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Eli's BBQ in Cincy

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Thanks to MJ for reminding me I needed to get back. Took my wife for lunch and actually ran into MJ.

 

I was going to mention that I ran into a BGP legend down there today. Nice to meet you Clyde.

 

Tell ya what guys. As good as advertised. Went with the Smoked Turkey sandwich, baked beans, and the mac & cheese. All three were fantastic.

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I believe you but how is that legal? Anyone?

 

I asked my buddy the same thing but he didn't have an answer.

Going tonight, actually. LOVE Eli's... :banana:

I believe you but how is that legal? Anyone?

 

Don't know and don't care, but I like it. I will tell you I have started some conversations with some interesting folk by what they brought to drink. I have seen beers I have never heard of as well as some tasty home brew people have shared.

I believe you but how is that legal? Anyone?

 

Actually somewhat common, especially in dry cities/counties. I know it's like that at Tony York's in Glendale, which is in a dry area of Hardin County. If I'm not mistaken, I thought I saw someone say that's the way it is at Patti's 1880 Settlement in Grand Rivers on LBL.

Need to have a bgp gathering here. Bring your own drinks and enjoy good BBQ...:thumb:

I believe you but how is that legal? Anyone?

 

I don't have any cites to statutes or anything, but I believe it has to do with whether or not the establishment serves alcohol. Every BYOB place I've ever been to does not serve alcohol.

 

I know it's the same with golf courses, too. Technically, if the golf course sells alcohol, you cannot bring your own cooler/beer on the course. If the golf course does not have alcohol for sale, you're free to bring a cooler on (I think).

Need to have a bgp gathering here. Bring your own drinks and enjoy good BBQ...:thumb:

 

 

I'm also trying to work it out to do a BBQ in Bardstown in July.

Eli's has great barbeque - there are only about 5 tables inside. People will sit at picnic tables outside or bring their own blankets and chairs. Hot spot to go for an informal evening with family/friends

I attended the Brew Ha Ha at Sawyer Point and Eli's had a booth. Absolutely phenomenal pulled pork sandwich with cole slaw on top and a toasted bun. The best $5 I spent and that's including some great craft beer.

Need to have a bgp gathering here. Bring your own drinks and enjoy good BBQ...:thumb:

 

As long as they still have Ale 1 I'm set.

was there yesterday . GREAT !!! first time for the hot dawgs -- smoked , then I think deep fried maybe ? the placed on a grilled bun , topped with slaw and crispy pork tidbits and drizzled with BBQ sauce . That 5 dollar pork sandwich is off the charts good . Mac and cheese was as good as

Panera Bread

I checked out the new BBQ place in OTR called Pontiac's.

 

Thank God I have Eli's to go back to for good BBQ.

 

Pontiac's is overpriced and generic.

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