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Concord >Food & Dining > Wasabi Cafe
845 Church St N Ste 202, Concord, NC | Directions 2802535.432511 -80.603040
Mon. - Sat. 11am - 9:30pm;Sun. CLOSED
Horrible experience after eating here for years! – It pains me greatly to be writing this review, as I've been eating lunch here with my husband at least twice a month for several years now. We love their food and the waitresses have always been attentive and considerate. I work directly across the street from here, so I always picked Wasabi when it was my turn to pick on our weekly lunch date. I have an hour for lunch and this has always been plenty of time for us to drive over, order, be served, eat at our own pace, and get me back to work on time.
That being said, both my husband & I have decided we will never walk through their doors again. Last Thursday, we went in for lunch at noon...the same time we usually go. There were 2 other tables...they were not busy customer-wise. The waitress took our order (a new, very young girl I had never seen before) and we got our drinks/salad/miso in about the same time as we usually do, which is around 5-7 minutes. We ordered the exact same entrees we usually order.
We didn't see a waitress again for 45 minutes with the exception of her removing our soup/salad dishes right after we had finished with them. When we did see another, it was a different girl than we had before and she said our food would be out shortly. No apology; no explanation. I asked her to please make it to-go because I had to get back to work and wouldn't have time to eat. She came back shortly and gave us our bill, while telling me that it was the cooks' fault and not the waitresses that our food was taking so long. We went up front to pay while still waiting on our food to be ready in a to-go box. My husband handed the cashier the bill, who happened to be our first waitress. He asked her if we had to pay full price and she looked at him like he had two heads. He asked again, do we have to pay full price? I chimed in and explained that I only had an hour for lunch and had to get back across the street to go back to work, but our food still wasn't ready. She just stared at me, uncomprehendingly. Perhaps this was a language conflict; I don't know because I've never seen her there before. At any rate, she yelled something to someone in the kitchen and they yelled back. She rang up his ticket, ran his card, and gave him the receipt. She had taken $2.00 off the bill...which basically covered the cost of one drink.
By this point, it was exactly 1:00pm, we had been there an entire hour, and had paid for food we had yet to see. Beyond all of that, at no point did ANYONE apologize to us, explain anything, or take responsibility for what had happened. When the second waitress blamed it on the cooks, it sounded more like she was begging for a tip than anything else. This was the first time in my life I approved of not leaving a tip. We waited about 5 more minutes on our food and they finally handed it to us. I was 10 minutes late for work and didn't get to eat lunch. My husband went home and ate his, stuck mine in the refrigerator, and I had my last Wasabi meal that evening for dinner...re-heated in our microwave. There was absolutely no excuse for what happened that day, and I'm relatively laid-back about restaurant service because I've been involved with several people who have worked in the restaurant industry and I know how hard it can be. I'm now on the hunt for a new Thai joint in the Concord area!
NOT GOOD AT ALL...!!! – Advertised for PHO of which I am a huge fan. I ordered a supposed to be a Vietnamese Pho soup with beef, a typical noodle soup. That was the only choice I had. It was served in a nice looking good size bowl. What comes in the soup was only a few pieces of tiny "beef" a a couple of sices beef ball. The noodles was all stuck together in a pasty ball. The soup costs $8.99. The worst and most expensive pho soup I have ever had.
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Best Sushi around!!!!!!!!!! – We found Wasabi Cafe after our other usual sushi place suddenly closed. Everything we've had is fantastic. My son(almost 7) absolutely loves sushi after eating here, while he didn't like what he had at the old place. We eat here at least once a week. As far as the other reviewers who say the service is bad, I have to strongly disagree. We always have our tea and Miso soup shortly after sitting down without having to order them. Great portion sizes!!! Staff is very friendly and question us if my son is not with us for some reason as to his whereabouts. These people do a great job of making sure we are happy and satisfied. The buy 2 get 1 free on Monday and Wednesday is an awesome deal too!!!!! Thanks to the staff and owners!!!!!! Keep up the good work!!
Will not be back. – We tried this place for dinner on a Monday night. Apparently, they are known for sushi, because that seemed to be what everyone was ordering.
After a long delay, we ordered diet soda and chicken satay. It took a very long time (15 minutes) to receive the drinks and appetizer.
We ordered Rung Tong (scallops ,shrimp, squid, fish, bell peppers, onions, broccoli, carrots and straw mushrooms cooked in a brown gravy and served on a nest of fried egg noodle), and Spider Kaprao (Deep-fried soft-shell crab topped with green and red bell peppers and onions in a spicy basil sauce. Served with steamed rice). I asked for the Rung Tong to be extra spicy.
We waited while many other customers arrived, were served sushi, and left. Nearly an hour later, with our appetizer gone, and our drinks empty, we were ready to leave. We quietly asked for the bill for the appetizer and soda, so that we could pay and leave. The server, however, informed us that the food was ready.
When I asked her if it always takes an hour to be served, she said yes, "when the place is this full." The problem with her explanation was the fact that many other customers, who had arrived after us, were served well before we were.
The sodas were in cans (no refills), and the chicken satay was dried out and tough. The peanut sauce was good. The miso soup that came with our meal was also good.
When the meal arrived, we were very disappointed. The Rung Tong was not as advertised. It consisted of 5 small shrimp, NO fish, NO scallops, some pieces of octopus, and a few pieces of squid. In addition to not being what was described in the menu, the food arrived both overcooked and cold. Although I had asked for it to be Thai hot, it had no spice whatsoever.
The Spider Kaprao was lukewarm, overcooked, and basically soggy. The fried rice that came with it was tasteless and also soggy.
While we attempted to eat our meal, the servers never offered a drink refill or even water. In fact, after dropping off our cold food, they never came by again until we were ready to leave. We tried catching their attention, but they seemed to not notice us until just before we were ready to leave, when we were able to get glasses of water.
When we were preparing to pay our bill, the manager asked me if everything was all right. I politely answered, "no, not really."
Instead of asking me what happened, he did something shocking: He laughed at me, mockingly repeated my words, and walked away!
He offered no apology, no discount, no request for us to come back and try it again - he simply laughed in my face.
We will not be back.
poor attitudes – We were frequently visiting this restaurant and loved their rolls. We purchased (4) $25.00 gift certificates for Wasabi Cafe. When I went to use them, they said they would no longer honor the gift certificates. They said they cancelled their membership that week which was 2-3-09 with the people we purchased the certificates from but I found out that was not true. I purchased the certicates on 1-29-09 and told them they should honor anything purchased prior to the date they cancelled. They told me they would NOT. The guy I spoke with I assume with Jackie and he was very rude and didn't seem to care that I said we would not be back. We've spent near $200.00 in there in the last 6 weeks. I'm not happy!!!
We're getting close to authentic! – Okay complainers, when you only have one semi-genuine sushi restaurant in town, you are so thankful to have it! Their Summer Rolls are great and the people are friendly. I can't say enough - except if I want to drive 25 miles and pay 3 bucks a gallon, I could go to RuSan.
not veg. – The times i've eaten their i've asked for my food to be vegetarian,it seems i always taste fish sauce so i stopped going a long time,maybe they've changed that now,i'm not sure but i wouldnt recommend it.
Great Sushi at a reasonable price! – Contrary to what the first reviewer stated, I have found the Washabi Cafe to be excellent! I've been eating lunch or dinner there once or twice a week for the past two years and have found the service to be excellent and the food to be superb! The food quality, in my opinion, compares to any of the sushi restaurants I have tried in Charlotte, but for a fraction of the cost! They have a modest facility so they don't have to jack up the prices of their food to pay for fancy decor. They have a varied menu of Thai, Japanese and Chinese food and will even modify your order if you have a specific request.
I have always found the wait staff to be friendly and they do their best to make your dining experience a good one. Yes, there English is not always the best, but they do still do a good job and are understandable. As for long delays, I haven't found that to be a problem. If numerous customers come in at the same time, there will be a delay as in any restaurant. Since this is a family business, they can't afford to hire excess wait staff. The more wait staff, the higher the prices. I don't mind a modest waiting period to get high quality food...and most importantly...at a great price!
not too bad for the only option – Being the only sushi place in concord brings them up from a flat "0". i have out of necessity been eating here for nearly a year and everytime i do i swera that i will never eat there again. THE SERVICE IS HORRIBLE!!!! This cannot be attributed to language barriers as most of the staff speak english, its just plain terrible service. The food is always extremely late and your drink will always be empty. I have tried calling in the food a few times and was told that the food would be ready in 15 minutes. Knowing this to not be true ive waitind more than 30 to head out. Upon arriving at the restaurant where there were only 1 or 2 couples seated, the staff acted as though they never got the order and then had to search for the person that took the order and 30 minutes later i was still waiting on my food. But if you can deal with all this the sushi is quite tasty. Anyone hoping to open a sushi restaurant should head to concord, the people are waiting for you.
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Remodeling masterbath, trying to estimate size of water heater to install. There was a 20 gal electric waterheater but this took up too much space. Was thinking about going tankless but have been warned against it. Nice to start wethe but with hard water, upkeep makes it expensive so I am told. Requirements would be for occasional bath, shower one person mornings one person nights and vanity periodically during day. Is there a magic formula? Or just old knowledge any help appreciated.
Was this 20 gallon WH just for this bathroom, or for the whole house? If it's the only one, then 20 gallons is too small. How big depends on how many people live in your house and how many faucets you have. Usually, 40 gallons is the smallest you can get away with if electric, 30 gallons if gas.
Again, if this is the only WH then I'd be looking for a different location that could hold a 40 gallon or more unit. Electric is cheaper than gas to install, but gas is much better to have in the long run - cheaper to run and faster recovery time.
Tankless can work for a point-of-use like the one bathroom, provided you can get the power there that you need. The advantage of tankless in this case would be the ability to fill the tub and having instant hot water to the bath location. As long as it's just supplying hot water to the tub and one sink a small tankless unit will work fine.
Still, I prefer a decent sized gas water heater for the whole house.
1 person 1 bath 1 40 gallon water heater.
a 20 gallon will not let you take a long hot shower
or a "guest" who wants a shower before she leaves..a thirty is ok but a 40 is better
rule of thumb, 1 bath,kitchen, laundry, 40 gal
2 bath 1 kitchen 1 laundry 40 gallon
2 bath teenagers 2 40 gallonsThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo,
20 gal was only for master bath. Mastersuite was an add on with its own water supply, due to roof structers water supply from main house hard to get to it.
Thanks - not sure where I can hide a 40gal heater, the 20 was taking up space in closet area - needed that for vast amounts of shoes ..... not mine
you can buy what is called a "low boy" water heater
its a 40 gal elec that is approx 24" tall and 24" dia.
stack the shoes on top of it!
http://www.youtube.com/embed/vn7bkncf1_EThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo,
Thanks Frodo, that will be easier to hide in a corner. Will research where to get one.
now let me tell you the bad news
a water heater can not go:
in a bathroom
in a bedroom
in the kitchen
it can go:
in the laundry room
garage/on a min 24" platform
a hall closet
locations because of fire potential
and elec hazards
rats ... back to the drawing board. Time to get a plumber to come look and advise. Thanks for the info ... I had it nicely tucked away in a corner of the bathroom (in my mind that is).
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Radiographers provide patient services with the use of imaging equipment, as directed by physicians qualified to order radiologic procedures. They are responsible for exercising independent judgment in the technical performance of medical imaging procedures by adapting the variable technical parameters of the procedure to the condition of the patient, and by initiating lifesaving first aid and basic life support procedures as necessary during medical emergencies.
Responsibilities of a Radiographer
Prepare radiographic equipment and supplies for various procedures involving the use of ionizing radiation.
Care for patients, including: Assisting patients into appropriate positions for examinations, responding to patients physical and emotional needs, recognizing signs of emergency medial conditions, and effectively communicating with patients, their families, and all medical staff.
Accurately position patients for radiographic imaging.
Possess a thorough understanding of the use of radiation exposure factors and radiation safety measures.
Provide assistance to radiologists and other physicians during procedures which may include emergency and/or high stress situations. Must be able to understand and follow verbal instructions in a variety of settings and act in a professional manner.
Process and evaluate radiographs, ensuring correct exposure and anatomy for an accurate diagnosis.
Areas where Radiographers may work and/or specialize
General Diagnostic Radiography
Plain films of the chest, abdomen, bones, etc.
Real-time imaging of the body's internal organs following injection/ingestion of contrast media.
Emergency Room/Trauma
Immediate radiographs of trauma victims and acutely ill patients.
Operating Room
Imaging during surgical procedures to assist the surgical team.
Portable/mobile Radiography
Imaging patients with a mobile unit at the bedside (intensive care unit, recovery room, etc.)
Vascular/Interventional Procedures
Radiographic examinations of blood vessels, including diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Computed Tomography (CT)
Computerized sectional imaging of the body.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Computerized imaging with the use of magnetic fields and radio-frequency waves to create sectional images of the body.
Breast imaging for the purpose of early breast cancer detection.
Bone Densitometry
Use of a special type of imaging equipment to measure bone mineral density.
Quality Management
Performance of quality control testing on radiographic equipment and collection and analysis of data to monitor the quality of processes and systems in the radiology department.
Job Opportunities for Radiographers
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U.S. Men Set to Face Martinique in Gold Cup Group Play
Jul 14, 2003
July 14, 2003
Providence, R.I.
The U.S. MNT needs only a draw to advance to the quarterfinals of the 2003 Gold Cup when it takes on Martinique tonight at Gillette Stadium. Kickoff is set for 8:30 p.m. ET, and the match will be broadcast live on Galavision. Fans can follow the action live on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker, presented by Philips Electronics. In the first match of tonight's double-header, Canada can also move out of their group with a point against Cuba. Kickoff for that match is set for 6:30 p.m. ET
- With the victory against El Salvador, the U.S. increased its lifetime record in Gold Cup group play to 15-0-0, including nine shutouts
- Holding 31 career shutouts in 63 appearances for the MNT, Keller is one shy of the all-time U.S. mark set by Tony Meola. Should he keep a clean sheet tonight, Keller will have recorded shutouts in 50 percent of his games with the national team, accomplishing the feat in 35 fewer games than Meola.
- Keller is enjoying a remarkable unbeaten run on home soil, amassing a 16-0-4 record in matches played in the United States since 1998. Keller is second on the USA's all-time goalkeeping list for victories (33)
- Eddie Lewis' game-winning goal punctuated his 50th appearance for the United States. Lewis now has tallied five career goals for the MNT, with two of those finishes coming in 2003
- Frankie Hejduk is next up to hit the half-century mark. The two-time World Cup veteran has 49 caps for the MNT, and played every minute in the USA's Gold Cup winning run last year
- Brian McBride's goal insurance goal against El Salvador moved him into a tie for third place on the all-time list U.S. scoring list. With 21 goals, McBride is tied with Bruce Murray and will now chase leaders Eric Wynalda (34) and Joe-Max Moore (24)
- Against El Salvador, long time U.S. captain Claudio Reyna made his first appearance in the starting XI for the United States since the 2002 World Cup. Reyna suffered a torn ACL on Oct. 26, 2002, and was able to turn in 60 solid minutes in his first outing before being replaced by Clint Mathis
- New England Revolution Steve Ralston has one goal and one assist in four appearances for the MNT in 2003. He scored his first career international goal in the 4-0 win against Canada on Jan. 18 in Ft. Lauderdale
- Brown University alum Cory Gibbs made his debut for the MNT, recording three starts and four total appearances. The 23-year old defender has played both as a left back and a central defender for the U.S.
- Bobby Convey is the only U.S. player to appear in all 12 of the team's matches in 2003. Making eight starts, Convey has logged two assists in 704 minutes of action
- The United States will wear an all-blue strip tonight for the first time in the current uniforms, which were debuted in 2002 prior to the World Cup
on the field for USA
July 12, 2003 – Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, Mass. – 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup, Group C
United States 2 Eddie Lewis 28', Brian McBride 76'
El Salvador 0
Attendance: 33,652
USA (4-4-2): -18-Kasey Keller; 3-Greg Vanney, 4-Carlos Bocanegra, 12-Danny Califf, 2-Frankie Hejduk; 25-Pablo Mastroeni, 10-Claudio Reyna (Capt.) (11-Clint Mathis, 60), 7-Eddie Lewis (15-Bobby Convey, 83), 8-Earnie Stewart (19-Steve Ralston, 71); 21-Landon Donovan, 20-Brian McBride.
SLV (3-4-3): 22-Juan Gomez (capt.); 5-Victor Velasquez, 3-Marvin Gonzalez (4-Julio Castro, 90), 19-Alfredo Pacheco; 18-Gilberto Murgas, 2-William Torres, 24-Guillermo Moran, 11-William Torres Alegria (7-Ramon Sanchez, 44); 14-Rudis Corrales, 12-Juan Campos (8-Santos Cabrera, 74), 9-Diego Mejia.
on the field for Martinique:
June 24, 2003 – Manny Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella, Trinidad - Friendly
TRI U-23's 3 Lyndon Diaz 76', Andre Touissant 90', Kendall Davis 90'+
Martinique 0
TRI U-23: Jan Micheal Williams – Kenwyne Jones (69: Corey Rivers), Lyndon Diaz, Ronald Primus, Michael Celestine (46: Kevon Clement), Nigel Daniel (67: Hollis Brown), Josh Johnson, Silvio Spann, Kendall Davis, Kerry Baptiste (61: Devon Mitchell), Conrod Smith (54: Andre Toussaint).
MQE: Jean Francis Go – Ludovic Mirande, Judes Vaton, Jean Victor Lavril, Willy Padoly, Roberto Cinna (82: Earlston Edmee), Steve Riskwait, (46: Jean Michel Michaud) Miguel Duragrin, Jose Goron (81: David Bastel), Gael Germany, Yann Girier-Dufournier (61: William Anin).
U.S. assistant coach Curt Onalfo provided the scouting report on the tiny French department of Martinique in advance of tonight's Gold Cup matchup. Onalfo, who is responsible for the MNT's video editing, talks about Martinique's strengths and weaknesses, key players, and what to expect when they take the field tonight ...
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With the shutout against El Salvador, U.S. goalkeeper Kasey Keller has now recorded five consecutive shutouts in Gold Cup play, a streak of 532 minutes. The last time the USA gave up a goal during the event was at the 38th minute of the first half in the 2-1 victory against Korea Republic on January 19, 2002


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BioWare has heard the pleas of console gamers and went back to the drawing board per se with Dragon Age II. Dragon Age: Origins wasn't the pretties
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There is something timeless about the SimCity franchise. While the general Sim franchise has moved on to people simulators (and very little else), th
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example : New Moon
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another: Sky high
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1. Winter sports on the Common: Ever wonder what snow sports you can enjoy on the Boston Common after a big storm? The Friends of the Public Garden take a look at some of the timeless ones as well as the newer arrivals. See the post here.
2. Boston on TNT: Donnie Wahlberg's new reality show "Boston's Finest" premieres tonight at 9 p.m. on TNT (Channel 32). The unscripted series follows men and women from the Boston Police Department as they go about their business around the city.
3. Esplanade benefit: The Saks Loves a Cause Campaign, in which 5 percent of the value of purchases made with a Saks credit card will be donated to The Esplanade Association as your charity of choice, ends Thursday.
4. No more Fung Wah: After a news report found cracks in most of Fung Wah's buses, federal authorities shut down the company's operations immediately. See more here.
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Fourth grade is a momentous year for literacy learning. Having left the primary grades behind, students must grapple with more demanding texts and content material—and effective, motivating instruction can help them succeed. This book helps teachers vanquish the dreaded "fourth-grade slump" by creating an energized and organized learning environment in which all students can improve their reading and writing strategies. Taking readers into the classroom of an exemplary fourth-grade teacher, the book includes useful assessment tools, differentiation techniques, mini lessons, unit plans, reproducibles, and examples of student work. Special attention is given to meeting the challenges of high-stakes testing without sacrificing instructional quality.
This title is part of the Tools for Teaching Literacy Series, edited by Donna Ogle and Camille Blachowicz.


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Filmmaker Bianca Giaever had the brilliant idea of asking six-year-old Asa Baker-Rouse what her movie should be about. In the finished product, "Scared is scared," which you can watch on Vimeo, Asa tells the story of the aptly named Asa Bear and Toby Mouse who must deal with the tragedy of their pool closing during the winter.
"I had this idea to ask a child about a movie they'd like me to make. My film professor had a six-year-old son, so that's how I found the kids. I was on a really tight schedule, so I was only able to talk to three or four kids. Some were way too hyper, but I found Asa in a downtime and we talked for an hour and half. It was one full take. I went to his house on a Sunday morning," Giaever told Yahoo! Shine.
Giaever describes herself as a "radio, multimedia, and film producer originally from Seattle, Washington." She recently graduated from Middlebury College in Vermont, and she "obsessively records" conversations and is "happiest when making films out of radio stories."
When Giaever tells Asa she feels the same way about graduating from school that Asa Bear and Toby Mouse feel about their pool, like her school is "closing," he delivers some sage advice. "You should just just say, okay, I'm fine! I think about something that I really like to do. You think of something else until the nervous has gone out of you. The scared is scared of things you like."
Wow, this is the most impressive advice on dealing with anxiety that we've ever heard. What is Asa doing exactly, taking transcendental mediation classes as an extracurricular activity?
"I was feeling a lot of anxiety about leaving school, and I think I bring my own anxiety into every conversation I have," Giaever told Shine. "I did have the idea in the back of my mind about what he could say, from another series I do called 'People I Admire,' and Asa is a person I admire, so I wanted to ask him about how to deal with something you're scared of. I only knew him for an hour and a half but it was definitely an hour that will live on forever."
Since the video was posted, Asa and Giaever have basically conquered the Internet. On Vimeo alone, they've received 2,100 likes and 432,000 plays, and the retweets are mounting. Mashable called the video "Oscar-worthy," and Jezebel called it "damn good." As far as we're concerned, the Oscars can stuff it. We'll be spending the next few hours reconfiguring our life based on Asa's advice.
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Thermal Bridges in Building Construction—3D Structure Between Two Floors
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This model studies the heat conduction in a building structure separating two floors from the external environment. Four materials with distinct thermal conductivities k compose the structure. The exterior and interior boundaries are facing environments respectively at 0°C and 20°C. The lowest temperatures on internal surfaces and the heat fluxes through each surface is compared with published data.
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Pizza >Sammy's Pizza & Restaurant
445 99th Ave NW # 54, Coon Rapids, MN | Directions 5543345.149806 -93.277012
Sunday 11:00AM - 10:00PM ,Monday 11:00AM - 10:00PM ,Tuesday 11:00AM - 10:00PM ,Wednesday 11:00AM - 10:00PM ,Thursday 11:00AM - 10:00PM ,Friday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Saturday 11:00AM - 11:45PM
The best in town – Best pizza and lunch buffet in town, very friendly staff and a very nice decor. The sams special is my favorite pizza the sausage is outstanding. The person who said it was bland and gave a bad review has no idea what good pizza is. If your looking for a good pie this is your place.
Return to family traditions and values – Walking into Sammy's Pizza you get a feel for family traditions and values. The food is incredible, my favorite being the cheese ravioli's made with Grandma P's homemade sauce. I have tried the salad's, pizza and many of the pasta's and have never been dissapointed. The service has always been friendly and proffesional as well as quick. This family owned business is a nice relief from all of the generic chain restaurants. I strongly urge anyone with a taste for traditional Italian to try Sammy's, and bring your family!
best pizza anywhere – I have been eating sammy's pizza since i was at UMD in the 70's. To me it defines pizza. Three toppings i highly recommend are the sausage, always fresh with a strong fennel influence, the kosher salami, (i've never had it anywhere else), and the seasoned ground beef (not your ordinary ground beef). I would have to rate it best crust, best sauce, best toppings. Classic Iron Range pizza that i grew up on in the late 50's and early 60's. Whenever i eat it i hear a Lou Christie singing "Lightening is striking again........"
Less than average – I ordered this last Sunday with my father. The ingredients were VERY skimpy. There were some squares that had no sausage at all. The cheese was skimpy also. I'm not sure if they changed the recipe, but I have had this at one of their locations up north and I thought it was good. Not this time. Very tasteless. I will not order again. My taste buds like to be awakened, not bored to sleep.
Brookly park location,,,,no – Sorry guys,, the food was bland,, price high,, and when I sent it back I was charged for the part that I ate. I love Itallian food,, and this one missed the mark on taste, value,, and service. Let the buyer beware??
Great Family recipe, Best Pizza Around – I have been a fan of Sammys for quite some time and have visited their restaurants from Wausau,Wis, Green Bay, Winona, Eau Claire and the thing they all have in common is that the quality of the pizza remains the same.
The Coon Rapids site is a great place with plenty of room and excellent service. Lunch buffets are served everyday including on the weekends.
The first time you walk into a Sammys the aroma of that pizza will get you hooked.
Best Pizza Around!!!!!!!
Nice place! – Kid friendly. Looks nice. Good pizza. Buffet on Mondays are a perfect choice for a big family of picky eaters. Always good service. My boy's can't wait till we go the next time.
Can't wait to go back. – Excellent food. Excellent service. Friendly atmosphere. We were greeted promptly and taken care of. Can't wait to go back!
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DescriptionSeason for Peak Fees: 05/15 to 09/06
The park, established in 1929, is 6400 acres with approximately 50% old growth coast redwood and 8 miles of wild coastline. The park is a World Heritage Site & Biosphere Preserve.
The mixed understory includes tanoak, madrone, red alder, big leaf maple, and California bay. Ground cover is dense with a wide range of species. The campground development is located in an area that was logged in the 1920's. Vegetation is predominately red alder which will eventually give way to fir and second growth redwood.
Wildlife is present in all areas. Salmon and steelhead spawn in Mill Creek. Bobcat, coyote, bear, deer, squirrels and chipmunks are most frequently seen. Varied thrush, Stellars jays, hawks, great blue heron and dippers are common birds.
The topography is fairly steep with elevations from sea level to 1277'. The predominant mountain range is oriented in a north-south direction with steep cliffs adjacent to the Pacific Ocean, making the bulk of the rocky sea coast generally inaccessible except by Damnation Trail and Footsteps Rock trail. Approximately 1/2 mile of sandy beach is known as Wilson Beach or False Klamath Cove. This beach is unsafe for swimming due to steep beach slope, rocky conditions and frequent rough seas and cold water. Wilson Beach provides excellent tidepool opportunities at low tide.
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Alerts and Important InformationDiscount Pass must be presented at the time of check in.
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Austin >Food & Dining > Casa Maria
4327 S 1ST St Ste 102, Austin, TX | Directions 7874530.221183 -97.772097
Mon. - Sun. 6am - 11pm
Neighborhoods: South Congress, West Congress
Not a good review – I had such a bad experience here it took me tow days to just write a bad review about it.
Our waiter was awkward, obtrusive, and did not check on us or get us refills without us spending 5 minutes to call him over.
They served us salsa that was seasoned with black peppers, not real peppers. The chips were stale and cold.
The food was tex-mex, in it's lowest form. Not necessarily bad if you like to have a quick trip to the bathroom an hour later.
Oh, my favorite part was when our waiter dropped off our check (immediately after serving our entrees) and told us to pay up front, then reminded us that since he had taken care of us that we would most certainly remember to take care of him.
Are you serious? There are too many great mexican restaurants around to deal with the BS at this one.
Maybe I just had a bad experience, the lunch crowd seems to like it. I just say, go somewhere else.
Excellent – I have been there for every daily lunch special and have not been dissappointed yet. They have the freshest best-tasting salsa in Austin. I will also say that they serve the best MIgas in Austin as well! This is the most authentic Mexican food in Austin and the service has always been great. And yes, the avocado salsa is exceptional (if you like it hot!) and I love it!!!
great and autentic mexican food – first time in this restaurant food excellent great bakery and tasty beans i loved it i go back again . the servers were so nice oh my god those tortillas and fajitas this is like been in mexico try it
everything is excellent! – Great food! Every dish is a delight! The staff is courteous and very efficient. Never a wait to be seated. And easy parking in front! Imagine that!
Ask for their avocado salsa....so delicious!
The downside is the musical entertainment that is too loud for such a small space but they only play on weekends, thank goodness.
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Lil Duck Frame
Put a picture of your little cutie in this adorable duck frame! This project coordinates with other bright 'n cozy duck themed projects for your baby's nursery that you can find on our website.
Designed by Jean Kievlan for DecoArt® Americana®
Material List
- DecoArt Americana® Dura Clear Satin Varnish
- Plaid® ¼-inch Spouncer
- Loew Cornell® Chaco Paper
- Stylus
- Wood Frame, 5-inch x 7-inch
- ¼-inch Yellow Ribbon (8 inches)
- White Craft Glue
- Sanding Sponge
- Soft Cloth
Project Instructions
Seal wood frame with Dura Clear Varnish.
When dry, sand smooth. Wipe away sanding dust with a soft cloth.
Basecoat the frame Pistachio Mint.
Paint water area at bottom of frame Bahama Blue.
Add True Blue shading along top edge of water.
Dry brush additional shading horizontally across water.
Using Chaco Paper and a stylus, transfer three duck patterns to frame.
Paint ducks with a coat of Snow White. Let dry.
Paint ducks Cadmium Yellow and beaks Bright Orange.
Lightly shade edges of each duck and wing area with Bright Orange.
Thin Royal Fuchsia slightly with water, then dry brush it on cheek area of duck.
Dot duck's eye with Ebony Black. When dry, add a Snow White highlight dot to eye and to cheek.
If desired, paint saying "QUACK, QUACK" or child's name on the frame.
Use small spouncer to dot background with Bahama Blue.
Glue a Yellow ribbon bow to top corner of frame.
Use Chaco Paper to transfer the duck patterns to the frame.
Click button on bottom right to download duck pattern.


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SPIKE TVS THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER DELIVERS MORE MEN 18-34 THAN THE THREE MAJOR SPORTS ON CABLE COMBINED ON THURSDAY, APRIL 27 NEW YORK, NY, May 1, 2006 The fourth episode of Spike TVs hit series, The Ultimate Fighter 3®, out delivered more men in the hard-to-reach demographic of M 18-34 than the combination of the NBA Playoffs on TNT, the NHL Playoffs on OLN, and a marquee MLB match-up between the Red Sox and Indians on Thursday, April 27. The Spike TV telecast drew 799,000 Men 18-34 while the three combined telecasts drew 725,000.
SPIKE TV THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER Men 18-34: 3.05 rating (799,000)
TNT NBA Playoffs (Heat/Bulls and Clippers/Nuggets) Men 18-34: 2.1 (543,000)
OLN NHL Playoffs (Senators/Lightning and Red Wings/Oilers) Men 18-34: 0.4 (66,000)
ESPN2 MLB Baseball (Red Sox/Indians) Men 18-34: 0.4 (116,000)
In The Ultimate Fighter 3 episode, Team Ortizs Michael Bisping from Liverpool, England scored an impressive and thoroughly dominating first round victory over New Orleans native Kristian Rothaermel. Bisping, a light heavyweight, now advances to the semifinals which airs later this season.
About The Ultimate Fighter 3:
Sixteen of the best up-and-coming mixed martial artists from around the world have convened in Las Vegas in pursuit of one goal -- to be named the "ULTIMATE FIGHTER" and to be given a contract in the Ultimate Fighting Championship® organization. UFC legends and bitter rivals Ken Shamrock The Worlds Most Dangerous Man and Tito Ortiz, The Huntington Beach Bad Boy, train and coach the participating light-heavyweights and middleweights. The Ultimate Fighter 3 is hosted by Dana White, UFC President.
Craig Piligian of Pilgrim Films and Television, Frank Fertitta III, Lorenzo Fertitta, Dana White of Zuffa, LLC, and Kevin Kay of Spike TV are the shows executive producers. Brian J. Diamond is Vice President, Sports & Specials, Spike TV and Co-Executive Producer. Peter V. Symuleski serves as Executive in Charge of Production for Spike TV.
Spike TV, the first network for men, is available in 90 million homes and is a division of MTV Networks. MTV Networks, a division of Viacom International Inc.


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