* Which Judge On ‘America’s Got Talent’ Looks Most Like Joey Ramone?

By the way, looking at the picture- Joey is the third one from the left!

* NY Comedy Night Presents Grandma Lee with host Bruce Smirnoff.

Jeff Eats has seen Grandma Lee’s act…trust me, the lady will crack-you-up!

Throw Bruce Smirnoff into the mix- and you got a great night of comedy!

The show is set for:

8221 Glades Road #10 Boca Raton, Florida 33434
561 483 9036

Thursday Night- 9/24/15
8pm-10pm
Info/tickets: bocablackbox.com

Just checked goldstar.com- its got $15 tickets going for $3.75 & $7.50.

Not for nothing, but Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats are “down” for this one!

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from therealgrandmalee.com

Grandma Lee electrifies the stage from the moment she takes the mic, till she finishes in a Blaze of Glory. This 79, almost 80 year old comedian gained national exposure when she was a finalist of season 4 of America’s Got Talent. She is no stranger to competition, she was featured on Season 2 of Last Comic Standing, and was a 2 time winner of USA World Showcase Comedy Division at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

She also has appeared on Jenny Jones’ Comedy Divas, and The Jerry Springer Show. Her show is “Adult humor, But NOT Offensive”. You will feel like you are hearing about the real world from a “Pull No Punches”, “Tell you like it is”, Grandma you wish you grew up with!

She definitely is NOT ready for the rocking chair!

This article first appeared on 8/31/15.

* Win 2- Tickets To: Blood Sweat & Tears, Chuck Negron, Mark Farner.

Real simple tale to tell…

Great outdoor venue- 3 top-notch acts!

Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats are gonna be there.

Right Now- goldstar.com and livingsocial.com are running great “deals” on tickets!

No bs-here, trust Jeff Eats when I tell you that in my day- I’ve been to quite a few “concerts”…my eye bags are- well earned…that said, The Amp is an absolutely terrific outdoor venue to see a Rock N Roll concert at- great sightlines/sound & light systems and every seat, works!

Whether you’re a “youngster” or an “old rocker” (or maybe it’s an “old cocker”) like me- be smart and go see BS&T, Negron and Farner ’cause it’s gonna be some-show!

Finally, Jeff Eats has 2 tickets for the 30th reader who posts a comment. Just so you know, 1- comment per reader per day- Your IP Addresses don’t lie! Last date to submit a comment, October 5, 2015. If 30 comments aren’t received, 29-28-27-26 so on and so forth- will be the winner!

Blood Sweat & Tears, Chuck Negron, Mark Farner
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Concert: 7:00pm | Doors: 6:00pm
The Amp (Pompano Beach Amphitheater)
Tickets: $38-$78… ticketmaster.com
Info/Tickets: pompanobeacharts.org
Blood Sweat & Tears (fronted by Bo Bice, Jr.-American Idol runner-up to Carrie Underwood, Season 4), Chuck Negron (former lead singer of Three Dog Night), Mark Farner (former lead singer of Grand Funk Railroad)…

* Dom Irrera.

Jeff Eats has been a “fan” for over 40 years- that’s right 40years!

Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats got plans to see Irrera (who works “light blue”) Saturday- 9/19/15 (9:45pm-show)!

Irrera is booked into the Fort Lauderdale IMPROV, 5700 Seminole Way Hollywood, Florida 33314, (954) 981-5653:

Thursday, Sep 17, 2015 8:00 PM
Friday, Sep 18, 2015 8:00 PM
Friday, Sep 18, 2015 10:30 PM
Saturday, Sep 19, 2015 7:00 PM
Saturday, Sep 19, 2015 9:45 PM

Tickets are $20…improvftl.com

Just between you guys and Jeff Eats, if you check goldstar.com… $20 tickets are going for $3.75 & $10!

from improvftl.com
Nominated, six times for an American Comedy Award, Dom Irrera’s stand-up material was honed in a multi-generational Italian household in South Philadelphia with his mother, sister, grandmother, uncles and cousins all under one very big roof. A great-grandmother even lived across the street. Together there were three floors and four generations of family.

His first big break was his performance on Rodney Dangerfield’s “Nothing Goes Right” comedy specials for HBO. In 1989 Irrera’s own HBO “One Night Stand” earned him his first CableACE award for Best Stand-Up Comedy Special. In ’95 he won a second CableACE for the Showtime stand-up series he hosted, “Full Frontal Comedy”. That same year he received a second CableACE nomination in the writing category for his work on Comedy Central’s animated series, “Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist”. He also starred in a solo stand-up special for HBO in ’92 titled “Command Performance”.

He has performed on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, “The Late Show with David Letterman”, “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”, “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson”, “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart”, “The View”, and has made several appearances on “Oprah”. Recent credits include an all-new stand-up special titled “Comedy Central Presents”, which aired on the cable network this past summer.

As an avid sports fan, he hosted four seasons of Comedy Central’s irreverent football show, “Offsides”, where he conducted hilarious on-the-field interviews with football greats. He also hosted Comedy Central’s “Behind the Scenes at the American Comedy Awards: specials in ’98 and ’99.

Irrera was a series regular on the ’98 Fox comedy “Damon” starring Damon Wayans and his guest-star credits include “Seinfeld” (he played an annoying prop comic needling Jerry in the memorable episode), “Becker”, “Everybody Loves Raymond” and “King of Queens”. In addition, Dom voices the character Ernie, the demolitions expert, on Nickelodeon’s “Hey Arnold”.

His film work includes a featured role in Robert Townsend’s “Hollywood Shuffle”, a cameo in the Coen Bros. Film, “The Big Lebowski”, “The Fourth Tenor”, starring old pal Rodney Dangerfield, and he played himself in the Rodney Dangerfield / Dom De Luise film, “The Godson”.

Dom has performed at Montreal’s prestigious “Just For Laughs Festival” and the “Cat Laughs Festival” in Kilkenny, Ireland (he’s made more appearances at both festivals than any other American comic). He also has performed at the “Melbourne Comedy Festival” in Australia, and at “Edinburgh Festival’s” Assembly Hall. It was there that he received the “Herald Award” for artistic excellence.

In 2010, Dom continued his quest for international DOM-ination with a 10-day run at the Sydney Comedy Festival and his first ever one-man show, “Plugged, Unplugged then Plugged Again” played to sold out audiences in Montreal

For months, I have been telling you guys about these two upcoming shows…I just checked the box-office and there are just- a handful of really good seats left! If you want to go, don’t sit on your hands- buy them now!- because both shows are gonna be sold out affairs!

Posted August 12, 2015
* An Intimate Evening With…

Just thought you guys might like to know where Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats are gonna be on September 11th & October 9th…

The Plaza Ballroom & Event Centre
111 US Highway One
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Phone: (561) 842-0111

Trust Jeff Eats on this one- amazing sound, lights, sightlines…

The Plaza Ballroom & Event Centre “only” seats- 400 and they are all good!

If you want to go, don’t dilly dally around-no ifs, ands or buts- both concerts are gonna Sell-Out!

You can catch tickets at theplazaballroom.com.

Tickets:
$35 general (unassigned seating, left and right side of room)
$45 preferred (unassigned seating, on floor facing the stage)
$90 VIP (Pre-show photo op with the band and professional photographer
+ Meet & Greet. Advance ticket sales will receive premium assigned seating. VIP purchase at door will be general seating in the VIP section.)

Tickets
$35 general (unassigned seating, left and right side of room)
$45 preferred (unassigned seating, on floor facing the stage)
$75 VIP (Post-show Meet & Greet with the band.
Advance ticket sales will receive premium assigned seating. VIP purchase at door will be general seating in the VIP section.)

One final thought, to you burglars out there- who maybe be thinking ahead, Spot Eats will be at home both evenings- watching his favorite tv shows…

* Companies That Are Revolutionizing Retail.

Just read “this” story on dailyfinance.com.

As the late great Sy Syms use to say, “An educated consumer is our best customer.”

Jeff Eats found “Companies That Are Revolutionizing Retail” kinda interesting and you do know- I like to share!

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Companies That Are Revolutionizing Retail

Business Insider

Jun 2nd 2015 5:00AM

The way people shop is changing every day. Thanks to the proliferation of smartphones and innovations in delivery and data, the retail landscape is evolving like never before. From an established e-commerce giant deploying drones to an inventive pizza chain, here are 25 companies that are revolutionizing the industry.

1. Zulily Applies T.J. Maxx Model to E-Commerce

Similar to discount retailer T.J. Maxx, Zulily (ZU), founded in Seattle in 2010, creates a daily treasure hunt for the mothers who shop its site. While T.J. Maxx offers close-out discounts on various brands in its stores, Zulily’s website offers flash sales on apparel, home goods, toys, and more. The deals and constantly changing selection keep shoppers coming back, and the e-commerce site, which went public in 2013, has nearly 4 million users.

2. Kroger Writes Playbook for Grocery Industry

Cincinatti-based Kroger (KR) has reported positive comparable-store sales for 45 straight quarters and is expected to surpass Whole Foods Market (WFM) within two years to become the nation’s top seller of organic and natural food. The chain, which dates back to 1883, is renowned for its excellent customer service and extensive selection. The retailer is a leader in offering private-label products to keep prices low and is known for its loyalty program, which makes customers eligible for discounts and fuel savings.

3. Brandy Melville Caters to Teens on Instagram

Fashion retailer Brandy Melville was founded in Italy more than two decades ago, and it brought its tiny crop tops, high-waisted bottoms, and slouchy sweaters to the U.S. just five years ago. Thanks to a brilliant Instagram account, which features a mix of professional models and real customers, the retailer is now ranked in the top 10 teen clothing brands, and has a major e-commerce presence. The brand is also notable for offering “one size fits all” clothing.

4. Bigcommerce Is the Brains Behind Online Stores

Bigcommerce is helping retailers adapt their businesses to an online format. Bigcommerce users rave about the company’s features, including better search engine optimization than other platforms — meaning that it’s more likely to get at the top of an online search. The Texas firm supports more than 70,000 retailers from 150 countries and has processed more than $5 billion in sales.

5. Starbucks Revolutionizes Mobile Payments, Delivery

Starbucks (SBUX) is responsible for making coffee shops ubiquitous. Now the Seattle icon is leading the charge on mobile payments at its 21,000 locations. The company’s mobile app allowed customers to pay for their coffee beverages by smartphone before Apple Pay. An impressive 16 percent of transactions are now mobile. The company is also testing delivery in Seattle and New York.

6. Poshmark Created a Reliable Resale Clothing Market

Poshmark uses an Instagram-like platform for users to sell used clothing. For a fee, users can easily upload pictures of their items. Unlike eBay (EBAY), which can be overwhelming with its broad array of products, the California firm is focused on clothing and accessories. Users can shop by brand or see what their friends are selling, giving a social aspect to the app. One DailyFinance contributor tested Threadflip and Tradesy, and another tried Twice and ThredUp.

7. Under Armour Challenges Athletic Brands

The Baltimore company, which put performance wear on the map, recently surpassed Adidas to become the second-biggest sportswear brand in the U.S. by sales. When it was founded in 1996, it had $17,000 in revenue. This year, it is expected to bring in $3.76 billion. Under Armour (UA) has been investing in high-profile endorsement deals with athletes like Stephen Curry and Muhammad Ali and building up its women’s business.

8. Pirch Creates New Home-Shopping Experience

San Diego-based Pirch is a high-end home store whose founders strive to make the experience of shopping “inspirational and joyful.” The retailer builds stunning, expansive showrooms. Baristas greet customers by offering them a custom latte. Shoppers can try out all of the products, including an aromatherapy shower and a heated toilet. Pirch is a pioneer in making its stores a destination when shoppers are increasingly going online.

9. Kohl’s Reinvents the Department Store

Kohl’s (KSS) is American women’s favorite place to shop for clothes, according to a recent survey. The department store chain, which traces its roots to Wisconsin in 1962, offers deep discounts on national clothing brands such as Nike (NKE), Vera Wang and Izod. Analysts say the thrill of finding good deals keeps bargain hunters coming back for a savvy mix of brands and value.

10. EDITD Shows Real-Time Purchases

EDITD is a technology company that helps retailers like Target (TGT), Gap (GPS) and Asos have “the right products, at the right place, at the right time.” The English company tracks what people are buying in real time. This helps retailers make better merchandising decisions and restock items faster.

11. Trader Joe’s Makes Brand Names Obsolete

Trader Joe’s sells twice as much a square foot as Whole Foods yet offers very few brand names. Consumers view the 57-year-old California firm as high-quality but inexpensive (many staple products are half the price of other retailers). The creativity of the in-house products is also important. Some of the most popular products include Chili-Lime Chicken Burgers, Cookie Butter (a cookie-flavored nut butter), corn and chili salsa.

12. Lululemon Defines Athleisure

Lululemon (LULU), which started in 1998 in British Columbia, was arguably the first company to offer women workout clothes they wanted to wear all the time. Now, analysts say the “athleisure” trend will likely become a permanent part of the retail landscape. The company now counts Nike and Under Armour among its copycats. Lululemon is continuing to innovate — its “anti ball-crushing” pants have become hugely popular with men. It’s also expanding ivivva, its line for young girls.

13. Pet Food Express Leads in Conscious Capitalism

It’s easy to see why Pet Food Express, which has more than 50 stores in California, has a huge cult following. The 19-year-old company will undercut competitors’ prices by 10 percent and welcomes pets into its stores. It also pours profits into pet rescue and adoption, having donated more than $1.7 million in 2013 alone. Pet Food Express is known for offering workers excellent pay and benefits, and is routinely ranked as one of the best companies to work for.

14. Swipely Offers All-in-One Marketing, Payment Platform

Swipely is a platform that helps thousands of small retailers and restaurants attract and retain customers. The company, founded in 2009 in Rhode Island, tracks point-of-sale, sales, and customer data so retailers can see what’s working — services that were previously only available to larger companies. Swipely’s companies now post $4 billion in annual sales.

15. GameStop Prospers in Digital Transition

In the age of e-commerce, many people assumed that video game retailer GameStop (GME) — which dates back to 1984 — would go the route of book, music and video stores. But the Texas firm has been able to get customers in stores to purchase digital content. It’s cultivated retail locations as places where young men can socialize, meaning that online competitors haven’t made a dent in business. The company also has trade-in and loyalty programs that are unrivaled by competitors.

16. Stitch Fix Changes How Women Shop for Clothes

Stitch Fix eliminates the hardest part of shopping: making choices. With its services, women don’t have to step foot inside a store or browse shopping websites to find clothes they like. The San Francisco company’s stylists curate items for customers based on an extensive profile of their style preferences, sizing, and body types, and send them a box of selections every month. Customers can try on the clothes at home and send back whatever they don’t want to keep. Over time, the service gets increasingly accurate in predicting specific customers’ style preferences, thanks to an algorithm that learns from customer feedback.

17. Aldi Figures Out How to Be Cheaper Than Walmart

Aldi — a German firm that has been called the best grocery chain in the U.S.– offers cheaper prices than Walmart (WMT) by offering a lean selection of items that’s heavy on house brands. Aldi also saves money by requiring customers to bring their own shopping bags and bag their own groceries. The chain, which dates back to 1913, has nearly 1,300 US locations, mostly in the Midwest and East, and plans to open 650 more U.S. stores within the next five years.

18. Abine Protects Consumers With ‘Fake’ Credit Cards

The privacy firm Abine, founded in Boston in 2008, has developed a service called Blur that generates “fake” credit-card numbers to protect consumers from hackers. When a user is ready to make a purchase, Blur will randomly generate a masked card — a one-time-use credit card number, expiration date and security code. The card is only authorized for a specified amount and after a single use, it will be destroyed. That way, no customer information can be stolen.

19. Interior Define Makes Customizable Furniture Affordable

Interior Define, founded in 2014 in Chicago, builds every piece of furniture on demand and will customize everything, including size, shape, color, fabric, filling, and frame. With an average price point of about $1,700, Interior Define is targeting customers who have graduated from Ikea furniture but can’t afford designer brands.

20. Amazon Pioneers in the On-Demand Economy

Since its 1994 founding, Amazon.com (AMZN) has continued to innovate This year, the company started offering one-hour delivery for members of its Prime service and expanded its grocery delivery business to New York City. The company also announced a new gadget called the Dash Button, which will make it easier for consumers to order household items, such as detergent, when they are running low.

21. CVS Stops Selling Cigarettes

CVS (CVS) shocked the retail industry last year when it made the decision to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its stores, saying tobacco has “no place in an environment where healthcare is being delivered.” The decision was expected to cost the 52-year-old Rhode Island company about $2 billion in annual revenue, but the pharmacy chain made up some lost revenue by charging a new premium to Caremark customers who fill prescriptions at pharmacies that sell tobacco products. The change gives Caremark customers a major incentive to fill their drug orders at CVS.

22. Restoration Hardware Opens Design Galleries

At a time when many retailers are shutting down physical stores or downsizing existing ones, Restoration Hardware (RHI), which was founded in 1980, is opening even bigger stores — and sales are booming. The California company has been opening massive “design galleries,” which are larger than its typical stores, and have a much wider selection of products. Restoration Hardware’s same-store sales soared 20 percent in 2014.

23. T.J. Maxx Redefines Discount

T.J. Maxx-parent TJX Cos. (TJX) has been called the most powerful apparel retailer in the U.S. The Massachusetts company, which also owns the discount retailers Marshalls and Home Goods, frequently floods its stores with new merchandise but limits the amount of each product it sells to keep bargain hunters coming back again and again. The company, founded in 1976, also aggressively trains its buyers to keep costs low.

24. Wanelo Make It Really One-Click Easy

Wanelo, founded in 2011 in San Francisco, is a popular online shopping community where users find and share images of cool products. Unlike Pinterest, clicking on a product’s image on Wanelo will take users right to the website where they can purchase it. From August 2013 to August 2014, Wanelo grew from 1 million members to 11 million.

25. Adore Me Brings New Strategies to Lingerie

Adore Me, founded in 2011 in New York, has applied the strategies of fast-fashion retailers like Zara and Forever 21 to the lingerie business. Adore Me bras and panties run about $39 total, while a single bra at Victoria’s Secret costs between $50 and $60. The brand sells plus sizes, while Victoria’s Secret is criticized for its limited selections.

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* Duende A.M.P. Fest.

You got a band?

Don’t say that Jeff Eats never did nothing for you (look! down below!).

Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats are gonna be there for the whole shooting match:

Sunday, October 4th- 2015

3pm – 6:30pm Preliminary rounds of “The Most AMPed Band” competition | ARTwar starts

6:30pm – 10pm Main Performances: | Sammy Figueroa | Otis Cadillac
The Jason Taylor Foundation Bluapple Poetry Network and Body and Soul Dance Theatre

The event is FREE- for everyone, including non-combatants!

You- non-combatants needing info…pompanobeacharts.org.

Gonna be fun!
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Duende A.M.P. Fest” Issues Call to Musicians in All Genres

Pompano Beach Amphitheater to Feature Most AMPed Band Contest and ARTwar

September 8, 2015

BROWARD COUNTY, FL – The Pompano Beach Amphitheater is proud to be participating in Broward 100’s Duende. In preparation for the grand finale weekend of the county’s centennial celebration, Broward 100 and the amphitheater are issuing a call to musicians to participate in the Most AMPed Band contest. Bands are encouraged to upload their videos of original songs to facebook.com/pompanoamp where submissions will be chosen by a panel of industry experts. The top ten bands will be performing at the amphitheater as part of Duende A.M.P. Fest on Sunday, October 4th. The winning band will be the opening act for the evening’s headliners. Deadline for submissions is September 23, 2015. For more details about this free event for the community please visit, www.pompanobeacharts.org .

“ We are looking to showcase south Florida’s best musicians and bands during this finale of Broward’s centennial celebration” said Byron Swart, Artistic Director of Pompano Beach Arts. “Leading industry professionals from Live Nation, AEG, Audacity Records and other notables will judge the entrants and select the ten finalists and winner. We are encouraging all genres and we look forward to discovering some amazing talent!”

How to Enter:
1. Upload a video of you/your band performing (PG please) to YouTube by Wednesday, September 23rd;
2. Upload your link to The Amp’s Facebook’s page at facebook.com/pompanoamp
3. Send the link, your portfolio (short bio, photo for promotion, samples of music, website/social media links to Byron@ccc-arts.org with subject line AMP FINALE

The top ten bands will perform on Sunday, October 4th from 3-6pm. At that time, judges will determine the winning band that will open for the event’s featured performers including Sammy Figueroa, Otis Cadillac, The Jason Taylor Foundation’s Bluapple Poetry Network and Body & Soul Dance Theater.

Duende A.M.P Fest will also feature ARTwar! Canvas against canvas, twelve local visual artists will pit concept, technique, brush strokes, paints and creation against one another. Watch and cheer for your favorite artist as an exhibition of the creative process unfolds before your eyes. Each artist will be allotted 45 min to demonstrate their talents, creating a new work of art that will determine whether they move onto the next round or are simply eliminated.

ARTwar will feature an array of noted artists including FRIKS84, Anthony Hernandez

Gabriela Martinez, Lori Pratico, Rei Ramirez, FIFTYTHREE, Ivan Roque, SURGE, Todd the Painter and Ruben Ubiera. Judges include Julia Black Andrews, Executive Director for Coral Springs Museum of Art; Leah Brown, Co-Director, FATVillage Arts District; Peter Symons, Co-Director, FATVillage Arts District; and a representative from Jerry’s Artarama.

The winning artist will receive $1000 in supplies from Jerry’s Artarama.

For further details contact Byron Swart at Bryon@ccc-arts.org

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***** Hong Kong City BBQ, 5301 North State Road 7, Tamarac, Florida 33319, (954) 777-3832.

A recent e-mail received by Jeff Eats.

Jeff Eats:

Recently transplanted native Queens NY 61 year old. Been living in Pembroke Pines for 5 months and having serious withdrawal pains from not being able to eat in NYC’s Chinatown. Can you get me back on track with a real Chinatown type joint down here?
Thank you very much,
Ronnie W
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Ronnie W:

Got a good one for you…

Hong Kong City BBQ in Tamarac- delicious food, NYC Chinatown seedy looking decor, with an almost Call The Board of Health Kitchen…

I love the joint and you will too!

Thanks for reading…

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Hong Kong City BBQ (Tamarac)
Posted on May 16th, 2014 · BBQ Chinese Tamarac

***** Hong Kong City BBQ, 5301 North State Road 7, Tamarac, Florida 33319, (954) 777-3832.

Got a real-good Chinese joint for you…Hong Kong City BBQ in Tamarac.

The beautiful thing about Hong Kong City BBQ is that nobody in your car is gonna bitch about going there. The reason Jeff Eats says that, the joint has dim sum, Brooklyn-Jewish-American Chinese food circa 1957 and authentic Chinese food (whatever that is?).

Anyway,

A party of 6-of us recently gave Hong Kong City BBQ a shot and I gotta tell you, the food was right on the money.

Let me give you a fast run down of what was ordered…
House Wonton Soup.
Egg Drop Soup.
Chicken Corn Soup.
Pan Fried Pot Stickers.
BBQ Roasted Honey Roasted Spareribs.
BBQ Roasted 1/2 Duck.
Shrimp Pan Fried Noodles.
Roast Pork Fried Rice.
Peking Pork Chops.
Sweet & Sour Pork.
Steam Whole Tilapia.
Lobster Cantonese.

Now, nothing for nothing–not one person in our party “didn’t find what to eat” and everyone agreed that the food was really good. The prices are “neighborhood” Chinese joint prices, the décor is neighborhood Chinese joint décor. Playing to its name–Hong King City BBQ (with the emphasis on BBQ) the joint has some bbq chickens/ducks/pigs hanging over the front counter–which gives the joint a nice New York City Chinatown Dump feel.

You guys know that Jeff Eats really isn’t into doing “pecking orders”…that said, the House Wonton Soup, BBQ Honey Roasted Spareribs, Peking Pork Chops and Sweet & Sour Pork were at the top of my list. Like I said before, everything was really good, but the stuff I just mentioned–was really-really good.

I’m just guessing here, but I’m thinking that some of you guys may want to know: Does Hong Kong City BBQ have any “Early Bird” deals? Yes “Virginia”-from 3pm-7pm- 7 days a week Hong Kong City BBQ has an Early Bird which gets you–soup/egg roll/white or fried rice/entrée.

Let me wrap this one up,

Jeff Eats really enjoyed Hong Kong City BBQ. Give this joint a shot- I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

You can check menu/other stuff at www.hkcitybbq.com.

Hong Kong City BBQ is open Monday-Friday 11am-11pm, Saturday-Sunday 10:30am-11pm.

***** Banquet Macaroni & Cheese Meal.

$1 at Walmart!

Not bad in a pinch…4 minutes in the microwave and it’s good to go!

Just between you guys and Jeff Eats, this Banquet Macaroni & Cheese Meal ain’t gonna win no Betty Crocker Awards- but like I said 1.4 seconds ago, in a pinch it works just fine! By the way, at a buck a pop- Jeff Eats’ Walmart buy- was good for 6 pinches!

* Happy Labor Day!