The first thing I noticed in the place was the unusual ceiling fan. Be sure to look up when you come in.
Now, when at a BBQ joint we always do the pulled pork, and you should too. But here it was offered with an unusual side: smoked macaroni & cheese. It turns out that this is a wonderful, rich combination! Aside from the BBQ sauce that was a part of the pulled pork, the table was graced with a bucket full of unusual BBQ sauces that you could use to augment. My favorite was the Gold Rush, and Jane's was the blackberry-based one.
And tho this is not a brewpub, I can heartily recommend the beer selection. We chose "The Gubna", an imperial IPA - really imperial (10.5%). It was so rich and thick you could cut it with a knife - and that is a good thing. It was the perfect companion to the BBQ.
You should stop in. And when you do, please say "Hi!" to Kurt for us - he runs a great place!

3 comments:
I was not aware the Front St Ale House was no longer. Huge bummer. A stop in FH always included the ale house.
Yes, the Shack is really good but there is a replacement to Front Street Ale House right in the same location> Cask & Schooner- and it is fantabulous too!
The Cask and Schooner IS a great place as well, agreed. The right mix of pub food and chef's art.
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