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The address of Backporch Smokehouse is E, 502 S Carnegie St, Carnegie, USA, United States. Also, you can extract details about public transportation and parking near Backporch Smokehouse from this webpage.
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City: Fort Cobb (near Carnegie), 308 Main St, 73038, Fort Cobb, US, United States
"Sarah is the bomb"
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City: Carnegie, 616 Town East Main, Carnegie I-73015, United States
"I live in Oklahoma City but travel the state for work. I used a T Mobile promotion to order online and requested ridiculously heavy sauce on both of my pizzas. I have done this DOZENS of times with other Pizza Huts in the metro area and they have all failed miserably. The Carnegie , OK location not only prepared my order perfectly but did so with style. Each employee was courteous, professional, and efficient..... nothing more I could ask for AT ALL. In fact, I hope that this particular restaurant is locally owned and can be recognized as a cut above their big city colleagues. Carnegie rocks! I regret not having names, but my ticket was 0043 on 10/05/19 and hope this assists management with recognized the individuals who exemplified excellence."
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City: Carnegie, 10 E 4th St, Carnegie, USA, United States
"Last few times I've been their nobody would come to the window."
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City: Carnegie, 820 Oklahoma Street, Carnegie, USA, United States
"Get the new dill pickle burger! delicious!"
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City: Mountain View (near Carnegie), 73062, Mountain View, US, United States
"Good food. Appropriate prices. Fun atmosphere. Good band."
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City: Fort Cobb (near Carnegie), 9152 County Rd 1230, Fort Cobb, OK, 73038, United States
"The best steak we have had in many many years. It was really so tender you could cut it with a fork."