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Wow what a dump and I heard they went chapter 11 – Serves them right. Horrible food and an attitude problem. They focused too much on trying to squeeze every dollar out of guests rather than making them feel welcome. The club was also horrible with a lousy crowd. Glad they are closed down.
Worst night ever - lots of fights – We visited this bar on a sat night, they made us buy a table but didnt even give us any bottles with the table. The waitress took forever to show up, she probably only showed up twice the whole night. $6 test tube shots are overcharge and very weak. drinks are very small and water down! There was 4 fights broke out that night and we found out that they escort the person who start the fight back into the club!!! they escort the person who was beaten for no reason out of the club!! WTF?! We later found out that whoever start the last 4 fights were the same group of ppl and they are probably friends of the owner. At the end of the night one of our girls tried to use the bathroom, but they wouldnt even let us back in to use the bathroom, we were not even out of the club yet and they wouldnt let us back in! this place is overly hyped, totally not worth the experience!!!
Fun place! – I like this club. Yes, it's not as hot as it once was, but who cares??? You come with your friends and dance to great music. I don't know how the line situation works because whenever I come, I come with people who get me in, but I do know that it's so fun inside. Plus they have an open roof, so it's not hot.
Unnecessary long lines, more like a backyard upscale party than a bar – A great way to start off with a bad impression is to have a potentially paying customer wait in line for 50-60 minutes when the place inside has enough room for everyone in the line plus some. I understand you want to have a line outside to make it appear that your place is legit and popular, but once you go inside you find out the truth. Upstairs, the actual M Lounge, has a nice decor to it, but it's too small to comfortable fit 50. It's probably half the size of Library Bar. So most of the time you're stuck downstairs in the Reveal part of Republic. It's all outside (which is neat), the DJ was good, and the service at the bar was quick. But I need something more. There's no place to sit at all (unless you get bottle service and even then they are just couches on the sides of the wall). You're force to stand and kind of awkwardly dance, although there's no dance floor - meaning that you and your group could be dancing, but everyone else around you will just be standing. Really, this place is just a failed bar that they're trying to make into a quasi-dance club.
Just avoid this place.
One of my favorite clubs in L.A. – For us non-celebrities who don?t want to wait in line two hours to get into a dance club, M Lounge above Republic restaurant is a great place to go. It maintains an upscale, chic atmosphere while not being pretentious about picking who gets in. The bar extends the entire width on the long, rectangular room, while opposite, a glass wall gives a peak down into the restaurant below. Party-goers sip drinks and dance as the DJ plays a mix of hip-hop and Top 40 tunes. M Lounge is one of my favorite places to go to on the whole Hollywood party scene.
Best Fine Dining Joke – Ive never reveiwed a restaurant before but these "amazing" reviews were too amusing not to refute. "best ambiance" "world class dining" lmao are u kidding? I took my best friend there for her birthday and it was nicely decorated (but which place in LA really isnt?) the food was good, i mean, MOST DEFINITELY NOT worth the price. She was turning 21 at the time and i was 20 and even to our inexperienced pallets the diner wasnt "amazing." but on the other hand, it was good and our waitor was really funny. if you're looking to spend beacoup le mange (lots of money), go elsewhere, but for an expensive, but nice, diner out with some fun lounging upstairs afterwards, its the place to be.
Overhyped, Underwhelming – I was not impressed with my experience at Republic. It seemed like it was trying very hard to be cool and classy, but failed on all counts. Not only that, but my meal cost way more than it should have given the quality of the food. I won't be going back... And beware of the "restaurant owners" who are writing positive reviews for Republic (Restrentreprenuer and Bluepalmsla). Looks like someone at Republic is calling in personal favors to fool Citysearch users! Don't be a fool! Take your money elsewhere!
The last person needs a Hug and A Friend – This place is amazing. I'm sorry that you are so negative about everything. You say people are ugly and the menu is stinks.( The Chef is a James Beard Award Winner ) You need to pull your head out of your $@% and wake up. Ugly people!!! Who the hell are you? It must be nice to be so perfect and BEAUTIFUL. We could learn a lot from you and your world.
what a joke – first off i normally wouldnt write a review but i just couldnt help myself after i started reading some of the highly rated reviews that must have obviously been written by their management staff. I have ate there twice and both times the food was awful awful. We had a reservation and still had to wait 45 minutes to be sat, waitress was not friendly and seemed annoyed if anyone had a question about their disgusting menu. the food took forever to come out. They are way over priced and try to pass this place off as fine dinning.... the menu is a joke with items like mini burgers that are never cooked, cold corn dogs, dry and tough steaks and their salads are boring and bland , what kind of fine dinning is that!?!?! I also made the mistake of going to their club after dinner the second time and got a table for bottle service. And just after i thought service could not be worse than our experience inside for dinner i was proven wrong once we met our cocktail waitress who never came to the table once to check on us, just dropped off the bottles and never returned till the end of the night to drop off the bill. Do yourselves a favor and save your money and time, there are way better restaurants and clubs nearby. i can guarantee that any other place would be far better and cheaper.
Poorly Managed Tourist Trap – If you are a hermit emerging from years in the desert, then you might find this restaurant to be halfway decent, sophisticated and worth the $150 per person to enjoy a half-rate meal. Please do yourself a favor and take your money to one of the truly fine dining establishments in the near vicinity. I'll give you some hints: Morton's, Cut, Wolfgang's, STK, Mastro's, BLT. Ignorant management offered us a free meal to compensate for our poor dining experience. As if I'd ever come back!
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with CSFC 4 only few weeks away
take a look back at this finish from LHW Mac (Maciej) Sosnowski at CSFC 3
The quickest finish in CSFC todate.
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The quickest finish in CSFC todate.
I liked his entrance music , it was like the national anthem of some eastern european country. Scary guy!
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i witnessed this monster at WCMMA once... his presence was stupidly scary... sitting cage side the sheer size of him was intimidating me and i was the other side of the cage lmao
powerful and rangy as stated in the video, if this guy can get some serious training in then he'll be a good pro in the future... i doubt he's gonna stay Ammy for too long
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dude is nuts. i had to DQ him for soccer kicking a lad in the head when grounded.
To be fair i dont think he understood the rules properly, but thats no excuse
There wasnt a riot that time as well was there?!
It wasnt on a CSFC show mate, sorry if any confusion...
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nice pic. yeah he's beast, i wanted him to fight on csfc4, maybe he can fight on your next card. this guy is a true talent and i look forward to his next fight, when iv lined it up il let you guys know.
ps he's pro now
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Smoked Salmon, IOW Free Range Boiled Egg and Chive Brioche
Semi Dried IOW Baby Plum Tomatoes, Buffalo Mozzarella, Chilli Queen Olives & Mixed Baby Leaf Salad with a Basil & Balsamic Dressing
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We enjoyed a lovely kick-off evening at the Gran Meliá Puerto Rico, always a favorite, with its sprawling beachside layout, plenty of meeting space, and an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. Cocktails, dinner, and even a conga line got the program off to a great start. Our Meet the Greens golf event took place on Friday under the direction of the staff at the Rio Mar Country Club on the Greg Norman-designed River course. The nongolfers either enjoyed the fabulous Rio Mar Spa or toured to El Yunque Rain Forest. Lunch and marketplace appointments followed, making for a great afternoon of networking and business exchange.
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Life of Pi deserves to be considered in all categories, including the acting department, most of time Suraj Sharma was acting opposite nothing, and Pi's transformation from a youth to a man fighting to survive is not just knee-jerk reactions; an actor must have fully understanded the material he's given and inhabited the role to have such wisdom gradually showing in his eyes, and of course, this film will will definitely sweep the effects awards; there's a tremendous amount of love and respect from the filmmaker and everyone involving in the making of the movie, and the audience can feel that in every wave of the monstrous ocean and every hair of the CG-tiger Richard Parker.
Yessir | November 22, 2012 2:27 AM
Life of Pi will defintiely sweep the viz effects awards, no question.
Dryer | November 21, 2012 3:35 PM
You know why Pi deserves Visual effects Oscar ? The scene involving the flying carp (?) , it's simply astounding in 3D ! To describe further would take away from the experience, but I would pay to see again just for that scene on a big screen.
Life of pi | November 21, 2012 8:51 AM
yes, life of pi is gonna be big
Kyle | November 21, 2012 12:35 AM
So I can only assume that Life of Pi actually looks good on the big screen because the CGI animals look terrible in the trailers. Of the things I've seen Prometheus is easily my number 1.
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Considering its potential nominations elsewhere, I'm curious as to whether 'Rust and Bone' might also manage to score an effects nod.


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Sun-Thu, noon-11pm; Fri-Sat, noon-midnight
Neighborhoods: Boerum Hill
Better then most of the spots on Smith for a quick bite
Great Asian Chic – I always enjoy going to Chance. The food is pretty good and the potions are generous as well. The wait staff is always friendly and pretty attentive to the patrons. I personally recommend the Chance Chicken and Two Flavor Shrimp. The drinks aren't bad either. The Chance Mojito rocks, as do the Pomegranate Mojito & Margarita. Neat little summer spot to sit outside and have a few drinks with a good meal.
Great Place – They have a wide range of things on the menu. You will find what your looking for.
great birthday dinner...excellent food & staff – I celebrated my 21st birthday at Chance this past weekend. Me and my party all had an excellent time and loved the food, one of my friends did complain that the sauce for the crispy noodles was a little bit spicy... but she's super picky and I found the sauce perfect (with a little bit of an after kick of spice). They seated us on time, didn't mind that about half my party didn't show up or that we all requested separate checks. Our server was excellent and friendly and always available when i turned around looking for something. My mother had pre-arranged for them to serve us desert and they put together a beautiful presentation of their chocolate souffle, and wrote "Happy Birthday" across the plate for me. It was super nice that everyone in the restaurant also joined in singing :-)
I had the Green River appetizer which was delish, the avocado was a tad over ripe making it slightly difficult to pick up with chopsticks.
The Chance Mojito a combo of classic mojito with pineapple and lychee... amazing! (the mojitos seemed to be a hit, i can't remember turning around at any point to see the bartender doing anything besides bounding mint leaves.
The Hot and Sour Chicken Soup is the BEST i've ever had! perfect, good quality vegetables, high levels of spice and white meat chicken mmmm
As an Entree I had the sweet sesame beef, which was again delicious, the sauce had a bit of a tang to it almost vinegary but good....my only complaint was that the veggies we're hidden under the beef and i didn't even see them until I was full :-(
We had the Chocolate Souffle as well as their green tea mille crepes... both we're to die for!
Great food and great service – My husband searched for dim sum or just dumplings in brooklyn on his i-phone and found Chance. It was a Saturday afternoon and we did not feel like going into manhattan so we gave Chance a chance. Our party of 3 was seating quickly, but the place was empty so that's no biggie. The waiter was pleasant and polite and answered all of our questions. The dumplings were hot and delicious, especially the shrimp and crabmeat dumpling that contained a warm broth and had to be eaten with a spoon. My husband enjoyed the hot and sour soup so much that he ordered a second cup. Lastly, I left my reading glasses on the table. Another waiter ran after me on Smith to return them to me.
I'm thinking of going back for my birthday in a few weeks with friends. However, after reading some of the reviews, I will give it another try one evening to make sure what we experience was not a fluke. All in all, we left this meal extremely happy!
Worst Service EVER – i stopped in with a couple friends for drinks & apps at the bar, it was horrendous. The place was empty, the bartender kept looking at us & nodding, so we thought he was coming over...10 minutes, still no menu, no water...got up asked for menus...nod...5 minutes later, menus. our other friends showed up, we waved, because clearly patience was not the key to service in this place...tried to order drinks, bartender at this point, was in 'deep' conversation with a server. I've been working in rest. for a long time, & eating out for longer, i have a high tolerance for bad service, but never in my life have i experienced something like this. We ended up leaving after 20 + minutes w/out having had or odered 1 drink in an empty bar.
Worst part is we decided to give it another 'chance' & the food wasn't all that bad for the 'hood...to bad i'll never step foot in there again!
Avoid. – The food was disgusting. I ordered the crab appetizer because it had been recommended in a magazine review. It tasted like old, dirty sea water on a stale cracker... Then, after the waiter's rec, I ordered a sea scallop dish. It, too, was inedible. I expected just a handful of scallops, but it arrived packed with two dozen small and gooey bites. Normally, I can eat pretty much anything, but this was pathetic especially given the price.
Most Underrated Restaurant on Smith Street!!! – My girlfriends and I LOVE Smith Street and have been hanging out at the bars and restaurants there for years now. It was only this summer that we stumbled upon Chance...and we can't get enough of it! During the week, we come by after work for their happy hour special at the bar. $5 mojitos!!! I usually spend 9 or MORE at other places and they don't even make them right...these mojitos are the best I've had AND cheap! Their non-happy-hour-drinks are a few dollars more but well worth it. I love their lychee martini and pomegranate mojitos - yummy. And if you like asian cuisine, this place has everything. Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, and more. Weekends they get pretty busy, so it's good to make reservations when coming in groups. They have outdoor seating which is really nice when the weather permits (and if it's not already full!), but the inside is just as nice though...cute decor, great music, candles, etc. The service here is ALWAYS good, they are friendly and accommodating. I've never had a problem. My only wish is that we would have discovered this place sooner!!!
Disappointed! – Service is inconsistent and inattentive.
The food is also inconsistent.
A few dollars more than it should be.
Better elsewhere. Disappointed
Great place, doesn't have to be pricy – This is one of my go-to spots in the neighborhood for just plain good food. The service is friendly and there are enough low price options that it doesn't have to be a lot to get a good meal.
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UNCW Student Media Sales & Marketing provides advertising sales, marketing and design for UNCW's autonomous student publications, the Seahawk newspaper, Atlantis magazine and TealTV, and other student publications on occasion. The Seahawk newspaper is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit funded mostly by earned advertising revenue. We are especially interested in monetizing the Seahawk's online edition. The Sales & Marketing director supervises a small number of student sales consultants, designers and distribution assistants, and reports to the student media coordinator. The director is a voting member of the Student Media Board, which consists of students, faculty, university staff and community professionals and is Student Media's governing body. Training is provided, and the director is expected to help train sales staff.
Term of Service: August 1, 2013—May 31, 2014 at 20 hours per week.
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia men's
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The men's soccer team started by taking part in the 4th annual National Reading Day at Lumpkin County Elementary School where the team traveled to the school in shifts, keeping players involved with the students throughout the day.
"It has become tradition for my team to take part in Read Across America," head coach Pat Parris said following the event. "My team has taken the time to help the students at Lumpkin Elementary to understand the importance of reading and getting a great education."
Following the reading day, the men's soccer program also visited Sardis Enrichment School where Pat Parris and players Juan Hurtado, Mikki Bozickovic, and Ben Tayi took part in the "Go Pro Cluster at the Gainesville, Ga., school.
The cluster was designed for students who are interested in playing or being involved with professional sports. Parris spoke to the children on the importance of education and working hard to reach their goals.
"We understand that it will always be about the children in regards to making something of themselves and their families. It is also about the opportunity to show others the ability to inspire and to give back and invest in our great community."
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FORTUNE -- With open enrollment season almost upon us, you might think most big companies have already explained to their workers the changes that will arise from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. After all, the law has been around for well over two years, and the original deadline for telling employees how it would affect them was way back in March, then got extended until October 1.
Even so, when insurer Aflac conducted its annual open-enrollment survey this year, the researchers got a surprise: Not only have about 70% of employees heard nothing about how their health benefits will be affected, but only 9% of companies said they are "very prepared" to start making the changes the law requires.
Why the delays? "Part of it is that the practical details have been evolving, with new information coming out of Washington and the state exchanges all the time," observes Audrey Boone Tillman, an Aflac executive vice president. "So employers hesitate to dive too deep into explaining things that are still changing."
Another holdup, she adds, may be that "under the Affordable Care Act, some companies' benefit plans won't provide the same level of coverage as they did before, and there is a real reluctance to deliver bad news."
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That's understandable, considering that so many U.S. employers have already been the bearers of bad tidings in this area. Average annual worker contributions for family health insurance coverage have gone up a whopping 89% since 2003. More than half (53%) of American companies have shifted to higher deductible health plans in the past few years.
For many employees, it's been a tough adjustment: 83% of employees Aflac surveyed say they can afford $1,000 or less in annual deductible costs. About half say that $25 per month is the maximum increase in premiums that they can afford, and 40% say they'll have to cut other living expenses if health care premiums go up at all. Yet 69% of employers in Aflac's study say they believe the Affordable Care Act will drive up workers' out-of-pocket costs -- not an announcement that anyone is eager to make.
Employers might be quicker to communicate the coming changes to the health care landscape if they understood them better themselves. "The complexity of the law's provisions is a major factor" in putting off telling employees how they'll be affected, Tillman notes.
To take just one example of how complex things can get: The law requires companies to offer "affordable" coverage to all full-time employees, which sounds straightforward enough. But determining who is a full-time employee -- defined as a person who works 30 hours a week or more -- obliges companies to use a mind-bendingly complicated formula.
"This has an especially big impact on businesses like retailers and hotels that have a lot of seasonal employees, or people who work variable hours," says Joann Hall Swenson, a partner in benefits consulting giant Aon Hewitt. "It's not enough just to label someone 'part-time' or 'full-time.' You have to apply the formula accurately to each worker" -- and there are stiff penalties for getting it wrong.
At the other, more enviable, end of the complexity scale, notes Aon Hewitt health and benefits practice leader Michael Phillips, are big companies whose current benefits offerings will be virtually unchanged by the new law. "The challenge is, how much is it necessary to communicate?" Phillips says. "Many of our clients don't want to confuse their employees by explaining changes that don't apply to them."
For employees, then, radio silence from human resources could mean nothing much is changing -- or everything is, and the people upstairs just haven't said so yet. In the Aflac survey, 60% of employees polled admit they've made no effort on their own to look into whether, or how, the Affordable Care Act will affect them, despite a wealth of detailed, up-to-date information readily available online from the Department of Health and Human Services and other sources.
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Tricky as it may be right now to figure out how the new law will play out, things should be simpler, or at least clearer, by the time the 2014 open-enrollment season rolls around. "This is the most complicated year," says Swenson at Aon Hewitt. "After this, there will be far fewer decisions to make among unfamiliar options, and more guidance available."
Boone Tillman agrees, but hopes employees will take the time to weigh their options carefully right now. "Ninety percent of workers just go on autopilot and select the same benefits plan they had the year before, but this time around that could lead to some very costly gaps in coverage," she says. "It's definitely not the year to go on autopilot."
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"It is the policy of the CSU to make information technology resources and services accessible to all CSU students, faculty, staff and the general public regardless of disability."
The California State University System is undertaking an unprecedented and coordinated effort to bring the CSU into compliance with federal and state laws pertaining to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Under Section 508, agencies must give disabled employees and members of the public access to information that is comparable to the access available to others.
In January 2006, the CSU launched the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) , stressing the importance of ensuring access to information technology and resources to individuals with disabilities, and emphasizing the shared responsibility for complying with the requirements for web accessibility, instructional materials accessibility, and accessible electronic and information technology procurement.
Achieving accessibility will require collaboration among all instructional, student service, and administrative units, faculty, staff, the bookstore, and Information Technology to achieve the three ATI priorities:
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Beginning September 1, 2007 all new and updated administrative, instructionally-related, and campus information webs pages, applications, and content will, at a minimum conform to baseline accessibility standards as defined in Section 508: (www.access-board.gov/sec508/standards.htm). Additionally, campuses will have established procedures for providing accessible textbooks in a timely manner to students who request such accommodation.
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Beginning September 1, 2008 the development of new courses and new course content, including instructional materials and instructional websites will incorporate accessible design. These materials will include course syllabi, electronic documents (Word, Excel, PDF, etc), PowerPoint presentations, and captioned video / audio files.
Procurement of Accessible Electronic and Information Technology (E&IT)
The CSU is required to purchase E&IT products and services that conform to the standards established for each category of covered items, including web applications, hardware, software, telecommunications, multimedia, and self-contained closed products like copiers, fax machines, kiosks, etc.
Ultimately, by September, 2012 ALL new and existing campus-related web pages and instructional materials must be made accessible. Realistically, there will be instances when accessible materials will not be possible to provide, either because of the lack of technology or extraordinary cost. If remediation or replacement of instructional materials/information is not possible or would constitute an undue burden, then a plan to provide an equally effective alternate form of access must be developed, documented, and communicated.
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Elizabethton police and Carter County deputies chased the vehicle, the occupants of which were reported to be in a rolling domestic dispute, from Stateline Road through Valley Forge on 19E to Gap Creek Road.
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Once the chase ended at approximately 11:30 p.m. Tuesday at the road block on Gap Creek Road, officers observed spattered blood throughout the cab of Randy Wayne Johnson's Chevrolet pickup truck.
According to a Carter County Sheriff's Department report authored by Deputy Nick Andes, the woman who was riding in the passenger seat of the truck was bleeding profusely from her mouth and nose and had a cut on the right side of her neck.
The apparent victim reported to police that Johnson punched her several times in the face during an argument somewhere in Johnson City.
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The woman told police that during the ordeal, she pleaded with Johnson to let her go, but he refused.
Andes reported that the alleged victim began spitting and coughing up blood during her interview with police and was transported to Johnson City Medical Center for treatment.
Andes said while taking photographs of the blood inside the truck he found a pill identified as Oxycodone laying in plain view.
Johnson was arrested and charged with second-offense DUI, especially aggravated kidnapping, aggravated domestic assault, reckless endangerment, felony evading arrest, driving on a suspended license and possession of a Schedule II controlled narcotic.
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The Rockville Pike PRSA, which was Montgomery County's fourth audit, also involved stakeholders from the elderly and disabled communities, who where notably impacted by existing conditions. This section of the "Pike" is a six-lane arterial, aligned primarily with commercial and retail developments. This area is also well-served by bus transit and the nearby Twinbrook Metrorail station. These characteristics result in a confluence of considerable pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular demand.
Since the audit was conducted, MCDOT and MSHA have coordinated to implement pedestrian-related safety improvements, which include the installation of countdown pedestrian signals (CPS) at two intersections (implemented in early 2011), and the widening of 1,600 feet of existing sidewalks. MCDOT and MSHA are currently exploring more opportunities for pedestrian, bicycle, and ADA-related improvements.
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GLL is a charitable social enterprise running over 120 community leisure facilities and 26 libraries mainly around London and the South East. Our vision is to make community services and spaces better for everyone and it's about more than just money. Our people invest time, energy and effort into helping and improving communities through the services we offer - and with great results.
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Provo >Food & Dining > Los Hermanos
71 E Center St, Provo, UT | Directions 8460640.233796 -111.657395
Mon. - Thu. 11am - 10pm;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 11pm;Sun. CLOSED
Keep Driving to anyplace else – Very poor quality of food. I had a combo plate with a chicken taco and there was no seasoning on the taco meat. None, i'm not kidding, it was white shredded chicken meat in a shell. No sauces, no pico, nothing. I tried to cover the bad flavor with what little salsa was left over from the chips (that was ok) but there wasn't much left. The meat tasted like freezer burn. The beans tasted like they were right out of a can (a discounted can). The rice was below average. this place charged me for a bad meal, charged me more than most places like it. I was with a group and didn't want to make a fuss, so I suffered through it, but it was bad. They charge for bad food. Most people don't care, I get that. Most people want bland food. I get that. But this was worse than bland. It was bad. I went away wishing the cook had some self respect and actually cared what the food tasted like. That TV chief Ramsey would spit the food out and ask if they are trying to poison him. I think through neglect of quality and care they almost poisoned me! Never again will I pay these people for poor quality food. Open note to the owner. Your a professional. Try caring a little and take a look at everything. It all need a serious retooling, new quality, new recipes, new skill level in the kitchen. No frozen food Please. Your charging enough for fresh. Give a little value. Care a little. When your business slowly drops off, don't cry and say "I don't understand everyone says its so good" Well people are far too polite, and will say what they think you want to hear. It really stinks, and people know it, and they WILL just stop coming, like me.
Favorite spot in Provo for Mexican Food – I don't get the negative reviews on the food (are they from competitors?). My wife and I love it and have enjoyed going to Los Hermanos for decades. I've always enjoyed every dish I've ordered there.
(Only reason I don't give 5 stars is because they don't have Cafe Rio's out-of-this-word-delicious salads.)
To all who rank the food poorly: If it's so bad, why is the place PACKED every weekend?
Very poor customer service!!! – My boyfriend and I had lunch at Los Hermanos today. It was not very crowded. About a minute after we sat down, our waiter comes by and says, "Are there any drinks I can get you, other than water?" I was a little put off by that statement since most places you go to eat, they don't come off as rudely as that. But whatever, maybe that's just how he talks. We order our food (which was nothing out of the ordinary, just standard fare) and halfway before I'm even done eating, the waiter comes back and asks if we are done eating! Does the fact that I'm still putting food in my mouth not give you an indication that I'm not done? The waiter goes away and then not even two minutes later he brings over the bill. Okay, are they trying to bum rush us out of the place or what? Mind you, there is nobody waiting for a table and plenty of them are still open. My boyfriend had a $10 gift certificate or else we would never have eaten there because like I said earlier, the food is definitely not the greatest. Maybe the waiter guy saw the gift certificate and thought we'd be some random cheap customers, but I assure you, we eat out a lot and tip very well, accordingly to service. Anyways, regardless of whether or not we were using a gift certificate, his customer service should have been better. Where was the fire, ya know? I would understand if their were people waiting for seats. This restaurant is not recommended, unless you like to inhale your food as fast as possible (wait, do you win a prize or something? haha)
Best salsa and specialty drinks anywhere!! – Love it!!! I could eat at Los Hermanos every day! The salsa is my favorite. I also love the fajitas, Halibut tacos and Specialty drinks. They have an amazing soup that has halibut, chicken and shrimp in a really flavorfull tomato based soup. My favorite part is the fresh avacados on top! I hate fake plants so the fact that there are hundreds of gorgeous, real plants makes the atmosphere really cool. I had my bridal shower there and they are very good with big groups
Thumbs up for the garden room. Thumbs down for the food. – If you go, be sure to request the garden room/patio. This is a glass enclosed space that, although humid, is more appealing than the rest of the restaurant space. It contains a nice fountain and hanging plants and at lunchtime is naturally lit.
If you like Los Hermanos, it probably won't be for the food. It is far too bland. The texture of many of the dishes is also too mushy and generally unappealing. The taco salad (Taco Loco) for example, looks and feels like it could have been poured into the shell from a blender. If you find yourself at Los Hermanos, despite the warnings, you might want to try a fajita. At least the onions and peppers add a little spice.
On the plus side, are your beverage choices. Non-alcoholic specialty drinks (common in Utah County) are featured. Brisa de Mora Negra (blackberry smoothie) is very good. I also like the Guarana. They'll bring you a can of Antarctica Guarana and a glass with ice and a straw.
UNBELIEVABLY BAD !!-- – Had dinner on Friday Sept. 28th and experienced the very worst Mexican food we ever ate.
Have lived in Mexico City and been fortunate enough to travel extensively for business and pleasure, and never had food to compare with this slop.. Salsa a puree mess with 0 flavor accompanied by 'fast food' rejected chips. Entees as bad-guacamole a paste and refried beans from ?.
The kitchen must be inspired by the Gerber Baby Food company for flavorings or lack of ! We have had better tasty food from a side street kiosk in St> Petersburg,Russia.
How anyone could rave about this 'dump' is hard to understand.
All we can comprehend is that the locals are locals ! and perhaps their idea of Italian cuisine would be Chef Boy-A-Dee if they wished to try something other than Moms Apple Pie !
Even Taco Bell or any other drive in would be superior to this "food"
From now on,we will brown bag our meals when visiting Provo.
Best salsa in the world!! Great food and atmosphere!! – I love Los Hermanos! I come all the time for dates, family events and just whenever I am craving the best salsa anywhere!!
The Specialty drinks are original and amazing flavors! My favorites are the Peachy Rico and Oasis Bliss. The Fajitas have the best flavor anywhere and I love the Halibut tacos. For dessert try the fried ice cream or flan! The flan is like a cross between a custard and cheesecake and has such a good flavor. Holy Cow they are great!
I love the atmosphere because it is in a cool old building and inside is classy and romantic. I wish i would have had my wedding luncheon here.
They do validate for parking in the structure just west of the restaurant, on the same block
Editorial Review – Family-friendly spot serves brimming margaritas and traditional Mexican dishes, including burritos and enchiladas.
Great food! – I have eaten here at least once a month for the last several years. I have always found the food excellent. The wait time is much shorter during the early lunch time.
GOOD! – The Los Hermanos in Provo is the best, the only drawback is that it gets pretty crowded on Friday and Saturday nights, but who doesn't? Although I wouldn't classify Los Hermanos as entirely authentic Mexican food it is delicious. The complimentary chips and salsa are to die for and you can even order some to take home for a decent price. I'm a vegetarian and they are really good about substituting beans and rice instead of meat. The specialty (non-alcoholic) drinks are delicious and any desert with thier ice cream is fabulous. Ask to sit in the garden room, it's beautiful and really adds something to the experience.
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So here we are, on the eve of our first date (of the football season), and it's suddenly occurred to me: I don't really know you that well. We've spent so much time lately talking about Matt Barkley, Nick Saban, Tyrann Mathieu, et al., but I want to know a little bit more about you, the reader.
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Hi Stewart, looking at your preseason bowl picks, I see you have Oregon in the national championship game against LSU. That tells me you like Oregon over USC in the Pac-12 Championship Game (if all goes the way I think it will). I think USC can win the regular season game Nov. 3rd, but playing twice will be very tough. Do you believe it's Oregon's offense or overall scheme that will give the Ducks the Pac-12 title?
-- Bill Van Iden, San Francisco
You wouldn't think my predicted national championship matchup of two preseason top five teams would be all that unusual, but apparently it is. This week ESPN sent out the predictions of 18 different on-air analysts, and while some had LSU and others Oregon, none had them playing each other. (Our own Holly Anderson, on the other hand, is very smart.) Meanwhile, I've gotten a number of e-mails and Tweets suggesting I'm either off my rocker or purposely playing the contrarian simply for not picking USC to win the Pac-12.
Is it really crazy to think an Oregon team that's gone 34-6 and won its conference three consecutive years might in fact win the league again? No question, USC will be very, very good, particularly on offense. But the Trojans, as you may have heard, are still under NCAA sanctions and playing with at least 10 fewer guys than everybody else. I'm concerned about their ability to withstand injuries for an entire season, and I'm concerned that their biggest question mark, the defensive line, just happens to be the biggest key to stopping Oregon's offense. As Bill said, barring the unexpected rise of some team like Cal or Washington, the Ducks and Trojans will likely face each other twice in November, and the later in the year it gets, the more depth will become a concern.
Hence, I see USC winning the first meeting but not the second, and assuming that's Oregon's only loss, I see De'Anthony Thomas and Co. rising back into the top two.
This season, Nov. 3 has the potential to be "Seismic Saturday," when four of the preseason top five teams will face each other on the same night: USC vs. Oregon and Alabama vs. LSU. This will only be the biggest night of college football "this century" if all teams remain undefeated going into the weekend. My question is, who gets upset first before that weekend?
-- Trevor Kuhn, Portland, Ore.
First of all, as thrilling as that would be, can we all agree it's highly unlikely to happen? Now that we've spent eight months assuming this hierarchy for the 2012 season, there is absolutely no chance it will stay that way for nine weeks. Someone we haven't even contemplated will rise into the top five by then, and at least one of the aforementioned teams will fall on its face. Given how I just penciled Oregon and USC into a de facto national semifinal, it will probably be one of them.
But just looking at schedules, the answer is Alabama. In the first three weeks alone the Tide face two preseason top 10 teams (Michigan and Arkansas) away from home. While I believe both those teams to be slightly overrated, they can still notch an early upset over an Alabama squad breaking in a whole lot of first-time starters at important positions. If it doesn't happen then, it might come in one of the Tide's consecutive mid-October road games at Missouri and Tennessee. Nick Saban's team is still loaded -- the offensive line alone has three preseason All-Americas (center Barrett Jones, tackle D.J. Fluker and guard Chance Warmack) and a former top-rated high school tackle (Cyrus Kouandjio) -- but so was the 2010 team that tripped up three times. This team, too, is bound to get upset at some point.
Do you see the ACC's Coastal Division coming down to a battle between Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech again this year? If so, the opening game in Blacksburg would seem to be key to the rest of the season for each. Do you think it is more advantageous to play the Hokies early in the season since they will be replacing so many pieces on offense this year?
-- Gil Myers, Blairstown, N.J.
I wouldn't dismiss Virginia, what with the progress the Cavs have already made under Mike London, but with North Carolina ineligible, Miami undergoing a massive youth movement and Duke being Duke (though I'm apparently more optimistic for the Blue Devils this year than most), it's very likely the division will come down to the teams that play each other Monday night.
Absolutely, it's better to face the Hokies early. That's not unique to this season; just look at their recent history. Frank Beamer's teams lost at least one of their first two games every year from 2007-10 before playing an all-cupcake September last season. Mind you, that included games against LSU, Alabama and Boise State, but also East Carolina and James Madison. From that point forward, however, they went a combined 41-8 in those four seasons. So yes, if you're Georgia Tech, you'd rather face the Hokies on Sept. 3 than Nov. 3. However, it's also advantageous for Virginia Tech to be facing the triple-option without a game the week before. The Hokies have had bye weeks before facing the Jackets the past two years and won both meetings.
Of course, the biggest advantage for Virginia Tech is that the game is in Lane Stadium at night -- which means this.
Stewart, really? Predicting ALL of the bowl games on August 27? Dude, you need to find something to do!!! No one, not even Rutgers fans, the poor things, cares about a Maaco Bowl prediction in August.
-- Pat Murphy, LaBelle, Fla.
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