Showing posts with label take out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label take out. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Belmont BBQ


We finally visited Belmont BBQ the other weekend. It was a beautiful day, so we got the food to-go and had a little picnic. The food was great. I got a rib a sandwich. Betsy had a pulled pork sandwich and we shared some french fries. The BBQ is delicious. The style of BBQ is definitely Virginian. The pork sandwich was a little juicy with a thicker sweet sauce. They also have spicier sauce options. The rib sandwich was very "wet." Generally I prefer more of the North Carolina style BBQ (which is an option too), but I really thought the BBQ we had was great. One option I think we'll have to get next time is a this bucket which they put essentially all of their kinds of BBQ in with a side. The french fries were good, but maybe a little too flavorful. In short, this is definitely a place we will be going back too. The best BBQ I have had in a while.

Saturday, December 13, 2008

Lee's Grill

This is a small restaurant just east of 14th and University on the Corner. It has very good cheap Asian food. It has Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and other Southeast Asian dishes. I had a Vietnamese beef noodle soup and Betsy had a grilled beef dish. Both dishes were very good, and at the right price this place will become a once-in-a-while lunch stop for me. The service was excellent and the waitress made us feel very comfortable. I think they do take out too, so it might give us a break from Asian Express.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

AsianExpress Take 2

We tried AsianExpress for a second time tonight. This time, I tried the sushi (shrimp tempura roll) and Charlie had the Hunan Beef. Both were delicious! Take out/delivery sushi - I'm set!

Thursday, August 14, 2008

AsianExpress

We got Chinese take-out the other night from AsianExpress. It's on Main St. close to the hotels and Amtrak station. We have to agree with the rating given in "The Best of Charlottesville" - the food was good and pretty cheap. I am big fan of lo-mein and AsianExpress made it really well. They also serve sushi - which we'll have to try next time.

There seem to be a wealth of Asian restaurants around, from cheap takeout to more upscale pan-Asian or Indian. Hopefully we can find a Thai place as good as our favorite place in DC (Regent Thai), but that is a very high standard. I think next up for Asian is another visit to BANG! or a visit to one of the Indian places on the mall. But in the meantime, AsianExpress will probably become our go-to cheap take-out place.