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Charlottesville’s quirkiest barbecue man, Jinx Kern, spent over an hour this morning getting interviewed and photographed for a glossy Northern Virginia-based magazine called, appropriately enough, Northern Virginia Magazine
What in the world is a glitzy NoVa coffee-table mag doing down here and speaking with Kern, who runs what has to be one of the world’s smallest restaurants, Jinx’s Pits-Top Barbecue, near the corner of Mead and East Market?
It seems that Kern’s smoky ‘cue has already made a stir.
“Apparently, the publisher was in here a few months ago, incognito,” says Kern, who believes his ‘cue will make the cut of must-eats in an upcoming issue featuring ideas for exploring Charlottesville, U.S.A.
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Man, you gotta love smoked meat! Go Jinx!
[...] the author ruins this place for Sissy Spacek by mentioning her presence. And Jinx’s Barbecue, no stranger to publicity, gets a nod for “hickory smoked barbecue and some seriously down-home atmosphere that ranks [...]