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  • There are no more second helpings at Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer. The BBQ joint at the Excalibur closed down Wednesday, after only ten months in business. Both it, and American Burger Works (that was also in the Excalibur and operated by the same group), have shut down and filed for bankruptcy protection. The shack-like facade of Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer was sealed behind a solid white wall this morning, and all mentions of it have vanished from the Excalibur's website. Naming a restaurant after a band who lost three members in an airplane crash at the height of their success might have been a bad omen, but I am sorry to see them close down because their BBQ was quite good. I sampled one of their Pitmaster Combos on my last trip at the castle that included two succulent pork ribs, two very large portions of ham, and a moist hunk of quarter chicken. And unlike other BBQ joints that grill their meat, slather it with a pungent sauce, and then grill it some more, this place let the meat speak for itself. They simply seasoned it with a bit of salt and black pepper, finished it with a dry rub of cayenne pepper, grilled it until it caramelized and sweetened, and served it at that perfect point where the meat is ready to delectably fall apart. And if you wanted BBQ sauce to go with it, they offered a trio of tangy sauces to suit every palate. Another downside to this place closing down is the loss of neat cocktail spot in this area. Their drink menu was quite off the beaten path with fun shots like the Death to Miss Piggy (bacon-washed Souther Comfort Fiery Pepper) and the Jack and Pickle Back (Jack Daniel's and pickle brine), and cocktails like the Double Wide Baconator (more bacon Infused SoCo Fiery Pepper, some Lillet Rouge, maraschino cherries and Angostura bitters), and my favorite, the Honey Badger (Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey, some apple cider, Whiskey Barrel bitters, DiSaronno, lemon and a touch of cinnamon.). "If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on, now 'cause there's too many places I've got to see." -- Lynyrd Skynyrd
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