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Landmark museum offering a variety of American artwork including Southwest Native American textiles.
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I love this museum. It’s definitely a favorite ! It’s interactive and I get to be involved in the art. Yay
We went here on a work trip with our campers, it was a lot of fun and great art. The workers are very friendly and explain everything beautifully. I always enjoy myself during my visits.
This is a beautiful place to visit! The art was great, the architecture was even better! I absolutely recommend visiting!
Amazing experience. We'll maintained, clean, staff at the museum front desk was very kind and helpful. Beautiful piece of history
Parking is a little confusing but there are spaces specifically marked for museum visitors. Small museum . Art work was interesting and there are many interactive activities. A little information in the first room to your right in the door about the asylum. There are a few trails here to walk.
There's a new player in town, and this is what we need!
My wife and I finally made it to 101 Smokehouse over a week after they opened, and I sure wish we went sooner.
Instead of a bite by bite critique, going to give you highlights.
1) The brisket was really good. The fat-to-meat ratio was perfect. The fat was buttery and the smoke ring was perfect as well!
2) The fried jalapeño cheese curds were wonderful (although I'm not sure that it was cheese curds) and that will be a mainstay of my future visits.
3) The cornbread was moist, slightly sweet and didn't need butter. Best cornbread I'd ever had.
4) The BBQ sauces are to die for, ESPECIALLY the Carolinas! All home made in house, they need to bottle and sell it!
5) Finally...the brisket chili. Man, what a suprise. I rarely order restaurant chili more than once because it usually disappoints (especially compared to my wive's) but not this...oh no, not this. I want to fill up a backyard swimming pool with this chili and just dive right in. Best chili I've ever eaten. Thick, with a wonderful chipotle taste, not too many beans at all.
I'll be back...with bells on and fork in hand! I am proud to support such a place in our community!
My wife and I finally made it to 101 Smokehouse over a week after they opened, and I sure wish we went sooner.
Instead of a bite by bite critique, going to give you highlights.
1) The brisket was really good. The fat-to-meat ratio was perfect. The fat was buttery and the smoke ring was perfect as well!
2) The fried jalapeño cheese curds were wonderful (although I'm not sure that it was cheese curds) and that will be a mainstay of my future visits.
3) The cornbread was moist, slightly sweet and didn't need butter. Best cornbread I'd ever had.
4) The BBQ sauces are to die for, ESPECIALLY the Carolinas! All home made in house, they need to bottle and sell it!
5) Finally...the brisket chili. Man, what a suprise. I rarely order restaurant chili more than once because it usually disappoints (especially compared to my wive's) but not this...oh no, not this. I want to fill up a backyard swimming pool with this chili and just dive right in. Best chili I've ever eaten. Thick, with a wonderful chipotle taste, not too many beans at all.
I'll be back...with bells on and fork in hand! I am proud to support such a place in our community!
Love this place! The architecture style of the old building and the size is amazing. The museum part is really nice. All beautiful artwork and interactive. My 15 yr old daughter and I both enjoyed it eminently. We spent over and hour just walking around inside and outside. Would have loved to see more of the inside of the old Lunatic Asylum.
