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'The Reporters' shouldn't join a fantasy league any time soon.
It's no secret that more often than not, when a player with any semblance of offensive ability gets traded he makes a quick impact on the scoresheet. Usually, this impact fizzles out within a matter of a few games, although in many cases the numbers that he continues to produce is still an improvement on what he was doing in his former city.
We are seeing that now more than any time I can remember, with Alexei Ponikarovsky, Denis Grebeshkov, Teddy Purcell, Peter Mueller, Wojtek Wolski, Scott Walker, Lee Stempniak and Luca Caputi all posting points in their first games with their new team. But two of those cases in particular have caught my attention as they have :
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b) are likely available in most rotisserie leagues and even some keeper leagues.
I remember on Wednesday hearing the news that Jeff Halpern had been traded to Los Angeles and thinking that was a pretty nice depth pickup for the Kings. The talking heads on the various networks spent the next 20 minutes talking about the merits of having Mr. Halpern in the lineup before it was finally disclosed – as an afterthought – that Teddy Purcell went the other way in the deal.
When you're picking out dark horses in this business, you tend to get very excited over news that gives a six-point player a slim chance at becoming a 75-point player. So even though the odds are small that Purcell pans out, I became quite excited about this deal more than any other. I remember Dave Hodge on TSN going around the table with the other journalists having an informal fantasy hockey discussion about the traded players and which one would get the most points going forward that people would least expect. All I'm thinking is "Teddy Purcell. Teddy Purcell", but I'm also thinking – he won't even get a mention.
Sure enough, as Damian Cox, Steve Simmons and Michael Farber bounced around obvious names like Joe Corvo and Wojtek Wolski, I am reminded once again about why the hockey experts would get pummeled pretty badly in a fantasy league.
Here are the facts. Vincent Lecavalier has had a plethora of wingers this season. Often Alex Tanguay is there, and so is Steve Downie. However, nothing has worked consistently the way Martin St. Louis has clicked with Steven Stamkos. It goes without saying that a skilled winger that joins the team will be plunked on Lecavalier's line for a tryout. There are two possible results from this. One, the player fails and ends up with four or five points in 15 games to go with some healthy scratches. Two, the player succeeds, in which case you see 15 to 17 points in 20 games.
There is probably no grey area, it's going to be one or the other. If Purcell fails, it should not surprise given the more established names that have tried and fallen short. If he succeeds, however, he is the dark horse that leads all deadline-deal players in scoring. So far he has three points in two games and has indeed been playing with Lecavalier and Ryan Malone. Looking at that, the odds of success just inched upwards from "slim" to "not too bad"…
The other case that made my ears perk up was Peter Mueller to Colorado. Here is a player who I have been notoriously high on in terms of his upside, and yet he has regressed since his concussion during the 2008-09 campaign. It's a recipe for doom – you take one slumping player, throw in a new coach who wasn't around for the concussion that caused the slump, add several visits to the press box and stir thoroughly for 60 games. Voila! You have waiver fodder.
Now in Colorado, Mueller has left his post-concussion woes behind him and is flourishing under a coach who seems to take young players and make them NHL stars three years before their time. How Joe Sacco does it, I'll never know. But he's saved some of that pixie dust that he sprinkled on Chris Stewart, T.J. Galiardi, Matt Duchene, Ryan O'Reilly, Brandon Yip and Ryan Wilson and he dropped it over Mueller's head. Mueller has four points in three games with his new team and is clicking nicely with Duchene.
The outlook for Mr. Mueller has gone from dismal to very promising in an awful hurry and I think he'll be a 60-point player next campaign. Pretty bold, considering we've only seen three games. But if the Avs can do next season what they did this one, and not regress as a team, than Mueller will absolutely be a big part of that.


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Mike Tyson might not have been the greatest heavyweight champion in history, but he's definitely the most intellectual.
Asked to name his all-time favorite book, the retired boxer and all-around social phenomenon doesn't hesitate.
"The Count of Monte Cristo," Tyson says in that much-imitated voice. "Awesome. That's some real stuff right there."
False imprisonment.
Betrayal by supposed friends.
Escape, followed by a revenge tour.
The parallels to Tyson's own incredible life are many.
More recently Tyson, who will appear Saturday night at Seminole Coconut Creek Casino in his one-man show, "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth," has been reading about psychopaths.
He instantly saw himself in Kevin Dutton's recent release, "The Wisdom of Psychopaths: What Saints, Spies and Serial Killers Can Teach Us About Success."
"These psychopaths, they have a perfect memory," Tyson says. "That's the reason why they're so depressed and miserable. They're able to remember everything."
Tyson, who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has done plenty of things he'd prefer to forget, can relate.
"If you ever see a depressed person … they hold on to everything," he says. "They play with pictures all the time."
The trick, Tyson says, is to learn how to let go.
"Look at my wife," he says. "She has the worst memory in the world. She doesn't remember her middle name sometimes, but she's always happy. She makes me sick sometimes. She's too happy. Always laughing."
Remarried since 2009, Tyson wishes he could be more like the former Kiki Spicer, his third wife.
"I ask her how she does that, and she says you have to let it go," Tyson says. "Our minds want us to be mad and miserable. That's what we fight against. Me? I have too much going on."
Tyson, 46, could stand on that stage for two weeks straight and still not completely unburden himself.
One of our most compelling and controversial sports figures ever, Tyson didn't just burn through an estimated $300 million in career earnings.
He didn't just go to prison for three years on a rape conviction, didn't just throw away a chance at being the greatest heavyweight who ever lived, didn't just lose a 4-year-old daughter in a tragic accident.
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Kings of Turin and soon to be the Champions of Italy
Since the 1994/95 campaign, Torino have been searching for a victory against Juventus in this fixture. They hoped, on this occasion, that determination and defensive heart would impede their rivals in the Turin derby. Whilst Juventus were certainly contained for much of the 90 minutes, the fact that the Old Lady continues to play until the final whistle is the reason why she celebrated another victory on Sunday. And after winning 2-0 in her old stadium, she is one step closer to the Scudetto, needing only a draw against Palermo next week to celebrate domestic glory.
Determined to stay true to the 3-5-1-1 formation, Juventus were deployed rather differently than usual on the pitch. Whilst Kwadwo Asamoah tended to adopt a higher position on the field as a left wing-back, Stephan Lichtsteiner played much deeper than usual and it looked like the Bianconeri were playing with a four-man backline.
- Highlights: Torino 0-2 Juventus
- Serie A: Juventus on brink of title defence
Antonio Conte hoped his slight change in shape would be enough to neutralise Torino's winged attack and stop them from exploiting the power of their 4-2-4 shape. Whilst they attempted to make the most of every counter-attacking opportunity, the truth is the home side simply lacked the drive and courage to push forward in numbers, worrying more about their defensive stability.
As such, the Bianconeri pushed high up the pitch, with Arturo Vidal playing towards the left hand side as opposed to the right. With Alessio Cerci playing on the wing, it was thought the Chilean would be better at impeding the Granata's creative outlet, leaving Paul Pogba to take his place towards the right hand side of the pitch.
It took the Old Lady a short while to settle into her game. Defensively Torino looked capable whilst they appeared the more dangerous and determined team from the outset. However, just before the 20-minute mark, Conte's men began to apply more pressure, keeping better possession of the ball as they worked on constructing goal-scoring opportunities.
The only danger Torino posed came from the counter-attack and the skill of their wingers who benefitted from their pace and ability to evade their markers. Alessio Cerci in particular pushed forward but Giorgio Chiellini impressively restricted the amount of danger the player could pose rendering him incapable.
With the rain pouring, inaccuracy was very much the name of the game. Passes were either too short or wayward, whilst players continued to slip in their attempts to expose pockets of space. Asamoah failed to make the most of his opportunity to aid the attack, rarely managing to pierce the defence, whilst his ability to cheaply concede possession proved frustrating.
Despite Juventus' determination to attack in numbers, they lacked that final pass and were consistently halted in their quest to score a goal. Il Toro defended with heart with Kamil Glik in particular providing a mighty performance at the back. His hard work, alert play and insatiable appetite for restricting Mirko Vucinic's talent made him the perfect defender for the home side. Unfortunately, one too many needless fouls eventually saw him forced off the pitch after collecting two yellow cards.
After the break, the tempo of the game somewhat slowed down and the intensity vanished. For a moment it appeared both sides were comfortable with a draw.
However, once again, the Old Lady's concentration levels and ability to play until the final whistle saw them triumph. Vidal, who has scored all of Juve's recent goals, once again came through for his side as he struck the perfect goal to make it 1-0. There was simply nothing Ventura's side could do to stop it and it seemed awfully harsh on Torino. However, the mere strike was worthy of adulation and Juventus were 1-0 up and winning the game.
With Glik sent off, Torino were down to 10 and unable to defend correctly, allowing Claudio Marchisio, who had worked awfully hard throughout the game, the opportunity to grab Juve's second to seal maximum points for the Bianconeri. Once again, it was the midfield that had won the game for Conte, with Pogba putting in a sublime performance in the middle to ensure his side retained possession and were always capable of constructing attacking moves. He completed the most tackles and dribbles on the pitch and always looked to strike from distance.
It is Pogba's constant running that has forced his coach to alter the formation to ensure his integration within the starting line-up.
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Welcome to the Holiday Inn Utica - New Hartford, where our friendly staff will welcome you in to our home. The Holiday Inn Utica - New Hartford hotel is located in the Utica Business Park in New Hartford, just minutes from downtown and I-90 and 45 minutes from Syracuse International Airport. Corporate travelers appreciate our close proximity to Griffiss Busi...
Overall Rating - Good - 12 reviews
Good 8.0
Very clean, quiet and seems relatively new. service was good as well.
NoVery clean, quiet and seems relatively new. service was good as well. ... more
|Good - 129 reviews
Come here to work and relax. Or come here to relax and then get back to work. Our location grants you the unique opportunity to do both. Roll your dice at the Turning Stone Casino or ring your customers. Our Super 8 Oneida is accessible through major highways ie., I-90 and I-81. Nestled between Sylvan beach and NYS Fish Hatchery Super 8 Oneida is surrounded...
Overall Rating - Good - 129 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We liked everything about it.
Except the face there was some lady living there for a few weeks she has brought in plants and furniture, and the hotel put us right next to her. thats was wrong on so many levelsif i had to go back down and stay i would be sure to look them up again ... more
Okay 5.0
Room could have been cleaner... was dusty, dirty tables and night stands, and bathroom floor was dirty.
Was good for just a night.Breakfast was simple but stocked and clean. ... more
|Excellent - 455 reviews
When you stay at Turning Stone Resort And Casino in Verona, you'll be near the airport and within the vicinity of Utica Rome Speedway and Whisper Wind Equestrian Center. This 4-star resort is within the region of Oxbow Falls Park and Great Swamp Conservancy. Stay in one of 700 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet acce...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 455 reviews
|Excellent - 136 reviews
Located in Clinton, Hampton Inn and Suites New Hartford/Utica is in the suburbs and close to Sangertown Square and Utica College. This hotel is within the vicinity of Saranac Brewery and Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute. Make yourself at home in one of the 87 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveni...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 136 reviews
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Good furniture
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|Okay - 114 reviews
Welcome to Days Inn and Suites, Strategically located in the heart of the Oneida County Airport Business Park and within minutes of surrounding cities. We offer meeting space, a business center with copy service, free Wi-Fi Internet access, free large-vehicle parking, and a guest laundry. Come and sit down with us at our newly renovated Bar and Lounge or enj...
Overall Rating - Okay - 114 reviews
Okay 6.0
There was a nice TV in the room.
Real dingy. The rooms and common areas need to be cleaned and well lit.Pretty basic hotel. We checked in without issue. Went to room and had to wait while they finished cleaning. Took about 15 minutes. There was wall paper peeling really bad in one corner of the room. The TV and fridge worked. There was a lack of outlets. I had electronic to plug in and there were maybe 3 open spots in the two outlets in the room (one had a 6-way adapter). Hallway lights out and a non working ice machine. Continental breakfast was standard, but people kept having to ask for refills on items. No one was watching it to keep it cleaned and orderly. Got what I paid for even though I had to use my own screw driver to secure the door latch as it was loose. ... more
Excellent 10.0
The staff was awesome. The hotel could be updated, but overall fantastic!!
Not at all. Was a bit dingy, but not really important.Staff was great, housekeeping was even willingto help.my mom in her wheelchair. Breakfast was appropriate. Overall great other than dingy decor. ... more
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Overall Rating - Okay - 46 reviews
Okay 6.0
Beds were comfortable.
Staff not as friendly as an average hotel... more
Mediocre 4.0
It was clean.
The location wasn't the greatest, but the price was right.... more
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This hotel features a complimentary breakfast buffet served weekday mornings and free wireless internet service throughout the hotel. Additional amenities include the Garden Grille Restaurant and the Encore Lounge as well as a large fitness center, indoor pool, and whirlpool. 162 well appointed guest rooms offer refrigerators, sleep number beds, hair dryers...
Overall Rating - Good - 70 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Clean, professional feel to it. Loved and needed the fridge. plenty of blankets cozy linen..
Sleep number is not necessary, mine didn't work, so it seemed like my bed was broken, but I slept well.Perfect ... more
Good 8.0
the room service staff
confusion on parking cost and being double charged after booking through priceline... more
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Located just one half mile from I-90, the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Utica is the newest hotel in the area, and is the epitome of convenience. We are located next door to Utica's famous Delmonico's Italian Steakhouse, and our guests can enjoy our patio with a firepit and grill overlooking the Harbor Point Waterfront. We're located less than a mile from Uti...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 13 reviews
Excellent 10.0
New, clean, comfortable bed, very good breakfast.
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Excellent 10.0
The staff was outstandingly helpful!Everything was very good! Staff was very accommodating and helpful! ... more
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When you stay at Rosemont Inn Bed and Breakfast in Utica, you'll be in the historical district and convenient to Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute and Stanley Theater. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Utica Zoo and Utica Memorial Auditorium. Make yourself at home in one of the 7 air-conditioned rooms featuring CD players. Conveniences i...
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The brand new luxurious La Quinta Inn & Suites Verona, NY Hotel is located in the heart of the Utica-Rome Region and the gateway to the Adirondack Mountains. We are directly across from the award winning Turning Stone Casino, and 4 miles from Vernon Downs Race Track. Our location is perfect hotel for business travelers visiting Griffiss Business and Tec...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 194 reviews
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This hotel is clean and charming and within walking distance of downtown Rome and area restaurants. King business rooms have sofa beds and desks. Pet friendly hotel. Free local calls. It is within walking distance of Downtown Rome and area restaurants and shopping. The hotel is located just 2 miles from Griffiss Air Base and Technology Park, Oneida and Mohaw...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 80 reviews
Poor 1.0
was suppose be a non smoking room and was not, toilet was broken-requested it be fixed and no on ever came to fix it.... more
Mediocre 4.0
The location was perfect for where I needed to go.
The overall lackluster condition of the room.The location was right, the price were right and the people seemed friendly, but it pretty much ends there. The room was clean. However, the wall paint was of poor quality. The sprinkler fixtures were covered in grime. The carpet was peeling up and there were spots all over the floor. The fixtures in the bathroom were worn out, very outdated and in need of replacement. I am a muscular person and had to slam the door to get it to close properly. It suited my individual needs, but I would not purposely bring anyone else there. ... more
|Good - 14 reviews
When you stay at Vernon Downs Casino and Hotel in Vernon, you'll be minutes from Utica Rome Speedway. This casino hotel is within the region of Hamilton College and Fort Stanwix. Make yourself at home in one of the 173 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conv...
Overall Rating - Good - 14 reviews
Okay 6.0
Price was good for value.
Check in was disorganized. Arrived at 3pm and told to wait 10 minutes which turned into 30 minutes. Everyone was just standing around in lobby so made us all feel awkward as to who should go first to check in.Stayed 3 nights and asked for a 12 o'clock check out versus 11 and they refused. ... more
Okay 5.0
No hot water....manager never called me back... I made three attempts..... more
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What could possibly be going on in Utica? We hear it often and to that we respond…..Everything! Utica is in the center of New York state which makes it a perfect stopping point for many. You'll find world-class entertainment, restaurants to suit your taste, events and activities for kids and couples, golfers and gamers, history buffs and art lovers, fi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 782 reviews
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Excellent 10.0
Clean, clean, clean!! No bad, icky smells; love the laminate floors in the rooms. It makes a difference. Bathroom was immaculate. Excellent value.
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Excellent 10.0
The room was very clean and and well equipped with fridge, microwave, small coffee maker, safe and free internet. It was close to restaurants and an excellent value for short stays.
I was in an enjoining room so neighbours could be heard with little soundproofing.... more
|Good - 177 reviews
The Quality Inn Rome is located only minutes from the Turning Stone Casino and has easy access to the NYS Thruway. The hotel offers a 24-hour restaurant, outdoor pool and business center. Each room is equipped with free high-speed Internet, microwave, refrigerator, hair dryer, iron and coffee maker. Come stay with us and try our new bedding. Pet accommodatio...
Overall Rating - Good - 177 reviews
Good 8.0
Staff was informed and responsive.Great location. Physical plants needs some refreshment. Some of the furniture should be replaced, but most was quite good (bed, recliners were very good... wooden desk chair and table should be replaced.) ... more
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It was clean and a good location, for what we needed.
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SABMiller announces that it will not proceed with its voluntary offer of HK$4.30 for shares in Harbin Brewery and that it will accept the offer of HK$5.58 that Anheuser-Busch ("AB") has announced it will be making for shares in Harbin Brewery.
AB will pay SABMiller US$211 million and the Company will realise a substantial profit over the price it paid to purchase the stake in Harbin Brewery in July 2003. SABMiller believes that the offer price by AB of HK$5.58 more than fully values the potential of the company and it is in the best interests of SABMiller and its shareholders to accept.
SABMiller has made clear since announcing its offer for Harbin Brewery that Harbin Brewery could benefit from becoming a part of SABMiller's China strategy through the potential synergies to be derived by aligning Harbin Brewery with its interest in China Resources Breweries. However, it had also indicated that Harbin Brewery was not an essential asset at any price.
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I am a karaoke freak and when I came here, my freak got a little bit larger. Not only is their food insanely delicious, but every Tuesday night you can sing karaoke live!!! That's right! Be the front man/woman to the rockin' Rock 'N Twang Live Band! I love NYC, because you can hop into places like these and be in the south.
Finger licking good fried chicken served up in a casual atmosphere. Long lines are worth the wait, especially when you're craving something deep fried and delicious.
A tribute to the great barbecues of the Texas hill country in general, and Kreuz Market in particular, this spectacularly big opereration is actually better than many of its models (though not the best of them.) The sides are lame, and the brisket sometimes too fatty, but almost everything is redolent of post oak and perfectly seasoned. Look out especially for the fantastic cheese and jalapeno sausage imported directly from Kreuz's.
Mediocre at best – The pitmaster special left me wanting more BBQ, the food was not worth the calories. I love eating, but if it isn't good, it isn't worth it.
The mac n cheese was dry, the white bread reminds me of wonder bread, the chicken was ok, the ribs ok, the brisket lean and moist was ok.
The cutlery was disgusting and the meat cutter always cuts heavy, we ordered 1/4lb and got 1/2 lb on our brisket and the ribs were also heavy.
MEH! Will not go back. There has to be way better BBQ in NYC.
Great food! – I love going to this place but I have noticed a few things after repeated visits.
Some hosts/hostesses always have the warmest smiles and the others always look miserable. Same goes for the bartenders. I won't sit and eat at the bar if certain bartenders are working (and I'm eating alone).
The brisket (moist) is amazing as well as the pork spare ribs. The mac n cheese is a little different than your standard but tasty nonetheless.
Costs add up quickly depending on what you order – Came here for lunch recently. The meat by the pound was expensive, I thought. The brisket was tender and moist. We also ordered the bbq beef sandwich special which comes with choice of sides and drink. It was more than enough for lunch. The green bean side was too mushy for my taste. I couldn't finish my lemonade so I took it to go. The lady behind the bar topped it up for me. Sweet!
not so great – I had a first date here a few weeks ago and what a mistake. Messy and loud, loud music. The chicken was ok but not great, I care about what I put into my body and the sauce has a lot of sugar in it. My date had ribs which he said was ok but not the best he's had. I won't go back, there are better places.
Nice Attempt at Authentic BBQ, but... – I am a BBQ fan and have always wanted to try this restaurant after reading all the good reviews. The opportunity finally arose earlier this week and just my luck - Monday is all you can eat for $25!
The atmosphere is western-ish, a lot of exposed, weathered wood and brick adorned with simple, framed black and white photographs with a scattering of chalk boards advertising menu items, etc. It was nice, definitely a change from the usual NYC restaurant atmosphere. Music - a bit on the loud side, be prepared to speak loudly to each other in order to hold a conversation.
The special advertised all you can eat for $25 pp but, upon closer reading of the menu, it turns out that the most popular sides such as Mac-n-Cheese, collard greens, Chili, and baked beans are $2 ea. extra. Everyone at the table has to order the special (to prevent the other guests from taking advantage of an unlimited procession of beef and pork products without paying for it. The food arrives on a big tray lined with red paper, very similar to the way BBQ is served in many Texas restaurants with the sides in small cups.
Digging into the selections that comes with the special (ribs,brisket, and chicken) I immediately noticed that they were dry. There was no moistness to the meats, only the chicken was on the juicy side. You could tell that the flavor was there, the smokiness of the ribs were apparent, but damn, why was it so dry? Did they pre-cook everything too early in the day and let it sit until it became that way? Subsequent orders of ribs and brisket did not see a change, they were still dry. I found myself reaching for the BBQ sauce over and over to help remedy the situation. Pity, as I stated you could tell the flavor was there, trying to make it's way out but either the overcooking or the pre-cooking/wait prevented that from happening.
Dessert - the bourbon pecan pie arrived in a tart-sized dish, a bit on the smallish side for the $6 charge, and the red velvet cupcake at $4.50 was slightly larger than a Hostess Cupcake, but as was with the food, it too was dry.
Our waitress was very attentive; she had a cheerful way about her which was nice. Our subsequent orders of BBQ came relatively quickly, in their own separate paper boats (that is what you eat on BTW, a larger version of the paper boat you get with some fast food fries such as Nathans).
Overall - an OK experience, but I will give this place another go since, as I had stated, the flavors were there. Perhaps Monday and All-You-Can-Eat night is not the way to go, will keep my fingers crossed for moist and juicy BBQ meal the next time around.
Great BBQ in New York – One of my favorite places to go in the city. I go there usually for birthdays and other special occasions. The food is great the service is always good.
Hill country is very busy so i would recommend getting there around 6:30. When you enter the place you will be seated and be given a meal ticket. The meal ticket is your check they mark your food and drinks and you give it to a cashier when you leave. DO NOT LOSE the meal ticket because it they will charge you 50 buck and then they will figure out your tab.
THey have several choices of beef, pork, a chicken. I would reccommend the moist brisket and pork ribs. THey sides are very good usually a german potato salad, beans, or mac and cheese (the best i have ever had).
The atmosphere is good everyone there is friendly and will tell you their recommendation.
Alot of people complain about the system to order and its actually a pretty good system. By having customers get the food themselves it is less hectic and the waiting staff is really only there to serve drinks to people downstairs when a live show occurs. Also this food is NOT healthy and i have seen alot of people complain about that. You have to realize that it is fattening and it is pretty pricy this is not a once a week place more like two or three times a year. Keep that in mind.
Bottom line is if you want good BBQ and have fun with your friends go to Hill and Country
Amazing Ribs & Side dishes – I invited my two other friends as well as my boyfriend and we went for the Sunday Dinner Special, which is $20/person that comes with 1/4 chicken, 1 beef rib, 1 baby back rib, 1/4 lb of beef brisket and 2 small sides as well as a selection of dessert.
So we went and got 4 orders of that, which means we got to try pretty much all the sides and all the desserts! We got the sweet potato bourbon mash, mac and cheese, collared green with bacon, chili, baked bean, potato salad, and corn pudding!
Man we are so stuffed after we had so much meat. The cow rib is absolutely juicy and flavorful. Baby back rib is great too. The brisket I tried is not as tender as I wanted it to be but still good. I couldn't even touch my chicken.
As for the sides, I think my favorite is collared green, sweet potato mash and mac and cheese. I think their chilli is a little too greasy.
As for desserts, we got the pecan pie, PB&J cupcake, German chocolate cake and Oreo ice cream. I like every single one but the cupcake is not very moist. It tastes more like a regular sponge cake in PB&J flavor.
I think all my male friends are ready to come back here for more meat fest!!!
Good sides, bad chicken – The "market chicken" was awful, but the pinto bean and mashed sweet potato sides were very good (though kind of small for $4.50 each). I think the chicken was just way too industrially-raised, rather than cooked wrong. The texture was just awful. Not that I was thrilled with the sauce either; Famous Dave's and Brother Jimmy's have much better bbq sauce. Also, I only picked this place because they said that they would have the Country Music Awards on with sound at the bar, and the speakers were apparently not hooked up. The bartender and hostess tried their best to get the sound to work, but no luck. Either way, I dated a southerner for a while and now I look for pulled chicken and pulled pork at bbq restaurants, and this place had neither, but I sure hope the other meats are better than the market chicken because it was just unacceptable.
Good meat – My husband and I are big BBQ fans, so we decided to try this place out. The setup was cafeteria style where you stand in line in the "meat station" and the "sides station" to order your food, and you order only drinks from your server. The line was quite long when we went, but I can see how efficient this set up can be. We ordered basically one of everything: most brisket, pork ribs, beef ribs, pulled pork (and I forget what else). Some of the meat was a little salty for me, but it was really good. And I'm a big sides gal, so we got 4 different sides: the baked beans are really good, but the "famous" mac and cheese was not so good (Brother Jimmy's is WAY better). All in all, a very good experience, and even though we ordered enough for 4 people (we had a TON of leftovers), our check was very reasonable. Would definitely go back.
Everyone's Top 10 List – It's tough to know where to go for BBQ in NYC. I think the problem might be as New Yorkers we're not raised on BBQ to really know the difference between good and great. I've been to most of the Top 10 places in the city for BBQ and would say the ribs at Hill Country deserve to be on that list. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable about ribs and brisket and very friendly...and you definitely feel like you're in a real "BBQ joint" with their atmosphere. I would go to Hill Country again. Their BBQ is definitely above average for the city. My only complaint is that the brisket was a little too fatty for my taste...but what do I know, I'm not from Texas, KC or Memphis. You wanna talk pizza, you talk to a New Yorker.
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