wrote:
> Mike "Piedmont" wrote:
>> Jean and I just got back from our trip to Charleston, SC. We ate at two
>> places.
>>
>> One was Sticky Fingers. We both ordered full slabs of ribs. (Not a full
>
> ...
>
> I keep trying to get my wife to go to one of the Sticky Fingers here in
> Greenville. We don't eat out much and I always want to go to BBQ, and
> she wants something else every once and a while.
>
> I told her about your post and it sounds like you might have convinced
> her to try it.
>
> - Bobby
>
I think you both will be happy with your meals there. Go to their
website and you can print out a pdf of their menu! When we were seated
at our table, I started sampling the sauce before the meal came out.
Just placed a dab on my finger. They keep all of their sauces on each
table, you don't have to ask for it. Then if you go for a saucy rib,
you'll know what to order with your rib.

If I went again, I'd order them Memphis dry, then apply sauce as I
wished. Hopefully the staff training is the same through out the chain
as the staff in Charleston were all very friendly. Even the staff that
didn't wait on us joked as they went by when they saw the two full slab
dinners, Uh-oh you'll be needing take home boxes! The ribs were thick
and meaty!

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Piedmont

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