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Allen & Son Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q
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Review by:
Abbey T.
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North Carolina takes its Barbecue very, very seriously. But Allen & Son, nestled in the woods on the outskirts of Chapel Hill, is a very serious Barbecue joint. This down home cookery is BBQ at its finest - moist, succulent pulled pork, crispy hushpuppies, topped off with an impressive selection of fresh cobblers for dessert. The BBQ is out of this world, and the desserts worth saving room for. When looking for BBQ in the triangle, definitely make the trip out to Allen & Son's. It's worth the drive!
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