On Saturday Ash and I drove to Ballard for Bastille Day. On the way back downtown we stopped at a couple places to buy baby back ribs. Bill the Butcher (Magnolia) — Rip off! Period. A 2.2 lbs vacuum sealed rack of baby back ribs cost about $31 dollars. The people were nice…but was just completely let down. Their price for ribs was ridiculous. I used to like Bill the Butcher but whatever happened to being a real meat monger? Ken’s Market (Queen Anne) — After leaving Magnolia we headed toward the Trader Joe’s at the top of Queen Anne. When we got to the intersection of 6th Ave W/ W McGraw…I saw the Ken’s Market display board read “$4.99 Baby Rack Ribs,” so…
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