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To switching to the higher system, i sell a complete frame 3DR B version with:
-"Quadcopter Power Distribution Board already soldered and ready to be connected to ESC,motors, lipo and APM (i don't sell lipo and esc like in the photo)
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I have replaced in the legs and PDB the https://store.diydrones.com/M3x18mm_Black_Nylon_Spacers_p/hw-ac3dr-... DIYDrones nylon spacers, sincerly of poor quality, with alluminium, is more robust and durable, and the screw are in metal with self-locking nut, better than the original nylon screws, light but that break and loosen after a short time. However i will give to you the original spacers, but not all the nylon screw.
-4 motors DYIDrones 880 kv with gold connectors 3,5 mm already soldered.
I will gift to you the 3DR sonar mount
All objects have 2 months of life
-I ask for 3DR frame kit 100 $
-For 4 motors 19 $ each = 76 $
to add shipping cost, paypal payments.
I'm in Italy.
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So this is a frame, pdb, and sonar mount? Ship to USA?
Ty for reply
Yes it is so.
Frame vs B, pdb already soldered and sonar mount free. I can ship to USA, say me if you wanna ordinary mail or courier (better from Italy..), tomorrow i will ask about shipping cost.
As i said in the post i'm waiting the nylon spacer (sincerly very poor quality) from a France dealer to be correct versus buyers to replace it into the legs where i have inserted alluminium spacer and self-locking nut, but for 1,68$ (DiYDrones n.6 ) you can buy these everywhere i suppose in USA, in Italy i've found only white color. If you wanna so strong the nylon spacer you have to wait sry.
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David Daubney, a justice-department adviser, could have gone quietly into retirement. Instead, he tried to talk some sense back into this country. Prison overcrowding will worsen and breed violence, he told The Globe's Kirk Makin in an exit interview. The tough-on-crime route has been tried and failed. The government knows what it knows, doesn't listen to evidence and is reluctant to ask for research to be undertaken.
"The policy is based on fear – fear of criminals and fear of people who are different. I do not think these harsh views are deeply held." It's a good point. A new poll shows that 93 per cent of Canadians feel safe from crime. Why, then, spend billions of dollars to go backward?
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Fearmonger and Through The Glass: Books that undermine Harper's omnibus crime bill
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10:24am Wednesday 9th October 2013 in News
THE estimated number of badgers in the Gloucestershire area has been drastically revised reducing the number that needs to be culled.
Defra said hair trappings collected before the start of the Gloucestershire cull, which included areas of Worcestershire and Herefordshire, showed numbers had decreased significantly since the last estimate was carried out.
The target number of badgers to be culled has reduced from between 2,856 and 2,932 badgers to 1,650.
It is now thought there are 2,350 badgers in the area rather than the previous estimate of 3,400.
The pilot badger cull in west Somerset is set to be extended by up to three weeks because fewer animals were killed than had been hoped.
Defra said Natural England was considering an extension to the cull to "maximise the disease control benefits".
According to reports, just 850 badgers have been shot in the area over the six-week trial, just over 40 per cent of an initial target of 2,081.
The aim was to kill 70 per cent of badgers in Gloucestershire and west Somerset by free shooting.
A Defra spokesman said: "Early indications suggest that the Somerset cull has been safe, humane and enough badgers have already been killed to help reduce bovine TB.
"Natural England is currently considering an application from the cull company for a short extension of two to three weeks so as to maximise the disease control benefits achieved this year."
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Little Inferno pre-orders net beta access, 10% off on Steam
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Tomorrow Corp's Little Inferno offering paid beta access
Little Inferno, an indie title from the designers of World of Goo and Henry Hatsworth, is opening for beta access to those that pre-order the game.
In a move that the three-man dev team says is inspired by Chris Hecker's Spy Party, paid beta access will be rolled out in small batches to Windows-users who pay $15 or more.
Little Inferno is coming to Windows, Wii U, Mac and Linux towards the end of the year, check out the game's dark and quirky first teaser through the break.
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Tomorrow Corporation has announced Little Inferno, a game in development from Allan Blomquist, Kyle Gray, and World of Goo co-creator Kyle Gabler. Not much is known at the moment, other than players will likely be able to set things alight, but the studio has promised updates on the title will be posted to on its blog. So, yeah. That's all that's known at the moment. Go have a look through the link anyway.


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Discuss Psychic Abilities for Free. No Account is Needed.
in short:
22 years old, born and living in Poland, interesten in all magic and ezoteric since 11 or 12 years old, everything that I'm interested in is related with it, atm I study in two collages, developer / programer and as a manager in a second collage;
many people may know me from other sites, but time will show who is on board and who is not;
as for my specialty and talents, I specialize in knowing, or so I say, my talents are in Autokinesis (energy manipulation) and Clairvoyance (in training);
that's all, if You just wanna say "hello", skip it :D if You have a good question, ah, now we can talk :D
Well, I'm going to say hello anyways, cause thats the kinda guy I am, so "hello". ;)
Now, I am curious to ask how progressed you are in energy manipulation. How do you train, and how fine-tuned have you gotten your energy maneuvering skills? As in, are you able to move it through any part of your body? How quickly? Can you bring it outside the body yet? Just curious is all. =P
Oh, and how do you train for clairvoyance?
hehe, that's fine, it's good that You are who You are and You do what You want to do :D
now, to the point, how progressed? can't see energy yet, but I have no trouble wiht manipulating it, gathering it in any body part in a normal state of mind, no relaxation nor preparation needed for a certain degree of energy manipulation, can gather different types of energy (or energy manifestation, fire, wind, heat, cold, electricity...), change it's vibration (dencity) or shape, as for feeling the energy, I feel the room I'm in, but I can go as far as material world, I do know how to get better, but I'm plain old lazy;
as for Clairvoyance, let us talk about it some other time :D :D :D
P.S. is this site screwing all the time or is it just me?
I have been in Psionics for a good while and am curious as to why you havn't tried other psionics as well. why is it you stick to just those that you posted and do no more than that. Oh and Hi. you joined a little before i did. i have been visiting as a guest for a little while. good to hear that there are psionics outside the US. I am in Utah in the US and here there is much negativity toward psionics. There isnt much i can say about psionics negativity here except it is probably because of religious misconseptions. enough about that though tell me more about the answer to that question
some time in the past I was trying it all, like for real it all, came to few conclusions, one of them was this: I don't need to do it, the real goal was to have good health, by removing the energy blockages using energy manipulation or some other method;
then came Clairvoyance, it's nice to walk out of the house and walk to the bus stop "just in time", all the hunches and that stuff is usefull, as for the Electrokinesis or Pyrokinesis or Levitation or OOBE or LD and all of that stuff, it's fun, sometimes usefull, but I have what I need so hey, learn to appriciate what one has and to use it towards good cause;
as for the "religious" part, man oh man, there is a bunch of people ready to kill one another for their style, but it's going in the good direction xD
as for other Psions, there is a lot of people who do this and that, but most of those people just don't learn, don't evolve or stuff like that, it's darn hard to make them move their point of view xD
anyway, thanks for Your reply :D:D:D
I didnt mean to downplay the abilities you DO have at all. I am sorry that it came out that way. please forgive. I was meaning to bring out the subject of what cause you to stop searching for more psionic abilities you might be good at. The ability you talk about meeting the bus on time is actualy kind of like a sub ability of clarivoiance called chronopathy. Being fully aware of time to an exact. a native american friend i have has this ability also he is able to be asked what time is it and imediatly say a time to the minute and i check my atomic clock (correct to the second it is) and he is RIGHT ON. that rocks. i havent been able to pick that one up yet. REALLY GOOD job on getting that one. REALY awsome. Sorry again for sounding earier like i was trying to say that you not having a whole long list of abilities was whatever. I didnt mean that. You are able to focus more on the abilities you already have and strengthen them. Any who. sorry again. (sorry for apologizing so much i just get the overwhelming feeling of remorse when i read over your response and i just want to make sure i am "right" with EVERYONE in my universe (my imediate suronding and influence on all relms) so i can reach an all inclusive homiostasis (inner equilibrium) thats all.)
we all have those abilities from the very beggining, but we forget about them :D
as for the energy manipulation, by this one a person can learn how to do Psychokinesis, Pyrokinesis, Crysokinesis, Hydrokinesis, Aerokinesis and Electrokinesis, just like a lot of more abilities, those -kinesis are just an aspect of energy manipulation, so that the ability do change energies "patterns" and dencity can be a big bonus to the rest of the -kinesis abilities, like doing all muscle groups instead of doing one particular group;
Clairvoyance (ESP) goes the same way, ask a question, get an answer, the question be about past live, present live or future live, past events and so on, the only difference is in the subconscious mind to decode the answer from "above" or the universe, so in both cases the key is understanding and practice :P
as for the emotional thing, um... ok xD I didn't see one reason why You regret it xD I didn't see one thing that would make me need to forgive anything xD (can't see tha cause);
I said i felt as if i really needed to apologize because everytime i read your post it felt to me as if you were a little upset at me trying to tell you what to do. In few of the times that i read it it seemed as if you were attempting to suppress these feeling and say no its okay. Similar to how a person would react if some one where to spill something on them and than the spiller were to erupt in appologies. Even though the spillee is Really upset they bite their tongue and say that its okay. that is what i got at least. So i say agian sorry for spilling on you. I should have made sure my words didnt try to sound like a command from me who is marked on this site as noobie becasue i havnt been around this site very long. check out my other post that we both had begun to answer a question by nizkiv. i also posted a little about this there.
Thnx for not being too mad at me for seeming to boss you around.
to be honest, I was a bit upset at the beggining, thought I had it under control when I started writing, not as well as it should be xD
[!--quoteo(post=6861:date=Jul 20 2008, 11:40 AM:name=Corpse)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE (Corpse @ Jul 20 2008, 11:40 AM) [a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=6861\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]Anyways, my question is, that yes, my chair was rocking back and forth,
but not with PK, with my actual body, so how can I make my sub-c know
I want to move whatever it is I am attempting to move using PK and NOT my actual body?
The only advice I can give is to keep practising until you get it. It\'s like trying to learn how to wiggle your ears if you can\'t.
[!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE [/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]Okay, so I was using brainwave software (I-doser) and I induced my self into the theta state
Aww man...you got scammed. You can ask any sort of person that deals with making binaural beats (I\'m one of them), and they will tell you the I-Doser is a scam. They use free software that you can download off the Internet to make really expensive binaural beats. Then what they do is they make copies of those beats and put a different background track and say it does something else. I use the same software they do to make binaural beats. The point I\'m trying to make here is...
[!--fonto:Arial Black--][span style=\"font-family:Arial Black\"][!--/fonto--][!--sizeo:7--][span style=\"font-size:36pt;line-height:100%\"][!--/sizeo--]DON\'T USE I-DOSER, YOU\'RE GETTING SCAMMED![!--sizec--][/span][!--/sizec--][!--fontc--][/span][!--/fontc--]
And welcome to the forum! [img src=\"style_emoticons/[#EMO_DIR#]/biggrin.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\":D\" border=\"0\" alt=\"biggrin.gif\" /]
But anyway about your question. I think I\'m with neveza on this one. To add on to it, binaural beats can do some crazy things to you. I think you thought you were moving because of the state you were in by the binaural beats, but you really weren\'t (as neveza stated).
@ ChristianDavis
I am not getting scammed if I am downloading it from *other sources* like torrent sites.
@ Neveza
You are asking me if my eyes were closed, because if they were I could have just thought it?
Well that\'s the thing, while I was rocking, I opened them and I saw my self rocking, along with
everything else, like how you are supposed to see if you are in a rocking chair. Anyways,
I think my subconscious just took the main goal of rocking the chair, instead of helping me do PK.
You seem to have the best answer so far.
I\'m still pretty new to this PK stuff, so I will continue to practice.
[!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE [/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]I am not getting scammed if I am downloading it from *other sources* like torrent sites.
Yeah...I guess... [img src=\"style_emoticons/[#EMO_DIR#]/dry.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\"
So basically just be specific and I shall eventually get it?
Sounds like some good advice. Do you have any tips?
Also, I don\'t speak to the sub-c in words, all I did was attempted to move my chair
by moving it like a limb, so I would say I use feelings to communicate with it?
[!--quoteo(post=6898:date=Jul 21 2008, 04:57 PM:name=neveza)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE (neveza @ Jul 21 2008, 04:57 PM) [a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=6898\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]Tactile visualization. You\'re on the right path as far as progress, but I would recommend you to stop with the beats. You may develop a dependency and fall into a crippling problem. Personally, I try to keep as much of my senses from being distracted and just observe what I am getting. Even observing the nothing.
That\'s good advice. Beats are great, but they are very limiting. Think of beats more of a crutch when you break your leg...you use it when it helps you to get around, but once it\'s healed, you shouldn\'t use it anymore because it just slows you down. So I agree with neveza, stop using beats to help you in psionics (you can still use it for things that aren\'t related to it, but still be cautious, it\'s still just a crutch).
[!--quoteo(post=6900:date=Jul 21 2008, 03:42 PM:name=ChristianDavis)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE (ChristianDavis @ Jul 21 2008, 03:42 PM) [a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=6900\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]That\'s good advice. Beats are great, but they are very limiting. Think of beats more of a crutch when you break your leg...you use it when it helps you to get around, but once it\'s healed, you shouldn\'t use it anymore because it just slows you down. So I agree with neveza, stop using beats to help you in psionics (you can still use it for things that aren\'t related to it, but still be cautious, it\'s still just a crutch).
Yes, I agree this is good advice, but you did say in your comparison that \"when you break your leg, you
use it to help you get around, but once it\'s healed you shouldn\'t use it.\" Well since I am fairly new
to this, do you think it would be alright to just try to get a bit of a feel for how PK works, then after I
have a general idea, stop using the beats?
All right.
Thank you everyone!
You were all a pretty good help!
[!--quoteo(post=6921:date=Jul 21 2008, 11:59 PM:name=Corpse)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE (Corpse @ Jul 21 2008, 11:59 PM) [a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=6921\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]Yes, I agree this is good advice, but you did say in your comparison that \"when you break your leg, you
use it to help you get around, but once it\'s healed you shouldn\'t use it.\" Well since I am fairly new
to this, do you think it would be alright to just try to get a bit of a feel for how PK works, then after I
have a general idea, stop using the beats?
Yes. I\'m pretty new myself and I used something similar to beats (isochronic tones) to get me started.
I didn\'t read all the replies, so yeah...anyways.
Just read your thread, and I don\'t like it. A couple issues concern me that make me believe that you have either not done your research on the topic of Psionics, either first hand with your own experience, or by actually taking the time to read and learn from others progress.
\"The term subconscious is defined variously as an adjective or noun. In the strict psychological sense, the adjective is defined as \"operating or existing outside of consciousness\"\"
I believe here you are just confused. You\'re wrong if you think that you\'re controlling Psi through your subconscious. Not because I know everything, but because it\'s very philosophical. Simply put, once you become aware of something, that becomes part of your conscious. Your subconscious is just what it sounds like. Below your conscious level. You need your conscious to control your voluntary actions. You see where I\'m going with this? You can\'t control something that\'s definition is that you cannot control it. For once you do control it, it is no longer your subconscious.
I don\'t know why I read these forums. Most of the people here are so un-educated.
[url=http://forums.psionicsonline.net/index.php?s=1b36f7e9afb7005e049f78852f1.... ... f7&act=idx[/url]
Are huge libraries of information on this topic. Part of development and discovery is about building off of others work. Actually spend the time and do some reading. It will help your ability to control Psi, and it\'s much better for everyone then seeing forums like this one, where everyone is so clueless and posting things that don\'t make any sense. If anything forums like this will do more harm then good, by teaching people things that just simply aren\'t right.


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There were 4 of us and all ordered different entrees and we were all very pleased. The service was outstanding. It was one of the couple's anniversary and they went out of their way to accommodate.
Although a bit pricey we felt like it was well worth it. We had been reading about the place for a few years and finally had the chance to go. The service is very professional and the food is outstanding. We will return!
Vidalia is my 'go-to' choice when I want a wonderful lunch in comfortable surroundings. Everyone I've ever brought with me has been delighted as well.
My husband and I were extremely pleased with our dinner at Vidilia. The food was different and delicious. We would recommend it to anyone. Great experience!
Pleasant ambiance, lively but still can converse, delicious food with lots of choices, friendly service. We had barbecue starter and garden salad, then shrimp and grits and scallops plates. Menu was modern Southern fusion, far more sophisticated cuisine than standard homestyle Southern cooking. All delicious, but do you really need a dozen ingredients for each course? This struck me as overkill and not sure it all blended together; possibly some MSG, and the food was so rich it kept my stomach busy all night long. Wine list was very pricey at average $14-20+ a glass. Finally, a Washington thing maybe, but waitress made it clear we were supposed to order a lot more drinks, sides and dessert. Will go back, but stick to lunch if on my dime.
We started with a Ham platter, 3 types including one cured in-house. We had potato crusted scallops with rabbit bacon, chef's special salmon, and the lamb loin with truffle bread pudding and fennel marmalade. All delicious and beautiful to look at as well. Service and ambiance both first-rate.Wonderful experience!
Vidalia always offers the best of seasonal fare with an inventive,creative and delectable menu. Their three course lunch menu is one of the best deals in town and provides great choices that are simply outstanding. A great place for lunch meetings and romantic dinners.
Thoroughly enjoyed lunch---scallops were wonderful as was beet salad. The breadbasket as always was super!
I heard this was a quintessential D.C. restaurant, so in our weekend visit, we made sure to check it out. Coming from NYC, our dining standards are high, but their service did not disappoint. The decor was a little stuffy, but white table cloths are to be expected in Washington. The food was really good. I wouldn't say great (again, high standards), but definitely really good. The sweetbreads and waffles appetizer was amazing, as was the pecan pie. If you're expecting heavy, southern fare, you won't be disappointed.
Outstanding food and service. Our server Amanda was friendly and informative. Will definitely return.
I dined at this restaurant with my husband and a another couple. There was a nice review in the Washington Post so we thought we'd check it out. It is kind of under ground - not street level. The place is lovely though - wonderful lounge, tastefully decorated. The food is out of this world delicious. They give you a bread selection when you order - I like the cornbread the best - the other rolls were good to. I got the chicken fried veal and waffle appetizer . My hubby got pork cheeks . We were very pleased. For dinner I got the shrimp and grits. The shrimp were HUGE, but I could've had more grits (but it was good though). My hubby had frogmore stew - he loved it. For sides we had baked macaroni and baked onion. Just PERFECT!
We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary there and were very pleased. They did several things to make it special like printing a special menu for us and decorating our dessert plate. Service was excellent and had a great table. Noise level is quiet which is a must for us. My husband had the beet salad and pork which were excellent. I had salad and crab cake which were good but not outstanding in my book. Overall had a wonderful time.
From the service to the food, my experience at Vidalia was sublime. You cannot go wrong with almost anything on the menu, we had the bison tartare and crab cake appetizers, which we highly recommend.
Fantastic lunch deal. Defenatly with the visit if you work in the neighborhood.
Fabulous food and professional, polished service. Vidalia is consistently superb. We were two couples out for a special evening and were sorry to be placed in the back room next to a group in jeans who texted constantly. Oh well. Cocktails were well prepared. My husband, fussy about his martinis, ordered a second as it was one of the better martinis he's had in a restaurant. Our table ordered salads and I ordered the hot oyster appetizer, which was superb. For entrees, the duck breast, lamb, char and bison short rib entrees. All cooked to perfection and beautifully presented. Desserts and coffee were perfect endings. Vidalia stays on the short list of great restaurants in DC!
Food was good as usual; however, we were kind of disappointed with the waitress; she had a great knowledge about menu and what they serve and she was friendly; but she was not on top of service though; other than that; it was a good dinner.
Went there for our anniversary dinner and overall it was good. We each got the tasting menu and there was more than enough food to around. Though I would say don't get the steak as for me it was a bit dry. The best thing we had was the duck though. It was really delicious and we had a great time eating there. Though make sure if you do the tasting menu that you have a lot of time as we were there from 7 to almost 10.
Our first time and the service and food were spot on. Ham plate: very good! Scallops: Perfection. Duck: Super! Macaroni: Yum. Very good wine list. Excellent service. Loved the non-rushed pace most of all.
This is the perfect place for a wonderful meal with quiet conversation! The food is just the most perfect interpretation of southern cooking--superb in every way! Don't miss the charcuterie or the shrimp and grits--but don't ignore the rest of the options either. Excellent wine list. Professional service team.
Good downtown location. Service was outstanding. Food choices were good. We both enjoyed our selections.
Very unusual preparations. Hard to explain but worthy nevertheless. But expensive. Wine, appetizer and a main course was over $75 each for three including tip. If cost is not an issue, it is certainly worth a visit.
My wife and I celebrates our 5 year wedding anniversary here. Amazing food and outstanding service. The tasting menu is a must.
I went for lunch with a collegue who was in stress and we truly enjoyed the place. The service was excellent, the food was oversome. This is a very stylish place with a nice ambience. My colleague felt much better after visiting Vidalia.
Absolutely wonderful food. If you are not having the signature shrimp and grits or crab cake for dinner, be sure and have them as an appetizer - they are not to be missed. This is a restaurant that will not disappoint - food, ambiance, warm welcome, professional wait staff, generous cocktails and valet parking - all marvelous.
We had a nice dining experience at Vidalia last week -- a Saturday night dinner date -- I ordered the potato-encrusted scallops (fabulous!) and my husband Two things made the meal a little less than 5 star. First, the service: while our waiter virtually disappeared once we ordered our meal. One accommodation he would not make was ordering our shared appetizer ahead of the rest of the meal -- not very good service, as far as I am concerned. Second, and I realize this is not something the restaurant can control -- one person at the table next to us was so loud it put a damper on our pleasant experience. If the restaurant servers can become more flexible and attentive, Vialia would earn five stars from me!
My husband's oyster pan roast and shenendoah lamb roast were outstanding, but my own choices -- barbecued pork cheeks and the Vidalia blue plate -- were disappointing. The waiter had highly recommended the pork cheeks and I was feeling adventurous. Afterwards I regretted the order, though my husband enjoyed finishing it for me. Also, I've had much better vegetable plates in other Washington restaurants. The four vegetables on Vidalia's blue plate all tasted like onion; there wasn't enough variety in flavor or texture, though the day's menu was offering brussel sprouts and country greens. The atmosphere is quiet and relaxing, however, and our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable. I'd go back but would be very careful what I order.
This is a top notch restaurant. We have never been disappointed with any aspect of our experience there. We would recommend to anyone.
Vidalia is a grown-up restaurant. The food is exquisite . The wait staff is professional and polished.
Every visit to Vidalia is an occasion. Menu favorites are there but there are also new things on the chef's menu to try. Service is friendly and professional. The room and furnishings are beautiful. No wonder it's my favorite restaurant in this area.
This is my second time eating at Vidalia and for the second time they have impressed me very much. This is a really exceptional place that hits on all the most important buttons for dining - great and unique food, prices that are worthy of the food, a nice atmosphere, a professional and friendly waitstaff. The daily specials were excellent and the sweetbreads were especially tasty. A wonderful spot to go if you are looking for an upscale experience.
We had a great time here, choosing to experience the tasting menu. While there were a few missteps on the part of ordering, all in all it was a lovely meal. The waiter was sweet and not overly attentive. I will say it was a little annoying that he had no clue what the vegetarian blue plate was comprised of, but we were able to laugh it off and I told him for future reference the "bread" was actually pineapple. On the veggie plate itself, very disappointing and I should have gone with 2 fish dishes instead, but you live and learn. Definitely will return, definitely recommend the tasting menu.
There were many great reviews of this restaurant so we were excited to try it. They were very accommodating especially on a Saturday when we arrived early and they were still able to seat us quickly. The menu was interesting and unique. The service was attentive and prompt but yet unobtrusive which is what I liked best -- no hovering. Most of all the food was well prepared and presented. Only possible complaints -- I have issues with restaurants that seat you down the center of the room a foot and a half from your neighbor so having a private conversation is next to impossible and my shrimp and grits seem a little over seasoned (heavy on the hot spice!). Overall I would recommend giving Vidalia a try!
My husband, another couple and I dined here. Had a FANTASTIC time. The food was great. The dessert was terrific and I loved the mature atmosphere. The place is beautiful. Our table was ready when we arrived. Loved our waitress. I would recommend this place. The prices were affordable in my opinion.
I had a lovely meal with my parents and another guest. I was looking for a restaurant that would be quiet enough to have conversation with outstanding food. Vidalia definitely fit the bill! I had the duck breast entrée with was delicious. The bread was very good, too. I always love going to restaurants that offer a bonus dessert to taste. Vidalia provided a cookie platter then a mint marshmallow, which was a nice touch. It's certainly not a trendy scene, but I would recommend it!
Not my first time at this bar- but certainly my worst experience. I ordered a "special house Manhatten"- the "bartender" ( who is also a waiter- so no bartender) brought me a glass of white wine- after a 10 minute wait. O.K.- a misunderstanding?! But it took another 10 minutes to get my first drink- but then only after I spoke to the manager. (who walked by me a half dozen times) Not a good way to start my afternoon lunch!!! No bartender???
Enjoyed a lovely meal here on a Friday night in DC. Menu lived up to online reviews and then some--delectable!
Best meal we have had in DC this year! Service was perfect, we could actually have a conversation while enjoying exquisite cuisine.
Being from the south, I must admit that my expectations were on the low side. However, the flavors, food, service and setting were outstanding. I also appreciated a nice selection of half-bottles on the wine list which were perfect for tasting. The happy hour in the bar from 5-7pm created an unusual amount of energy for this early diner, but come 7pm all was back to a more normal, tolerable vibrancy level.
Vidalia is a favorite. I especially like their fixed price three course lunch. We both ordered the salmon appetizer and scallop entre, which were both prepared wonderfully and delicious. Our deserts were also delicious. Highly recommended!
Great food. Good and varying selection of food. Helpful service.
Went on a Sunday evening. The food was good, but not as good as I had remembered. My food was slightly underseasoned (the braised pork cheek appetizer and the frogmore stew) and the food wasn't as hot as I like. Because we had a late reservation I didn't bother to send anything back. My dining companion thoroughly enjoyed his meal (he had bison tartare and scrapple - the appetizer specials that evening) and he loved his Cosmo but his sides (greens and vidalia onion) also suffered from underseasoning. I'd go back because I've had excellent meals there in the past, but this one was subpar.
The service was great at first and then the wait for lunch to be delivered as slow. Good food, inconsistent service.
Vidalia can always be trusted to provide very good food in a lovely environment that enables the guests to talk with one another without shouting. Terrific for a lunch with business colleagues or with reuniting friends.
On point, super attentive service, nice extras (home made mint marshmallows). Never felt rushed, even when we were the last ones in the restaurant. Thhe chef split the entrees as both my companion and I wanted to try each others. Totally not expected, we were prepared to occasionally swap forks but that was a surprisingly nice touch. The squab was the standout dish in both of our opinions; perfectly cooked.
The food was every bit as good as advertised in the Washingtonian. The service was impeccable - there when you needed it, out of your way when you didn't. I have food allergies, and the wait staff/chef handled it brilliantly - I felt completely safe eating the food. At our table, we had the scrapple and the beet salad for appetizers - absolutely delicious. For dinner we had the scallops, the low country stew and the pork. All were mouth-wateringly delicious. For dessert, we had sorbets, lemon chess pie, and pecan pie. I also truly appreciated the quiet. My father was with us and has trouble hearing in loud restaurants - we could enjoy a wonderful conversation here. Thanks Vidalia for making my birthday a truly special one!
Following visit to the Phillips, and (after the restaurant eluded me for a few years) only my second dinner at Vidalia this year. From start to finish: excellent. The menu continues to be rich, so be prepared to be taken to a decadent place. Still, the portions are perfectly fitted to the foods and (for us, at least) ordering select dishes allowed us to feel rewarded, not stuffed. The key is the high quality of the foods: large shrimp, freshest mushrooms and veggies, and expertly created---and creative--sauces. Wine list is pared down (since, say, the era of 2007), and there are several great bottles, priced less than the hideous markups so typical of D.C. restaurants. Our 2008 ampelos Pinot Noir: Fabulous. Service is pro.
Vidalia remains a very nice place to eat. I had a business luncheon and enjoyed the food and service. Everything was very good, but no course was memorable. The service was excellent and the remodeled environment provided a nice ambience.
After numerous visits, I still find Vidalia offers excellent, attentive service and great food. From the minute you enter, the staff makes you feel welcome and well cared for. In spite of having a busy day, our server, Olesia was excellent and attentive. My daughter loved her shrimp and grits, the pork chop was cooked to perfection and the pecan pie is the best in town. We can't wait to return and thank all the staff for making it a lovely holiday!
The food at Vidalia is always wonderful--reassuringly down-home yet always spiced with new flavors, spices, hints from alternate cuisines. The luncheon special was a real deal.
We chose Vidalia because the menu had interesting combinations and ingredients we wouldn't prepare at home. The heritage pork scrapple was good, but the sweetbreads and waffles were out of this world. The stuffed wild king squab again was very good, but the shrimp and grits had to be one of the best shrimp and grits I've ever had. Our dessert was good(pecan pie and red velvet cake), but I think we were too full...appetizer and main course portions were generous. Service was exceptional, especially after we requested a different table. I'm still trying to figure out why anyone would bring a noisy toddler to this establishment. Note that the tables are very close, so you will hear conversations next to you.


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