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- Address:
630 Ninth Avenue
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.marseillenyc.com/
- Phone: 2123332323
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Wednesday - Saturday: 5pm - 12:00am, Sunday - Tuesday: 5pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Mediterranean, French
- Executive Chef: Andy D'Amico
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Marseille reviews from OpenTable diners
367 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (173)fit for foodies (111)great for brunch (107)great for lunch (96)good for groups (81)special occasion (78)notable wine list (74)romantic (56)great for outdoor dining (45)late-night find (43)vibrant bar scene (22)hot spot (21)kid-friendly (21)scenic view (8)Show More
- Neighborhood Gem !CowboyVIPDined on 9/20/2014Best Food in the theatre District -!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food in the Theater DistrictOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/19/2014If your going to see a show and want to enjoy a great meal and great wine in a room that makes you feel like you've been transported to France you need to check out Marseille.Special Features:
- Busy pre-theatre venueElceeDined on 9/19/2014A busy restaurant results in fairly slow, although decent service. The main problem here is that while the food is okay, okay food does not merit the prices.
- Pre-theater gemNYCdinerDined on 9/19/2014It's loud, but the food and service are terrific and the bar has pastis. It's one of our favorite pre-theater restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dependable, varied menucriticalcriticVIPDined on 9/19/2014While the menu is varied, it is mostly classic French bistro. Quality and presentation was good, and portions ample. Service was a bit slow, but expected pre-theater. Staff did make an effort to push things along so we got out in time.Special Features:
- Always DeliciousYumlyDined on 9/18/2014For this price point, the food in this restaurant is much better than one would expect. My compliments to the chef! The menu changes regularly, but currently there is a crab salad that is outstanding, a melon salad that is also delicious, and a mind-blowing sweet corn pot au creme. The soups are home made and always delight. Fish dishes are reliably well prepared and often have combinations of ingredients that are surprisingly good together. For this level of food, the prix fixe is a real bargain. One member of our large party is diabetic and asked for sugar-free whipped cream with berries for her dessert. It was quickly prepared and brought to her with a "No problem!"Special Features:
- always excellentmleeconsDined on 9/18/2014We're regulars here on trips in to the city: not only incredibly convenient to the theater district, but also to the Port Authority, if you use the bus to get inSpecial Features:
- one of my nyc favoritesgretchenVIPDined on 9/14/2014Marseilles has been consistently wonderful over its many years of existenceSpecial Features:
- Return VisitFrankinHKVIPDined on 9/14/2014I had lunch here for restaurant week. We lingered for two hours over amazing food, fantastic wine and friendly and efficiently service. I returned for brunch for an equally pleasing experience. One of the best wine lists in the city.Special Features:
- Great Food and Service at MarseilleBourbonBettyDined on 9/14/2014Four of us went to Marseille for Sunday brunch this weekend on the advice of a friend. From the time we walked in to the time we walked out, the experience was great. Friendly and accommodating hostesses, excellent wait staff and lovely food. The Mushroom Pain Perdu was definitely the winner, but each meal was well-prepared and delicious. And the desserts were what you would expect from a really good French-influenced restaurant - the creme brulee, and an amazing custard served with a roasted and caramelized plum were standouts. Definitely will return to Marseille again.Special Features:
- Great findDaveDined on 9/13/2014Great food, extensive wine list, great French ambiance, traditional cafe decor. Would recommends this restaurant, especially the dessertsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Been here 3 times, amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/13/2014Love this place, I go here for brunch before I go to see a Broadway show, its also one of the only places that takes reservations for brunch (most brunch places are jerks are don't take brunch reservations) ALSO, they seated us when only two of the three members of our party was there. Again most brunch places are total jerks about this and refuse to seat you. Other than the outstanding and quick service despite the restaurants being so packed, our food was delicious. Between me and my two friends, we've had most of the items on the brunch menu and every time we love what we order. Lastly, even though the restaurant was packed, the noise level wasn't too high and they didn't seat us uncomfortably close to anyone else. Love this place!Special Features:
- Consistently GoodStanandOllieVIPDined on 9/11/2014We've eaten many times at Marseille. For various reasons, we hadn't been there in over a year, but our pre-theater dinner on 9/11/14 was excellent. The meal and service were very good, and the room, as always, is very inviting. Always an enjoyable experience. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jayjayDined on 9/11/2014Good for pre-theatre, which I would prefer as an option above because no review is necessary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GuppyVIPDined on 9/10/2014outstanding southern French food. The bouillabaisseSpecial Features:
- Great Ambiance and FoodJeffeDined on 9/10/2014Took my wife and her visiting best friend for dinner. Nice selection of the common Euro beers on tap (and like across the pond - they are served in the proper branded glasses). At dinner we sat in the bar area but still had a view of the dining room - looked and felt like we were in Europe. Wait staff and service was very friendly and attentive. Sampled some apps - the snails were very good here. The ladies loved the duck breast entree and I had the seafood tagine. Entrees were simply prepared and well seasoned. Recommend the "ricotta doughnuts" for dessert. Great selection of after dinner drinks as well. we will definitely return here.Special Features:
- A great place to meet near Pt Auth.DancarDined on 9/10/2014It is always a pleasure to return to Marseilles. My cousins and I meet four times a year at this well located gem. We stay for hours and we are never rushed. That means a great deal to us. Thank you Marseilles.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner in theater districtMountppVIPDined on 9/9/2014Very good food and service at reasonable prices make this a stand out among the many choices for a pre-theater dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Theate district gemOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/7/2014Great spot for pre-matinee brunch in the theater district. Extensive menue. Class but not stuffy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classic French bistroOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014I've eaten at Marseilles several times over many years before going to the theater. It's reliably good bistro fare served well in a lively atmosphere reminiscent of restaurants that I've been to in France. It has a nice wine and beer list too. The tables are well spaced so that you're not on top of each other. For me, it's always a solid choice in the theater district.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect pre-theater spotOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 9/6/2014Perfect for a pre-theater dinner. Food was delicious with many good choices. Desserts were a little disappointing. The service was wonderful and efficient. Reservation was honored right on time and noise level was fine. Will definitely return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- ShpulkaVIPDined on 9/6/2014The food was mediocre at best. Was there for brunch on a saturday, it was relatively empty but got packed closer to 1pm. Did not like the calamari, eggs benedict or the omelet. Omelet tasted like it was from an egg mix, eggs benedict were on a super dry english muffin with dry piece of ham. There are much better brunch places in NYC.Special Features:
- Enjoyable experience!!Mom5Dined on 9/4/2014Walked past Marseille during the day and it looked appealing! Booked a dinner reservation knowing nothing about the resturant and was very pleasantly surprised! Excellent food and ambiance. Would definitely recommend!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly bistroJeffVIPDined on 9/4/2014Little Parisian gem in the theater district. Affordable prix fixe menu with good choices and nice portion sizes. Friendly service and nice molten chocolate cake for dessertSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- rindaDined on 9/4/2014While the food and service were good, I had serious problem with a big extra charge to my credit card which was NOT mine! Additionally, when I called the restaurant the very same night of of the illegal charge, the manager was unexpectedly most unpleasant.
- foodieVIPDined on 9/4/2014Always enjoy dining here. Wonderful kale salad as well as everything else ordered.Special Features:
- overall excellent but not 4 brunchsunnysideupVIPDined on 9/1/2014I love this restaurant in general. Usually I go to Marseille for dinner, whenever I go to that neighborhood, however its brunch menu did not meet my expectation.Special Features:
- MarseilleLSFNewYorkDined on 9/1/2014Wonderful Mediterranean French Restaurant- this has long been a favorite. Friendly, attentive service, wonderful food. This visit proved, once again, a wonderful choice. The greatest compliment was the one offered by a Parisian colleague: great choice, great food!Special Features:
- Good pre-theater optionChameleonDined on 8/27/2014Courteous and attentive wait staff. Good bistro food.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/24/2014A Hell's Kitchen gem close to the Theatre District with great food and atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/24/2014We go often to Marseille and - during the years - we've found consistently good food, very good service, great value. Please, do NOT change anything!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- brunchbigblueVIPDined on 8/24/2014a good place for brunch in mid-town. close to the theater.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/23/2014Excellent choice for pre-theater dining. Excellent food and the pri-fixe dinner option is a good value.Special Features:
- jersey111VIPDined on 8/23/2014Noise level so bad, we chose to eat outside--not quiet sitting on 44th St.,either, but better than inside--my salad was over-priced for what was in it
- JanetDined on 8/21/2014We had such a wonderful experience at Marseille. From the delicious food to the outstanding service, everything was just perfect! Thank you for a wonderful dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- rosemarieDined on 8/20/2014This restaurant has a great location.The food we ordered was very good and good presentation as well. We wouldl go again. The service left a little to be desired.Special Features:
- great pre theatreparisnycDined on 8/16/2014I have been going to Marseille for years before Broadway. I have brought numerous friends and family over the years there but I need to say that this past visit was a little bit of a deception. I feel it has gone down. I actually had a stomach ache which is due to un sanitary conditions. I still love the place but I have to be honest.Special Features:
- Nice brunchNumber1VIPDined on 8/16/2014The brunch was great with a good variety of selections. Wonderful service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Fast ServiceNeededADateNightWithHubbyDined on 8/15/2014My husband and I had Friday night tickets to a nearby theater and our afternoon was one of those anything that could go wrong did kind of days. We got to Marseille about an hour and a half later than we had originally planned and the wait staff served us very quickly so that we could still get to the theater on time for the show.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Like being in a French cafeLorraineVIPDined on 8/14/2014I've wanted to go to Marseille for a long time. Just never got there. Loved everything about it. The energy. The service. The food. The wine. I will return.Special Features:


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I continue my survey of festive wines with whites and sweeties.
First two Spätlesen which illustrate what I look for in that prädikat, namely gentle ethereal sweetness balanced by racy acidity with slightly more weight than Kabinett. These are becoming increasingly rare (like true Kabinett) with the growing tendency to downgrade wines of Auslese must weight to these lower categories.
I know that I risk expulsion from the ranks of serious Mosel lovers by liking a wine from Dr. Loosen but his Erdener Treppchen Riesling Spätlese - 18 – 1995 – Alc. 8% was delicious; brightly focussed fruit and minerals with bracing acidity and discreet backbone making me barely conscious of the sugar alongside secondary aromatic undertones and a dab of petrol. Excellent 17.5/20.
Lorenzhöfer Riesling Spätlese – 13 – 2002 – Karlsmühle – Alc.8.5% was a wine in a similar vein but slightly rounder bodied and more tender with less backbone and focus. It has come together better than a bottle drunk and noted in 2009. Very good 16.5/20.
Here are two very good bone dry whites.
Muscadet Côtes de Grandlieu sur lie 2010 – Domaine de la Touquetière – Alc.12 – (c.€10 for 3) was maybe a touch crisper than the 2009 and equally mineral showing salt and iodine notes, together with some juicy fruit and a touch of "gras" and it complemented perfectly the "moules marinières" (mussels), a typically Belgian dish demanded by the family before their return to exile. Good 15.5/20+++ QPR!!!.
Bourgogne Côtes d'Auxerre Corps de Garde Chardonnay 2010 – Goisot – Alc.13% - showed superb tension, focus and minerality and is an excellent Chablis substitute. Very good 16/20.
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Tokaji Azsù 5 Puttonyos 1988 – Château Megyer – Alc.13% - was rapidly substituted for a corked Côtes de Duras moelleux and proved far superior than a pristine bottle of that wine could have been. It was complex, concentrated and unctuously sweet with a butterscotch undertow but was beautifully balanced by lively moreish acidity which gave it a certain elegance. This was a wine from the communist period and Tokay is said to be doing much better nowadays but it is hard for me to see how. Excellent 17.5/20.
Quarts de Chaume 2000 – Baumard 13.5%. This Anjou chenin from a mediocre vintage was delicious; medium bodied with notes of minerals, wax and apricot and showing marked sweetness with enough acidity for balance. It was less concentrated but more refreshing than the Tokay and New Year's Rayne-Vigneau. Very good 16.5/20.
1997 Vintage Port Vau Vintage – Sandeman – Alc.20%. This was the wine which taught be how exuberantly attractive vintage port can be in its first youth. At the beginning of its 16th year (still quite a youngster), it had retained most of its exuberant fruit and had civilised its tannins which nevertheless remained attractively firm. Excellent first with Stilton and then with chocolate. My last bottle, alas. Very good 16.5/20.

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Anti-Corruption Should Begin With Cuomo
April 29, 2013
To the Readers' Forum: We read, with interest, the article from the April 10 paper describing the new ''Anti-Corruption Measures'' proposed by Governor Cuomo. It is called the ''Public Trust Act....
You are right C. & C. Fiedler, NYS can't fix a pot hole but are very energetic in passing the bathroom bill so a ho ho pervert can go winky tink with little girls and boys. Crazy? YES!
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Biden will not oppose Hillary----in fact why do you righties think this sham of a hearing on bengazi is under way? Randy Paul supports preventing Hillary from ever holding public office---I guess he's running---CHUCKLE, CHUCKLE.
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Just because the right wing can't get what they want because the electorate desired Democrats in the White House and in Albany, it does not constitute graft and corruption.
Fedup, still waiting for you to back up your factoid.
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I once paid a $20 bribe to a crooked cop in a third-world country to avoid a trumped-up traffic ticket. That's got nothing on the graft and corruption in American politics these days.
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sorta the trickle down effect......that makes sense.
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anti-corruption should begin where corruption can be charged and proven---------
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Fedup, how about showing us where you got the factoid that public unions pay more money by far than big business to influence politicians?
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perry como?
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You're right on, Mackenzie, about pols passing laws and the exempting themselves from them. Right before the present recess started, Dems were trying to quietly get themselves and their staffs exempted from Obamacare. Remember when Obama was trying to fill his cabinet appointments in his first term. Geithner,Daschle,Sebelius,Grandholm and others including Kerry and Rangel all caught cheating on their taxes. It then occurred to me that the reason Democrats love raising taxes is because a great many of them don't pay their fair share.
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Thomas77, your 9:54AM post mentions big business among special interests. You should know that public unions spend more money influencing politicians than any other special interest BY FAR. It's a big mistake for people to call all politicians corrupt. There are some recently elected Congressmen who have gone to Washington to try and fix the political process. Trouble is there are too many voterswho disregard a politician's record and vote for the party. Then there are those like donkeyboy who call any valid criticism "sour grapes" while neither understanding,nor caring, about what is really going down.
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I just took a poll at PBS-they want to know if you want more gun control.Please go and let them know how you feel.
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And, if you don't think that our elected politicians have become an elite ruling class, watch their actions.
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I am stunned by the "disagrees" with my 4/29, 7:39pm post. This is why America is in decline, individuals that believe, no matter what, that our politicians should stay in office. Irregardless if they break the law. I am equal opportunity in my belief ALL corrupt politicians need to be purged from office, never being eligible to run again! With people apparently believing that corrupt politicians are ok and somehow exempt from the laws we have to adhere to, is very scary.
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Just because Cuomo takes actions that you Republicans don't like he is not corrupt. He won the election by a majority. Get over it.
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That takes real audacity to call it the public trust act! If they wanted people to trust this act, then they would of given the public time to read the act before it was passed! How ridiculous!!!
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Comrade Cuomo. Bus driver wanna be right into Sheepville . Soulless elected officials must be ousted .Better yet never put into office to begin with. Guaranteed the majority that step into a voting booth are cluless regarding policies and character. Cute names and promises often can sway Joe Voter to pull that handle ::: and keep pulling that handle no matter how downward the spiral . accountability a must . got to be active . got to be involved else the sheep herding soulless will hoist the victory fist.
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btw, Cuomo's law will only protect his cronies. Republicans and Democrats have become a protected, elite ruling class where the very laws they pass do not apply to them.
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This corruption and not following the laws is exactly why the electorate(us) need a way to fire our politicians, when they act outside the law or parlimentary procedures when they violate our rights. Recall perhaps? Whatever we do, it will be the only way to keep them honest.
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I did the same, mrinbetween. I'm still waiting for Schumer's office to call me back, because the person answering the phone did not "know" the answer. A supervisor would be calling me back to give me the answer to this question: What guarantee could the dear Senator make to us that the universal background checks would not lead to a national registration. Problem is, they don't want to answer that question. They would have to lie. Still waiting(I called 2 weeks ago, just before the vote).
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if nys reversed course on roe v. wade or marriage equality in the middle of the night then the shoe would be on the other foot for some of you morons that are too simple to admit that it was a shaft job.
i don't even have to name the morons. we know who they are.
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All these career politicians are corrupt. That is the only word that can define the democrat and republican politicians. Every congressmen and senator in the U.S. government when investigated would have financial ties to big business and special interest groups. They are so full of themselves that they do it right out in the open, because none of them are afraid of being arrested.
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that is from the governor's website...I agree that corruption of public officials may be an issue this sounds to me like anyone making a large campaign contribution could be guilty of bribery. Once again this is an after the fact reaction to the congressmen and senators that just got busted for corruption and fixing elections. If someone has the mentality to take a bribe to begin with, I am not sure a harsher penalty will dissuade them from continuing to do so.
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Under current state law, a prosecutor has to prove that there was a corrupt agreement or understanding between the person paying the bribe and the person receiving the bribe. This is not required under federal law and is an unduly heavy burden. Under the new Public Servant Bribery provision, a prosecutor would only have to prove that the person paying the bribe "intended" to influence the public official or that the person receiving it intended to be so influenced, bringing state law in line with the federal standard. Bribery penalties would be increased, lowering the threshold for a Class C felony from $10,000 to $5,000, the amount of money used to bribe, and to $10,000 and above for a Class B felony.
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I have contacted my senators. If their names are Schumer and Gillebrand you are just wasting your time.
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there is no "NEW NORM" or liberal playbook, for middle of the nite bill votes and passage--simply politics as usual......the bi-partisan approach.
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The pink vinyl seats and floral wall hangings may disappear, but the coconut pie topped with fresh cream and chocolate will stay put as the Little America Coffee Shop undergoes a six-month renovation.
On Monday, the restaurant will close for remodeling. However, breakfast, lunch and dinner will still be available next door in the steakhouse dining room. The renovation takes place at the same time the first floor of the downtown hotel, 500 South Main, also receives a face-lift.
When the space reopens in November, the menu should look the same. The Friday night halibut special will still be there, so will the popular chicken noodle soup, fluffy rolls and all sort of comfort foods for which the restaurant is known.
"If we take that menu out of there, we'll have a riot down here," Executive Chef Bernhard Götz said Tuesday. "I can't even change the coffee in there."
The shop will be serving customers on Sunday, May 12, for Mother's Day.
It may be located in a hotel, but most of the coffee shop patrons are locals. It's a favorite spot for Utah families, retirees, business and government leaders, and even LDS President Thomas S. Monson.
Sharon Stokes and Linda Water have been eating at the Coffee Shop since they were children. They'd go for lunch after watching the July 24th parade and now take their grandchildren.
They like the central location, the Frank Sinatra music, and the food. On a recent morning, Waters was enjoying "The Traveler" breakfast with scrambled eggs, diced ham and cottage potatoes while Stokes had the eggs Benedict.
"The silverware hasn't changed. The food is excellent," said Waters, 50, of Sandy. "The ambiance is really nice. It's just a feeling when you go there, it's always been …"
"Consistent," chimed in Stokes, 48, of Midvale.
Many travelers and celebrities have enjoyed a cup of coffee or a steak dinner in the restaurant, too. During a recent visit to Salt Lake City, humorist David Sedaris declared to a Tribune reporter "there's no place I'd rather be than the coffee shop in Little America."
Bruce T. Fery, chief executive officer of the Grand America Hotels & Resorts, said when the coffee shop reopens it will still have a warm and comfortable feel.
"It's like walking into your own living room or family room. We won't lose that."
The restaurant renovations — the decor is still being decided — are part of a larger overhaul, whose price tag has not been set. The east side hotel entrance will move closer to the middle of Main Street. There will be an expanded lounge, and the retail shops will open to the perimeter of the lobby for "meandering, boutique-like shopping," Fery said.
Renovation of the steakhouse is expected to begin in January.
At the Coffee Shop, the outdoor patio will be expanded from 15 seats to 60. An overhead trellis and misting system will be added for more comfortable summer dining, and a fireplace and radiant heaters will be installed for cooler nights.
The booths will be bigger. Customers will still be able to sit at the counter, but the noise from the kitchen will be reduced.
And it will have an "old diner-style look," said Götz, with pies, such as strawberry and peanut butter caramel, on display.
Little America redo
The first floor of Little America Hotel is getting an upgrade.
When • Little American Coffee Shop, 500 S. Main, closes Monday. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will still be available in the steakhouse dining room next door until November.
Restaurant changes • Larger booths; outdoor patio expanded from 15 to 60 seats; addition of an overhead trellis and misting system for more comfortable summer dining; and fireplace and radiant heaters for cooler nights.
Hotel changes • East side entrance will move; lounge will be expanded, retail shops will open into the lobby.
Info • saltlake.littleamerica.com/dining/coffee-shop


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Megan is the Women's Community Development Coordinator at the AIDS Committee of Guelph & Wellington County, where she hopes to bring greater awareness and action to women's HIV prevention needs. She is a feminist and a sociologist, and loves working in this incredible field with so many inspiring activists and change-makers. As a punk teenager, Megan co-founded an animal rights organization; her early experiences of activism (mostly learning about what not to do) set the stage for a career working towards social change. In her spare time, Megan enjoys rock climbing, thrift-store shopping and geeking out to sci-fi – but nothing beats relaxing with a great cup of coffee or glass of wine.
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COLUMBUS (WKOW) -- It's often said never do business with family, but the Moore family of McFarland doesn't follow that notion. Shirley Moore and her late husband Dick, bought the Columbus 151 Speedway in 1981. For the past 32 years, she and her four children have maintained the race track. Shirley has three sons, Pete (56), Gary (55) and David (53) and a daughter, Linda (52), each of whom help run the track.
"It's just something we were raised around," Pete Moore said. "I think most people that are raised around it stuck around it. Everyone pretty much likes it, stay around it. It's the only time we see each other mostly."
According to Shirley, her late husband Dick "had a big mouth." He had ideas of how the previous owners of the track should run it, and he wasn't afraid to let them know about it. Dick was told "if you know so much, put your money where your mouth is." Shirley says a week later, she and her husband bought the track.
The Championship Race of the 2013 season at the Columbus 151 Speedway is Friday, September 6.
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In the year before I got engaged, I put on 45 pounds. That's right, I said 45. I had moved to a remote town in southern Ontario -- nearest gym, 40 miles -- to be with my boyfriend, Dallas, a former pro lacrosse player who was virtually impervious to the pudge-making power of the chocolate, apple fritters, and biscuits that had become my new pastime. By the summer of 2008, when we returned to Vancouver and he popped the question, I was far from the athletic personal trainer I used to be. I soon found the perfect wedding dress, but it was a size 10, and I was a 14. I bought it anyway; I had five more months to fit into it, right?The Game Plan
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Will she walk ?
Angela Spaccia may just ''walk'' on the 13 corruption counts she's facing at the City of Bell. That doesn't necessarily mean she is free of any guilt or wrongdoing, what it might mean is that the prosecution hasn't clearly shown to the jury that she committed crimes.
Sure, she was paid a lot of money she said; sure she was kept on full salary and benefits for months and months while she was off work taking care of ill family members; sure, she got loans from the city and cashed in vacation days to pay them back ;sure, she was working on a lucrative retirement plan for herself and her former boss Robert Rizzo; but hey, she said to the jury over and over again ,( paraphrasing) Unethical? yes. Illegal? No. Excessive? Yes. Illegal? No. Even ''insane'' was a word she, herself used to describe her salary and benefits, which at their peak topped $500,000 a year as the Assistant to the City Manager of a city of about 35,000 people.
The reason I say she might walk, and I emphasize might, is that it's going to be up to the prosecution to explain in very clear language to the jury exactly what crimes she committed in accepting all this money, and how her excuse of ''Everyone told me it was OK,'' isn't good enough.
So far , it seems to me they haven't done that. Keep in mind, it only takes one juror to hang the jury , or to buy her story that she was simply an innocent hard-working employee who didn't know that what she was doing was illegal ( says the prosecution.)
By blaming everything on her former boss Rizzo, who pleaded guilty to no fewer than 69 corruption charges, she's gambling, but it's a gamble she might win.
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Recall: Ford Fusion for hazy low-beam headlights
It's the second recall in one week for the new 2013 Fusion.
Ford is recalling 19,106 Fusion sedans to fix low-beam headlights that could become hazy, according to filings with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
An "improperly cured projector coating" on the headlamps of 2013 Fusion models could dull over time and block the light, Ford said. In October, the company found that some headlamps were dimming as a result of exposure to their own heat.
Dealers will replace the headlight assembly starting Dec. 10. Owners can call Ford at 1-866-436-7332.
This is the Fusion's second recall this week after engine fires prompted Ford to recall 15,833 models along with more than 70,000 2013 Escape models. At least 13 fires have been reported to Ford, and all but one have occurred in Escape models
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I don't get nearly as concerned about a hazy headlight as I do about steering wheels coming off, air bags smashing you in the face while driving, axles breaking in half, wheels falling off, brake lines getting rubbed through etc., THOSE are the kind of recalls that are inexcusable, not faulty switches, hazy headlights, trunk latch problems etc.
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Quantum Composers, Inc
Bozeman, MT 59718
Jun 24, 2014
Along with Bluetooth® wireless technology, plug-and-play Emerald 9250 Digital Delay Pulse Generators feature 5 psec timing resolution, 15 psec channel to channel jitter, and low Period Jitter of <40 psec RMS. Custom software application, included, lets users program instrument using GUI on PC. With full functionality offering range of complex pulse trains, these reusable products serve such applications as LIDAR, LIBS, PIV, and university physics/chemistry labs.
Tektronix, Inc.
Beaverton, OR 97077
Sep 12, 2013
Designed to be deployed with SPG8000 Master Sync and Master Clock Reference Generator, Models ECO8000 and ECO8020 feature hot-swappable redundant dual power supply system to eliminate risk of sync loss due to power supply failure. SNMP support and Web UI enables units to be seamlessly integrated into facility control systems, while scalable architecture allows customers to configure sync generator systems to fit application needs. Both changeover units are fully 3G-SDI capable.
Quantum Composers, Inc
Bozeman, MT 59718
Jun 25, 2013
Field-upgradeable 9200 Sapphire Plus Series pulse/digital delay generator provides solutions to generate and synchronize multiple pulses and triggers for range of applications. With 5 ns delay and width resolution accuracy, <50 ps RMS jitter, <2 ns rise time, and 1 ppm oscillator, product provides precisely defined pulses at repetition rates up to 20 MHz. Other features include period counter, virtual channels, synchronous update mode, and external trigger/gate inputs.
Omega Engineering, Inc.
Stamford, CT 06907
May 14, 2013
Featuring 0.25 in. shaft diameter, ZSD Series is suited for applications requiring miniature, high-precision encoders. Units feature NPN open collector output and quadrature outputs with indexing, available in 100 or 1,000 pulses per shaft revolution. Designed with all metal construction for years of trouble-free operation, shaft servo mount generators operate from supply voltage of 4.75–28 Vdc with max frequency of 200 KHz and accuracy within 0.017°.
Omega Engineering, Inc.
Stamford, CT 06907
Jan 28, 2013
Featuring 0.375 in. shaft diameter, ZDH Series is available in 100 or 1,000 pulses/revolution and provides quadrature output with indexing. Heavy-duty flange mount sensors have NEMA 4/IP66 environmental rating to withstand harsh factory and plant floor environments. Typical applications include motion control feedback, machine control, process control, robotics, and food processing.
Omega Engineering, Inc.
Stamford, CT 06907
Dec 19, 2012
With supply voltage of 4.75–28 Vdc, ZB Series Rotary Pulse Generators deliver 1,000 PPR for precision counting or speed measurement. AU-ZBG models have single channel for counting, unidirectional measuring, or speed applications, while AU-ZBH models are for quadrature applications, allowing for counting up and down as well as speed and direction measurements. Using conversion bracket, industrial duty shaft encoders can be converted into length measuring sensors.
Teseq, Inc.
Edison, NJ 08837
Nov 30, 2012
Used by EMC test laboratories and design engineers, FT 5531 helps simulate real world disturbances that occur in electrical systems of cars, buses, and trucks, and facilitates weak-spot analysis and QA during development. Product features pulse width of 150 ns and tolerance of 100 ns pulses; complies with ISO 7637-2 and OEM standards; and is designed using ferrites, which allow DUT to experience minimal supply voltage drop due to heavy in-rush current, switching event, or load change.
Highland Technology
San Francisco, CA 94103
Aug 01, 2012
Designed for driving electrical/optical modulators, T240 single-channel, externally triggered, complementary-output pulse generator offers programmable delay/pulse width in 2 ranges, from 100 psec FWHM up to 25 nsec, and programmable trigger threshold. Product is controlled via USB, RS232, or trimpots, with optional SPI, and powered by USB or standard 5 V micro-USB connection. Generator can further drive seed lasers in pumped fiber systems and also suits RF applications.
Supertex, Inc.
Sunnyvale, CA 94619
Mar 13, 2012
Suited for use in portable medical diagnostic ultrasound devices and NDT testing applications, 4-channel HV7331 brings together controller logic interface circuitry, level translators, MOSFET gate drive buffers, as well as high-voltage and high-current P- and N-channel MOSFETs as output stage for each channel. Other features include ±2.5 ns matched delay, guaranteed output of over 2.0 A for each channel with ±70 V pulse swing, and up to 20 MHz operating frequency.
Nippon Pulse America, Inc.
Radford, VA 24141
Jun 01, 2011
Providing 18 operating modes, Model PCL6045BL controls up to 4 axes as well as linear interpolation of 2-4 axes and circular interpolation between any 2 axes. Chip also offers operation correction, backlash correction, programmed soft limit, and ability to override pulse rate during operation. With max output of 6.5 Mpps and 19.6608 MHz standard reference clock, chip is suited for biotechnological and scientific instruments, medical analysis machines, and inspection systems.
Newport Corp.
Irvine, CA 92606
Mar 23, 2011
Terahertz pulse generation kit utilizes Newport optics, opto-mechanics, manual stages, and CONEX(TM)-based motorized solutions. Generated 800 nm Ti:sapphire laser pulse is focused into ambient air to generate air plasma, which produces pulse, and has oscillation that spans 1 psec and estimated pulse energy of 0.1-0.3 nJ/pulse. Kit can be integrated with Ti:sapphire amplifier to generate terahertz pulses which can used in linear, nonlinear, and time-resolved spectroscopy applications.
Berkeley Nucleonics Corp.
San Rafael, CA 94901
Jan 27, 2011
Model 725 Multi-Trigger Pulse Generator includes TimerPro software for visual control of 8 inputs, 8 outputs, and 8 triggers, and which controls delays and gates to valves, transfer coils, and deflector plates. Measuring 20.8 x 24.2 cm, product features timing unit that routes light pulses into chamber for storage, transfers it to second chamber, and then emits it from that chamber. Generator has 8 timing processors capable of less than 1 µs timing, and each timer can run in one of eight modes.
B&K Precision Corporation
Yorba Linda, CA 92887
Oct 11, 2010
Delivering clean and accurate pulses for testing digital circuits and systems based on TTL, CMOS, or ECL logic families, Models 4033/4034 provide flexible control over pulse timing, level thresholds, and transition edges. They also support multiple trigger modes and offer closed case calibration as well as SCPI-compatible programmability via GPIB or RS-232. Functioning as 2 units in one, Model 4034 provides dual-channel outputs that can operate independently or in sync.
Teseq, Inc.
Edison, NJ 08837
Jul 28, 2010
Model TSM 3751 generates open circuit voltage test pulse of 10/700 µs and tests ports intended for connection to symmetrical communications lines. Designed for NSG 3060 Test System, it lets users select source impedance from 15 or 40 W using button on generator's touchscreen. Voltage range is 200-7,700 V in 1 V steps and minimum repetition time for voltages up to 4,400 V is 20 sec and 30 sec in 4,401-7,700 V range. Maximum repetition time is 600 sec.
Highland Technology
San Francisco, CA 94103
Apr 05, 2010
Powered by external 12 V plugin supply, model T750 features 4 channels, each with logic-level input and isolated HV pulse output, while model T760 has 2 channels, each with fiberoptic inputs and isolated HV electrical outputs. They provide transformer-isolated pulse outputs, which are user adjustable from 5-100 V into 50 W load, with rise and fall times of 2 nsec. Both units are packaged in compact extruded aluminum cases and include test points to assist in setup.
Lexington, MA 02421
Jan 27, 2010
Housed in QFN64 9.0 x 9.0 x 1.0 mm package, Model STHV748 provides 4 independent channels, each generating high-voltage pulses to drive piezoelectric crystals or other transducers. Device integrates CMOS digital control logic, analog level translators, MOSFET gate drivers, and N- and P-channel MOSFET output stages in self-biasing architecture. Controller features ±90 V dual independent supplies, ±2 A source and sink current in pulse mode and CW mode, and up to 20 MHz frequency.
Berkeley Nucleonics Corp.
San Rafael, CA 94901
Oct 12, 2009
Model PB-5 NIM Pulser offers 5 ppb stability over temperature changes, allowing end users to test the linearity and stability of demanding circuits. Included front end software utility, PB-5 WinControl, expands functionality and test options for laboratory users, allowing them to concurrently control up to 8 pulse generators to synchronize outputs or test multiple systems. Also, numerous settings may be stored and recalled in computer to accelerate test process.
Quantum Composers, Inc
Bozeman, MT 59718
Jul 23, 2009
Model 9520 provides up to 8 independent digitally controlled channels with width, delay, rate, and amplitude control on each output and permits differing rates for all channels using clock-divider functions. Output modules selection array includes both TTL/CMOS with adjustable amplitude, 35 V high voltage electrical, and optical at either 820 or 1,310 nm. Unit offers dual inputs, functioning as dual triggers or trigger/gating through BNC or optical connections.
Quantum Composers, Inc
Bozeman, MT 59718
Jul 13, 2009
Including functionalities of digital delay generator and general purpose pulse generator, Model 9500+ eliminates need for combining multiple instruments to gate, trigger, delay, and time multiple devices in test system or experiment. Features include independent bursts, dividing by N with ability to assign different N to each channel, setting specific wait time after trigger, and selectively gating channels. Product offers timing resolution with widths and delays out to 1,000 sec.
Quantum Composers, Inc
Bozeman, MT 59718
Jul 06, 2009
Model 9530 combines timing properties of digital delay generators with versatility of general-purpose pulse generators to accurately synchronize laser system timing. With 19 in. 1U form factor and 100 MHz low-amplitude clock input, system allows use of photodiode signal directly from laser and all timing relative to laser frequency to be phase-locked. Other features include remote programmability, 10 ns period resolution over entire 20 MHz range, 8 independent outputs, and dual inputs.
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A University of Arizona philanthropy organization that offers food and toiletry item donations to university students and staff had their final distribution of the spring semester today.
UA Campus Food Pantry distributed more than 500 pounds of fresh breads and produce to more than 30 visitors at their three-hour event on campus Friday.
Campus Pantry distributes food and essential toiletry items to any UA student or staff member at risk of going hungry
They started their operation in January of 2013, with a distribution event on the first Friday of every month.
Each visitor is allocated "points," which are based off of available inventory. Individual point values for items are determined by how filling the item is and the nutritional content.
"We operate in a market style operation where visitors select the items they want from 'aisles,' and then the items are recorded to maintain inventory," UA Campus Food Pantry Chairman John Beeler said.
Any UA staff member or student with a valid CatCard is welcome at the UA Campus Pantry. The organization says privacy and anonymity is guaranteed.
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Encouraging American Genius: Master Paintings from the Corcoran Gallery of Art
Exceptional quality and breadth characterize the Corcoran Gallery of Art's internationally recognized collection of pre-1945 American paintings. Encouraging American Genius: Master Paintings from the Corcoran Gallery of Art features more than 85 canvases selected from the museum's rich holdings. For the first time in more than 10 years, these paintings, which comprise the historical core collection of Washington's oldest art museum, will be shown together in the Corcoran's landmark galleries. Iconic works collected by Gallery founder William Wilson Corcoran, including landscapes by such renowned artists as Thomas Cole and Frederic Church, will be exhibited alongside important canvases by major painters such as John Singer Sargent, Mary Cassatt, Edward Hopper and Aaron Douglas acquired after Corcoran's death. In addition to these paintings, the exhibition will showcase two sketchbooks containing Albert Bierstadt's initial ideas for his majestic canvas The Last of the Buffalo; the volumes, recently acquired by the Corcoran and never exhibited publicly, will be shown alongside the finished painting.
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This recipe drew me in like a moth to a flame. I'm sure I've shared my love of pickled, spicy, and spicy-pickled things with you before. What is not positively tantalizing about the sound of spicy, vinager-y salad dressing over cheese, beans, and vegetables? Hell, I'd just take the vinaigrette.
To get even more antipasto-y (and more entree salad-y), you could chop up some salami or pepperoni and sliced olives and toss them in there. My god. How good would that be?
Antipasto Salad with Pepperoncini Vinaigrette (from Vegetarian Times)
For the Dressing:
-1/4 cup olive oil
-3 pepperoncini peppers, finely chopped (about 1 tablespoon)
-3 cloves garlic, minced (about 1 tablespoon)
-1 teaspoon dried oregano
-1/4 cup red wine vinegar
For the Salad:
-8 cups mixed greens or romaine (about 7 ounces)
-1/3 cup red onion, thinly sliced
-1 1/2 cups cherry tomatoes, sliced in half
-1 cup canned chickpeas, rinsed and drained
-3 ounces (or more) smoked provolone, cubed
1. Heat oil in small skillet over medium-low heat. Add pepperoncini and garlic, and sauté 2 minutes. Stir in oregano, and transfer mixture to bowl. Cool. Whisk in vinegar, and season with salt and pepper.
2. Toss mesclun and onion in large bowl with enough vinaigrette to coat. Season with salt and pepper. Divide greens among bowls. Sprinkle tomatoes, chickpeas and cheese over salads, and serve.-Serves 6 generously as a side, or 4 for a big entree salad
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Piedmont hazelnuts are well known for their rich flavor and dense texture. Venchi has taken advantage of these qualities by blending them with their own dark chocolate and olive oil. A little bit of this spread goes a long way. Try a bit on a piece of crusty toast or warmed up and added to your favorite ice cream.
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In recognition of Military Saves Week between Feb. 25 and March 2, the State Securities Board is featuring two concise, resource-packed books for active military, veterans, and their families.
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