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Larry Lampert and his daughter and business partner Angie have relocated their barbecue restaurant from Clayton to Rock Hill. The new space is at least twice as big as the old location, but the menu remains much the same, with pulled pork, chicken and brisket available as sandwiches or as part of platters. Pork spare ribs are available not only as half and full slabs but also as a serving of three or even one rib. The signature sauce is tangy, ever so sweet and just spicy enough to dampen your brow.
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To begin our monthly roundup of restaurant openings and closings (and closings, with a question mark implied), some final news items from November:- As Gut Check learned when we spoke with co-owner Je... More »
Lampert's Plush Pig Barbecue (2811 South McKnight Road, Rock Hill; 314-961-8888) has closed. Sauce first reported the news, which owner Larry Lampert announced this weekend, blaming an increase in ren... More »
A snowy day is the perfect time to look back over our archive of restaurant openings and closings -- and notes on restaurants that we forgot to include on our lists of openings and closings -- and dra... More »
Our ancestors made pastrami in order to keep the meat from spoiling. Larry Lampert, owner of Lampert's Plush Pig Barbeque, makes pastrami because the man can't help himself. If there's some process or technique or method he can apply to a slab of beef, he's going to do it. With pastrami, that means trimming the fat off a brisket, rubbing the surface with seasonings--salt, garlic, cinnamon, allspice, pepper and whatnot--then dry-curing, smoking and cooking it. It's a labor-intensive... More »
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