I was heading towards something reliable when I drove by the Drake BBQ at Queen W/Dovercourt. It opened in the late fall and we hadn't tried it yet.
I got two sandwiches for take-out. Here is the Carolina pulled pork shoulder sandwich ...



We liked the beef one better (the pork one is really vinegary). For the size of them, they aren't cheap ... the pork sandwich is $7 and the beef sandwich is $8. You can get a combo for about $12 which includes a pop and a bag of chips or pickle or peanuts.
These whoopie pies were on the counter and I couldn't resist.


1 comment:
I love a good bar-b-que on a bun. That does look yummy. My recipe for whoopie-pies, that I haven't made in a long time, isn't dry and the center doesn't taste like icing. They need to get another bakery to supply their whoopie-pies, I think!
Hugs, Cindy
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