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A movie for everyone – 20.11.14November 13th, 2014 by Asaf
Believe it or not, there are other films to watch this weekend other than "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1". Really. Just watch the list below and maybe you'll find something better suited for you and your viewing partner this weekend.
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November's FinestNovember 5th, 2014 by Asaf_and _Barak
In case you haven't noticed, November is already here which means it's time to see what's worth seeing this month. Some major blockbusters are heading our way plus Oscar wannabe contenders. On the TV section we have Lilyhammer in a new season plus Katherine Heigl is back for another round on TV. Let's see who are Novembers' finest!
Interstellar – For those looking for futuristic and stylized adventures.
Foxcatcher – for those looking for critically acclaimed, tense, sport-dramas.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 – for those can't wait to see how this exciting and suspenseful adventure continues.
The Imitation Game - For those fascinated with WW2 and its' backstage heroes.
Horrible Bosses 2 – for anyone who ever fantasized about getting even with his obnoxious boss.
TV shows:
Olive Kitteridge – For fans of powerful dramas with a strong female presence.
The Game – For people who enjoy clever, atmospheric and maybe slow burning espionage plots.
The Missing – For anyone who liked Taken, but thought it needed a lot more drama and less action.
State of Affairs – For people that enjoy suspenseful political dramas.
Lilyhammer – For the many fans of the show who enjoyed the 1st 2 seasons, and for people who missed this brilliant show and want to join fashionably late.
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Octobers' Finest!September 28th, 2014 by Asaf_and _Barak
It's October, the 10th month of the year and we've got 10 recommendations for you! We've got 5 movies and 5 TV shows for you to try. You'll cry, you'll laugh, you'll get excited and you'll experience all possible human emotions! Well, maybe that's a bit stretching it but you'll definitely be entertained… Ready? These are October's Finest!
Gone Girl – For those looking for critically acclaimed psychological thrillers.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day – For those looking for fun family outing.
Fury – For those looking for a seriously rough boys' night.
Ouija – For teens looking for a scary night.
Nightcrawler – For those looking for a clever biting crime thriller.
TV shows:
Survivor's Remorse – For people who are looking for the next best sports' comedy after Arliss.
Kingdom – For anyone who's looking for a hard hitting drama.
The Affair – For people who are in an open relationship with their current TV series and are looking to add a new one to their life.
Marry Me – For people who are afraid of commitment but are willing to commit to this new sitcom.
Mike Tyson Mysteries – For fans of Scooby-Doo and Mike Tyson.
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September's Finest!August 31st, 2014 by Asaf_and _Barak
Remember remember the 1st of September! For it marks the end of blockbuster season! For it marks the beginning of the end of summer! For it marks the date of our monthly blog about the best TV shows and movies coming at you this month! 8 TV shows, 8 movies. Let's dance – These are Septembers' Finest!
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August's Finest!July 29th, 2014 by Asaf_and _Barak
As we all know, Summer is the blockbuster season. The films with the biggest budget, biggest special effects and biggest marketing campaigns. This month we decided to pay more attention to the smaller budget films that might slip under you radar. Some of which only come out on limited release but you can mark them on your wish list for the future. For all you TV fans out there, check out the section below with all the whos and whats that are coming soon. So here we go, this is August's Finest!
Calvary – for fans of the McDonagh brothers.
What If – Perfect for date night.
Frank – For people looking for offbeat comedies.
Love is Strange – For those looking for a sincere and bittersweet drama.
The Congress – For those looking to bend their minds.
TV Shows:
Hell on Wheels – For people who still remember the show exists.
Partners – For people who are looking for an edgy and funny courtroom comedy and don't think that Rake fits that description.
Black Jesus – For fans of silly and irreverent humor.
The Knick – For everyone who misses House M.D.
Outlander – Starz new show aims mainly for young women, but also for everyone who loved Camelot (which was also made by Starz) and the movie The Time Travelers' Wife.
Legends – For everyone that still didn't give up on the opportunity of seeing Sean Bean survive an entire movie or TV series.
BoJack Horseman – For anyone who's been waiting for a good talking horse role since Mister Ed ended in 1966…
Intruders– For people who are looking for a mind bending mystery that isn't The Leftovers.
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Digital brand builder Paul Barron stood in front of social media aficionados and restaurant and hospitality industry folks in Lola's Room, above the Crystal Ballroom. He surveyed the crowd that included award-winning Tweeters and social media brand developers, there to attend a talk hosted by the Social Media Club of Portland.
"Media as we know it is over," Barron said.
Barron, who runs DigitalCoCo, described the wave of the future, in Web Era 4. He explained that too much focus is being put on the here and now with social media, when really we need to be one step ahead to prepare for the future of the web.
"Experts say 'Just engage your customers,' but [social media] is about so much more," said Barron. "It's really about understanding the customer."
The social web is controlled by bloggers and new media experts, but soon that control will shift. Consumers want you to understand who they are, Barron explained.
"If we don't get into engaged content components, that is what we will miss," Barron said.
Barron referenced the recent Old Spice campaign by Wieden+Kennedy as an example of branded entertainment, a step in the right direction but still not quite engaged content. "We need to engage on the next level," Barron said.
A video that Barron showed as an example of preliminary engaged content was the "Every Life Has a Story" video by Chick-fil-A.
Barron also gave the audience homework of five books to learn more on the subject.
The Social Media Club of Portland also reached out to find a local Portland hospitality or restaurant business that was ahead of the curve in regard to engaging customers through social media. The winner was the Jupiter Hotel. They have created an iconic brand maven out of Jupiter Lily, a mannequin that resides in the hotel's lobby. Jupiter Lily tweets updates that often include cheeky sexual innuendos. She also stars in the hotel's monthly e-mail blast that features a comic book-style story. The hotel's innovative use of social media has garnered them a loyal following who appreciate the change from typical business tweets that may just tell them about room rates or special deals.
That style may not work for every business out there, but there are lessons to be learned from its success.
Emma Hall is web editor for Oregon Business.
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The Toronto stock market closed lower Wednesday, pulled down in part by energy stocks ahead of a key OPEC meeting.
The International Monetary Fund issued a warning Wednesday that a hot housing market and mounting household debt represent key domestic risks to Canada's economic growth.
A Canadian pipeline company will no longer work with a controversial U.S. public relations firm on the Energy East proposal after leaked documents raised concerns about suggested tactics.
Home ownership became more affordable in Canada in the third quarter despite a broad spike in home prices, according to the latest survey by RBC Economics.
U.S. consumers and businesses spent cautiously last month, a sign that strong growth during the spring and summer may decelerate in the final three months of the year.
A new research paper for the C.D. Howe Institute says Canada can help combat rising income inequality by taxing people separately for their paycheque and investment income.
Canada's Internet market is already highly competitive and should not be regulated further, says one of the country's largest players.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ The Kansas House has approved the 2015 budget for the Department of Corrections, authorizing more than $390 million for state prisons and programs.
The bill passed 79-41 on Thursday, sending the measure to the Senate and restoring the funding that was vetoed last year by Gov. Sam Brownback.
The spending covers the fiscal year beginning July 1 and includes funding for additional corrections officers and increased health care costs.
Lawmakers amended the bill Wednesday to place restrictions on where the Department of Corrections could locate parole offices.
The restrictions were prompted by the agency's plan to open a parole office next door to a daycare center in Kansas City, Kan. Parents and city officials have protested, saying they don't want convicted sex offenders visiting an office so close to children.
The state Senate is working on its own version of a prisons budget.
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Former Cardinal Karlos Dansby responds to Darnell Dockett's comments
Last week, Darnell Dockett spoke of his disappointment that Karlos Dansby left Arizona for Cleveland.
"He chased the money," he said. "I've got a lot of respect for our guy that left, I love him like a brother. But we were one or two pieces away from really making a lot of noise."
Dockett added that he felt like Dansby, who accepted a four-year, $24 million deal from the Browns (with $14 million guaranteed), chose money over a chance at a championship ring.
Wednesday, Dansby responded.
#browns lb karlos dansby on cardinals dockett saying dansby grabbed the money: "I feel he doesn't believe in the guys in his locker room"— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) April 30, 2014
#browns lb dansby on former #cards teammate dockett saying he grabbed the money: "I can't stoop to his level and go down that road w/ him."— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) April 30, 2014
Though Dockett's stance is certainly understandable, as the team would have been better with Dansby than it will be without him, it's hard to fault him for what he did. Football careers are very short, and this was likely the last lucrative contract of the linebacker's career.
Now, did he cost himself a shot at a Super Bowl by leaving Arizona? Maybe, as the Cardinals won 10 games last season and appear to be on the rise while the Browns earned just four victories and don't appear to be particularly close to a playoff spot. However, time has proven that teams can rise from the scrap heap when little is expected, and with Dansby on board the Browns may be the next to do so.
You know, like the Cardinals in 2013.
According to Cleveland.com's Tom Reed, Dansby said that's one of the reasons why he went to Cleveland. When asked if his new team can win more than his old team, the linebacker was emphatic.
"Hell, yes," he said. "And, we have enough firepower to do it. That's why I came here."
Time will tell if that is the case, as there are still months to go before the regular season kicks off. In the meantime, it's likely this war of words will settle down, though that doesn't mean its impact won't continue to be felt.
"He don't know me and that's what he showed (with those comments)," Dansby said. "The 11 years we've been around each other he don't know me."
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Game On! Sports Schedule for February 22-24, 2013
It's not often the NHL can take center stage in the middle of an otherwise dreary February weekend, but the Chicago Blackhawks are making sure that's exactly the case.
It's not often the NHL can take center stage in the middle of an otherwise dreary February weekend, but the Chicago Blackhawks are making sure that's exactly the case.
Zack Greinke and Josh Hamilton were the big-ticket items in free agency this winter, but the intrigue belonged to Melky Cabrera. How would his dismissal from the World Champion San Francisco Giants, and his suspension for performance enhancing drugs, impact his contract? He would leave money on the table because of his actions, but how much? How much were PEDs contributing to his performance? I'll address some of those questions, but first, some backstory:
An interactive NASCAR race and the NBA All-Star Game are the best offerings on a light sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:
The first official look at Bungie's new video game franchise will be unveiled on Feb. 17th.
2013's big summer Pixar movie is 'Monsters University,' the prequel to their hit 'Monsters Inc.,' and a film that we're a little nervous about. Some Pixar sequels are good ('Toy Story 2' and '3' come to mind), but then there's 'Cars 2.' But a new featurette gives us a little more information about the plot, and yeah, it sounds a little bit like 'Revenge of the Nerds.'
Interesting NBA games and college basketball clashes highlight the first weekend without football since late August. Here's what to watch this weekend:
Though it may only be the end of January, and it may feel like another big movie season is wrapping up, we're only three months away from the start of the summer season, which means we're nearly ninety days out from 'Iron Man 3.' Which means the advertising blitz is about to start, and now there's a great new poster for the film to coincide with the new Super Bowl spot.
The Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers will meet in Super Bowl XLVII at the Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday to decide which team gets to hoist the Lombardi Trophy as the champions of the National Football League.
This weekend, a classic fairy tale gets a modern twist, one of the biggest casts we've ever heard of assembles, and Jason Statham does his Jason Statham thing. Fantasy-action, comedy and Jason Statham (who is his own genre) provide a nice range of choices at theaters
You probably don't need much convincing to see 'A Good Day to Die Hard,' the latest entry in the 'Die Hard' franchise featuring Bruce Willis reprising the iconic role of bad-ass John McClane -- but we've got a ton of new images anyway!


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There's one thing I noticed while playing The Last Resort - in some cases (seemingly independent of the location), there are random pops in the speech. It doesn't seem to affect the music or the sound, only the speech.
I know these problems are usually remedied by lowering the graphics settings - I couldn't really try that as the pops are not reproduceable. Is it possible that my desktop VGA (9600GT) isn't strong enough to handle level 9? There was no such problem with Fright of the Bumblebees, not once.


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Crisis continues traditional IT accounting for more than half of the market and closed in 2012 to -4.0%; TLC showed a decline of 3.5%. But in the Global Digital Market growing segments related to the web and to mobile, and as infrastructure: + 69.1% tablet, smartphone + 38.9%, + 31.9% Smart TV, Internet of Things + 18%, + eReaders 16.5%, which as content + 7.2%, of which 84.6% + e-books, music + 29%, + 13.4% online publishing, software and application solutions + 2.4%. These are the key findings in the advance of the submission of the report Assinform for the year 2013 relating to the ICT market Italian and continental.
The survey data confirm that, in the face of a real economy in the world in 2012 grew by 3.2% over the previous year, the digital economy, marched at the rate of +5.2 %, reaching to cover almost 6% of world GDP. In Europe, the average rate of growth of the digital economy stood at 0.6%, but the weight of the digital economy is now 6.8% of European GDP. At the same time, in Italy the real economy declined by 2.4%, while the Global Digital Market, which represents 4.9% of the national GDP with a value of 68.141 million euro, recorded a dynamic - 1.8%. This trend, although less dynamic than in the previous year (-2.1% in 2011/10), please report the crisis of traditional ICT services (-4.7%), representing in value more than half of the market, which opposes the growth of digital content and advertising (+ 7.2%) and the software and ICT solutions (+ 2.4%).
If the scenario does not change, in 2013 the Global Digital Market is expected to fall -3.6% and It's - 5.8%; if action is taken to initiate a structural change of the framework: Digital Agenda, delayed payments of the PA, corporate loans, tax credits, incentives for innovation, the GDM will start reversing at -1.5% .Internet, the cabinet, the 'economics of social networks are rapidly transforming the world, pushing investments to open new horizons in technology and applications, creating new opportunities for growth in those countries, those sectors of the economy, those companies that accept the challenge of change through digital innovation. Even in Italy the pressure of technological change is having a positive impact on segments related to the web and to mobile. Development of digital content and online advertising, the software segment and new ICT solutions, music and publishing online, the boom in smartphones, eReaders and tablets and innovative services associated with them, show not only that these segments are not affected of the crisis, but they are already in the Italian economy, growing on average by 7.5% and contributing to significant changes in consumption patterns and business. But this is happening in a national context still very sensitive to innovation, in which each firm for new investment represents a real hazard, so that best practices are not isolated phenomena and acquire the necessary size to affect the negative trends and to compensate for the traditional IT crisis.


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Tagg GPS Dog Tracker
Doggies don't give a crap about how they look, let alone where they are. As long as they're knee deep in no good, or simply sleeping under the shadow of a tree on a hot summer's day, they couldn't be happier. However, owners might have something to say about that, and if you've ever lost your pooch or feline you know the experience can be heart wrenching.
The Tagg pet tracker is a small device that attaches to your pet's collar. Using a built-in GPS chip it relays the location of your pet by simply logging into the company's website. In the event fido has a tendency to run wild, as in beyond his confines, you can setup a zone notification, otherwise known as a "geofence," which initiates an alert by text and email indicating his whereabouts. Each Tagg tracker has a battery life that is good for up to 30 days and it will automatically notify you by text and email when it needs to be charged. They're water resistant, so inclement weather should be a non issue, though we don't know what would happen if Rex took a dive in the local pond.
Tagg sells a master kit, which includes the tracker, a battery charger, USB and AC plug and one year of service for $199.95. Each subsequent year of service costs $59.95 and if you buy more than one Tagg tracker, without a charging station, the price drops to $139.95, or $149.95 if you opt for a colored version.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- A St. Louis man must pay more than $110,000 in restitution for participating in a cyberattack on a Koch Industries subsidiary.
Twenty-two-year-old Christopher Sudlik also was sentenced in federal court Wednesday to three years probation and 60 hours of community service.
Sudlik previously pleaded guilty to participating along with members of the online hacker group Anonymous in attacking the Angel Soft bathroom tissue website in February and March 2011.
Angel Soft is a subsidiary of Koch, the intended target of the attack.
U.S. Attorney James Santelle says Sudlik and others tried to flood the Angel Soft server, based in Green Bay, with traffic to disrupt the website's service.
Koch lost several hundred thousand dollars as a result of the continuous attacks on several of its network servers over three days.
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Clifton Scott, 79, of Stewartstown was killed after his off-highway recreational vehicle rolled off a downhill turn on the Dixville Peaks Trail in Dixville on Saturday afternoon.
Rescue workers attempted life-saving measures. Police said Scott was wearing a helmet. Alcohol does not appear to be a factor.
Just over an hour earlier, David Howe, 40, of Colebrook was killed when his ATV rolled over on South Hill Road. That crash is under investigation by Colebrook police.
Colebrook Fire and Rescue workers and 45th Parallel EMS crews responded to both accidents.
A Wakefield, Mass., teen was transported to Beth Israel Hospital in Boston Saturday evening suffering from serious injuries after hitting a tree in Brentwood with his dirt bike. He was thrown from the vehicle at 5:20 p.m. The accident occurred on a private course in the woods off Route 125 in Brentwood.
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BOISE — A South Dakota man is trying to convince a skeptical mix of hops farmers, food-freezing companies and brewers that he has a way to a produce a tastier beer.
The Idaho Business Review reports that Steve Polley through his company Dakota Hops wants to become a distributor of frozen hops grown in southwestern Idaho.
"It's almost as if no one had ever tried freezing a hop," said Polley.
Idaho produces about 8 percent of the total U.S. yield, according to the USDA's 2011 national hops report.
Polley said freezing the hops will preserve more flavor for breweries and result in a higher quality beer. He's been working with the Deschutes Brewery in Oregon to test his hops on some different batches.
But farmers say they're concerned freezing will turn the hops mushy.
"I'm not going to bad-mouth them and say it won't ever work," said Diane Hass, a hops grower at Gooding Farms near Parma. "Maybe it will, but they have a lot of proving to do."
Food processing specialist Jeff Kronenberg at Boise State University said higher-quality freezing using liquid nitrogen could work, but commercial freezer owners will likely be unwilling to bring in aromatic hops that could taint other food.
"Liquid nitrogen is very expensive," Kronenberg said. "It is the highest-quality freezing technology. It is used on really fragile foods, like strawberries."
Polley said Dakota Hops has used some liquid nitrogen freezing at a 20-acre organic hops farm near Wilder. But he said they don't have the ability to freeze and package enough hops to make it profitable.
The last step in the process is to find a buyer for frozen hops. Besides the Deschutes Brewery, he's trying to find other breweries open to the idea of using frozen hops.
"I know we have a very long learning curve in convincing the hop (growing) people this will work, but we will have an easier time convincing the brewery people," Polley said.
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I'm assuming this is US only. Damn.
Posted by Jack Bauer on April 14, 2006 at 12:02 PM (CDT)
I don't know about this one, but the last contests we've had at least one overseas winner. (Belguim)
Try anyway, and if it is US only and you win.. give them my info ;)
I'll be there. That TuneCenter dock is HOT. And that survival kit has a ton of cool stuff.
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on April 14, 2006 at 12:32 PM (CDT)
Is there an age limit?
Posted by TheDeepThought42 on April 14, 2006 at 1:47 PM (CDT)
5:00 p.m. PT/8:00 p.m. ET.
For those in the UK that's 1:00 a.m. BST - another late night!
Posted by Bob Levens in UK on April 14, 2006 at 3:11 PM (CDT)
No age limit.
Although to give out your info online at any site, you should be 13+ or have your parents permission. But AFAIK, iLounge didn't check any of that :)
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on April 14, 2006 at 4:40 PM (CDT)
can people who have already won something from ilounge win this contest to?
Posted by Jill on April 14, 2006 at 8:59 PM (CDT)
How do I know when is PT (pacific time) and ET (eastern time)? I live in Thailand and it's +7.0 GMT. So when is 5:00pm PT for me? Can anyone help?
Posted by hoho on April 15, 2006 at 2:46 AM (CDT)
Yes, if you were a previous winner you can still take part.
According to the Time Zone Converter 5.00PM PT is 7.00AM in Bangkok - so looks like an early rise for you!
Posted by Bob Levens in UK on April 15, 2006 at 8:46 AM (CDT)
I'll probably skip this one people, good luck ;)
(though I do want the iFM, don't really care about the rest <.<)
Posted by Robust on April 15, 2006 at 4:54 PM (CDT)
what do you do when it doesnt let you upate you ipod?
Posted by katherine on April 16, 2006 at 4:25 AM (CDT)
iPod trivia? How can I lose? lol
Posted by Jake on April 16, 2006 at 11:15 AM (CDT)
So with the EarThumps, do we get one black one and one white one?
And why the age limit? I guess I'll have to get my father to play for me…
Posted by dansgil on April 16, 2006 at 3:53 PM (CDT)
Have you double checked the age limit yet?
Would it be possible to play and if I win just have you ship the product to my father or something?
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on April 16, 2006 at 8:52 PM (CDT)
That is probably the way we will have to do it - for under 18's if you win, get parent/guardian to email delivery details.
Posted by Bob Levens in UK on April 17, 2006 at 4:43 AM (CDT)
Alright, that works just as well. I'd have no problem getting my parents to do that.
Thanks Bob :)
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on April 17, 2006 at 1:29 PM (CDT)
Okay, I guess I'll just get my parents to send the email…if I win…
Posted by dansgil on April 17, 2006 at 1:36 PM (CDT)
They've also said ETAs for the TuneCenter,
TuneCenter (regular) to launch in May
TuneCenter Pro to launch in mid-June
Their internet is messed up, so they are all sharing the same IRC nick, and also the replys are coming in really slow for some reason. Poor Jeremy :) Doing a good job though.
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on April 17, 2006 at 8:15 PM (CDT)
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Did you ever just try and place mother on top of hot water tank. The tank stays warm and you get some heat from the vent off the top. I did this in Calgary with 2quart jars and had PLENTY.
at work i used the top of the fridge which was very warm.
I put mine in a cupboard above the fridge and it seems to work great. Even in winter. Althought I did a lot more kefir before the KT, but it seems to be working the same.
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I took my own advice (and Modcloth's) and used bias binding as an embellishment. I quite like the effect!
After thinking about it for a few minutes I managed to figure out how to attach everything to everything without leaving raw edges. I just LOVE figuring stuff out! The bias strips are still a little stiff from the STARCH which makes the sleeve look a little wonky but other than that I LOVE the way it turned out!
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BethanyBethany Christian Academy
6719 Nw 23rd St
Bethany, OK, 73008
(405)787-6246(Church of God)49 students | Gr. 1-12
BethanyBethany Montessori Preschool A
2201 N Rockwell Avenue
Bethany, OK, 73008
(405)789-5437Montessori School2 students | Gr. PK-KG
Oklahoma CityBishop John Carroll School
1100 Nw 32nd St
Oklahoma City, OK, 73118
(405)596-6891(Roman Catholic)163 students | Gr. PK-8
Oklahoma City Bishop Mcguinness Catholic High School
801 Nw 50th St
Oklahoma City, OK, 73118
(405)842-6638(Roman Catholic)722 students | Gr. 9-12
Oklahoma CityBuilding A Better Tomorrow
3001 Ne 16th St
Oklahoma City, OK, 73117
(405)424-0216(Church of God in Christ)15 students | Gr. K-3
Oklahoma CityCasady School
9500 N Pennsylvania Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73120
(405)749-3100(Episcopal)801 students | Gr. PK-12
Oklahoma CityCelebrations Preschool
Po Box 2656
Oklahoma City, OK, 73101
(405)236-4038Daycare / Preschool15 students | Gr. NS-PK
Oklahoma CityChrist The King Catholic School
1905 Elmhurst Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73120
(405)843-3909(Roman Catholic)395 students | Gr. PK-8
Oklahoma CityChristian Heritage Academy
4400 SE 27th STREET
Oklahoma City, OK, 73115
(405)672-1787(Christian)614 students | Gr. PK-12
Oklahoma CityCrossings Christian School
14400 N Portland Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73134
(405)842-8495(Christian)768 students | Gr. PK-12
Oklahoma CityCrown Heights Christian Child Development Center
4020 N Western Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73118
(405)528-0133Daycare / Preschool (Disciples of Christ)29 students | Gr. K
Oklahoma CityDestiny Christian School
Po Box 15300
Oklahoma City, OK, 73155
(405)677-6000(Christian)384 students | Gr. PK-12
EdmondFirst Presbyterian Ecp
1001 S Rankin Street
Edmond, OK, 73034
(405)341-6029Daycare / Preschool (Presbyterian)16 students | Gr. PK-K
Oklahoma CityGethsemane Lutheran School
8811 W Wilshire Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK, 73132
(405)721-1167(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)22 students | Gr. PK-8
Oklahoma CityGood Shepherd Lutheran School
700 N Air Depot Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK, 73110
(405)732-0070(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)72 students | Gr. K-9
HarrahHarrah Christian School
101 S Dobbs Rd
Harrah, OK, 73045
(405)454-6690(Baptist)30 students | Gr. PK-9
Midwest CityHarvest Life School
9125 Se 15th St
Midwest City, OK, 73130
(405)455-3805(Assembly of God)50 students | Gr. PK-12
Oklahoma CityHeritage Hall
1800 NW 122nd Street
Oklahoma City, OK, 73120
(405)749-3001806 students | Gr. NS-12
EdmondHoly Trinity Christian School
308 Nw 164th St
Edmond, OK, 73013
(405)844-4000(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)71 students | Gr. PK-4
Oklahoma CityKinderCare Midwest City
9105 Apple Drive
Oklahoma City, OK, 73130
(405)733-4127Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
Oklahoma CityKing's Gate Christian School
11400 N Portland Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK, 73120
(405)752-2111Daycare / Preschool (Christian)28 students | Gr. NS-3
ChoctawLife Christian Academy
3200 N Choctaw Rd
Choctaw, OK, 73020
(405)737-4902(Christian)168 students | Gr. PK-12
EdmondMercy School Institute
14001 N Harvey Ave
Edmond, OK, 73013
(405)748-5500(Islamic)184 students | Gr. PK-11
Oklahoma CityMessiah Lutheran School
3600 Nw Expressway
Oklahoma City, OK, 73112
(405)946-0462(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)84 students | Gr. PK-8
Oklahoma CityMount Saint Mary High School
2801 S Shartel Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73109
(405)631-8865(Roman Catholic)376 students | Gr. 9-12
Oklahoma CityOkc Comm. College Cdc
7777 S May Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73159
(405)682-7561Daycare / Preschool11 students | Gr. PK-K
Oklahoma CityOkc Montessori
2820 W Britton Rd
Oklahoma City, OK, 73120
(405)748-7242Montessori School6 students | Gr. K
HarrahOklahoma Academy
6100 Academy Lane
Harrah, OK, 73045
(405)454-6211Special Program Emphasis (Seventh-Day Adventist)34 students | Gr. 9-12
EdmondOklahoma Christian Academy
1101 E 9th St
Edmond, OK, 73034
(405)488-6478(Church of Christ)251 students | Gr. PK-12
EdmondOklahoma Christian School
Po Box 509
Edmond, OK, 73083
(405)844-4464(Christian)901 students | Gr. PK-12
Oklahoma CityParkview Adventist Academy
4201 N Martin Luther King Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK, 73111
(405)427-6525(Seventh-Day Adventist)67 students | Gr. PK-12
Oklahoma CityPositive Tomorrows
Po Box 61190
Oklahoma City, OK, 73146
(405)556-508233 students | Gr. KG-5
Oklahoma CityPrecious Jewels Childcare Academy
3421 N Prospect Ave
Oklahoma City, OK, 73111
(405)424-1909Alternative School95 students | Gr. 5-12
Oklahoma CityProvidence Hall
1120 E Hefner Rd
Oklahoma City, OK, 73131
(405)478-2077(Christian)68 students | Gr. PK-8
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1919 Nw 18th St
Oklahoma City, OK, 73106
(405)525-9272(Roman Catholic)201 students | Gr. PK-8
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Authentic southern BBQ spots in TO?
looking for any good reccos for best BBQ in Vaughan/GTA
So far the best I've had is Big Bone BBQ in Newmarket.
Buster Rhino's in Whitby is another good option.
IMHO nothing is as good as the best places I've found in the south but these two could certainly hold their own down yonder.
I find we tend to not have enough smoke flavour up here. That's a personal thing though. As well, I feel most places over try on their menu. Fancy mac n' cheese and upgraded buns for pulled pork just don't cut it. If you know what I mean.
Buster Rhino's
2001 Thickson Rd S, Whitby, ON L1N, CA
re: Davwud
If you want smoke (and good BBQ in general) hit up Memphis Fire BBQ in Winona. They have a wood smoker out back. My car smelled like smoke during the ride home with takeout :) There is another thread on it here.
I like Barque (by high park area), Sweet Smoke (Oakville) and Camp 31 (Paris, On). I enjoyed Buster Rhino's too but that is the further away of all the places for me. I did not like Highway 61 at all, and I hear that the other "Memphis" bbq place on Yonge north of 401 is not good.
re: Philip T
Agreed 100%, I avoid it completely.
re: Philip T
Sadly I agree -- I made two visits to Highway 61, and wanted to like something about it other than the beer selection, but didn't. Last time I shared a meat sampler platter that contained almost every type they have: two types of ribs, chicken wings, pulled pork, and more. All the meat was simply flavourless, some was dry, some was chewy. The sides were boring. Service was odd and lacklustre both times.
re: ylsf
Yes... the big avoid is "Memphis Style Smoke House" at Yonge and Sheppard. Went once. Big mistake:
"Memphis BBQ and Wicked Wings" in Woodbridge is not associated with them at all, and is fine:
re: TexSquared
"Memphis BBQ and Wicked Wings" is the original location for the Big Bone BBQ franchises. Apparently, they couldn't copyright the original name.
re: TOFoodie1
Thanks for the heads-up (I think Davwud pointed out the common ownership in other posts); they use the same logo/mascot design which is also a clue.
re: Davwud
I had great ribs and smoked wings at the Big Bone BBQ in Barrie a few weeks ago. I had a bad experience at Camp 31 - was served totally dried out ribs and had to send them back (no apology was offered). I've only had take out from Buster Rhino's (their north Oshawa location), but the ribs were excellent.
re: SuriniGirl
I believe they sell their pulled pork and brisket to Sweet Escape for sandwiches, but I am pretty sure they havent opened a location there!
Sweet Escape
55 Mill St, Toronto, ON M5A, CA
While I hate to say this out loud because I've enjoyed not lining up for them, Big Bone BBQ is also in the middle of the Food Bldg at The Ex. It's my one and only must-have when I'm there. And a ride on Craaaaazy Mouse.
Please open in Toronto soon BB bbq, please. Preferably near me in East York.
re: TexSquared
Purple Pig begot Memphis BBQ begot Big Bone. All the same people.
Memphis BBQ
8074 Islington Ave, Woodbridge, ON L4L1W5, CA
Purple Pig
1 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5H3W4, CA
re: Davwud
Thanks. I thought Purple Pig was a different group (and they were downtown, right?) while Memphis/Big Bone were strictly York Region.
re: TexSquared
Purple Pig was downtown when it was open yrs ago - real dive!
Purple Pig
1 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5H3W4, CA
re: justsayn
There was a Purple Pig location downtown at Yonge and Richmond, and another location in Aurora. Both were decent when they first opened, but then in later years went way downhill, rode on their early reputation for a few years, then finally closed.
re: TexSquared
Yes, and in the 3 years(?) I've been going to the Big Bone booth, I've lined up for more than 2 minutes exactly never. You'd think people didn't know it was there.
re: TexSquared
And so, against my own interest, I point it out. Good places should also be successful even if it does mean waiting.
re: Lefty
That looks mighty cool. Do you happen to know if there's a marina where one might "park" nearby?
re: Lefty
Bump. Finally got around to trying Muddy's Pit BBQ in Keene (open since 2010 so I have been slouching on the job). It was great !
Got the "Sampler" which has two ribs, portion each of Pulled Pork and Brisket, and a Smoked sausage. The sausage was the weakest (a little dry), the brisket was good with a nice bark, sticky sauced ribs were great, and the Pulled Pork was excellent. They have KC style BBQ (v good but a little cumin-y IMO) and a sweet heat Carolina mustard sauce that was fantastic (not overpoweringly vinegary).
Lots of sides available too (coleslaw, salads, beans). Licensed with 2 drafts.
Cozy southern style setting, open indoor and outside picnic table seating, friendly staff, gorgeous drive along County Rd 2...
Destination spot.
re: PoppiYYZ
Tue - Thu: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Fri - Sat: 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sun: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
re: PoppiYYZ
This place is in Peterborough....
The name of the thread is "Authentic Southern BBQ spots in TO"...
re: PoppiYYZ
Regardless, thanks for the report! Close enough to Toronto area to pay a visit. Sounds good.
I was at Memphis on Islington north of highway 7 last night for Monday dinner. It's a family-run place: dad, daughter, sons, etc. The ribs and brisket have decent texture, though brisket is on the dry side and ribs are on the softer-interior side. Ribs have great texture on outside. But…NO SMOKY TASTE. Considering they claim to hickory smoke for 5 hours. Decent though bland corn bread, decent though unremarkable beans, nice tangy creamy coleslaw is a highlight. They don't make their own beverages, either.
I will stick to other parts of the GTA for my smoky meat fix.
re: Food Tourist
I've listened and read for years now as one T.O. poster after another has lamented the lack of good Southern BBQ joints in the GTA. People even make the trek to Camp 31 in Paris, ON (just average) and other long drives (Peterborough, etc.) when KW is about an hour away.
At the risk of upsetting the locals here (lineups are already the norm), you folks really need to get to KW if it's BBQ you crave. Hogtails BBQ and the Lancaster Smokehouse are both top notch. Honorable mention to SOS BBQ as well. There are others here BTW (Smokin' Tony's, Q-BBQ), but those 3 are best IMO. I have never been to Busters or Big Bone, but my T.O. friends and family drive here for BBQ - and they live in Thornhill. They are close to BB but say it does not compare.
Just my 2 cents. I simply can't bear to watch "y'all" suffer anymore. and please don't all come at once. LOL.
re: kwfoodiewannabe
The Smoke in Collingwood is pretty decent as well, if we're going to take Torontonians out of their comfort bubble.
re: Snarf
We got take out from The Smoke to eat while staying at Blue Mountain. Split the sampler platter and added on some sides and really enjoyed it.
The brisket was melt in your mouth awesome. The smoked sausage was also a highlight. Everything was good, the only disappointment was a bland potato salad that needed lots of salt and pepper.
re: kwfoodiewannabe
Those places are noted if we're ever out that way. I can't justify a trip out there solely for BBQ though. Thanks!
re: lister
Google maps tells me I can get to Lancaster Smokehouse in 1 hour and 6 minutes. It's a doable food tour. It's been on my to-eat list forever.
re: kwfoodiewannabe
I think there's a difference that needs to be made here.
There's BBQ. BBQ is good. BBQ will scratch a craving itch. BBQ is fine.
There's barbecue, and even some southern barbecue. This is the good stuff. There are various places in the GTA that make this stuff. This will bring warm memories to people who've eaten down in the States, and can even get pretty authentic.
Then there's Championship Southern Barbecue. This is the kind of barbecue that wins competitions. This is the kind of barbecue so good that it makes you want to slap your sister. This is the barbecue that dreams are made of. This, we don't have, no doubt as some other poster mentioned, because our health regulations forbid it.
God I want championship southern barbecue.
re: biggreenmatt
What health regulations forbid it? This does not make sense. I do not know of any regulation that would forbid any type of BBQ that I have ever seen.
re: pourboi
I suspect the inspectors wouldn't like the low-and-slow aspect.
re: Googs
It is the final internal temperature that matters not the time it takes to get there. 225°F for 18+ hours is the rule of thumb in Texas. Ontario health code is only concerned with holding temperature above 140°F and that meat is cooked to an internal temp of at least 165°F (depending on type etc). So there is no issue.
re: biggreenmatt
With apologies, I'm not sure I understand your post biggreenmatt. Is there some specific detail you could provide re: the difference between BBQ, Southern BBQ, and Championship Southern BBQ?
From my experience, the public does not get to eat the "championship product" delivered to judges at BBQ Championships. This is high quality product to be sure, and is judged on aesthetics (presentation) in addition to taste, smell, etc. While there is an opportunity to become certified as a judge, most folks attending BBQ championships are not judging, but in fact eating from the local vendors set up, some of who may be competing, but generally not - as competitors usually need to focus on their competition offerings being just perfect.
Re: the product being served at the establishments mentioned in my post, a quick check of the Lancaster Smokehouse menu reveals pulled pork smoked for 14 hours, and brisket smoked for 12 hours. It's as good as just about anything I've tasted "down south". At the risk of encouraging you to an act of violence against a female sibling, I suggest - if BBQ food is actually worth a trip to you -(trust me, I get it if not) that what is being served here may satisfy your cravings completely, unless you are a certified BBQ judge and used to getting "Championship quality" offerings. No restaurant, trailer, pit, etc. I know of is even aiming for that championship standard - at least not in terms of how the food looks. Usually the presentation is important (especially in a higher end place, I suppose) but it seems that in a retail setting, good ribs, brisket, pork, etc. do not need to meet the standard of BBQ judge aesthetic. It's usually more about taste.
My post was simply meant to alleviate the frustration of those in the GTA who are lamenting the sad state of BBQ restaurants there. As with any food advice... take it with a grain of salt.
re: kwfoodiewannabe
In watching those shows on the BBQ competitions, they usually have like 10x more product on the smoker than they actually present to the judges. If a restaurant wanted to waste that much food I am sure we would all be getting championship quality meals.
Also it is funny how people on this board complain about inconsistency in meals at BBQ places yet if it was so easy to get quality consistent output you would think that the competitors who are vying for tens of thousands of dollars would be able to make consistent food each time, which at least according to the TV shows about them... they cannot.
re: pourboi
There are some pretty decent joints in the area, some even better than many of the commercial joints in the U.S. I've eaten at over a hundred BBQ joints in the U.S., and the top tier group, mostly in Texas, are superior mostly due to their loving attention to marinade and the fact that they use only logs over an open oven, the billowing smoke visible for blocks. You can't get away with this in Toronto for the obvious N.I.M.B.Y. reasons (although my downtown neighbours are quite reasonable...as long as I share) I've been a BBQ cook for over 40 years (see my avatar) and know from where I speak.
re: kwfoodiewannabe
What are the top 4 things we should order at the Lanc? Going before the City and Colour concert on a Monday night.
re: Food Tourist
Food Tourist: Sorry! just noticed your post today!
I was in LV enjoying Sage and Gordon Ramsey Steak (among others) when you posted.
Did you make it to the Lanc?
What did you eat?
Any thoughts?
re: kwfoodiewannabe
Rib cap at Steak I hope! Not to mention the tartare...
re: justsayn
Not a rib steak fan (NY usually) but it was late and I just went for a smallest steak (filet) and it was surprisingly good. I was tempted to do the 1/2 wellington thing, but didn't want to wait the 30 minutes (it was approaching 10pm)
However, I could NOT resist the Sticky toffee pudding cake for dessert.
re: kwfoodiewannabe
Sadly, we ended up missing both the concert and a good dinner out due to severe gastro illness that made a trip to the Grand River emergency a reality.
re: Food Tourist
Oh... terrible news. Hope all is well now.
For next time... I like the chicken (thigh) best. but the brisket, pulled pork and wings are all good. Ribs can be hit or miss, but that's likely just me as I prefer baby backs (they smoke side ribs) sides I've tried (coleslaw, fries, rings, hush puppies, collards, mac and cheese) are all good and made in house.
recently, I have been frequenting the original (Hogtails BBQ) no longer owned by the Lanc owner but still consulting(?) or affiliated in some way (recipes?) I found when the Lanc was crazy busy, the kitchen seemed to stumble a bit and food was not as good. I think Hogtails might actually be slightly better...
re: AngeloTO
Hmm, I was under the impression that the food at Big Crow was grilled, not BBQ. Haven't checked it out yet, though -- am I mistaken?
re: Michael N
You beat me to it.
Big Crow is NOT bbq - it's wood-grilled.
re: estufarian
They have a wood grill and a smoker. The ribs are most definitely smoked.
re: estufarian
If you walk to the back and have a look at the mechanics, there is a smoke box to the left of the main grill. I think there are pics on the website. It's not an overpowering taste of smoke. The box is relatively small, so I am presuming they do the reheating on the grill.
re: estufarian
Fair enough, they are more Backyard BBQ, like you'd do at home not down south.
re: AngeloTO
At the risk of being pedantic (and possibly to not mislead casual readers who don't read the entire thread) I'd call that Backyard Grilling, although obviously the term BBQ is widely used in that situation.
BUT this is a thread on 'Authentic Southern BBQ' so I think it is a completely different situation. I wouldn't object to it's use in a thread on 'HOME backyard BBQ'.
re: AngeloTO
I'd say, without question, the 3 best in the GTA are Paul and Sandy's in Etobicoke, Big Bone in Newmarket and Buster Rhino's in Pickering.
There's a steep drop off from there. I've thoroughly enjoyed items from Stack, Rally and Stockyards but I wouldn't call them "Authentic Southern."
Phil's, Chris's & Big Foot need not apply. I didn't find Camp 31 good enough to warrant a 2 hour drive. Most of what was at the couple ribfests i went to wasn't very good.
re: pourboi
It's a bit pedantic, but Carbon Bar leans more Texas style than "Southern Style" (of which there are a few - Carolinas, Memphis, Kansas City). So Carbon Bar is more dry rubbed, "open" pit, oak wood and lots of beef and goat (though they have pork and chicken as well).
re: pourboi
We've been to AAA once last year in the summer. It's not life altering but we liked it. They have decent beer on tap. I wouldn't go out of my way to go there but if you're in the area...
I refuse to go to Hogtown after doing their food truck several times. The portion sizes for the $$$ is way too small. Sounds like that continues at the restaurant.
I want to go to Aft but can't until the significant other is back in town. (There's a tonne of places I want to go to but I'll never hear the end of it if I go by myself. I'm tempting fate with a P&L Burger visit on Friday...)
re: lister
Their portion sizes are bigger than Carbon Bar.
I never tried at the truck - only the restaurant.
But size isn't everything anyway!
re: estufarian
Oh I'm okay with smaller sizes as long as it's pretty obvious what has gone into the food to justify the price and the smaller portion size. I just don't think that's there with Hogtown. I'm not expecting an American "size of my head" portioned sandwich but a little more than what they're giving.
re: Davwud
We've been once to Paul & Sandy's and it must have been a bad day because we weren't terribly impressed. Given where they are and where we are, it's not convenient to go again just to try again. If we find ourselves in the neighbourhood some how we may revisit.
We have liked our couple of visits to Memphis in Woodbridge but haven't tried their sister location in Newmarket nor the Barrie location.
Buster Rhino's, well, what can I say, he's doing everything that I want in a Southern BBQ joint. Good beer and good BBQ! Too bad it's out in Oshawa. :-(
I've given up on Camp 31. Two years ago they got some solid business from me as I was commuting from Toronto to the south west for a month. I honestly don't know what they do to massacre their brisket.
Memphis Fire in Winona was good. One visit only so far.
Mad Michael's in Midland was pretty tasty. One visit too.
Stockyards is good though lately we just get the pulled pork and the fried chicken. The GF has stopped bothering with the ribs.
Stack has been fine. I've been twice before with a third visit coming up. If one opened up downtown we'd probably go occasionally. (Though I'd prefer a Buster Rhino's downtown instead!)
Phil's hasn't been relevant for a long time. I can't comment on Big Chris. I want to try the place out in Peterborough some time, maybe whenever we do the Church Key Spring Revival again. Rally is out of the way for us and it sounds like the beer selection blows.
re: Davwud
My one visit way back at Paul and Sandy's was hugely disappointing. I never went back even though it's in the west end and therefore closest to me. Is their meat truly smoky and properly-textured these days?
re: Food Tourist
Went to Paul and Sandy's today at lunch. They claimed the brisket and pulled pork should taste smoky. The brisket was not - we didn't enjoy it. The pulled pork had great texture and flavour (and mild smokiness). The ribs were a bit too toothsome (on the tough side) and not smoky.
re: mnajji
There still is no good BBQ places in Toronto. I've tried all these places and disappointed everytime. phil's, buster rhino's, paul and sandy's, Memphis ect. None of these places are good.The ribfest used to be great but they seem to have gone downhill.
There is a food truck that's open in the summer that I'm hearing good things about called phat louies. There is a thread somewhere on chowhound for it.
re: C mac
I think it is just called Fat Louie`s.
And I think this is them:
re: Yongeman
Kept on meaning to go but never got around to it.
re: C mac
That's not particularly helpful – surely at least one of these places is making BBQ that is 'better than the others'.
The ribs at Carbon Bar are good (albeit not cheap).
Buster Rhino's is competent across the board – although I prefer more smoke in my meat – but that's my preference, not an indictment of Buster's product.
The Lexington style pulled pork at Stack is excellent (their sauce is even better) and as good as (mostly better than) any I've had anywhere in the U.S.
Ribs are good at Hogtown and variable (sometimes good) at Barque, Triple A and Stockyards (at all three they're sometimes dried out, particularly at the ends). None are at the Kansas City level (IMO) – but that comment could be made about most places in the US as well.
Brisket is the challenge – still working on that, but the standard in Texas is impossibly high – local by-laws here would probably not permit the necessary equipment to be used – unless it was outside the city. Which means that Mad Michaels in Wyebridge is still my destination of choice (and his BBQ Bison has to be the best as there's no competition!).
I don't accept the statement that "None (of the local) places are good". Having said that, I've never had good BBQ from a truck – anywhere; particularly at ribfests. But that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
re: ylsf
Dinosaur in Buffalo ain't far. http://www.dinosaurbarbque.com/locati...
re: Food Tourist
Went once and thought it was fine. Not nearly worthy of the praise. Mrs. Sippi didn't like it.
re: Davwud
The loved Dinosaur BBQ is in Rochester. That's just a LITTLE farther.
re: Davwud
Which location did you go to since the Buffalo one isn't even opened yet? I went to the Rochester one and I got takeout after a day of eating. I tried some right away and even though I was stuffed I ought the ribs were excellent as some other stuff I got pulled pork, brisket). I will definitely make it to the Buffalo one!
re: Food Tourist
I have been to Dinosaur BBQ in Rochester a couple of times, and once to their Syracuse (original) location.
It is the BEST BBQ I've ever had - keeping in mind I've never gone to Texas or Carolinas or St. Louis, etc for real BBQ.
Their ribs are fantastic. Also, I LOVE their wings - they are the biggest wings I've ever seen, and they smoke them first and finish them on the grill.
So, I am very excited the Buffalo location is about to open. If it is as good as Rochester, I think I'll be crossing the border more often :)
Certainly won't be Phil's whether operating or now not:
re: lister
Oh Phil's closed, that's too bad.
re: BusterRhino
Phil's was the scene of my first birthday party when I moved to Toronto in 05. Loved his brisket.
re: Food Tourist
ah i was there a few weeks ago. i had a brisket sandwich. it was a bit on the dry side but the bbq sauce and coleslaw were fantastic. if it had a better vibe and slightly lower prices, i'd have gone there all the time.
re: BusterRhino
Well pal, your Q, though not up to the standards of the monster Q in Texas and 'Lina, is still the best around and dam good Q. Phil's was never good. I waited decades for a B.B.Q. joint to come to the 'big smoke' ...(irony?) only to be let down by this poor excuse for pit. Real Q is about smoke... that white stuff that comes out of the papal election or from Papa's briar. Phil's sammys were decent and a far cry from most lunch joints, but it wasn't real Q.
re: justxpete
AAA or Triple A bar is fantastic. Ribs are amazing, smoky, perfect texture, no dry ends. American bourbon selection is interesting with a few unknowns to try. Great service. Spicy coleslaw (red cabbage), onion rings (a bit overcooked), beef brisket and texas chile weren't as spectacular but I'd happily return to try a bit more.
re: Food Tourist
I had a different experience a couple of weeks back at AAA. A good beer and a couple of nice bourbons to start and then it all fell apart. 50 min wait for a 5 ribs, chicken and waffle, a mac and cheese and coleslaw. The place wasn't busy either. WTF. The ribs were okay, the waffles were better but the sides were bland and uninteresting. I'm still looking for decent BBQ in this city.
re: icookgood
The only thing worth eating there is the full rack of ribs. I posted about this somewhere but lost track of the post.
Everything other than the ribs were mediocre. They didn't even have real coke/pepsi. Absurd.
Had my first trip to Hogtown Smoke on Queen St. E. and was impressed. Texas BBQ is my first love, but this was pretty darn good for Toronto. I had the sampler platter to try a few options. Very good brisket, but the back ribs were a bit dry. The meal was a bit pricey, which is typical of BBQ in T.O. There are lower cost menu options available.
re: MAWC515
+1 on Hogtown Smokehouse.
Phenomenally good barbecue. Pricey, but really excellent.
re: biggreenmatt
Seconding the love for Hogtown. Go with friends. Get a selection of meats on a platter and eat until the cows come home.
At TUM last night I tried this place:
I had the Texas sampler. Brisket, rib and sausage. Was very good overall but the brisket in particular was great. They seem to be set up at Gerrard/Greenwood on a regular basis. Not sure how their regular sandwiches compare but the brisket meat has me wanting to try them again. Curious to here what other CHers think


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