Dining Review: Durk's Bar-B-Q - Rhode Island Monthly
The new location offers the same finger-licking good barbecue. February 25, 2021 The brick building that houses Durk’s — and the old home of the Satin Doll — is a simple space. Gone is the stripper pole, goodbye to the flashing lights. It’s now an unadorned enclave that smells like smoke, whiskey and the crackling of pork skin, which, when mixed together, forms a carnivore’s aphrodisiac. Tables are like islands, not unlike the one massive painting on the wall by local artist Mark Freedman that features a lone baby blue skiff drifting through the Texas bayou. Brisket with skillet co...
Source: rimonthly.com