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NAME: John Kerry, President of the Heinz Corporation.
RESIDENCE: 7 mansions, including one in Washington DC, worth multi-millions. I served in Vietnam (four months).
Law Enforcement. In my career as a U.S. Senator, I've voted to cut every law enforcement, CIA, and Defense bill. I ordered the city of Boston to emove a fire hydrant in front of my mansion, thereby endangering my neighbors in the event of fire. I served in Vietnam (four months).
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My wealth so far exceeds that of my counterpart, George Bush, that he will never catch up. I make little or no charitable contributions and have never agreed to pay any voluntary excess taxes in Massachusetts, despite family wealth in excess of $ 700 million. I served in Vietnam (four months).
I (we) own 28 manufacturing plants (Heinz) outside of the U.S. in places like Asia, Mexico and Europe. We can make more profit from the cheaper cost of labor in those Countries, although I blame George Bush for sending all of the other jobs out of Country. I served in Vietnam (four months).
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In a complaint filed last month in N.Y. Supreme Court in Orange County, Media Vision Advertising Inc. seeks payment of $12,313, plus interest and fees, from Randall for advertising content and media strategy the company provided.
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Henning - Ollie J. Ellingson, 84, of Henning, died Monday, January 24, 2005 at Lake Region Hospital.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 5, at Glende-Nilson Funeral Home in Battle Lake. Interment will be held at Our Saviors Cemetery in McIntosh. Visitation will be held for one hour prior to services.
He was born March 10, 1920 in Medford, Saskatchewan, Canada to Ira and Elva (Ledford) Ellingson. In 1921 he moved with his family to Winger.
He was married to Audrey Olson in 1942 in Casselton, N.D. They lived in Thief River Falls, where he worked at the Creamery. In 1965 they moved to Minneapolis and he worked at Dalton Gear. He retired in 1986. They then moved to Delano, and in 1992 he was the Wright County senior citizen volunteer of the year. In 1998 they moved to Alexandria, where they lived until moving to Henning in 2003. He became a resident of the Henning Health Care Center soon after.
He enjoyed a good cup of coffee with family and friends. He was blessed with a strong relationship with his Lord Jesus all of his life and was a loving husband, father and grandfather.
He is survived by his wife, Audrey of Henning; a daughter, Margaret (Alan) Harder of Battle Lake; two sons, Jim (Joani) Ellingson of Onamia, and David (Lou Ann) Ellingson of Battle Lake; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; a brother, Gerald Ellingson and a sister, Arlene Tenny, both of Omaha, Neb.
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Funeral for Juanita Sharp, 87, of Stigler, will be 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, at Stigler Assembly of God Church. Burial 2:30 p.m. in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Pauls Valley, Okla.
Arrangements by Mallory-Martin Funeral Home & Crematory, Stigler.
Juanita was born Feb. 13, 1925, in West Virginia to Howard and Martha (Smith) Morgan and died Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013, in Fort Smith, Ark.
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NORMAN — Builders at Home Creations believe stronger homes are safer homes. The Cleveland County-based company builds three tornado safety features into all homes as standard practice.
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Bayfield High School has six wrestlers in the Class 3A regional semifinals at Monte Vista.
"We had a good day," McMenimen said. "We wrestled well. We came out with attitude. I think wrestling two of the top teams in the state last week really paid off."
Fresh off the mats against the No. 1- and No. 3-ranked teams in the state, Colter McMenimen (126 pounds), Allec Rodriguez (132), Drake Rhodes (138), Joe Zink (145), Michael Goodman (182) and Matt Cerdas (220) will represent BHS in today's championship semifinals.
Three wrestlers are alive in today's wrestlebacks, including one unlikely BHS heavyweight in Matt Eckstein.
"Matt was one of the few kids that just didn't get it done," coach McMenimen said. "He wrestled one of the most athletic kids we saw there, the kind of kid that Matt typically struggles with."
Eckstein was pinned and will have to wrestle back through the consolation bracket to finish top four and advance to the CHSAA Class 3A Wrestling State Championships next weekend in Denver.
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According to the study, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, $1 will buy 1,200 calories of potato chips or 875 calories of soda "" but only 250 calories of vegetables or 170 calories of fresh fruit.
It made me wonder: Could someone on a limited budget actually afford the recommended daily servings of whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean protein, low-fat dairy products and heart-healthy fats? I decided to find out.
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I arrived at $125 after researching the average food stamp benefits for families in our area and using the "figure your food dollar" calculator at the Iowa State University Extension's Spend Smart. Eat Smart. website (http://www.extension.iastate.edu/foodsavings/fooddollar/). The calculator estimated I'd need to spend $174 per week to provide my family a nutritious diet that meets current Dietary Guidelines for America. That seemed in line with what we typically spend, and I figured I could do a lot better if I really tried. I was willing to put in a little extra time in the kitchen, but I did not want to sacrifice quality. I hoped we would not have to resort to white bread, macaroni and canned peas, but I was dubious as I began crunching the numbers.
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"I think it's very doable to feed a family of four on $125 a week," said Dirig, who works with nutrition educators to teach people how to eat healthy on a budget through CCE's Eat Smart New York program. (www.cce.cornell.edu/otsego.) Armed with common-sense tips from Dirig (cook from scratch, avoid processed foods, use dry or canned beans as a protein source, buy fruits and vegetables in season, use leftovers to stretch meals further), I carefully planned the week's meals and made a shopping list.
I bought bread at Daddy Al's General Store and the rest of my groceries at Aldi and Hannaford. Breakfast consisted of eggs with toast, cereal, toast topped with peanut butter and sliced banana, or French toast; with orange juice, coffee or milk.
My husband and kids usually bring lunch to work and school, and I was able to include most of their favorite things: sandwiches with turkey, cheese, lettuce and tomato, or peanut butter and honey; cottage cheese, grapes, apples, bananas, juice boxes, pretzels, raisins, multigrain tortilla chips and celery with peanut butter.
The dinner menu included a few family favorites served with extra vegetables, such as meatloaf with mashed potatoes, green beans and butternut squash; and barbecued chicken with baked potatoes, salad and steamed carrots. Remembering Dirig's advice, I cooked a little extra chicken to use as a flatbread pizza topping the next day. I also tried a new recipe for red beans and brown rice that I served with salad for a meal that was quick, filling and cheap.
Overall, the experiment was a lot more work than I thought it would be "" and even with all that effort, we didn't always fit in enough dairy, fruit or vegetable servings, and we didn't quite make the budget goal. Our grand total for the week, including one school lunch and a mid-week trip to the store for milk, bread and ketchup, was $132.58.
But by the end of the week, I'd learned a lot about where we do well and where we could do better, both in terms of eating well and eating cheaply. I also gained a deeper appreciation of how fortunate I am to have access to an abundant food supply and the means to choose fresh fruit over potato chips.
According to the Agriculture Department, 17 million American households reported having difficulty putting enough food on the table last year "" the highest number since the government begin surveying in 1995.
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I have no problem with Mirai winning in '14.
There should be a vBet event - "Will Mirai skate to Schez. for her FS in the '13-'14 season?"
This will probably only work if Mirai first wins '13 Worlds skating to Gershwin.
I love it that people have decided that Russian skaters, or any country's skaters for that matter, are going to win gold in 2014. We don't even know if these teams will still be together in 2014.
Every season we have people telling us that his skater is that one is absolutely a "lock" for the gold and how often has that turned out to be correct?
I'd rather wait another 3+ years before I begin to speculate on who will win the gold in Sochi and then it will be based on who is skating, who is healthy and who is not, and who looks ready to contend.
I doubt if Russia will win gold in any of the figure skating disciplines in 2014, but then again you never know what unexpected something can happen. As the cliché says; ice is slippery.
I definitely need to see how Mirai does the up-comming season before I can start thinking of her as a potential World Champion contender. Its way to early to even start thinking of Sochi yet. Mirai definitely impressed me with her 4th place finish and clean programs at the Olympics, but she was still 12.5 points behind Joannie so its not like she just barely missed out on the podium. Her score was more in line wth Miki's and Laura's so she was much closer to getting bumped to 5th or 6th then she was to getting 3rd. At Worlds this year, she could have had a medal due to major mistakes by others if she had skated a clean long.
She has definitely shown the figure skating world that she is someone to think about and take serious so reputation should be on her side this coming year if she continues to skate well. To contend for the world title with the current crop of skaters, she needs to get her 3-3s consistent and fix her underrotation issues that she gets dinged for sometimes. Dealing with her nerves issues would also help.
Its way to early to start considering anybody as a major contender for the OGM in Sochi yet. Its too far away. Yes, I'm sure if Kim Yu-Na sticks around, she will be talked about as a contender, and Mao Asada will be there with her triple axels, but there could well be other girls doing them at that point too. There will always be new talent coming through the pipelines and the cast of major contenders is never exactly the same from one Olympics to the next. Maybe the person we will all be talking about in 2014 is 12 years old right now and not even eligible for the Junior level yet?
Anyway, things can change drastically from just one season the the next. Last summer, wasn't Mirai telling the media how she wasn't very pretty or very smart? Skating is a very dynamic, rapidly changing landscape.


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One week in the district portion of the schedule, Class 5A, District 7 appears to have turned upside down. The bottom three teams last season, North Laurel, Pulaski County, and Madison Southern are the three teams with winning records. All three also won their district openers. At least one of those three will have a loss this week when the Maroons play at North Laurel on Thursday.
"It's going to be a hard-fought game. They've got a lot of speed and a lot of skill guys," North Laurel coach Chris Larkey said.
The Maroons have two losses on the season, but the losses have come to two very good teams. Pulaski County lost to undefeated Russell County 28-14. They are the only team to hold the Lakers under 45 points. Russell County beat North Laurel 45-35. The Maroons other loss was to unbeaten 6A Simon Kenton 50-7.
The Maroons have averaged 35 points in their wins over Lincoln County, Rowan County, and Rockcastle County.
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The Maroons biggest weapon on offense is senior running back Tyler Goins. Goins is averaging 115 yards per game with eight touchdowns. He has also caught 20 passes for 172 yards.
"They have a good tailback in Goins. We've got to stop the Goins kid," Larkey said. "He's been their go-to guy like Gabe (Blair) has been for us."
The Maroons have also shown the ability to throw the ball with freshman quarterback Riley Hall. Hall has thrown for 811 yards and five touchdowns. He also has five interceptions. He is throwing about 25 passes per game and completing 63 percent.
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The top receiver has been Aaron Hall with 22 receptions and a pair of touchdowns. The Maroons have four receivers with more than a dozen catches.
Although pass defense was one of the concerns for North Laurel coming into the season, the defensive backfield has been solid with nine interceptions, led by Isaac Napier with five.
"They have played exceptionally well. They have not given up anything bad so far and they work hard in practice," Larkey said.
The Maroons defense has given up 877 yards on the ground through five games and 643 through the air. That's over 300 yards total offense per game and give the Jaguars hope they will be able to move the ball.
"They've got a good defensive line and they have some guys that will come up and hit you," Larkey said. "They are real aggressive on defense."
Linebacker Mason Collins and Collin Hau-Blair are leading tacklers for the Maroons with 52 each. With six other players with over 25 tackles, it shows the swarming defense Larkey mentioned.
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Its a big festival weekend across the Triangle, and theres likely something for every taste.
Artsplosure Raleighs annual celebration of music, crafts and art will fill downtown streets Saturday and Sunday.
Hillsborough Hogg Day named for patriot James Hogg but also featuring plenty hog of the barbecue variety started Friday night and continues Saturday.
Cant wait until October for the food and fun of the N.C. State Fair? A similar event, the Got to be NC Festival, is taking over the fairgrounds all weekend.
The Tour DCoop an annual tour of chicken coops and urban farms expands from Raleigh this year into Cary, where residents recently won the right to have backyard birds.
And the Bimbé Cultural Arts Festival will bring Naughty By Nature the hip hop group known for its 1990s hits O.P.P. and Hip Hop Hooray to the CCB Plaza in downtown Durham.
When: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday
Where: Downtown Raleigh, including Moore Square and City Plaza
Cost: Free
Whats featured: The Raleigh Street Piano Project, where the public can play specially painted pianos across downtown; Go Roadshow!, a musical street show; live music, paintings, pottery, childrens activities.
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The popular restaurant with Syracuse roots won Planning Board approval this morning on its plans to open a 180-seat restaurant in a former film storage building south of W. Tupper Street. The restaurant is planning a 1,500-square-foot addition to the 6,000-square-foot building, which will mostly be used to house four smokers at the rear of the building.
"Same great food, and a little different menu for Buffalo," Williams said. "John Stage, the founder, changes and adjusts the menu a little bit, so there will be a little surprise on the menu here. A lot of the same stable foods that we do, but it will have a little twist in it."
Neighbor John Lattanzio, who owns 490 Pearl St. and Cabaret restaurant, told the board he was concerned about the barbeque smell that will waft to his property.
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The board asked Williams to build the smokestacks higher to mitigate any effects on the neighborhood, and Williams said that wouldn't be a problem, though he noted the restaurant operates in dense urban areas in Harlem and Brooklyn, and does not receive complaints at those locations.
The board also gave its approval to Wegmans, which is planning a 15,000-square-foot retail space at its North Buffalo location, on greenspace in between its parking lot and Amherst Street. The store's intent is to lease the space to a single tenant, which it intends to be a wine or liquor retailer.
North Council Member Joseph Golombek asked that the board table the project for another two weeks for further community input, but exasperated board members said Wegmans had already revised its store design to address community concerns and what the Grant-Amherst Business Association was proposing was unreasonable.
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(a) Award will be made to the offeror whose proposal offers the best overall value to the University considering the combination of all specified evaluation criteria. This will be determined by a comparison of the quality of the technical proposal and the overall cost to the University. In making this comparison, the University is concerned with striking the most advantageous balance between technical quality, organization/management and cost to the University.
(b) Source selection under this RFP will be made on the basis of an integrated assessment of all proposals received in light of the evaluation criteria. Proposals received in response to this RFP will be evaluated for Technical Content and Cost. The results of the technical evaluations will be valued at approximately X% of the total weight in the selection process.
(c) Only information contained in a proposal will be evaluated. If information is provided in a proposal about prior work, the customers for that work may be contacted to verify the information in the proposal.
Technical Evaluation Criteria
1. Personnel Qualifications and Experience: Qualifications and experience of technical personnel in environmental regulation pertaining to hazardous and solid waste with specific emphasis on:
a. Technical/Support Personnel:
· Knowledge and experience of Safety & Health regulations as codified under Occupation Safety & Health Administration and National Consensus Standards, including recent knowledge and experience with University policies and orders pertaining to health & safety.
· Specific experience with regulatory and other related tasks of the kind set forth in the Statement of Work.
· Experience in development, participation, and support of health and safety programs at facilities similar to the University and in the private sector.
· Knowledge, education and experience of personnel with safety and health issues and programs.
· Knowledge and experience with environmental requirements and issues which may be encountered by health and safety professionals.
b. Management Personnel:
· Qualifications and experience of the Project Manager to be assigned including knowledge of regulatory matters and with management of similar programs with the diversity of tasks as set forth in the Statement of work.
2. Organizational/Management Experience
a. Corporate experience in providing services similar to those required by this Statement of Work to the University and/or private industry.
b. The demonstrated availability of personnel resources to be assigned to this program including the adequacy of the management structure to assign and perform tasks in a timely manner and adequacy of the management structure between the Contractor and any second tier subcontractor.
c. The ability of the Offeror to provide high quality, timely and cost effective technical services similar to those required by the Statement of Work, including the ability to provide timely technical and financial progress reports.
Cost Evaluation Criteria
Cost Realism: Cost will be evaluated for reasonablenness and realism in relation to the mix of skill levels proposed, hours proposed by skill, total hours deliverable for the specified ceiling contract amount, appropriateness of travel and other non-labor cost expense and other cost elements, if any, proposed by the Contractor.
III. Evaluation Process
Each evaluator may be required to execute a Confidentiality Certificate prior to the time proposals are provided for evaluation.
A technical evaluation kickoff meeting will be held between the Purchasing Director and the Evaluation Committee after proposals are received. Evaluators will review the list of offerors and may be requested to execute a Conflict of Interest Certification prior to being provided copies of the technical proposals for evaluation. Any evaluator who identifies a valid conflict of interest with any offeror will be removed from the Evaluation Committee. Evaluators removed from the Evaluation Committee due to a valid conflict of interest with any offeror or who are unable to participate in the evaluation for any reason will not be replaced unless the number of evaluators remaining on the committee is reduced to two.
Scoring Process
Each evaluator shall be furnished a copy of each offerors proposal and will independently review each proposal. Each evaluation shall identify the notable major/minor strengths, major/minor weaknesses, deficiencies and other relevant comments about each factor for each proposal. The definition of these terms is as follows:
Major Strength:
A Major Strength is any part of the proposal that is considered to have potential for resulting in superior contract performance, while satisfying the Universitys requirements.
Minor Strength:
A Minor Strength is any part of the proposal that is considered to have potential for resulting in satisfactory contract performance, while satisfying the Universitys requirements.
Minor Weakness:
A Minor Weakness is any part of the proposal that, while satisfying the Universitys requirements, is considered to have potential for resulting in less than satisfactory contract performance.
Major Weakness:
A Major Weakness is any part of the proposal that, while satisfying the Universitys requirements, is considered to have significant potential for resulting in unsatisfactory contract performance.
A Deficiency is any part of the proposal that fails to provide sufficient information to assess potential contract performance, or that fails to satisfy the Universitys requirements.
Scoring will be done by assignment of a color code to each overall factor by each evaluator. Each evaluator will prepare comments to support the color code he/she assigned to each factor.
Upon completion of the independent reviews, the Evaluation Committee will meet to discuss each proposal and to arrive at a consensus color code for each factor of all proposals and an overall color code for each proposal. The relative importance of the factors will be considered in assigning the overall color codes.
The color codes that will be used and their definitions are as follows:
Blue: Superior. The proposal is clear, complete, and in-depth; it contains significant strengths, no deficiencies, no significant weaknesses, and not more than one minor weakness.
Green: Acceptable. The proposal is generally clear, complete and in-depth; it contains significant strengths, no deficiencies, not more than one significant weakness, and few minor weaknesses; weaknesses can be readily corrected.
Yellow: Marginal. The proposal is sometimes unclear or incomplete or lacks depth; contains strengths but also contains a deficiency and major and/or minor weaknesses.
Red: Unacceptable. The proposal lacks vital information to validate contents; it contains one or more major deficiencies and major and/or minor weaknesses and few or no significant strengths. A major revision to the proposal would be required to make it acceptable.
Upon completion of assigning color codes to the proposals, the evaluation committee will by consensus assign a numeric score to each proposal to establish their relative ranking. The numeric scoring shall be in accordance with the following:
Blue: 90 to 100 points
Green: 80 to 89 points
Yellow: 50 to 79 points
Red: 0 to 49 points
Source Selection
The evaluation committee shall upon completion of the scoring prepare an in confidence report summarizing the results for the evaluations, including a narrative summary of the basis for the strengths, weaknesses and deficiencies noted for each proposal, color codes assigned for each factor and to the total proposal and overall score for each offeror. The report shall be submitted to the Director of Purchasing who shall, in conjunction with the Technical Evaluation Committee, prepare and document a cost realism evaluation for each proposal.
Source Selection shall consist of the technical evaluation report, the cost realism evaluation and a copy of the Source Selection Plan for a determination of the source selected. The Purchasing Director shall prepare a memorandum stating the determination and the basis for the selection. The memorandum will be incorporated in the contract file documentation.
Post Selection Activities
The Director of Purchasing shall proceed with the procurement, including audit and negotiation, to achieve award of a contract to the selected offeror in accordance with the final source selection.


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"The Hospice Angel Tree is one way that families can remember their loved ones this holiday season" says Harold Dobbins, social services coordinator. "This can be a very difficult time of year, especially for those who have lost a loved one. Being able to place an angel on the tree can be a healing experience. There's something very therapeutic about seeing your loved one's name attached to an angel."
Angels are available for any donation made to Hospice of Southern West Virginia. Anyone making a donation of $20 or more will receive an angel and special 2012 keepsake ornament to take home for their family tree. Angels can be purchased by anyone, regardless if their loved one received hospice care.
"We look forward to this event each year" says Executive Director Janett Green. "As we celebrate the joys of the season, it is also a time for us to remember those who have passed. The Angel Tree gives families the chance to memorialize their loved ones and look back on holiday memories. This is a fundraiser for Hospice of Southern West Virginia, but it is so much more than that."
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Roanoke Times reporter Doug Doughty broke the news on Twitter on Saturday afternoon that Rocco had been granted his release. Doughty says Rocco hopes to land at an FBS school, where he can redshirt in 2013 and play as a fifth-year senior in 2014.
Rocco has started 21 of 25 games for Virginia over the past two seasons. He began 2012 as the Cavaliers' starter before losing the job to sophomore Phillip Sims, who transferred from Alabama this past summer. Rocco and Sims rotated series for Virginia's final four games.
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Hagan defeated Miss South Carolina Ali Rogers, who took second, and Miss Oklahoma Alicia Clifton, who finished third.
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She is expected to spend her title reign on a nationwide speaking tour and raising money for the Children's Miracle Network, the organization's official charity.
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Posted by Anonymous on 09/14/2013
I love the food at Cafeteria and there are a handful if people on staff who are amazing. But overall, the employees have a snippy, entitled judgmental attitude that is so inappropriate for the service industry. It is literally their job to make sure people have a nice time. It may not be their career, but it is their job. They should do it gratefully.
Posted by Rima32 on 02/28/2013
Ok.. so this was my second time here and for the second time I am NOT impressed. I ordered scrambled egg whites, turkey bacon, and homefries, which I feel is an easy task however they couldn't seem to get it right. Eggs were cold, bacon microwaved, and potatoes, reheated. My sis ordered a burger which is the second easiest thing on the menu.. It was so dry I was getting thirsty just looking at it. The atmosphere is ok, this place is all HYPE.. I didnt like the food last time.. and I didn't this time. It was time well spent considering I met my sis for lunch other than that... I wasted 25.00 on something I couldve whipped up 1 am in the morning after 3 glasses of wine.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/31/2012
big and noisy and very popular but the food quality slips ever downward and the prices creep ever upward. Pity there is little fresh on the menu and most of the "taste" comes from cheese, grease and salt. We were weekly visitors. Were.
Posted by Lauren on 10/06/2011
DO NOT GO HERE. I do not understand how this place remains so popular. It is all hype with sub-par food, and even more sub-par service. Cramped seating, elbow-to-elbow, this place is nothing more than a factory for making money. The food was overly fried, overly dressed, it reminded me of Applebee's, only at least Applebee's doesn't go around dressing up like the latest "it" restaurant. Cafeteria is a horrendous addition to the NYC food scene, shamelessly offering uninventive, fatty foods at high prices. When the dishes arrived within 5 minutes of ordering, I knew it was a bad sign. Nothing is cooked fresh to order. I can just picture how it's all sitting there in the back- just waiting to be brought out. The only thing worth ordering here was the mac'n'cheese, but I cook it just as good (if not better) at home. LAME.
Posted by FatGurl26! on 04/30/2011
On March 30th I took my man to celebrate his Bday as he always praised their food. We were not disappointed! We did not have reservations (they don't take them same day). The wait wasn't that Long maybe 15-20 mins. The place is very small so the bar area was a lot tight, my man enjoyed his drink though. We ordered apps the Mac n Cheese trio n the Meatballs. The Mac n Cheese was excellent my favorite was the truffle. Smoked Gouda n Bacon a close second. Did I mention I don't like Mac n Cheese! The meatballs were good too! Entrees we had the Country Fried Steak and the Salmon Blt. My Salmon Blt was good too much arugula tho! His steak was fluckin fabulous! Dessert we had the Peanut Butter Cheesecake Pops with Caramel Popcorn and Bacon! I LOVE BACON! He had the Citrus salad which he enjoyed thoroughly! The waiter was good nothing to write home about. One employee did skip me on the bathroom line. The check for all courses plus several drinks was around $160. With all that said I enjoyed my evening @ Cafeteria! I'll actually be there tomorrow midday so if u r in the neighborhood check out Cafeteria and FatGurl26!
Posted by Donna on 04/12/2011
service was slow, drinks were very expensive, but most appalling was the attitude of the guy at the front desk who rudly asked my daughter "where did the drink come from?" We enjoyed a glass of wine outside before entering the restaurant for our meal. There was no "hello, welcome to Cafeteria". Too bad because I have no desire to go back. "No one goes there anymore,the place is too crowded." Staff should check the undesirable attitude at the door.
Posted by AX3L on 03/18/2011
I work for a high end 4 stars meatpaking restaurant.. live in chelsea.. Stopped in Cafeteria on a Sunday night since we were Hungry and there was no other open place around.. First, there's a rude bouncer (yup, even tho it's only a restaurant!) who thought he was working at a night club.. wouldn't let us in because the 4th person joining us later wasn't there.. We Decided to take a table for 3 .. lol.. The host was a lot nicer and he was the one who let us in, not the bouncer.. We got in, waited at the bar while they were cleaning our table, willing to start ordering drinks but guess what? Bartender ignored us.. After 10 minutes of being at the bar they assigned us a table.. We sat, waitress came, very polite greeted us, took our drinks order and disappeared for 20 minutes when we actually were STARVING!.. She came back and practically every item on the menu we wanted she say they didnt have it available anymore because it was 'late night' already (12.30am) (Why would you stay open 24 hours then?!) We ended up ordering typical items (ie. cheese burger, steak salad, etc)> Finally drinks came so we decided to ask for the second round right away since we noticed how slow their service was..Food was ok, truly diner-like food.. Drinks took forever to come again. It's obvious that wait staff gets intimidated when they see nice good looking educated people, and just try to ignore you thinking you are a total snub when all you want is eat and drink and tip them for their good service! Our waitress left and another guy took over her shift, after seeing our tab he was quicker and very polite and would offer drinks and bring them right away.. Anyway, my friend (the 4th guy) showed up and the bouncer didn't let him in even though our table had an extra seat and at the end we were only drinking! We decided to leave, and oh, guess what?! Tip Is included in your check! Anyway, I wouldn't recommend this place at all! Avoid it at all costs.


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