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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

This Week at the Back Room Restaurant in Flat Rock

Make your taste buds happy tonight at The Back Room's Tuesday Burger night. Build your own burger (beef, chicken, or vegetarian) with all the trimmings. $7.00. Not in the mood for a burger? How about a 3 course meal for $20?
Wednesday is BBQ Night - build your own plate $11.99
Thursdays enjoy Prime Rib (as only Ally can do) $14.99 with vegetable and starch.
Fridays buy one appetizer and get one free. Buy two get two free 4-9pm (make a meal) from 4-9 PM. The Bar is open as late as 2:00 AM with drink specials!

This week's music schedule:
July 6th 6:30pm Eric Congdon - Eric returns for some entertaining dinner music. Many instrumentals, along with a bit of singing, with awesome guitar licks!
July 7th 7:30pm Dinner Music with Heath Patrick followed by Open Mic Jam starting at 9:00pm
July 8th 8:30pm HIT - Featuring Tony Campbell, Heath Patrick and Isaac Wells
July 9th 9:00pm Jazz The Ripper - a young band from Asheville creating their own style of music
July 10th 9:00pm Every Mothers Dream a fresh brand of roots music

The Back Room Restaurant at The Flat Rock Wine Shoppe is located at 2702 Greenville HWY, Flat Rock North Carolina

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