Seriously? :D Awesome!
I know it's weird to be so excited about something like a Target but I just really like that store. I'd be just as excited if a Warehouse One came to St. John's. Those jeans were made for me. Walmart Super Centres are the ones that sell groceries, etc., right? I did end up in one that did in Winnipeg. Very interesting selection of unusual fruit and produce. It was cool. But I still hated myself for going there, ha! |
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Kelsey's is good - but I think Montana's and Klondike Jake's are good alternatives until one arrives.
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But you know, the corporate offices of these places never give you a straight answer when you inquire about stuff like this. So never say never.
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I've not had Baton Rouge yet. I'll have to give it a try next time I'm in a city that has one.
How would you guys rank Tony Roma's in with these? That's where we often went for ribs in Winnipeg. I think some of the Quebec chains have us all beat, though. I've never had bad ribs in Montreal. Also: *chest bump*, *roar*, RIBS! lol Talking about it makes me feel like kinda a tool. |
Oh yeah, Tony Roma's is right in there.
Honestly though, I've yet to have good ribs at a restaurant anywhere. I don't like super saucy ribs, and prefer dryer ones (I mean, still saucy, but the sauce should go on before they come off the grill/out of the broiler so that it stickies up rather than just slather it on there afterwards). I also don't like 'fall off the bone' as I like to gnaw on bones for a while, and almost all restaurants seem to slowcook or maybe even pre-boil ribs so you can pretty much pull all the meat off with your hands. That's a no-go with me. |
Lets be honest here. All we really need is Your Fathers Moustache to begin expansion and open a restaurant here. You know I'm right :tup:
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I've never heard of it, but even if it served slop I'd have to go at least once to say I've eaten at Your Father's Moustache!
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The mens washroom in Your Fathers Moustache is one of the oddest places I've ever been.
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Sounds like I need to make another visit to Halifax.
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I've never heard of it either - but now I'm curious. I assume it's in Halifax, based on Ayre's comment?
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Erin's Pub on Water Street has new owners. Bob Hallett of Great Big Sea and Chris Andrews of Shanneyganock have purchased it. Hopefully the guys will put some serious cash in renovating it. The exterior is dire need of an update. It is really dumpy looking right now. They need to get rid of that corrugated steel siding and that stupid round window. (How did that design get approved originally anyway? A big circular window and corrugated steel siding in a heritage area?).
http://thescope.ca/storefront/same-tune-different-key |
Great news! :)
And yes, that building is awful. I remember when it used to be... wasn't Liquid right there? I forget what was in it. |
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