Famous Dave's BBQ

Have you been placed in this predicament before? You go to a place that is famous for something but you never really had a chance to have it until you force yourself to do it on the last day and you desperately try to fit this place or this food into your schedule when its almost impossible?

You see, America, or at least many parts of it, its beginning to look the same. Whenever, you saw a strip mall of Barnes & Nobles, you'll get an Old Navy, Best Buy, and maybe a Home Depot around the corner. Its our last day in Kansas and like a typical Singaporean, we wanted to shop. M&G (my in-laws) were so nice to meet our every demands during this trip that they went with us to Legends to shop for any last minute things we might have forgotten.

I promise I won't go on a diatribe about the shopping condition in America or more specifically the Midwest but thank goodness, there was a Famous Dave's BBQ around the corner and M&G knew the condition of my desires and we managed to have a late lunch at Famous Dave's.

Coincidentally, this is the same Famous Dave's where I had my rehearsal dinner for my wedding, and for all those who know me, yes, I am that country, and alittle rock and roll, so this was a happy place for me.

We ordered our lunch special combinations and I have to say, Kansas BBQ, I love you. And also adding," You're my rock, boo."

I love the many BBQ sauce choices. The succulent ribs, the hearty corn, the always mouthful of corn bread and where's my pulled pork at? Like my Kansas trip can't get any better after seeing friends and family, I get to eat BBQ.

Yummmmm ....... You always want to end everything with a great taste in the mouth.