Fareway ad I saw today 2.99 Brisket this week!! Too bad I am going to Ames Saturday for the game. Will buy it, smoke another time.
Restaurants in Ames.
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We went there yesterday for the first time. Tenderloin was decent. My wife got the Santa fe chicken with tots and mac & cheese. My son got the buffalo chicken sandwich. The tots and fries tasted like they were freezer burned. The Mac was really good. He said his buffalo sandwich was his favorite. My wife said the Santa fe was OK. She wants to try the 60/40 burger. But for 3 waters and tip coming to $50, I'm not likely to suggest the place for what I thought was just meh.
El Viejo in Boone is pretty good in the Tic Toc restaurant building. Newer Mexican Restaurant and huge cocktails!
I'll second the sauce on the Ruffles. Highly underrated part of a visit to Jimmies.
I got this in an email from Hy-Vee today (in Muscatine). They don't state who's Game Day so I guess I can pick a different team for every day and go in, say "It's Game Day for me" and get the deal . . . .
I actually went to Cornbred on Friday for lunch and Saturday after the game last week. My goodness the burnt ends are to die for there. Brisket was really good too.
And they have a great selection of craft beer.
The newest venture in the old Palmas/La Fuente building on South Duff:
Celaya Tex-Mex, open since last summer.
One of the takeaways from the story is that the sewer/septic smell that had plagued the building for a long time is finally gone.
Celaya Tex-Mex combines 'new generation' with old family favorites
With menudo on the weekends and a full menu of Tex-Mex everyday, Celaya restaurant quickly gained a following in Ames.
www.amestrib.com
Celaya Tex-Mex, open since last summer.
One of the takeaways from the story is that the sewer/septic smell that had plagued the building for a long time is finally gone.
Love their breakfast but the last couple morning games its been too packed to get in.
The newest venture in the old Palmas/La Fuente building on South Duff:
Celaya Tex-Mex combines 'new generation' with old family favorites
With menudo on the weekends and a full menu of Tex-Mex everyday, Celaya restaurant quickly gained a following in Ames.www.amestrib.com
Celaya Tex-Mex, open since last summer.
One of the takeaways from the story is that the sewer/septic smell that had plagued the building for a long time is finally gone.
Been their a couple of times, pretty solid.
That’s a lot of money for a half pound. You should go to Hickory Park, you’ll get much more for much less.
@CycloneDaddy-i fully admit an error on my behalf.
My intention was …”product has NOT changed.”
My typo and apologies for the error.
Q39 produces the top 3 BBQ in KC metro imo. It’s all based on what is important to someone or how the establishment is measured.
