If you’re from North Carolina, then you know, here in the Tar Heel State, there is more than one way to cook a pig to perfection. Some folks prefer to go whole-hog and slow cook it all at once, while others break it down to ribs, and other specialties. And to get started on seasoning preferences… well… let’s just say we all may have our favorite, but as long as it’s a North Carolina signature recipe, you just can’t wrong no matter what you choose. It’s all good.

And one of the best things about living in the triangle, or anywhere in the middle part of the state is you have easy access to both Eastern and Western style bbq. But you'll only find one of them at the unassuming roadside haven known as Old Time BBQ, found in Raleigh...
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And it's some of THE BEST Eastern style BBQ around.
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Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Ole Time BBQ is just the place to find comfort food any time of day.
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Stop in early for a traditional breakfast, and before you leave, be sure to order some take-out BBQ for later in the day. Buy it by the pound, or carry home a whole fried or BBQ chicken, or enough racks of ribs for the entire family. And don't forget the delicious sides.
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Dine in at lunch or dinner and savor the best Eastern style bbq found in the Triangle. And the no-frills establishment just means you're as welcome as family anytime you visit.
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Why not combine some delectable light and spicy-flavored bbq with some down-home fried chicken for a combo plate that's sure to please? Add collards and mac and cheese to round out any meal.
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Ole Time BBQ is open six days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The hours are Monday - Thursday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Friday/Saturday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. (closed on Sunday).
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Find this awesome little hole-in-the-wall west of Raleigh, less than a half mile off Interstate 40.
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Learn more about Ole Time BBQ from its official website, or give them a call at (919) 859-2544.

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