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Skewers near Temple Hospital

So let’s say (heaven forbid!), heat stroke brings you to Temple Hospital, you might need a place to eat once you are discharged. For something very much off the beaten path, there is Venango BBQ Restaurant. It is small and dingy, covered in the bullet-proof glass that is a popular design element in this area.

10 combos are available, with chicken, beef, shrimp, and different cuts of steak that can be combined with your choice of fried rice, vegitables, or salad.  The combos range from $7 to $11.50. Rotisserie chicken is also available.

I was hoping to get off even cheaper, so I just went with some kebabs, sans combo.

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Free Early Lunch at Percy Street BBQ: Free brisket alert! To celebrate their new all-day menu, Percy St. BBQ (900 South St) just announced they will be giving away a free lunch to the first 20 lunchers from July 12th to July 16. Doors open at 11:30. Those 20 early lunchers will also be entered in a raffle to win a free lunch every week for a year. Will you be one of the first 20?

The Boneless Rib Sandwich at The Rib Stand

I can’t get enough meat sandwiches. What can I say, I love meat and portability. The Rib Stand in Reading Terminal offers, along with baby back and spare ribs, a boneless rib sandwich. While I hate to pass on the thrill of gnawing meat off of bones, bonelessness and between bread-ness is a lot more lunch friendly.

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Today’s Groupon: Half off Phoebe’s BBQ: Today only, get 50% off Phoebe's BBQ (22nd and South) on Groupon!

Ron’s Saucy Chicken and Ribs

Ron’s Ribs is a little smoke filled spot that also happens to be Al Roker’s favorite in Philly. It is a no-frills- small menu kind of place that knows how to barbecue.  A few small tables are inside, but if the weather permits, you and your lungs are much better off sitting at the outdoor table in the fresh air. I was a little sad when I found out he was all out of pulled pork for the day, but all was forgiven when I sampled the other barbecued specialties.

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