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  1. A little shack of a restaurant set back into an alley in the historic area of the city, but don't let the modest decor fool you. The barbeque ribs are legendary, and come with a unique mustard sauce you can't get anywhere else. A local favorite.
     
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  1. 515 E. York Lane
    Savannah, GA 31401
    (912)232-9754

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