owned, knock it out of the park restaurants around here. Corporate cookie cutter crap is really getting old. Although I hear In N Out Burger is the bomb.
You see all these great places on Diners, Driveins and Dives. Be nice to have locally owned, knock it out of the park restaurants around here. Corporate cookie cutter crap is really getting old. Although I hear In N Out Burger is the bomb.
You can look up all the locations the show has featured here:.I think there was a BBQ joint on DDD a few years ago in South Baltimore. I once thought about risking my life to go check it out, but never made it.
I love watching that show but my husband and I get so frustratedwe've both lived all over so we love all kinds of food - trying it all and usually going back home to recreate - and somehow ended up in a culinary foodie deadzone. I've seen many places in Maryland featured, but they're all in Annapolis or the Eastern shore or Baltimore
I always add those to a list so if we ever end up those ways, we can try and stop. We got a couple of decent local places here, but nothing to write to DDD about.
I've been to Broadway Diner a couple of times. I never knew it was on the show!You can look up all the locations the show has featured here:.
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Locations by State - Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Restaurants Near Me
Locate the top diners organized by states near me across the USA and Canadian provinces featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri.www.dinersdriveinsdiveslocations.com
I don't have the equipment, expertise, or recipes to recreate those recipes.I have always thought a piece on Bert's Drive-In would be cool and right up Guy's alley.
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I have been to several that have been on the show. One in particular was memorable because a few years ago it was also featured on a Gordon Ramsey makeover show and it was horribly disgusting: The Old Coffeepot Restaurant in New Orleans. They found a dead rodent in the toaster!I've been to Broadway Diner a couple of times. I never knew it was on the show!![]()