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Dukes Bar-B-Que
Phone: (803) 649-7675
City: Aiken
Region: Midlands
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Dukes Bar-B-Que
With a legacy of being in business for nearly 50 years, Dukes takes great pride in offering not only great hickory-smoked barbecue, but a variety of vegetables and sides also. Ask the locals and they'll tell you that Dukes has a good reputation for barbecue. If the sauce is just as important to you as the barbecue, Dukes offers a variety of sauces for every palate. The all-you-can-eat buffet is loaded with meat and side options. If you're not up to dining in and taking on the large buffet, take-out options are available.
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