Chef says 22 South Food Hall is a return to family roots

It seemed like William and Bryan Graveley, owners of Betterway Barbeque, knew most of the people in the dining room Monday night, as 22 South Food Hall in the Historic Manhattan Casino opened its doors for a friends and family preview.

The brothers stopped at many of the tables, catching up with friends and asking how guests were enjoying their food — and getting big smiles, thumbs up and enthusiastic head nods in return.

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VINTAGE ST. PETE: Soup, soap and snake oil/The legend of John 3:16 Cook

VINTAGE ST. PETE: Soup, soap and snake oil/The legend of John 3:16 Cook (Part II)

In the 1960 film Elmer Gantry, Burt Lancaster plays a charismatic, silver-tongued salesman who uses evangelism as a way to fleece religious suckers of their money. It does not end well for Brother Gantry, as his lies are exposed, and the members of his flock turn on him.

On an undated cassette delivered to Peter Gallagher of the St. Petersburg Times, John 3:16 Cook – addressing the journalist by name - rambled for an hour about religion, his unorthodox methods, his financial troubles and the reasons he believed city fathers were out to get him.

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