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All He Ever Wanted
Little Brown, April 203, 25.95, 304 pp. ISBN 0316782262 Professor Nicholas Van Tassel knows he is a stuffy and pedantic professor of Literature and Rhetoric, who is more comfortable at Thrupp University instead of at Cambridge thirty-five miles away. He surprises himself when he acts the hero when the restaurant he is dining in bursts into flames. He escapes and helps other people until he sees Etna Bliss, with a small child in her arms, and fa...
All He Ever Wanted
When Nicholas first meets Etna he is a young professor at a small college, and Etna is the niece of one of his colleagues. Nicholas instantly becomes obsessed with the beautiful and mysterious Etna, and he sets out to make her his wife. Etna finally consents to marry Nicholas but first she informs him that she will never love him. Nicholas believes that he can make her love him in time, but the years pass, the couple has two children, and Etna still rem...
Eden Close
"Eden Close" by Anita Shreve is the name of Andrew's neighbor, who lived in the farmhouse just beside his. They were children and young adults together and just before Andrew went off to college a terrible accident occurred. When Andrew's mother died seventeen years later, Andrew returned to the farmhouse and slowly began to unravel the mystery of many years earlier....
Fortune's Rocks
In 1899, Olympia is a 15 year old girl vacationing with her parents at their summer home in Fortune's Rocks, New Hampshire. Her family is well-to-do and her very protective father assumes personal responsibility for her education. Rather than let her go to school with other kids, Olympia's father assigns books for her to read and they discuss them together at home. At their summer home, her parents entertain a number of distinguished guests. Early in...
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Light on Snow
Nicky Dillon was sad when her family was torn apart. She and her family relocated from New York to New Hampshire to escape the tragic event that happened back in New York. They make an unexpected discovery of an infant abandoned in the snow. The baby changes their lives and brings back painful memories. Nicky and her father see that the baby goes to a proper home where it will be taken care of. As unexpected as the baby was, the 'visitor' who ends...
Resistance by Anita Shreve is a novel that takes place during the Second World War in Belgium. An American plane is shot down near a small village and the pilot is rescued by a young boy and brought to a safe house that is part of the underground Resistance. While recovering from his injuries and hiding in an attic, he falls in love with the married woman who is caring for him. The story is one of war, deprivation and sacrifice as well as love and rom...
Sea Glass
Little, Brown, Apr 2002, 25.95, 384 pp. ISBN: 0316780812 In 1929, Honora and Sexton Beecher move into their New Hampshire home. Honora loves her new place though it needs plenty of work. She adores her traveling salesman-husband until she learns why he is so successful at selling typewriters as he plays games with the truth. Soon Honora realizes that he stretches veracity with her too. When the economy tanks, Sexton loses his job and accept...
Sea Glass
Anita Shreve writes of a love that exists between a married woman and a soul-mate she encounters too late in life. The story builds around the drama that escalates around the union strikes and organizations that began in the 19th century. The protagonist, a woman, is a strong and independent lady who can best be described as someone ahead of her time. Through a series of unfortunate events, the reader learns to sympathize with the protagonist and the ...
Strange Fits of Passion
There are two stories going on in this book at once. One is that of a reporter. How do assuage the guilt of a horrible mistake, a mistake which cost someone else everything? How can you ever make up for that, or look yourself in the mirror again? The other is the story of Maureen and Harrold, her abusive husband. Shreve does a good job of developing the relationship and making us understand how Maureen, an intelligent woman, finds herself in this ...
The Last Time They Met
Woven with threads from past writings the author has tempted us to delve into our deepest thoughts about relationships in general, love, loss, lust, growth, pain and suffering for our youth and leaves us questioning our place. With frequent hints of past book characters, she does an outstanding job of setting the place for confusion which accomplishes exactly what she sets out to do....
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The Pilot's Wife
A woman has to continue her life after her husband's death. she learns information that leads her to know his secret life....
Where or When
"Where or When" by Anita Shreve is a story about a man and woman who first experienced love at age 14 and became reacquainted after 31 years and rediscovered the love they had as teenagers. Both are now married however with families. This story tells of their love affair, then and now, with many interspersing flashbacks. It has a most surprising and thought provoking ending....
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"In his own words, Senator Thayer said 'politics' is preventing a bill that had near unanimous support in the House from moving forward," Auditor Edelen said. "This is why good people hate Frankfort."
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Auditor Adam Edelen on Tuesday released a special examination of the Bluegrass Area Development District (BGADD), which depicted an agency with rogue management that conducted activity far outside its scope and without proper oversight, used federal money for questionable purposes and failed to report potential criminal activity to law enforcement.
The examination will be referred to eight agencies, including the Kentucky Attorney General, the Kentucky State Police and FBI.
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Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen on Thursday released a special examination into the City of Covington, finding that the former finance director had complete control over the city's financial systems, allowing him to steal at least $793,000 over the past decade.
Auditor Edelen conducted the five-month-long investigation at the request of Kenton Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders, who is pursuing a criminal case against the former finance director.
"The report boils down to this: One individual had unfettered access to millions of taxpayer dollars without a single person looking over his shoulder for well over a decade," Auditor Edelen said. "That this could happen for that long in the 5th largest city in Kentucky is astounding and frankly inexcusable."
Edelen Releases the Annual Statewide Audit of the Commonwealth, Expresses Concerns About Cyber Security Risks
Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen has released the first part of the annual statewide audit of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for fiscal year ending June 30, 2013, expressing an unmodified or clean opinion on the state's financial statements.
Auditor Edelen said the report contains eight findings relating to cyber security, further demonstrating the need for continued vigilance by state agencies to protect sensitive data.
"Although auditors didn't identify any cyber security breaches, they did find instances of state agencies failing to take the necessary steps to protect confidential or sensitive information," Auditor Edelen said. "This further illustrates the need for legislation to incentivize state and local government to better secure the data it holds on us, as well as require them to notify us when it's lost or stolen."
Auditor Edelen Applauds Passage of Cyber Security Legislation
Bill Also Receives Endorsement of Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Auditor Adam Edelen on Wednesday praised passage of House Bill 5, which would require state and local government agencies to notify citizens if their personal information is breached.
The measure passed the House unanimously. It now goes to the Senate for consideration.
The bill has more than 70 co-sponsors, including an almost equal number of Republicans and Democrats. The primary bill sponsors are Reps. Denny Butler, a Democrat, and Sal Santoro, a Republican.
Auditor Edelen, State Reps. Denny Butler, Santoro Outline Bill to Enhance Cyber Security Measures
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House Bill 5 has broad, bipartisan support with more than 60 co-sponsors in the House.
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Although you could only list 10 - hard to believe you could leave Tony Packo's and Nathans off the listReplyDelete
Hot Doug's does have classic Chicago style dogs, but they also have rotating specials that include a foie gras dog and duck fat fries. "Nothing fancy" is not an accurate description.ReplyDelete
You left out Wurstkuche, LA, and Venice, SoCals best.ReplyDelete
The HOT DOG itself should be celebrated, not some place that throws tons on top on it-- New Haven,CT - home of America's best pizza (Pepe's) and America's original hamburger restaurant (Louis Lunch) - is also home to America's best hotdog-Hummel Bros. Meats - served at many hot dog restaurants throughout Connecticut ---so great to live near the three best foods America has to offer!ReplyDelete
Where is Nathan's? Its omission puts the credibility of your entire list in doubt.ReplyDelete
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They No longer serve the Hotdog as mentioned above .They change the menu daily and should be noted. I took a drive from NYC for this a was big time dissapointed
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How much patience do Mark Walter, Stan Kasten and Magic Johnson have?
We're in the process of finding out, as the $217 million Dodgers are playing like somebody misplaced a decimal point, just as they did after the midseason trades that brought in Hanley Ramirez, Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett, Carl Crawford and Brandon League, among others, last season.
Don Mattingly is a solid manager who was taught well by Joe Torre. He's respected throughout the game for his knowledge, experience and character. But the Dodgers entered the weekend stuck in a seven-game losing streak that included three straight losses in San Francisco, and they already had a six-game losing streak in April.
The last time the Dodgers experienced two losing streaks of that length this early in the season? That was 1912, and they would go on to finish 58-95, with no highlight bigger than the September debut of outfielder Casey Stengel.
No wonder fans are already tuning out a team that was expected to be big box office all season at Chavez Ravine. The Dodgers, purchased by Walter and Chicago's Guggenheim Partners last year, averaged 47,000-plus in their first 12 home games but fewer than 35,000 in their last six.
Will Kasten, the team president, and the ownership group hold Mattingly accountable for Matt Kemp's loss of power and a run of injuries that forced him to be creative with his lineups while using nine starting pitchers?
We'll find out soon if this continues. It's worth noting that:
A) Mattingly's 2014 contract option was not picked up last winter, when things were much more positive, and
B) It may be only a matter of weeks, if not days, before it becomes possible to bring Mike Scioscia back to his original organization.
The Angels, who brought a 12-22 record to U.S. Cellular Field for a weekend series, arguably have been even more disappointing than the Dodgers out of the gate. Scioscia is signed at $5 million a year through 2018, but his team fell on its face after adding Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson last season and is doing it again after convincing Josh Hamilton to leave the rival Rangers.
Had the Angels not scored three runs in the eighth inning Thursday in Houston, they would have been swept by the Astros. It's fair to ask if Scioscia would have made it to Chicago had that happened.
Los Angeles Times columnist T.J. Simers wrote that he had planned to come to Chicago to address the state of the Angels but instead flew to Houston to make sure he had a chance to say goodbye to Scioscia, who was beloved when the Angels won the 2002 World Series as a wild-card team and then won five division titles in a six-year span.
"Do you know how my week has gone?" Scioscia said to Simers. "We're playing (lousy) baseball, I'm getting my 2011 taxes audited and I'm now talking to you."
On the other side of Los Angeles, players are standing up for Mattingly. That's usually the last thing that happens before a managerial change.
"It's not the manager's fault,'' Kemp told the Orange County Register. "He's not swinging the bat or making the pitches. He's not running the bases. We all know what we need to do. We're just not doing it right now."
It's better late than never to get started. Otherwise the dominoes are about to start falling on both sides of town.
Danger zone: If only it were as easy to protect pitchers as the Rays' Matt Moore suggested to teammate David Price in a conversation last week.
"What Moore was talking about the other day on the bench is they have a sensor in the ball,'' Price told the Tampa Bay Times. "And if it comes close to another sensor in the pitcher's hat, the ball just blows up. That was Matt's great idea. I kinda like it."
The comments came after J.A. Happ because the latest casualty of a liner to the noggin. The Blue Jays left-hander landed in the emergency room and later on the disabled list after a smash from the Rays' Desmond Jennings broke a small bone in his skull and tore flesh from his ear, which required stitches.
Happ will have no shortage of advice on his comeback. The Diamonbacks' Brandon McCarthy and the Rockies' Juan Nicasio are back in the big leagues after similarly frightening incidents the last two seasons. Meanwhile MLB continues to study caps with protective linings and other ways to avoid the tragedy of a pitcher dying on the mound, as has happened in youth games.


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Congresswoman Judy Biggert. Monday, October 8, 2012 | Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
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A few weeks ago, Judy Biggert went out to lunch with a friend. They talked about life — not work — and enjoyed each other's company.
For almost everyone else, the experience would have been unremarkable. But as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for the last 14 years, Biggert has barely had time for a leisurely lunch. Even meals were a chance to work.
So how did it feel to eat lunch without a side of agenda?
"It felt weird," the 75-year-old Republican said, laughing.
Biggert is in the final days of her career in the U.S. House, after losing to Democrat Bill Foster of Naperville in last November's election in the new 11th Congressional District.
Illinois Democrats in charge of drawing new maps sliced Biggert's 13th Congressional District into six different parts. On election night that added up to a resounding defeat for Biggert, her first ever loss. It meant the end to Biggert's political service, but not her legacy. For 20 years, she has served as moderate Republican, known as someone who is willing to listen to both sides while still passionately fighting for her causes.
On Nov. 30, Biggert took to the floor of the U.S. House to make a brief statement about her time in Congress. At the end, she tried to turn the floor back to the Speaker of the House, but was interrupted by other congressmen who wanted to add their gratitude.
"(You have) respect on both sides of the aisle," U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter, a Colorado Democrat, told her. "You listen, you work, have energy and you want to make this country a better place."
Growing up in Wilmette, the daughter of Walgreens president Alvin Borg, Biggert says she never dreamt she'd end up in Congress. In the 1950s, women had limited options. During one of her classes at Stanford University, she had a professor who would only give one A in the class. It came down to Biggert and another student. The professor gave the A to the man because he would need it more in his future career, Biggert remembered. After graduation, Biggert was advised to consider a career in retail.
All of this bothered her, but none of it discouraged her. She went on to Northwestern Law School and worked in real estate law while raising her family. By 1983, she was president of the Hinsdale School Board. In 1991, some friends invited her over, ostensibly to watch a Bears game. When she arrived, they asked her to run for the state legislature.
She won that primary, easily starting a streak of 20 straight primary or general election wins. In Congress, she continued to fight for education, which she saw as a key to her own personal success story. Her first legislative bill made it easier for homeless kids to stay in school. She liked to build consensus, such as a 2011 bill that made it easier for people to obtain flood insurance.
"I just felt that I needed to give back because I was so fortunate," she said. "I have always viewed public service as a privilege and not a career."
After losing to Foster in November, Biggert spent about a day feeling sorry for herself. Then, the grandmother of nine started packing up her Washington and Hinsdale offices, while trying to find jobs for her staffers, some who had been with her for two decades.
Biggert's last day in the House is Thursday.
In the past few weeks, her House office has been filled with big red recycling bins. Staff was going through 250 boxes of documents, shipping some to other congressional offices, others to archives. Her office window was lined with plaques she'd received from dozens of organizations she'd helped.
"Unfortunately, I tend to save things," she said. "They're beautiful and they all mean something to me."
Biggert still hasn't finalized her next step, but she hasn't had much time. Weeks after she lost the election, she was still in Washington. D.C., as part of the intense fiscal negotiations. She was there, preaching moderation and consensus.
"Listening is the key," she said in her November farewell statement. "Lawmakers must listen to those around them as one American to another, as neighbors with shared values, without assuming that any difference of opinion is evidence of greed, ignorance or malice."


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Dining Style:
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(919) 838-8595
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday: Brunch 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Dinner 5:00pm-10:00pm
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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A word from Babylon
Inspired by the opulence of the ancient Mesopotamian city of Babylon and the legendary wonderment of the Hanging Gardens comes a conceptual restaurant, lounge, and event space unique in its kind to downtown Raleigh's dining and entertainment landscape.
Hidden in plain sight on the cusp of
downtown's Glenwood South District and the Capitol District, surrounded by a wall of brick and cedar, sets a seductive outdoor dining terrace exuding the sophistication of a southern European courtyard and the ornate tones of the palaces of Marrakesh and Fez.
An embellished oasis welcoming all to an unparalleled experience, Babylon inhabits a more than century old structure that has been painstakingly restored, reflecting respect for the building's original façade while seamlessly incorporating regal elements, all imported from Morocco.
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Lovely place, OK food and super
friendly servicers good wine list. Our server saved the night by asking bikers in parking lot (who were not customers) with conflicting loud music to lower thier music. Sunday nights are otherwise pretty low key."
Dined on 4/13/2014
Food was fantastic. Best Lamb
we've ever had. Wine prices are a little high"
Dined on 4/12/2014
Food, atmosphere and service was
good. However, for what you get everything was very overpriced, from dinners to deserts and coffee. I certainly would not list this as one of my top 5 restaurants in Raleigh."
Dined on 4/5/2014
Overall we were happy with our
experience at Babylon for brunch. The hostess seemed rather unfriendly which is unfortunate as a first impression, but the service beyond that was great. Endless mimosas = awesome. My friend and I stayed 3 hours and never felt rushed to leave. The food was good, although the complimentary bread was stale. Also, the restaurant was kept a little too cool for comfort. We will definitely return on a warmer day to enjoy the patio and try some of their dinner entrees."
Dined on 3/30/2014
This is the first time I have
eaten at this place. A friend recommended it for brunch. The food was just okay, nothing to write home about and I wouldn't consider it "fit for foodies". I tried their supposedly popular dish "shekshouka" and it was just okay. The eggs were overdone. The service was good only because of the server we got. He was very energetic, honest, and stayed on top of things."
Dined on 3/23/2014
My wife and I had a great first
visit to Babylon. We thought it was a little chilly for outdoor dining but realized later that they had heaters. Inside we sat near the bar, which was fine, except we were directly under a speaker playing techno music. A softer sound or Moroccan music would have been better for the dinner hour. Regardless, the food was great and the service helpful and non-rushed. We'll definitely return, with friends next time."
Dined on 3/15/2014
We have been to Babylon several
times when visiting Raleigh and have really enjoyed it. We like being able to order several appetizer type dishes to share. The crispy calamari is our favorite so far but everything we've tried has been terrific. Go easy on the sauces at first because some of them are really fiery but do be adventurous. You really can't go wrong."
Dined on 3/5/2014
A great find. If you have had
Morroccan food, the flavors will seem just right. If you haven't, it's a great place to be introduced to this wonderful cuisine. Tagines are Morroccan stews. One of us had lamb, the other had chicken, and they were perfect for a cold, rainy night. We also had the b'stila appetizer, which gives in egg roll form a nice taste of what in Morrocco would be a very large special occasion dish. The service was friendly and the waiter was very helpful in negotiating the large wine list. Everyone on staff we talked to seemed very proud of the restaurant and its decor. Be sure to see the ornate ceiling in the "palace room." We'll look forward to returning there next time we're in Raleigh."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Professional staff, beautiful
venue, delicious food. It took longer than expected for the main entree to come out but it was worth the wait."
Dined on 2/28/2014
The menu has a mix of Moroccan and
non-Moroccan dishes. We tried several (Lamb Tangine & Vegetable Couscous) Moroccan ones and were quite pleased. Couscous dish could have been a little more moist. I only wish there were more Moroccan choices on the menu. The décor was especially charming, especially the ceilings. Really cool-looking outdoor area. The only thing I really didn't like about the restaurant was the music. Loud with lots of thumpy-thump bass and no discernible melody. Didn't seem to go with the theme of the restaurant."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Outstanding food, and our waitress
was wonderful! Will be back."
Dined on 2/27/2014
I was initially attracted to the
bottomless mimosas at Sunday brunch. I was so pleasantly surprised about the ambiance, the service and the overall atmosphere. This is definitely a favorite spot for my girlfriends and I, and we will be back as often as possible!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
Flavors were fabulous. Wait staff
excellent ane very well trained. Ambiance was superb. We will come back and bring friends. Cocktails were great too."
Dined on 2/15/2014
I gave the restaurant an overall
"very good" score. The food and ambiance were great! The only issues I had were 1). After making a reservation we had to wait at the bar for about 35 mins to be seated 2) we had to alter what we planned to eat and drink because the restaurant was out of a lot menu and bar items. They were even out of napkins for entire restaurant. But overall I liked Babylon and I'm gonna give them a second chance. May even have my bday party there."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Parking was excellent and the
building is beautiful but that is where it ends. We went for restaurant week and my first two drink choices were "sold out" while my date exhausted 3 choices only to have the waiter suggest what they had. food was a mixed bag of delicious to just so-so. Thankfully the conversation was good. Wait staff was friendly but not as attentive as you would expect since they were very slow."
Dined on 1/26/2014
I have been here before and ate
outside and had a Great experience. This time was February and it was too cold for outside so we sat inside. The building is great, very cool refurbished factory. It was a bit noisy, but not too bad. The food was ok, with splashes of really good. The appraisers were wonderful and nicely done. The polenta was super. The rest of meal was nothing special. It was good, not great, and not worth the up charge for a holiday. I'll go again when the weather is nice and you can sit outside."
Dined on 2/14/2014
My husband and I went to Babylon
for Valentine's day. I was not aware that they had a pri fixe menu that night so we were disappointed that the entire menu was not at our disposal. The menu as it was did have a good representation of the type of food they served but they ran out of beef tagine, which was what my husband really wanted. The food was very tasty and had good spices but they dessert was very small and considering it was for us to share left us a little disappointed not to mention the menu didn't have a price so we were quite surprised when the bill arrived. It was a overpriced considering we had a small dessert and he couldn't get what he really wanted for dinner."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Main course was bland and
tasteless . chef must not have personally sampled the dish. Will not come back although was offered a gift certificate for a future meal. Too many GOOD restaurants around to risk another expensive dud of a meal."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We arrived a bit early for our
reservation and were seated immediately. The entire staff was friendly without being intrusive, and drinks and food all came in a timely fashion. For Valentine's Day, Babylon offered a fixed menu with three options for starters and three options for main course. The dessert was chef's choice and shared, as is appropriate for valentine's day. For starters, we both had Moroccan Salads, which were phenomenal with fresh vegetables and just the right amount of seasonings and dressing. For our main courses, we had the chicken and atlantic cod dishes. Both were cooked to perfection and we had enough time between courses that we didn't feel rushed. Service and food were impeccable and we will definitely return!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
My guest and I had a wonderful
time out on 02/14/14,Valentines Night Out."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The atmosphere is perfect and
especially when the weather is nice the outdoor area would be a a great place to hang out. The main issue is that the food was bland and over priced. For example I ordered the ChIcken Dajaj Tagine, which was essentially a a roasted chicken breast on potatoes--- it was fresh tasting, but it badly needed seasoning and was $17 before tax."
Dined on 2/6/2014
Food and prices were good, but it
wasn't anything special. The spicy martini was great though! Food didn't agree at all with my stomach afterwards either."
Dined on 2/7/2014
went for restaurant week. special
menu choices were very good. Food was very good. However, the restaurant was much too noisy. I'll bring my ear plugs next time."
Dined on 1/25/2014
This was a terrible dinner
prepared by somebody who knows nothing about Moroccan/Berber food. If you have ever had really a great couscous dinner you would know the difference. Even if you served my meal to somebody who didn't know good Moroccan food it was still a dry bland tasteless dinner. Couscous was undercooked, the lamb was overcooked, served with no broth, no vegetables other than some chickpeas and overcooked onions and the whole thing was totally tasteless. If you don't know any better, you may think this very nice looking place is a good restaurant but do your self a favor and spend your money elsewhere."
Dined on 1/23/2014
We went to Babylon on a Saturday
night during restaurant week. The special menu offered a good selection, as did the regular menu. Service was impeccable, and the food came at a good pace, allowing us to enjoy each part of the meal. Portions were generous, and flavors were good."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Nothing could have been improved
upon - the presentation and preparation of food both were superb, and the service was excellent. Worth the four hour drive from Asheville to get there. Short of a trip to Morocco, the most authentic cuisine that you'll find anywhere. Highly recommended! The only suggestion that I'd have is to make the mussels appetizer and the salmon entrée part of the regular menu. Both are among my favorites foods, and I have never had them as well prepared as they were on Saturday evening as a part of your restaurant week menu."
Dined on 1/25/2014
This was our 2nd time at Babylon!
The food was awesome, as it was the last time! We thoroughly enjoyed the Restaurant week menu. I had the Herb Goat cheese and Proscuitto for a starter and she had the kale and beets salad, then I had the beef brisket and she had the salmon and I had the Brownie and she had the crème brulee! Everything was delicious! The service was impeccable as well! Cannot wait for an excuse to go back to Babylon again soon!"
Dined on 1/25/2014
Our group was not seated until 30
minutes past the time of our reservation(what is the point of making a reservation??) and the service was slow, despite the restaurant not being that full by the time we sat down. This is the second time within a month that we've expeienced the slow service here. And, one or our orders was wrong and that one person waited an additional 20 minutes for her food to come and essentially had to eat by herself because everyone else was finished. Wait staff is knowledgable and friendly...perhaps this is a problem in the kitchen? Either way it is a detriment to the experience and we will likely not return. It's a shame because the ambience is cool and the food is good."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Went there on a cold Friday night
during Restaurant Week (which is why we chose to come here) with my daughter after seeing the Porsche exhibit at the NC Art Museum (awesome collection of cars). The outside area looks like a fun place for drinks and appetizers and nicely secluded from main road so don't hear traffic. Food was good, but not spectacular. Service was very fair ... either waitress was stressed, harried or ... And creme brulee was served cold (and significantly late, which probably explained the cold but by then we were ready to leave) and was described as "fruity" but only had 3 pieces of small berries on the top.)"
Dined on 1/24/2014
The food was wonderful. It was
restaurant week and one of us ordered off that menu: prosciutto and goat cheese starter, mediterranean brisket and creme brulet. All to die for. Another had the lamb on couscous and I had the chicken tangines off the main menu. All were excellent, flavorful and very well done. The service was excellent but just a warning... we had 5:45 reservations and had to eat our dessert quickly in order to leave at 7:30 for the theater. Not that the service wasn't good or that you felt like it took forever to get your food... courses well spaced and you felt like you wanted to linger. Just plan your time wisely. It was empty when we got there but filled up midway during our stay. not noisy at all.. Highly recommended."
Dined on 1/24/2014
I went during restaurant week and
their menu was very good. Excellent wine list but very limited on "by the glass" options and my server knew little about the wines although she did say that the list had just been updated and she had not had the opportunity to taste the new wines. Luckily, she offered to let me taste a wine prior to purchasing. Both the Restaurant Week menu and the regular menu had great Middle Eastern choices on them. I can't wait to go back to try more items!"
Dined on 1/22/2014
Calamari was excellent, entrees
were good and the white bean ragout was good. Dessert was not worth the $$"
Dined on 1/18/2014
This place used to be great for
Sunday Brunch. I don't know what has changed, but our party of 10 came in and was seated, and after someone from our group went looking for our server to order our Bottomless Memosas that they are so proud to advertise, we were told they were out of Champagne. Nice try...hope it works for ya."
Dined on 1/12/2014
Dinner at Babylon was wonderful.
We sampled a couple of the appetizers, which were fantastic, and then I had the chicken dajaj Tagine which was very yummy and was plenty of food! Service was great, our waitress was very attentive and kept our water glasses topped off and our bread plate full. I'm already looking forward to my next chance to eat there, hopefully for their brunch which I've heard fabulous things about! They have beautiful art on the walls which was a great bonus!"
Dined on 1/12/2014
Outside of it being a little
frigid on the inside, I enjoyed every minute of it. Food, ambiance, drinks and service were all superior and in a class all by itself. I'm planning on having my birthday party at this spot because it seems to capture the essence of a great vibe. Will be back soon for sure. Thanks"
Dined on 1/9/2014
We drove over from Wilson for an
early dinner. Good parking easy to find. Were seated at a romantic corner table But The resturant was freezing cold. The building is an old mill so no insulation on the 2 foot thick brick walls. If you go during the winter sit near the center of the room away from cold walls!! For the food Hummus was superb! The soup excellent! Lamb skewer a bit fatty and the chicken skewer was fabulous. Will go back!"
Dined on 1/3/2014
The architecture and lighting are
very nice. It was too cold to dine outside; however the patio seating looked very nice for warm weather. The inside temperature was a bit cold; however I've dined before when it was warmer inside. The food was really good and served in a timely manner. I recommend Babylon for server types of occasions. It is great for a date night as well as a group night."
Dined on 1/3/2014
Although the food was delicious,
waiting for it for 40 minutes was not fun. It was New Year's Eve I get that but for $50 a person and very limited portions, it would have been nice to have some bread on the table. The atmosphere was fun. Great decor. Long red curtains, opulent ceilings and chandeliers. Although everyone in our group left hungry and we went to a diner afterwards, we are still planning to go back to give it another try based on food. quality"
Dined on 12/31/2013
We had heard good things about
this place and looked forward to the Moroccan cuisine. The place is rather hard to get to despite being easy to see from the road. It is on a side road just off Capital Blvd where it splits into Dawson and McDowell streets. The 3 NYE course menu was good but portions were very meager. Considering what we paid for the meal, I felt that it was not worth it. The service was slow. The waiter said he was working there to cover their expected new years eve business but did not normally work there and knew nothing about the menu or the restaurant or about providing cutlery apparently as we had to ask between courses. The outdoor seating area is lovely with a pool and cushioned chairs; enclosed for winter."
Dined on 12/31/2013
We went to dinner at Babylon on a
Sunday night. They had a party that day that wiped out everything on the menu. Tried to order a glass of red but they were down to 1 Malbec. There comes a time when you may need to make a judgment call and reserve another bottle by the glass. I ordered a Moroccan soup to start and they were out of that and then a chicken small plate that they also no longer had the ingredients to make. There also comes a time when a manager may want to head on out to the local Harris Teeter. What we ended up with was an overcooked shrimp dish and flavorless chicken tagine. The ambience was also very odd as it felt more like a pool party with pumping music than a dining experience. We will not return."
Dined on 12/29/2013
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You also need to be certain that the goals you set are age appropriate. While you may want for them to have perfect behavior from an early age, that is not realistic. Younger children simply do not have the same mental capabilities that older children do. If you want your children to learn to pick up after themselves, you will need to determine what they can do. Smaller children may need to be told to put away their toys in a box when a parent tells them before a meal. The child should be provided adequate time to accomplish the task to reduce frustration for everyone.
In order for kids behavior charts to be effective, it is important that they receive some type of reward when they consistently meet the required goals. Some parents will offer small toys or other goodies after a certain number of positive marks. Others may plan for an outing to a favorite spot. It is better to focus on rewarding good behavior rather than punishing poor behavior. Additionally, the reward should not be something the child deserves anyway. For example, you should read to your child whether or not they have behaved well. The reward should be something beyond the normal scope of parenting.
When you are searching for ways to get your child to behave, implementing Monkey & Chops behavior charts can be an excellent tool. Learn more about what works and does not work for other parents. The more you explore what works with your family, the more harmonious your home will become.


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Crochet a pair of cozy slippers with delicate details to pad around the house in comfort. This crochet slippers pattern from Lily Sugar n' Cream with flower embellishment also makes a great gift.
Main color (MC) (Cream): 2 (2-2) balls
Size: Ladies' shoe sizes S (5-6), M (7-8) and L (9-10).
Gauge: 15 dc and 7 rows = 4 ins [10 cm].
FLOWER (make 2)
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