I stayed here this weekend while doing the Pell Bridge Run and reserved the room Priceline for $50…… so my expectations were not super high because it was so cheap but if I was paying what some other reviewers paid for their rooms I would not be thrilled! (more of a 3 star hotel…not 4)

Yes, the quality of the performances at the Pentacle tends to be highly variable. That’s because the actors, directors, techies, etc. are volunteers working day jobs. Everything you see is a labor of love, and labors of love have a tendency to turn into soppy messes. It’s the risk you take when you buy a ticket - you might see something awesome, or you might see something lousy, or you might see something that looks like an art school drop-out self-combusted all over the stage. The…

This is still my favorite place. I know it has it’s downsides(for me it’s only the menu, strictly because Im not crazy about british food) Service has always been excellent!

Being new to the Point neighborhood, we decided we needed to try the local hangout for fellow Pointers (and maybe meet some of our neighbors.) We went on a Sunday night, which was pretty quiet, and our server Joe was friendly and prompt. In an old federal house, the interior is decorated with large sailboat models and other nautical items. We were seated at a table at one of the front windows, which was nice for watching the passers-by.

It’s pretty bad when people get online and write bad reviews for a place because
“A lot of their stuff seems to be made on the premises.” Seriously?! This is what’s wrong with America. I just walked into Shane for the first time tonight and, as one small business owner to another, all I can say is… Thank You!
This is the kind of unique, fun establishment that makes Philly AMAZING. I’m trying to curb my candy impulses until XMAS, but I did indulge in an…

On our first visit, my reuben sandwish was yummy – and the cup of potato soup was good enough to make me rethink my own recipe! We went back for a seconds the next day, and I had the hot lunch buffet – Excellent tamale pie, tender steamed asparagus, a pile of cauliflower and zucchini roasted on a grill…. What a treat! My husband found a generous ham sandwich the first day, and a leg quarter of a rotisserie chicken on the second pass. Both were reported as -excellent!

Wonderful Japanese garden. I thought it was very easy to find (despite some reviews here) and plenty of parking at the bottom of the hill. You can either wait for the shuttle to take you up the hill or take a nice, refreshing hike up the mountain (it’s not that bad, really!)

Heading out for the day, we wanted to have a good breakfast, so Word of Mouth was going to be the destination of choice. I remembered I had heard about Busick Court and something about Rachel Ray, so I decided we should try something new.

Chicken and rice with a tomato sauce, AKA Chicken Shawerma, is what my friend and I had. He ate all of his with a great deal of enthusiasm. For me I found the spice taste not as good as Indian food but that’s a matter of personal preference. You do get a fine quality and quantity of food here at Cafe Med.

Me and the bf went here on a Saturday evening while roaming the neighborhood and shopping. They have a great happy hour that runs 7 days a week! we didn’t try any of the food however those drinks we had were STRONG! more bang for your buck, for sure! we each had 2 and they were really knocking us off our feet. this is not a bad thing! lol..the place was pretty quiet for a Saturday but I guess it was still early - the music doesn’t start until 8pm which seems to draw a pretty big…

An outstanding baseball experience! From a parent of a participant – really terrific experience. safe, friendly, clean. All well executed by the CDP staff. Snack bars well run and not too expensive - could easily be set up to gouge. Overall terrific experience as a parent, a baseball fan and just a visitor.

Need a break from all that Shakespeare? These guys will do one-on-one glassblowing classes. Jeff walked through the process, I asked him to repeat a couple of steps, then he shepherded me through doing it myself. Very cool. Plan ahead, you can’t pick up your finished piece til it cools overnight in the oven. But I’m so glad I did this, and they were very helpful and knowledgeable, kept me safe and made me feel like I was doing a good job for a beginner.

For Salem, I was surprised about the quality of this museum…as its like some secret treasure that the city is hiding. Sure it’s not a huge museum…but its big enough to spend a few hours in. And like I said, it always feels as if you have the museum completely to yourself…which is so nice. This is a part of the Willamette U campus, I believe, and so they run it nicely. Worth a visit!

But basically Mary’s is in the store that used to be THE STORE IN AMAGANSETT, –The first Gourmet Food Store in The Hamptons or almost anywhere – which my parents and three friends started at a drunken dinner party in the mid-1960s. Many formative years spent watching some pretty strange goings on.

We had a long drive up from Manhattan and just missed the final brewery tour (if you go during the winter, they’re every hour, not every half hour which they don’t have updated on their website). We were able to still do the tasting which was done by Alex and he was great! He gave us a lot of the information from the tour that we missed which was fantastic. You pay $3 per person for the tasting which comes with a glass, which is about a shot glass size. Loved trying the different…

I came here three days ago after ice skating with friends for a birthday party. I had originally planned to follow their restaurant week menu, but decided against it since it was somewhat limited in choices.

We ate here because we were given a 10% off token after making a purchase at the Christmas store next door.

I’ve been to Sen a few times, and I have to say that they have really perfected the idea of crunchy spicy tuna in their “Garuda Roll.” It is quite excellent- with all of tobiko, scallions, crunchy flakes it’s a cornucopia of textures to go with the spicy flavors. The other food is good too- I usually go for the salmon teriyaki- but it isn’t… excellent. To be honest, I do think that the prices are a little bit out of control for what it is. I’ve gotten…

It had been a few years since I visited Slyman’s, and my wife had never been (she’s not from Cleveland, it’s okay). We wanted to sit down and arrived at about 11:45am on a Monday. Within two minutes we had sat, ordered, gotten our water, and been delivered our coleslaw. Within five minutes we had our food. It was wonderful. We split one corned beef sandwich with a side of coleslaw and a side of fries. Knowing the portion size, it just didn’t make any sense to get two…

Production is done only at our two Brooklyn locations in small batches.
The original location, in a landmark fireboat house on
the Fulton Ferry Pier, features one of most sweeping views in America,
the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan skyline & Statue of Liberty.
When we could not make enough ice cream to meet the demand at
our original location, the Greenpoint, Brooklyn factory was opened in 2007.