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From: ghettoville, abq, nm
Originally Posted by ltweintz,Mar 14 2005, 05:42 PM
Is Dreamland the name of the restraunt?
There used to be only 3 items on the "menu" - Slab, 1/2 slab, or rib sandwich (3 ribs between 2 slices of Wonderbread). That was it. No cole slaw, no beans, nuthin' but ribs. Everyone would laugh at the out-of-towners that'd come in and ask for a menu. When I moved north, Jeanette (one of John's daughters) bottled up some sauce and fedex'd me a couple of slabs. Since then, they've gone on to open up 6 new stores and have online sales, too.
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From: Wheeler Army Airfield, HI
Originally Posted by SR71BB,Mar 15 2005, 01:47 PM
Dreamland has the best ribs anywhere. If you get a chance to go to the original in Tuscaloosa, do so. We used to go there back when Papa John was still there - sitting by the open pit, slow cooking dem ribs There used to be only 3 items on the "menu" - Slab, 1/2 slab, or rib sandwich (3 ribs between 2 slices of Wonderbread). That was it. No cole slaw, no beans, nuthin' but ribs. Everyone would laugh at the out-of-towners that'd come in and ask for a menu.
When I moved north, Jeanette (one of John's daughters) bottled up some sauce and fedex'd me a couple of slabs. Since then, they've gone on to open up 6 new stores and have online sales, too.
There used to be only 3 items on the "menu" - Slab, 1/2 slab, or rib sandwich (3 ribs between 2 slices of Wonderbread). That was it. No cole slaw, no beans, nuthin' but ribs. Everyone would laugh at the out-of-towners that'd come in and ask for a menu. When I moved north, Jeanette (one of John's daughters) bottled up some sauce and fedex'd me a couple of slabs. Since then, they've gone on to open up 6 new stores and have online sales, too.
