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Phoenix >Food & Dining > T. Cook's
5200 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ | Directions 8501833.504408 -111.969165
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Sun 10am-2pm, 5:30pm-10pm
Neighborhoods: Camelback East
Perfect place to take a date – The place is really classy and it is a perfect place to show off your choice of restaurant to your wife/date/girlfriend.
The place is romantic. The food is great and the service too is good. I had a nice time here and hope you too have a great time.
Very Romantic!!! – this is a very romantic place. i recommend going here in the evening. its nicely lit and the fountain, courtyard area is bound to get you lucky. my girlfriend and i went for drinks on her Birthday and had a great time. the Resort looked amazing. next time we're in town, we'll have to stay there.
A Culinary Gem – I decided to treat myself to a self guided culinary tour of Phoenix for my birthday last year. I made reservations at T Cooks and was very impressed with everything. The shortribs were cooked to perfection, the duck was excellent, and the beef tenderloin was fabulous. Best of all, it's very affordable for an upscale restaurant. When you go Sunday through Thursday they have a three course menu for only $50.
The ambience was perfect with beautiful woodwork and soft lighting. The hotel that the restaurant is located at is very scenic and has beautiful fountains and palm trees and a variety of cacti, all worthy of pictures. Dessert was perfection designed to impress and please the palate. As an intimate detail the chef had scrolled happy birthday in chocolate along the edge of my plate. Needless to say, I was thoroughly impressed and will make it a point to stop there again when I return to Phoenix.
Perfect for Ladie's Lunch – sisters, future mother in law, mom, and I went to T Cooks for a celebration. We couldn't have picked a better place for us to get together, especially with my out of town family. It is so enchanting, the food is great too.
Like the chef's sampling menu – Dinner with friends was a fun experience here. Glad for the fixed price menu which my wife and I both enjoyed, our friends were celebrating anniversary and went whole hog and enjoyed themselves as well. Cocktails were innovative and high quality. Considering that our menu was Italian themed we were willing to go off the fixed menu for tiramisu but none available, bit of a bummer there. Overall very nice romantic evening as expected.
Christmas Day Dining Nightmare – We arrived and were seated in an alternate ballroom even though we came at an off time 3:45 pm. Our area had one waiter with 5 tables at any given time.
We waited about 10 mins before our waited greeted us, then another before he returned to take our drink order. I ordered a French Pinot Noir and didnt see it or anyone for over 15mins. Finally we were told that the wrong wine was brought up twice.
My baby organic lettuce and pickled root salad was fine but nothing to write home about.
My mother had the lobster bisque which was dark brown in color & lacked any distinctive taste whatsoever, not even the asparagus and caviar garnish could save it. She also tried the beet tart which was dried and pasty not to mention the prosciutto looked questionable.
We both had the Chilean sea bass which was average at best. Such a let down. Served in a hot handled circular dish which was set handle in towards my Mother. She was burned as she reached in towards her plate. It is presented skin and tail fin attached with much oil .
For desert my Mother had the chocolate tarte which she said was nice and I had the strawberry rhubarb concoction which tasted like a bland pumpkin pie.
I voiced my concern to our waiter Jeff who promptly took off one dinner, which was much appreciated.
What transpired later is the true atonement to the lack of customer service, sense of community or class T. Cook's has. Upon our arrival home my Mother became violently ill. She was in the bathroom all night. I wont elaborate.
She called T Cook's to speak to a manager and was given someone's voicemail.
She called back. She finally spoke to someone where they said repeatedly this had never happened.
One of the chefs called back to offer a free brunch..really? A free brunch after this NO WAY.
T. Cook's said they would call back but still have not . $140 (that is with one dinner comped) to be sick and eat subpar food accompanied with poor service, I think not.
Disappointed – Since we have not been to T Cooks in several years, thought we'd give it a try for a holiday dinner. We were all disappointed there were only a few poinsettas for decorations. Dinner was so, so. The paella was not memorable in a good way. The short ribs were ordinary, unlike Tarbells and Vincents. The risotto was undercooked. Deserts, though, were outstanding.
Reservations Needed – This is a great restaurant with some of the best food in The Valley. I highly recommend making reservations on OpenTable if you are going to dine here since you need reservations anyways. Not only will you build up those OpenTable points for a free meal, but T.Cook's will be able give you really good service. They always know what my drink and food preferences are and can always recommend something that I like. I know we don't have an reservation culture here in Scottsdale/Phoenix, but it is so totally worth it. You won't be disappointed at T.Cooks.
Better than average – The food and service at T Cooks is good, it is not on the same level as an old Phoenix favorite, Denny's on Van Buran. It is so unfortunate that it closed. Well, not for T. Cooks. With them gone, they have regained the number 1 spot.
Way to go T. Cooks!!!
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Located within an intimately scaled resort with flowers and fountains, citrus trees and stately old palms, T. Cook's style reflects Spanish, Moorish and Mediterranean sensibilities. For lunch, there's grilled beef tenderloin in a red-wine reduction over Gorgonzola-spiked Israeli couscous. The signature mussels, sauteed in chardonnay-thyme broth, are a favorite, as is the antipasto platter with roasted duck breast and grilled loin of lamb. Desserts include the caramel-cheesecake brulee.
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Isaac Hayes proved that snooty Oscar sometimes 'digs it'
In 1971, when "Shaft" was all the rage, Isaac Hayes' funky title tune won best song at the Oscars, shaking up the movie industry. Isaac Hayes' theme song to the hit detective flick was the "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" ("Hustle & Flow") of its day — in short, that kind of 'tude-heavy, soul-powered, hip urban tune you don't expect to win the top golden prize bestowed by the hoity-toity Hollywood crowd.
Hayes was only the third African American to take home an Academy Award — after Hattie McDaniel won the supporting actress race for "Gone With the Wind" in 1939 and Sidney Poitier prevailed in the best actor category for "Lilies of the Field" in 1963.
In 1971, America was still smarting from the racial flare-ups that left many cities in ashes a few years earlier. The film character Shaft might've seemed threatening because he sometimes talked like a thug. As a lyric to the song boasted: "They say this cat Shaft is a bad mother!" But, instead of shrinking from him, Oscar voters joined the chorus, shouting, "Then we can dig it!"
Among those Hayes beat for the best-song award was four-time Oscar-winning lyricist Johnny Mercer, who picked up his 19th and final nod for the words to "Life Is What You Make It" from "Kotch" while Marvin Hamlisch was a first-time nominee for the music. Mercer's former musical partner, Henry Mancini, picked up the ninth of his 12 song nods (he won twice with Mercer) for "All His Children" from "Sometimes a Great Notion." His lyricists were Alan and Marilyn Bergman, who had won three years before for "The Windmills of Your Mind" from "The Thomas Crown Affair" and would prevail again two years later with Hamlisch for "The Way We Were." Robert and Richard Sherman, who had won a pair of Oscars for "Mary Poppins" in 1964, were back in the race with "The Age of Not Believing" from the Disney pic "Bedknobs and Broomsticks." The final nominees were Barry De Vorzon and Perry Botkin Jr. for the title track from "Bless the Beasts & Children," a Stanley Kramer film about the cruelty of hunting.
On the awardscast, Johnny Mathis crooned the ditty from "Kotch" while Charley Pride sang "All His Children" with a boys choir. Sweet Debbie Reynolds performed the song from "Bedknobs" while that wholesome duo The Carpenters sang the ode to children and animals. And then there was Hayes, who took center stage to blast out "Shaft" in an elaborate production number. Dressed in a shirt made of gold chains, he played an illuminated organ while surrounded by a bevy of dancers trying to be "with it." By the time Joel Grey announced him as the winner, Hayes had changed into a black velvet tuxedo with blue lapels. In his heartfelt acceptance speech, he thanked his date, his soon-to-be-80-year-old grandmother.
That night Isaac Hayes was also nominated for best original dramatic music score, but lost to Michel Legrand for "Summer of '42," which had one of the most memorable, emotionally soaring scores of its era. The other nominees: "Mary, Queen of Scots," "Nicholas and Alexandra" and "Straw Dogs." At the Golden Globes, "Shaft" had the reverse experience, winning for score, losing for song to Mercer and Hamlisch for "Kotch."
At the Grammys in 1971, Isaac Hayes had a split reception. "Shaft" was nominated for best album, but not for best record or song. Grammy voters were notoriously fuddy-duddy in those days and proved it by picking Carole King's "Tapestry" and "You've Got a Friend" as the winners in those races. The theme from "Shaft" was up for best R&B performance by a duo or group, but lost to Ike and Tina Turner's "Proud Mary." Elsewhere in the R&B categories, Hayes was also nominated for best male performance for "Never Can Say Goodbye," but lost to Lou Rawls ("A Natural Man").
But let's give the Grammys some credit. In the race for best music score, "Shaft" beat the widely beloved score to "Love Story," and it trounced the popular score to "Summer of '42" in the race for best instrumental arrangement of 1971. One year later, Isaac Hayes won his third and last Grammy for "Black Moses": best pop instrumental performance with vocal coloring.
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I went the nite on the town for my best friend's wedding. I must say that with my friend freaking out about everything (not to mention wanting to return her dress like 5 times because she wanted to cancel the whole wedding) the staff was very nice and helpful. I couldn't believe that even one of their staff sad there and listened to her sob story about why she wanted to cancel her wedding. Sorry Jen, but it WAS a sob story :) Any way, me the bride and the rest of the wedding party got their dresses at the nite on the town and they were more than helpful to make sure things are done right.
No one believed that I had a 31year old and 4 grand babies. When the photos come in I'll bring one in for you. Thanks for your help over the past few years and sending the coupons for the girls to use. Several of the girls this year picked up gowns from your store and everyone of them was gorgeous! Thanks again and I will need more coupons for next year. My pageant is growing, and we are growing as well.
As often as I have sent my pageant delegates to your store, I must admit, I had never visited the store myself. I went in last week and Lana helped me find the perfect dress for the pageant. I received so many compliments and I felt absolutely fantastic.
Classy formal wear. This is a great place to get excellent formal wear. They have all the latest designs at a great price. They are very helpful in choosing the best dresses for you and their customer service is outstanding. They work with any budget so that is another great plus.
Thanks so much 4 all your help. Everyone had compliments for me on my dress.
Selection is incredible and they will do alterations for a reasonable price. All kinds of accessories are available.
Thank you for your patience and support and help. The dress worked fabulous and your kindness and positive attitude in my times of doubt really helped me out.
I have always found something I love at this store.
Thank you again for all of your help in selecting a dress for our Christmas party. You were so encouraging during my first visit to your shop ? and absolutely perfect on my second. I received so many compliments on this dress last night, and had never felt so confident in my attire before. What a difference it makes! Thanks again for everything ? and rest assured, I?ll be back next year!
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Where is the water level in the tank once the fill stops? If it isn't within about 1/2" of the overflow, then you need to adjust the tower to raise the tank volume.
I used a Korky universal fill valve replacment in my Toto Ultimate toilet. The replacment fixed my original problem, which was that the valve sputtered and shut on and off while filling the tank. However, the water level in the bowl is too low now after flushing. If I hold down the handle, the bowl fills to the normal level. The water fill hose is clipped to the overflow tube and I can see that water is flowing steadily into the tube while the tank if filling. But it seems like the water flowing from beneath the fill valve cap fills the tank before enough water flows into the bowl through the overflow tube. The fill hose is not kinked and water flows through it freely, so I don't think it is obstructed. Could this be because I used the universal Korky fill valve instead of the one made specifically for Toto toilets?
Where is the water level in the tank once the fill stops? If it isn't within about 1/2" of the overflow, then you need to adjust the tower to raise the tank volume.
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The water in the tank fills to the correct level.
If the fill valve refills the tank too quickly, it will not flow enough water through the refill tube to also refill the bow. The only remedies are to get a slower fill valve with full volume to the refill tube, or try shutting the water supply to yours so the tank fills slower, but the refill tube still delivers a full stream.
Switch to a fluidmaster fill valve. They're definitely not too fast.
If the fill valve refills the tank too quickly, it will not flow enough water through the refill tube to also refill the bow. The only remedies are to get a slower fill valve with full volume to the refill tube, or try shutting the water supply to yours so the tank fills slower, but the refill tube still delivers a full stream.
Thanks for the suggestions. I will try partially shutting the water supply to see if that helps. If that fails, my plan is put the old fill valve back but replace the cap assembly with the one from the new valve. If that fails, I'm going to order a 528T fill valve. Beyond that, I'm out of ideas.
Regarding the vaIve filling the tank too quickly, I am wondering if that is what Korky means by "Higher refill ratio for optimum performance in TOTO toilets" in the description of the 528T fill valve (I used the 528). As pointed out in other threads, Terry has reported success using the 528 in Toto toilets, but the question of what the difference is between the 528 and 528T seems to remain unanswered.
The easiest fix is always to just replace the $1.99 assembly cap.
It takes less than a minute, and costs the lest.
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Thanks for your reply.
The easiest fix is always to just replace the $1.99 assembly cap.
It takes less than a minute, and costs the lest.
Granted I should have done that to begin with, but keep in mind that I just replaced the whole valve, so I now have a brand new assembly cap in my toilet. So assuming that the brand new cap is not somehow defective, my question is whether the valve I installed (Korky QuietFill Fill Valve p/n: 528) is incompatible with my Toto Ultimate and causing the water level in the bowl to be too low after flushing?
You sure that the hose to the overflow is not kinked or something? Remember, it has a small section under the cap. If the flow out of that hose is strong, it doesn't make much sense.
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You sure that the hose to the overflow is not kinked or something? Remember, it has a small section under the cap. If the flow out of that hose is strong, it doesn't make much sense.
Yeah, I'm pretty certain that's its not a problem with the fill hose.
I also installed the Korky Quiet Fill in one of my toilets in my camp last year. The water is gravity fed and filtered, with about 15 lbs. pressure at the faucets, and the screen inside the Quiet Fill is clean.
I noticed that the water coming in through the refill tube is very slow as compared to a Fluidmaster 400A or the Mansfield 09 in the shed bathroom. Near the end of the fill, the water coming out of the refill tube increases by quite a bit, to the point where I can hear the water trickling down the jet passage in back of the bowl. It seems to happen just as the water is lifting the float that's hidden under the cap.
It is not causing an issue because the bowl fills to its correct level (it's a big tank). But, is this normal for this type of valve? If this was a 1.6 tank, I would probably having the same issue as Ned is reporting.
I notice no difference in the flow in my Toto at home which is on municipal water and has the same valve (with the G-Max cover).
I had the exact same problem as ned after replacing the fill valve in my ultramax w/ the korky 528. The bowl wouldn't fill all the way (was dependent on how long I held the flush lever down). The water level in the tank was exactly at the mark. I replaced the entire fill valve assembly including the black tube that fills the bowl. That didn't work. I then replaced the assembly cap w/ a new one from my Toto dealer. Still the same problem. Finally I replaced the entire fill valve with the korky 528T ("for Toto"). The flow rate through the little black tube into the bowl is much higher than on the 528. The water level in the bowl fills to the correct level regardless of how short/long I hold the flush lever down. So you need to use the Korky 528T, not the Korky 528.
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I just replaced the sink in my bathroom along with both hot and cold water supply valves. To remove those valves, I had to shut off the water to my house. After removing them, I noticed that there was corrosion in both nipples, surprise surprise (the house has galvanized plumbing installed in the 1920's)! Got the sink working, but then, to my surprise, the tank on our Toto Aquia totally stopped filling after the next flush, and I mean not even a drop. Since I had just replaced two leaky valves in the wall, I went ahead and replaced the valve that fills the toilet as well. I cleaned out the corrosion, reapplied silicon tape, reattached the flexible supply hose and opened the valve. Still, nothing. I heard water entering the hose but it never made it into the tank.
According to my plumber, I am faced with the lovely Christmas eve chore of removing the tank from the Aquia just so that I can check the other end of the hose that feeds into the fill valve inside the tank. I am not looking forward to this, because Toto offers no instructions at all on how to service this model, not even to plumbers, and of course, they are closed for the holidays.
I imagine that this is not going to be as simple as using a screwdriver to remove both screws on the inside bottom of the tank. There are probably those nasty plastic nuts cemented on the bottom of the tank, which is of course virtually impossible to access without first changing into an elf. Anyway, my concern is that once I have the tank off, and I check the hose, if it is clear, I will not know what to do next. Is there anything about this toilet's fill valve that can be adjusted without removing everything? The fill valves of most toilets can be adjusted with a simple turn of a screw to modify the angle of the arm that attaches to the floater, but not the Aquia! Anyone have any suggestions before I remove the tank, knowing full well that I am going to have to put it back and risk creating leaks where none were before? If any one has a better diagnosis, second opinion or simpler solution, it would make a better Christmas gift than anything Santa could offer (other than a real live plumber who has got one of these in his own place...many experienced plumbers have no idea what they are getting into when confronted with the Toto Aquia and its lack of complete and accurate instructions).
Sure you all have better things to do than read toilet forums on Christmas eve, but in all honesty, Christmas probably gives the Superbowl halftime a run for its money on the national flush meter.
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Not unusual to have flakes of corrosion or hard water deposits come loose when the water is shut off.
I don't see any apparent need to take the tank off the toilet - as you say, this just increases the risk of leaks and isn't really necessary.
I would disconnect the flexible supply line where it attaches to the fill valve at the bottom of the tank, then turn on the water to see if anything comes out (have a bucket handy!). If water comes out at a brisk pace, then the problem is the fill valve is plugged up. It may be possible to clean it out, but I don't know that model so can't say for sure. Would be best to replace it if it is plugged up.
On the other hand, if no or very little water comes out of the end of the supply line with the valve on the wall open, then obviously you have either a plugged flexible supply line or the supply valve itself is plugged up.


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My Benson research is still a work in progress, and I've found a good deal of conflicting information. There's an Experience Gibbs of Sandwich who married a Moses Benson, but since she was born in 1797, she's clearly a different Experience (NEHGS Register, Thomas 1 Gibbs of Sandwich, MA, July 1969, vol 123).
I believe Moses was the son of Elisha Benson and Sarah Stewart> Ebenezer Benson and Joanna Andrews>John Benson and Elizabeth _____. John was one of the first settlers of Rochester, MA.
At age 25, Josiah married Aurilla (or Aurilia) West Nye 10 March 1853 at Middleborough, MA. Aurilla was the daughter of William Nye and Nancy Snow of Rochester. They raised their seven children in Plymouth, where Josiah was a mariner. I descend from their daughter Hattie Maria, who married Charles Washburn.
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|Harlow House, Plymouth, 2001
"King Philip's War, The History and Legacy of America's Forgotten Conflict," by Eric B. Schultz and Michael J. Tougias, p. 126: In 1677, after King Philip's War ended, the Pilgrims' fort on Burial Hill was abandoned as a defense . Material from the fort was sold to William Harlow for a house now known as the Harlow Old Fort House. Built in 1677, the Harlow House is a working museum that offers a glimpse of colonial life around the time of King Philip's War through daily demonstrations of household arts.
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"Harlow House - 1898. Sgt. William Harlow built this gambrel half-cape at 119 Sandwich St. to accommodate his growing family (15 children by three wives) in 1677. Nearly 50 years before he built his house, the meadow site was part of the common lands of Plymouth, used for cattle grazing. The meadow was known as Alkarmus Field. A cooper by trade, Harlow had obtained his half acre of land on the edge of a little pool at a 1669 town meeting. Harlow was known as a "freeman" or voter of the Plymouth Colony. He was also a selectman and typical of the responsible, sober and hardworking men who carried on the Pilgrim tradition. The weather beaten Cape has officially been called the Harlow Old Fort House since 1951. According to Harlow descendants, the timbers were part of the Pilgrim Fort built above the first street (Leyden). The fort was dismantled at the end of King Philip's War in 1676 when the second generation of Pilgrims believed that attacks from the Indians had come to an end. The small story and a half dwelling contains a tiny hall in which a steep narrow stairway rises abruptly to the bedrooms on the second floor. To the front is the largest room called "the Hall." Here the brick fireplace is large enough to burn huge logs and has an oven built into the back. The furnishings date from the 17th century. The Harlow House, as seen in the A.S. Burbank photo above, was owned by Dr. Edward B. Stephens and his sister, Mrs. Ruth Baker, prior to the Tercentenary. In 1920 the one-year-old Plymouth Antiquarian Society purchased the 17th century dwelling for $3,000. At the time the old oaken frame was covered and protected by this 'modern weather-boarding.'"
|Vintage postcard of the Harlow House
Josiah died in Plymouth 26 Oct 1910 at age 84. Aurilla died 24 March 1905, age 75. They are buried at Chiltonville Cemetery in Plymouth.
|Josiah and Aurella's gravestones, Chiltonville Cemetery, Plymouth
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I saw this on kick-starter last year, did the book ever get produced? What a fantastic project and one I see as a love letter to film photographers. Notice the portraits were not shot on digital? Where will we be in 40 years from now when we can't read the RAW files that are being created today because they're in an obsolete 'old' format? Very sad.
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The book is wonderful. Every photographer should have it as their daily inspiration! As you flip the pages your eyes grow wider as you realize that Tim came up with a great idea and had the savvy to produce it. The book also speaks to the production and tenacity of realizing an idea. Nice job Tim!
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Susan Comeau '63, M.A. '87, Englewood, Florida, Retired Executive Vice President, State Street Bank and Trust (2009)
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Diana J. Fuss '82, M.A. '07, Ph.D., New York, New York, Professor, Princeton University (2011)
Robert Sidney Gelbard '64, LL.D. '02, M.P.A., Washington, District of Columbia, Chairman, Washington Global Partners LLC (2008)
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Michael S. Sylvester '63, M.A. '03, M.B.A., New York, New York, Chief Executive Officer, Novagard Solutions, Inc. (2011)
Charles Terrell '70, M.A. '06, Ed.D., Washington, District of Columbia, Vice President, Association of American Medical Colleges (2010)
Richard Y. Uchida '79, M.A. '06, J.D., Bow, New Hampshire, Attorney, Law Office of Crisp, Barrett, Hebert & Uchida, PLLC (2010)
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