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March 07, 2012 Food » First Bite

At Tyler's in Raleigh, food and beer for you, Wikki Stix for your kids

by Amber Nimocks @ambernim

Most people go to Tyler's for the beer. Some go for the food. I go for the Wikki Stix—and the beer and the food. But the Wikki Stix can really push the meal experience over the top. For those who haven't seen…

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