5/5 Hunter R. 4 months ago on Google • 56 reviews
Went
to
try
the
brunch
menu.
The
interior
looked
clean
and
rustic,
and
while
I'm
not
normally
a
fan
of
country,
it
definitely
worked
here.
We
got
the
Eggrolls
as
an
appetizer.
They
were
delicious
and
a
lot
like
a
gourmet
version
of
the
Chili's
classic.
The
meat
was
flavorful
and
complimented
well
by
the
ancho-ranch
as
well
as
the
6
house
BBQ
sauces.
I
tried
5
of
them.
(One
was
a
vinegarette)
The
Mustard
sauce
was
a
great
take
on
the
classic
Carolina
style.
There
were
3
more
traditional
sauces
Sweet,
Tangy,
and
Spicy.
All
3
were
great,
but
I
think
I
liked
Tangy
the
best.
That
may
have
been
because
I
was
expecting
more
Spice
from
the
Spicy
one,
but
all
3
had
a
great,
distinct
flavor.
My
overall
favorite
was
the
Pineapple
Bourbon
BBQ
sauce
which
had
a
very
unique
flavor
that
complimented
the
meats
well.
For
our
Entrées,
I
ordered
the
Breakfast
Tacos
while
my
wife
ordered
the
Turkey
Eggs
Benedict.
Both
came
with
a
side
of
potatoes.
The
potatoes
were
well-cooked
and
crisp.
My
wife
commented
on
the
turkey
that
normally
she
doesn't
like
thicker
slices
of
meat
but
the
turkey
was
so
tender
that
it
didn't
matter
it
was
cut
thicker
than
she
would
normally
like.
And
in
my
book,
thicker
cuts
are
better.
The
Breakfast
Tacos
are
something
I
hadn't
had
since
I
last
went
to
Austin
TX
and
these
would
hold
up
against
some
of
the
best
ones
I'd
had
there.
Quality
meat
and
I
could
taste
the
smoke.
The
avocado
cream
added
a
lot
to
the
flavor
as
did
the
aforementioned
Pineapple
Bourbon
BBQ
Sauce
I
also
lathered
the
Taco
in.
I
also
got
the
Lose
Your
Rind
gin
drink
from
the
drink
menu
which
I
enjoyed.
Good
Watermelon
flavor
without
too
much
sweetness
as
to
be
overbearing.
However,
after
all
the
appetizers,
my
wife
and
I
were
only
able
to
finish
half
of
our
orders.
Not
complaining,
we'll
just
have
more
Brunch
from
our
takeout
boxes
tomorrow.
This
was
a
bit
out
of
the
way
for
us
to
get
to,
but
we
both
really
enjoyed
the
experience
and
would
come
again.
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