Robert F. Moss
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Texas Barbecue: Lasting Boom or Looming Bust?
I was planning for this post to be a Charleston Notebook entry catching up on some local food and beverage topics, but that plan, as they say, was overtaken by events.
My last post (“Is Barbecue Stumbling in 2026?”) was a Cue Sheet dispat...
Is Barbecue Stumbling in 2026?
Rodney Scott’s BBQ in Charleston, SC, abruptly closed its doors on May 3
Back before Christmas, I noted in a couple of Cue Sheet dispatches (including this one from December 15) that amid high beef prices, general inflation, and customers’...
The Charleston F&B Import/Export Report
Welcome to Charleston! (Courtesy Antony-22 via Wikimedia Commons, CC 4.0)
Going to Ruin
A few weeks ago, I was invited to attend the soft launch of Mother’s Ruin, the new restaurant and bar that just took over the old Rarebit space on K...
Barbecue Judging and Barbecue Bets
Last weekend, fresh off my ham tour of Spain, my barbecue travels took me to Charlotte, North Carolina, where I served as a judge at the 5th Annual Carolina BBQ Festival at Victoria Yards in downtown Charlotte. (When duty calls . . .)
Admi...
The Would-Be King of Roast Beef Sandwiches
This week for Southern Living I profiled Beefy King, a one-of-a-kind Orlando restaurant that has been serving steamed roast beef sandwiches since 1971. It wasn’t originally one of a kind, though, for as I note in the story, the Beefy King r...
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Robert F. Moss writes about food, drink, and travel. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, he is the Contributing Barbecue Editor for Southern Living and the author of six books on food and beverage history.
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