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Red Hot & Blue is a full-service, blues-themed restaurant chain and caterer. We feature delicious award-winning ribs, Memphis-style barbecue, smoked wings, and Southern sides and desserts. The atmosphere is steeped in legendary and contemporary blues music and delivers a large dose of Southern hospitality in a fun and entertaining dining environment.
154 Charlois Blvd, 27103, Winston-Salem, United States
3.3
1 review
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Went to Cary location at nice shopping center. When walked through door was greeted with attitude, like why are you here what do you want. Then others had attitude. Like their boss just chewed them out or something. Food was good not busy and can see why.
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