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    This is a casino-adjacent barbecue counter where the menu is ribs and chicken and nothing is trying to be anything else. The ribs come tender but still holding together, glazed in a sticky root beer sauce with a little char. A half-rack with half a chicken runs $17.99 if you sign up for the free player's card, which counts as the closest thing to gambling here. The sides are fine. The housemade root beer is thick and creamy.

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    • Ribs

      “The ribs are the move here — tender but not falling apart, coated in a sticky root beer barbecue sauce with just a touch of char.”

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    • Barbecue chicken

      “The menu keeps it simple: ribs and barbecue chicken.”

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    • Housemade root beer

      “But soda lovers shouldn’t miss the housemade root beer — thick, creamy, and worth the trip on its own.”

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