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There's something about those wisps of smoke rising from chimneys on a chilly fall night that triggers a yearning in me for food with smoky flavors. If you experience a similar Pavlovian response, you can get your fix at these area restaurants.Allen & Son Barbeque 6203 Millhouse Road, Chapel Hill, 942-7576Carolina pork barbecueThe Barbecue Joint 630 Weaver Dairy Road, Chapel Hill, 932-7504Barbecue and bistro fareBogart's American Grill 510 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, 832-1122, www.bogartsamericangrill.com Rotisserie cooked chicken and beefBrasa 8551 Brier Creek Parkway, in Brier Creek Commons, Raleigh, 544-3344, www.brasasteakhouse.com Brazilian steakhouseChamas 905 W. Main St., in Brightleaf Square, Durham, 682-1309, www.chamas.us Brazilian steakhouseDixie Belle's BBQ 1241 Laura Village Road, in Laura Village, Apex, 303-6676, www.dixiebellesbbq.com Barbecue, Southern fareHoly Smokes 335 Tryon Road, Raleigh, 661-2271, www.holysmokesnc.com Texas style beef barbecueMichael Dean's Seafood Grill & Oyster Bar 6004 Falls of Neuse Road, in North Ridge shopping center, Raleigh, 790-9992, www.michaeldeans.comAmerican grillThe Original Q Shack 2510 University Drive, Durham, 402-4227, www.theqshackoriginal.com Western Carolina and Texas style barbecue
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