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If you could go back to 18 years old, just out of high school, maybe starting college, what advice would you give your 18 year old self?
I was discussing this with a friend of mine last night who is dropping her son off at college tomorrow. I didn't quite know what to say, except to tell her I'd pray for her.
But, after talking to her last night I did know one thing to do. I made sure to go kiss the sweet little cheeks of my 4 year old son, Andy, sleeping soundly in my home. It was a reminder that I won't always get that chance.
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My step-father was equally determined to not have any more cats. Two was enough, he said. He and I also had a cool relationship - actually it was closer to cold - ice cold.
Luckily, I had my Mom on my side. When she learned her friend's cat had kittens, she wrangled a casual dinner invitation for the family. I was beside myself in a kitten-pile of black-and-white tuxies. I was begging to take one home, but my step-father was still holding firm on "No".
I had my eye on a cute little lady, but Eugene had other plans.
Eugene sized up the real decision-maker, and made his move. He strolled right over to my step-father and began to meow loudly to be picked up. I think Eugene wanted to have a face-to-face discussion. My step-father ignored his request.
Eugene was not going to be denied. Eugene began to scale his pant leg like he was climbing Mount Everest. I felt sure this was going to push the option of getting a kitten even further to the "No" category.
"Look at the balls on this little chit!" My step-father said with some admiration as Eugene paused at his knee. Eugene stared up at him and fearlessly began his ascent again.
"Well, if you're gonna get one, it's gonna have to be this one." He said, pointing at Eugene - now clinging at mid-thigh.
I was already snuggling the kitten I had selected close to my heart. I wasn't ready to cave, but Eugene knew he was my cat. Our eyes met, and he just knew what to do to convince me.
I swear there was a knowing glint in Eugene's eyes as he sunk his claws into my step-father's tender lap area.
"Yeah. I'll take him!" I said, as I plucked him from danger. "You're a good kitty!"
Eugene purred in agreement.
22 comments:
- Carolyn said...
One very clever kitty!! They KNOW, you know :)
- May 14, 2012 at 3:42 PM
- Brian said...
Oh Eugene was so wise at a very early age! Love it!
- May 14, 2012 at 4:02 PM
- The Whiskeratti said...
Eugene was clearly an astute judge of character. :)
- May 14, 2012 at 4:37 PM
- Katnip Lounge said...
"Tender lap area"...
Cracked. Me. UP!
- May 14, 2012 at 4:47 PM
- Simba said...
ee hee hee!
- May 14, 2012 at 5:20 PM
- Sparkle said...
Yep, some kittens are just born smart. The Cat Before Me was smart like that too when she was young and in need of a home...
- May 14, 2012 at 5:54 PM
- ArtemisiaFSS said...
MOL, We can tell Eugene was one of a kind and very smart.
- May 14, 2012 at 6:49 PM
- Meg said...
Dear 7 month lurker,
I wish I had a way to reach you, but I hope you look back here. Your stories have delighted me in a week where there was little delight. Thank you so much for your comments.
- May 14, 2012 at 8:13 PM
- Katie and Glogirly said...
Eugene was wise beyond his weeks. ; )
Such a sweet story. XO
Loved it.
- May 14, 2012 at 9:46 PM
- Cat-from-Sydney said...
Ah...Eugene...my kind of mancat. purrr...meow!
- May 15, 2012 at 12:38 AM
- Jolan, Son of Thorgal said...
Hee! :-)
Good to hear from you, Meg.
And Eugene of course.
- May 15, 2012 at 1:49 AM
- Jacqueline said...
Eugene sounds purrfect and oh so adorable=what a great and wise boy!!...xoxo...Calle, Halle, Sukki
- May 15, 2012 at 9:19 AM
- Marg said...
Now that is one smart kitty. We are so glad that Eugene knew what to do to rangle his way into your family. Can't wait to hear more about him. Too cute. Take care.
- May 15, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- meowmeowmans said...
What a clever kit Eugene was! :)
- May 15, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- JanellM said...
Somehow they know and just make it impossible for us to say no!!
- May 15, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- ABBY said...
Oh we must hear more about Eugene.
- May 15, 2012 at 2:56 PM
- Cat Chat With Caren And Cody said...
Eugene was one heck of a smart kitty! Thank you for sharing this story with us :)
- May 15, 2012 at 7:16 PM
- The Cat From Hell said...
Us cats knows! And Eugene, hes told yous!
- May 15, 2012 at 7:18 PM
- Cory said...
Ah... your first love was a Tuxie boy???
xoxo Figaro
- May 15, 2012 at 9:30 PM
- John said...
This is a very beautiful and interesting article
The most glamorous one i have read today!
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- May 17, 2012 at 7:38 AM
- May 17, 2012 at 9:47 AM
7 month lurker here (ha ha!), thanks for the sweet comments Meg. I do wish I had chimed in earlier to let you and Fin know how much I enjoy this blog. I still check it from time to time mostly to read "old favorites." You are a talented writer--ever considered children's books?
I love Eugene's style! That cat knew a great opportunity when he saw it and was not going to let it pass him by!
- May 17, 2012 at 10:30 AM


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At Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington, D.C., HSN (HSNI) CEO Mindy Grossman, President of Disney/ABC Television Group (DIS) Anne Sweeney, and Instagram (FB) director of business operations Emily White dove into the subject heads-first, talking about the evolution of online communities and how to best create them today.
In 2005, Disney closed its first deal with iTunes, and Sweeney remembered realizing the accessibility opportunities her division's shows suddenly possessed. This past year, she launched WATCH, a platform that allows certain Disney and ABC subscribers to watch programs on any device. Such technological developments help scale the shows' viewer bases, but they don't necessarily create community. Social media, instead, allows for a conversation around the programs. "That's the community, the gathering effect," Sweeney explained, referring to social clouds surrounding shows like Scandal and Pretty Little Liars.
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Grossman agreed, citing how HSN uses great storytelling to push its products. (During Fashion Week last year, the company partnered with Conde Nast brands like Allure, Lucky, and Wired to strengthen its fashion and technology story.) Grossman also emphasized the need to listen to the communities her company creates. "If you invite a community in and ask for feedback, you better be responsive," she said. HSN has several platforms that allow for customers to submit feedback and contribute to the company's product development. "We're not just a receptacle for feedback."
That shift from audience-community to a collaborative-community is right up White and Instagram's alley. The company's users built its voice, White said. In its early days, it created an environment of beautiful but selective images. The simplicity of the Instagram product allowed the community to expand without feeling like the company was controlling its growth direction.
White currently is focusing on monetizing Instagram, which means advertisers will soon be part of the community mix. That disruption presents a challenge, but her previous experience at Facebook prepared her. Early at Facebook, advertisers pumped out information and refused to let users comment on it for fear of the negative. "But smart ones came back," she added, "and said community is about engagement."
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A Fool's Gold Christmas (Fool's Gold #10)by Susan Mallery
The unrelenting cheer in Fool's Gold, California, is bringing out the humbug in dancer Evie Stryker. She learned early on that Christmas miracles don't happen, at least not for her. And this year seems like no exception. An injury has forced her to return to the family fold, no matter that they're estranged. She won't add to the awkward scenario by being seduced by the bad-boy charms of her brother's best friend, the last man she should ever want to date. Even when she's recruited to stage the Fool's Gold winter festival, she vows to do as promised, then move forward with her life anywhere but here.Jaded lawyer Dante Jeï¬ erson is getting used to the backwater town he now reluctantly calls home, but the pounding of little dancers' feet above his temporary office is more than any man should have to take! When he confronts their gorgeous teacher, he's unprepared for the attraction that sears him down to the soul. Evie is his best friend's sister-oï¬ -limits unless he's willing to risk his heart. Dante has always believed that love is the most dangerous force in the universe, but that was before he had to reckon with the magic of a certain small town, where miracles do seem to happen....
Full-Time Fatherby Susan Mallery
He had a secret daughter?One moment, computer consultant Parker Hamilton was quietly programming in his house along the rugged Pacific coast. And the next, his life was thrown into a tailspin. He discovered he was a father. What would he do? What would he say to his daughter? Did she know the truth-that he hadn't known about her? And why was her beautiful aunt, Erin Ridgeway, suddenly giving him the chance to be a full-time father?Despite everything, Erin promised herself she'd give Parker a chance to know his daughter. But what could a lonely millionaire know about raising a little girl? Well, Erin was going to have to find out...for the sake of Christie, who so desperately wanted a family....
Good Husband Materialby Susan Mallery
Eight years after she skipped town on the eve of her engagement, Kari Asbury briefly revisited sleepy Possum Landing, certain she'd encounter the handsome, upstanding lawman whose love once thrilled--and intimidated--her teenage heart. Still, she never expected to stumble into a bank robbery and meet Sheriff Gage Reynolds at gunpoint!Gage's forceful gaze captivated Kari. His gallant rescue riveted her. His earthy, upright appeal enthralled her. All male, Gage was everything a woman--no longer a girl--could want. But with years of heartbreak...and untold secrets...between them, could Kari find the courage to stand by the man she'd always loved?
Halfway Thereby Susan Mallery
Readers have fallen in love with the town and people of Fool's Gold in Susan Mallery's New York Times bestselling series. Meet her latest couple in this special Fool's Gold novella!Fayrene Hopkins may be only twenty-four years old, but she runs her own business and has big plans-plans that don't involve falling in love yet. She's determined to make her mark on the world before settling down. She thinks she's got life all figured out-until she meets Ryan Patterson on her latest job. Fayrene senses his interest in her, and she has to admit he gets her pulse racing. Luckily, starting a relationship with Ryan is safe-he's leaving Fool's Gold when his work contract is up.Ryan has goals of his own and a job waiting for him in Texas. He doesn't expect to get waylaid by a sassy blonde and cozy town. But what started out as temporary is starting to look like the real thing. If only he can convince Fayrene that some plans are made to be broken.Return to Fool's Gold in Just One Kiss, Two of a Kind and Three Little Words. Plus, look for the entire Fool's Gold series-and dozens of other memorable titles by Susan Mallery-available now from Harlequin HQN.
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When Noelle Stevenson saw the positive results of her pregnancy test, she didn't know what to do. The baby's father was gone, killed serving his country in Iraq. And nineteen-year-old Noelle was barely making ends meet putting herself through college and working part-time. So when her take-charge boss, Devlin Hunter, offered to marry her--in a purely temporary business arrangement--how could she possibly refuse?Dev wanted to do the right thing for a woman in need. But he didn't anticipate that his beautiful bride, wed in a marriage of convenience, would stir his hardened heart. This platonic partnership was rapidly headed down the road to romance....
Her Last First Date (Positively Pregnant #3)by Susan Mallery
What to do when the stick turns blue?1. Take the test again-and again-and again. 2. Try to convince yourself the five tests you have now taken are defective. 3. Accept that you are pregnant-for the second time in your life. 4. Start making plans to tell the father that your one night together is about to deliver a little surprise in nine months. 5. Kiss the man to get him prepared for the news. 6. Realize that kissing the man makes you forget everything you were ever thinking. 7. Take a deep breath and deliver your news.
High-Powered, Hot-Bloodedby Susan Mallery
Mr. December: Duncan Patrick, CEO Scrooge His Objective: Lose the "bah humbug" attitude His Plan: Find the right (temporary) mistress A powerful businessman, Duncan didn't like ultimatums, unless he was making them. But the board demanded his public image change. When he encountered sweet kindergarten teacher Annie McCoy, he knew she'd make him look like a perfect angel, though it would take some devilish manipulation. Once he had Annie playing his pretend mistress, Duncan needed to make her his real-life lover. Could a grouchy CEO cultivate the charm necessary to win the woman he'd almost destroyed?
Holly and Mistletoeby Susan Mallery
A storm had claimed her apartment and now Holly Garrett was without a home for the holidays. But just when she saw her plans for Christmas crumbling, a miracle came her way. The handsome firefighter who'd saved her and her cat--and who'd injured himself in the rescue--was now asking her for help. And he was inviting her to live with him. Sure, she could cook and clean for him while he recuperated, but was that really all he wanted?Jordan Haynes couldn't let Holly be alone for Christmas--not when she brought out his every protective instinct. No, he could play the needy patient as well as anyone...and just maybe he could convince her to keep him company through the holidays--if not longer.
Hot on Her Heels (Lone Star Sisters #4)by Susan Mallery
Dana Birch vowed never to put herself at the mercy of a powerful man. She became a deputy so that she could take care of herself and protect those she loves. Especially her best friends, the Titan sisters.Twenty years ago, Garth Duncan swore revenge on Jed Titan for abandoning Garth and his mother. Now he's back to fulfill that promise, even if Jed's daughters get caught in the crosshairs. All that stands between him and his goal is Dana, her gun and a growing passion that can't be denied....
Husband by the Hourby Susan Mallery
Hannah Pace needed a pretend husband-fast! She lied to her long-lost mother about being married, and now she had to produce the groom. So she hired hometown bad boy Nick Archer. Though he wasn't every mother's dream, he sure was Hannah's hottest fantasy....Trouble was, Nick relished the part a bit too much. Dizzying kisses, heated glances, tender touches. Minute by minute, Nick's paid performance was feeling all too real. And soon Hannah wanted him to be a husband for life...
In Bed With the Devilby Susan Mallery
Millionaire of the Month: Jack Howington III Source of Fortune: International security corporation The woman he can never have: Meredith PalmerWhen he arrived at Hunter's Landing, Jack got the surprise of his life. His best friend's shy little sister had become a breathtaking young woman--with an ax to grind. Still smarting over Jack's long-ago rejection, Meredith was now intent on luring the mogul into her bed. . . and her bed was right across the hall. At what cost would Jack keep a decade-old promise?
Irresistible (Buchanans #2)by Susan Mallery
When ex-Marine Walker Buchanan stops to help Elissa Towers change a tire, he tells himself it's just the neighborly thing to do. And when Elissa finds herself baking him a thank-you pie, she's just returning the favor...right?Both of them have sworn off dating-Elissa's determined to protect her little girl, and that means ditching her taste for dangerous men...especially former Marines with dark secrets. Walker knows that he's not cut out for hearth and home...his own crazy family made sure of that. But the sparks won't stop flying between them.Now the two are struggling to keep their relationship "just friends," but with every kiss, their rules fly out the window...
Just One Kiss (Fool's Gold #11)by Susan Mallery
He won't hesitate to put his life on the line...but will he ever risk his heart? Falling for Justice Garrett was a high point in Patience McGraw's otherwise awkward adolescence. Even after he disappeared, Patience never forgot the boy who captured her heart. Now he's back in Fool's Gold, California, and her passion for him is as strong as ever. But how can she trust that he won't abandon her again-and her daughter, too?When bodyguard Justice Garrett was a young man, witness protection brought him to this idyllic town and he never forgot its warmth, or the sweet beauty of his childhood friend. He's returned to open a defense academy, and the Patience he once knew is all grown up. He can't resist her smile, or her curves. But Justice's past doesn't make him husband, or father, material.Patience and Justice think they'll succumb to just one kiss... Then one more... Okay, just one night together. But they might learn that falling in love is beyond anyone's control.
Justin's Brideby Susan Mallery
Though years had passed since he'd left town, Justin Kincaid still had something to prove. Especially to Megan Bartlett, the only woman he'd ever loved, and the one woman he could never forgive. This couldn't be happening, Megan told herself, Justin was back. Justin Kincaid had returned. But the boy he'd been was gone, replaced by a man who'd brought Megan a child to cherish. And her own secret past to confront.
The Knitting Diariesby Debbie Macomber Susan Mallery Christina Skye
The Twenty-First Wish by Debbie MacomberAnne Marie Roche and her adopted daughter, ten-year-old Ellen, have each written a list of twenty wishes-on which they included learning to knit. But Ellen has quietly added a twenty-first wish: that her mom will fall in love with Tim, Ellen's birth father, who's recently entered their lives....Coming Unraveled by Susan MalleryWhen Robyn Mulligan's dreams of becoming a Broadway star give way to longing for her childhood home, she returns to Texas, running her grandmother's knitting store. But the handsome, hot-tempered T. J. Passman isn't making it easy on her. If he can learn to trust Robyn, and overcome his tragic past, they just might discover a passion like no other.Return to Summer Island by Christina SkyeAfter a devastating car accident, Caro McNeal is welcomed by a community of knitters on Oregon's sleepy Summer Island. She also finds meaning and purpose in the letters she exchanges with a marine serving in Afghanistan. But when life takes another unexpected turn, will Caro pick up the threads of hope, opening her heart to wherever it takes her?
The Ladies' Man (Positively Pregnant #2)by Susan Mallery
She'd resolved to "act more sophisticated" and "get out more." But the rumpled bedding, the coffee brewed by other hands and The Note reminded Rachel Harper that she'd done something completely out of character. She'd brought a man home from a bar.And apparently made a baby.She'd been nervous to tell Carter Brockett the news. Oh, she felt strangely safe with him despite his dangerous looks. Worse, she liked him. But what must he think of the naive schoolteacher who'd lost control and gotten herself knocked up? After all, the man had a legion of exes who'd been unable to snare a commitment, and here she had a forever-binding one!Then she remembered. He'd lost control, too....
Lip Service (Lone Star Sisters #2)by Susan Mallery
Skye Titan's wealthy father thinks he can still dictate his daughter's choice in men. Now widowed and a single mother, Skye isn't the yes-girl she once was. Especially since the love of her life is back in Texas after eight long years. He won't like the answers to the questions he's asking. About why she left him at the altar. And about her eight-year-old daughter.Former Navy SEAL Mitch Cassidy comes home to find nearly everything different. His wounds from battle have changed the way people treat him. His cattle ranch is suddenly organic. But time hasn't touched his desire for Skye-or the sting of her betrayal. Forget lip service. He's asking that luscious mouth of hers to reveal the truth. But will Mitch be able to put the past aside to help Skye get out from under her father's thumb...and help himself recover from a broken heart?
A Little Bit Pregnantby Susan Mallery
Uh-oh. Nicole Beauman had overcome a lot of obstacles in her life, and she sure as heck had never backed down from a challenge. But her boss, Zane Rankin, presented an entirely new sort of dilemma. Sexy and charming, he was like chocolate--sinfully good, but bad for her health. Nicki knew Zane didn't want to settle down, particularly not with a girl like her, and she didn't plan to lose her heart to a temporary fling. But when a friendly date got a little too friendly, things got a little bit steamy...and Nicki wound up just a little bit...pregnant. What was a girl to do?
Living on the Edgeby Susan Mallery
With his taut muscles and powerful gaze, bodyguard Tanner Keane was Madison Hilliard's only source of safety. Hired to rescue her, he kept her safe from a corrupt ex-husband who wanted her dead. So after days in close proximity--fear and desire escalating--who would save them from their wildest fantasies?Tanner liked his women easy, and Madison was a fighter. And as her presence brightened his house, he began to want her around all the time. For a man who was tough to the world, Tanner let the tender protector in him guide his actions. Yes, he would save her again. But of course, he was the one who was really in danger. . . .
The Million Dollar Catch Bundleby Susan Mallery
The Nelson sisters are in a quandry. Their long-lost grandma has offered them each a million bucks if one of them marries her great-nephew. The girls assume he must be a real loser if grandma's going to such lengths to get him hitched. But to humor her, they play a round of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" and the loser goes on a date with him. And so begins a journey of misjudgments, misunderstandings, mistaken identity. . . and unexpected love that leads all three sisters to the altar with their own millionaires in tow. Get all three books inUSA TODAYbestseller Susan Mallery's captivating series for one low price. Bundle includesThe Substitute Millionare, The Unexpected MillionaireandThe Ultimate Millionaire.
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A Montana Mavericks Christmasby Susan Mallery Karen Rose Smith
"Married in Whitehorn" by Susan MalleryDuty-bound to protect pregnant amnesiac Angela Sheppard, Deputy Sheriff Shane McBride swore he'd never give his heart. Yet, soon he hungered to call the attractive widow his own. Was it possible a wedding-with baby!-was due for Whitehorn's brooding man in blue?"Born in Whitehorn" by Karen HughesDr. Jeremy Winters discovered he was a daddy when he came to beautiful Leah Nighthawk's rescue and delivered their tiny twins. And though the hard-hearted doctor would never deny his babies a daddy this Christmas, would he give Leah the gift of his love?
Montana Mavericks Weddingsby Diana Palmer Susan Mallery
The Bride Who Was Stolen in the Night by Diana Palmer Young, innocent Abby Turner is determined to marry Mr. Absolutely Wrong...until her childhood crush rides back into her life. Chayce Derringer has deliberately kept his distance from Abby, but can he bear to watch her walk down the aisle with another man? Cowgirl Bride by Susan Mallery Lady wrangler Sierra Conroy gave up on love the day Dylan McLaine broke her heart. And over the years, she's convinced herself she doesn't need it. But the heartbreakingly handsome Dylan is back in town, and he's determined to change her mind-fast!
More Than Words:Stories of Strengthby Susan Mallery Carla Neggers Karen Harper
The Harlequin More Than Words philanthropic program brings inspirational stories to life through the writing of seasoned romance authors. In this collection, three bestselling authors deliver short stories inspired by three real-life recipients of the award. Reissue.
Mother by Designby Susan Mallery Christine Rimmer Laurie Paige
Taking destiny in hand, three women were determined to have families of their own. . . but never expected true love to be part of the bargain!Nurses Rachel, Lily and Jenna never thought meeting Mr. Right would be so tough. After all, they were smart, attractive and surrounded every day by the sexy doctors at Portland General Hospital. As their biological clocks grew louder, all three decided it was time-husband or no-to have babies of their own. But pregnancy tested their friendship in ways they never thought possible. . . and made the notion of happily ever after seem out of reach. Of course, dreams sometimes do come true. . . .
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1075 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
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Contemporary American
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Big 4 Restaurant - The Huntington Hotel Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(415) 771-1140
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 7:00am - 10:00am, Saturday - Sunday: 7:00am - 11:00am;
Dinner: Nightly 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Gloria Ciccarone-Nehls
Dress Code:
Jacket Preferred
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Live piano, seven nights a week in the lounge. No vocals.
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Cross Street:
Parking Details:
Limited valet available.
3 public lots within 1 block, Crocker Garage, Grace Cathedral and Masonic Center
A word from Big 4 Restaurant - The Huntington Hotel
Located off the lobby of the Huntington Hotel, the Big 4 Restaurant is a true culinary experience set in a club-like ambiance-with contemporary American cuisine, a classic bar, live piano music nightly and rich in San Francisco history. Set in an elegant early California decor, rich green leather
banquettes and sparkling beveled glass surround an incomparable collection of Gold Rush and Western Railroad memorabilia. Guests enjoy the heady ambiance while savoring perennial favorites from renowned Executive Chef Gloria Ciccarone-Nehls, who brings a wealth of creativity to the menu with her specialty in wild game. The Big 4 Restaurant is a true local favorite-a San Francisco culinary gem.
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Diners' Choice Winner
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Contemporary American
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Great location & Service -
Wonderful segway from Hotel culinary captivity.... Looking forwrd to return after remodel"
Dined on 12/27/2013
My expectations were beyond
exceeded! From the moment we walked in on New Years Eve, we were having fun! Our seating, our food, our wine, everything was soooo wonderful!!! I had Risotto and it was so loaded with seafood that I thought I'd received a double order. The ceasar salad was crisp and plentiful, and my eating companions were equally pleased. Now I understand why people rave about The Big Four!!!!"
Dined on 12/31/2013
Great service (thanks Phil). Great
food. One of the best Ceasar Salads I've ever had. The Filet Mignon was simply killer!"
Dined on 12/29/2013
All was great as usual. We were
seated early and had a great waiter. The food was great, sea bass and lobster bisque. When you want to get out of your jeans and have a true San Francisco experience, go to the Big 4."
Dined on 12/29/2013
Whenever we're in town my wife and
I make a point of dining at the Big 4. The food is always excellent as is the service. They are shortly going to be closing for a number of months for renovations. Hopefully they won't ruin the old school charm of the place and the staff will hang in for the closure and return to the renovated establishment."
Dined on 12/27/2013
This is a piece of old San
Francisco. This is history and I wanted to go back before they changed everything with their remodel...."
Dined on 12/26/2013
Fabulous server (Facile) and
amazing ambiance. Food was wonderful as well"
Dined on 12/22/2013
Great mixologist, wine list, and
kitchen .... always a memorable event..."
Dined on 12/24/2013
This place will close at the first
of the year , for remodeling . I hope they don't change it to much. I love the wood and old school feel."
Dined on 12/21/2013
A perfect place to celebrate the
holidays with good friends!"
Dined on 12/21/2013
is the only thing that was not
perfect at our last visit. Old leather chairs with very little back support do not make it comfortable and then they seated us side by side (which seems to be very common at this restaurant) By the end of the night, my neck and back were hurting from having to continuously look sideways to see my husband."
Dined on 12/17/2013
SO very glad to hear that the Big
Four will be back with renovated updates instead of a complete overhaul. This restaurant contines to be a real favorite with the best leather seating in the city and the piano player in the bar is fantastic. Love to linger!"
Dined on 12/16/2013
Clubby and good. A dying breed.
Probably different in May after remodel."
Dined on 12/15/2013
Always LOVE returning here. It is
one of the few historical gems of SF that remain. The ambience is set in the past. Comfortable green leather booth seating accommodates small romantic tables or large groups. Historical art & artifacts of the history of Crocker, Huntington, Stanford, & Hopkins, the " Big 4", adorn the walls. The menu was interesting complete with daily specials. Although pricey, there is no disappointment with the quality or preparation of the food. Sure hate to see this restaurant close in Jan for a major remodel."
Dined on 12/13/2013
The filet mignon was the best we
have ever had! Service was excellent, while unobtrusive."
Dined on 12/12/2013
My husband and I dined at the Big
4 the other night & thoroughly enjoyed it. Once we heard the hotel & restaurant were closing for renovations we wanted to make certain we experienced the quiet elegance of the restaurant one last time before the closure. It was, as usual, a lovely evening. The food was perfectly prepared & presented. My one complaint about the food is that they continue to serve cold dinner rolls. The service was spot on - our server was pleasant, professional & well-informed about both the menu & the wines. While I understand the ownership wants to "update" the restaurant & hotel, I truly hope they do not change much with the restaurant. It is warm, inviting, quiet & elegant & the food is always top-notch."
Dined on 12/12/2013
This is one of my favorite
restaurants for many reasons. Precious historical site, wonderful sincerely friendly staff excellent menu (both in dining room and bar), and the iconic piano player sets the sophisticated tone. There is nothing else like it in San Francisco."
Dined on 12/5/2013
This neighborhood gem is a must
for all who love San Francisco. The food, the ambiance and especially the service are wonderful. We shall miss The Big Four while the hotel is under construction. We think it's a bad idea to close it for even one night!"
Dined on 12/4/2013
Our waiter was Ron. a long-time
employee of the restuaurant who earlier that day (Nov 29) had just converted the decor from Thanksgiving to Christmas. Despite his long day, he exhibited no weariness when we arrived for our 8:00pm reservation. He gave us a detailed explanation of the menu which only whetted our appetite more. During the course of the evening, he shared his tremendous wealth of knowledge of the restaurant, Huntington Hotel, the surrounding Nob Hill Restaurnant and many of San Francisco's citizens and visitors he has met during his entire career. The menu was varied...I had the Seafood Rissoto which was disappointingly filling...disappointing in the fact that I did not allow room for dessert. Expensive, but WELL WORTH IT!"
Dined on 11/29/2013
Big 4 provides a wonderful setting
with excellent staff (from the bartender to host to servers and assistants) and a dining room that you can sit back and enjoy the well prepared food in a quaint environment."
Dined on 11/29/2013
We had Thanksgiving dinner here.
The food was beautiful and tasted great. Our table was cozy and Intimate, but we did not feel isolated. Last year our table was too small for our party of three and we felt cramped. This year we had a larger table so we felt more comfortable. We had a great time."
Dined on 11/28/2013
We decided to dine at a nice
restaurant rather than cook a big dinner for just two people. We had seen a review on "Check, Please" and we knew our dining experience would be fulfilling. We were not disappointed. I started with a warm crab and avocado salad - great flavors! Dawn had the ahi tartare - cleaned the plate! My entrée was naturally the roasted turkey with all the fixings. Very good! The turkey was moist, both white and dark, stuffing, gravy, yams, pearl onions, butternut squash, green beans, and mashed potatoes (which were cold). I could not eat everything on my plate, even though I tried! Getting stuffed on Turkey Day is, for me, part of the tradition. No room for dessert! Costs were not out of line, considering all that we had."
Dined on 11/28/2013
With a sense of grace and a kindly
spirit, The Big 4 is the type of place that makes you feel better about life. Lots of neighbors around Nob Hill are regulars here, and you can feel the connection between the staff, some of whom have been at Big 4 for years and the patrons. That same friendliness if offered to newcomers as well. The food is well made and the attention to detail is meticulous; drinks are strong and cold, and the wine list has good offerings in all price ranges."
Dined on 11/20/2013
The restaurant has a beautiful
interior with green glass, wood paneling, a fireplace and piano. The feel is very 'old San Francisco' while remaining quite tasteful and not having a "gimmicky" feel (something in it's own right that seems unique - it's the real deal) and it has a terrific layout. Service was terrible; The attitude was basically that of an IHOP. We waited 15 minutes before I grabbed a blonde hostess in her mid-30s and asked her when out waiter was coming to our table. She looked at me coldly and simply said "wait." Another 5 or so minutes later, he showed up and was reasonably good at helping with a wine pairing, but other than when he brought our food and our check, we never saw him and he never asked if we needed anything."
Dined on 9/19/2013
This is the place to return again
and again for reliable and constant cuisine and excellent service.Large portions and great wines by the glass-the place was packed early on a midweek night with many repeat customers. Always a unique San Francisco tradition that has a huge following of locals and travelers alike. Nice desserts also."
Dined on 11/13/2013
Excellent atmosphere unlike most
hotel dining feel as if you are in a stand alone restaurant. Wonderful comfort food (chef excels at wild game as well - look out for her wild game dinners, usually in Jan / Feb ?). I'll be back"
Dined on 11/13/2013
The Big Four is my favorite
restaurant. The dining experience is wonderful due to the lovely atmosphere, kind and professional waitstaff, and delicious food. I am aware of the upcoming plans to renovate. I hope that the new owners will keep the Big Four style as close to its present form as possible. It is old world charm at its best."
Dined on 11/12/2013
Wonderful food and service in an
gracious dining room."
Dined on 11/11/2013
We had a wonderful meal at this
long time San Francisco restaurant. The highlight, in addition to food, is the atmosphere. Quiet, elegant, without being "stuffy". Great service. I would go back anytime. The bar is also lovely, with piano player. And you can order quite a few thing on the bar menu if you aren't looking for a big meal. Just wonderful."
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Dined on 10/19/2013
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How can we build modern Kurdistan?
Kurdistan is the home of Kurd, and none Kurd the blood are mixed from so many different groups because our homelands unfortunately are located in very strategical location on the Middle East and the Earth.
We the people suffered through millennium, we Kurd the resident of the land been subjugated by other nationalities in the past and now. To survive for over thousand of years are amazing by it self.
Our people seen and recorded in our genetic many empires come and go after the collapse of our own empire, the Medes Empire. Since Dayukku the leader of the Medes Empire no one really has been capable to unite our people.
The Sassanian Empire started in the region of our Aryan brother and sister of Persia soon after the great sprit Shah of all Aryan Shahs the beloved son of the Arian people in the Middle East, the Ardashir Babakan who united all our people to one country under the sun among other nation on the earth like Japan, China, Roman-Europe and others.
The Sassanian become Kurdish speaker because of the Empires location among the Aryan people of Kurdistan, this is the fact so who ever want to claim Sassanian Empire to their local area or their branch of Aryan nation are wrong. The Sassanian Empire was the protector of the Zoroastrians Religion and really was for all Aryan people without any discrimination. The Empire served the Aryan people from India to Europe and from east to Turk speaker nomads.
Today will be impossible to unit such large area under one country because of the Arab influence in our homeland and the destruction of our civilization. We the people of the Sassanian origin even we are hopeless and abused by other Aryan people but we believe in the economic union are the best way to continue with the struggle to get united and liberate our people from Arab domination and superiority, by study the Islamic religion and understand the message of the God based on the modern knowledge so our people wont be slave of rituals and practice, because we human are changeable.
The Islamic Religion split between Sunni and Shiite Islam because of the power struggle and differences between the second Islamic Khalifa Omar Bin Khtab known as the most violent ruler against the Aryan people who later become known as the founder of the Sunni Islam and the fourth Islamic Khalifa Ali Bin Abe Talib Al-Qweareyyshi the cozen and the son in law of the Prophet Mohammed who later become the founder of the Shiite Islam.
Today we Aryan people divided between the two sect of Islam above most of our people worship the Arab personality instead of God, so the mission for our educated people are to understand Islam and worship the creator of universe instead of dead Arab leaders.
To build modern Kurdistan we need to get united with all Aryan people instead of separations, we fully understand the other branches of Aryan nation like (Persian, Afghani, Pakistani and other) who has the power today they are not in the position to accept the Kurd and other branches of the powerless Aryan people as partner, they just want them to be assimilated to their branch of language and thinking.
The Kurd needs to think differently than other branches of the Aryan nation like (Persian, Afghani, Pakistani and other) who has the power today. The Kurd need to get united with the powerless branches of the Aryan people today, like (Galini from Rasht and Mazandaran, Pashtoon people in Pakistan, , Balochie people of Pakistan and Iran and others)as partner and then the powerful Aryan will come around to get united as one economic Union with every branches has their own country like European people, by accepting each other will be the source of strength not weakness.
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