Subject: See-how you can-secure your home-from any place

From: "Wireless Security Cameras" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 18:47:54 -0700

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consider it "kid friendly" and they have some smaller options available for kids. If you can go without a stroller I would recommend doing so since it can get kind of tight. Smoque BBQ is my new favorite BBQ place. My dad, who often complains that everything is "far," said that Smoque was "well worth the [50 min] drive." I had the 1/2 and 1/2 sandwich with chopped brisket and pulled pork. I admit, the brisket was a little dry, but their BBQ sauce is outstanding and I doused my sandwich in it. The sandwich was huge, half of it would have been filling enough with all the sides. Sandwiches come with coleslaw and the choice of one another side. I ordered the macaroni & cheese, which is the best macaroni & cheese I have had at any BBQ joint. It was creamy and had a crunchy topping. I usually don't like coleslaw, but it looked pretty good and I ate a few bites. It's fresh, not that slimy stuff you see everywhere else. I came here with my husband and parents, so I got to sample
a LOT more of their other food. The St. Louis ribs were just okay (again, a little dry), but I'm not a rib person. Okay, stop cursing me out, I don't like ribs. Anyway, I also tried the Texas sausage. I didn't know what to expect, but it had a nice snap and wasn't too spicy. In addition to sandwiches and ribs, they offer "tasting" portions of just about everything for a few bucks. Even the peach cobbler was fantastic. Nothing disappointed us here. On top of all of this, it's BYOB! It's worth noting that they were busy on a Saturday afternoon, as expected. The line was almost out the door, but we waited maybe 20-30 minutes max from the line to receiving our food. They have a good system here - wait in line, order at the counter, and when your food is ready, THEY tell you where to sit. This prevents people from "saving" tables and camping out while they wait for their food. For two of us, we paid a little more than $40 and received a lot of food. We all left stuffed and hap
py! You are greeted by a clean and casual atmosphere. Everything is labelled clearly-from instructions on ordering to the menu written on a huge blackboard wall. The people taking my order were pleasant, patient, and helpful. The place features a decent selection of bbq meats and has various combo options. I tried the pulled pork sandwich, the brisket chili, and the slaw. Everything was delicious! They actually use a decent bread roll for their sandwiches as opposed to sliced white bread that falls apart. The pork was flavorful and didn't need to be drowned in extra barbecue sauce. I appreciated the chili wasn't your same-old ground beef, and the slaw was not your usual mess of vague vegetables and cream. All the above merit this place a high rating. Yet, my praise does not end here. We arrived 30