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154 Krog St Ne Ste 200, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3030733.758617 -84.363863
Monday through Thursday 5:30-10
Friday and Saturday 5:30 - 11
Neighborhoods: Inman Park, Eastside, Eastside
Great atmosphere, service and an amazing double porter house and cowboy cut ribeye. They also have a lot of non traditional steakhouse sides like baked escargot and Asian meatballs!
Delightful and Delicious – This was absolutely amazing! Loved everything about it. Food, service, dining room was beautiful. Very welcoming and food was amazing.
Keep doing what you're doing! I had the veal chop oscar and it was perfectly cooked and amazing tasting. I want more!! My husband had the filet and of course, amazing as well. Can't wait to go back to try other options.
I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone and everyone I talk to. My husband and I are going to make this our date night spot, out of town guest spot, business dinner spot, special occasion spot...
Expected More, but still a nice night out – I had heard great things about this steakhouse. The ambiance and energy when you walk in is great, just what you would expect from a nice steakhouse.
The Filet Mignon was just ok. Nothing really wrong with it, but not a lot of flavor to it either. The jalapeno creamed corn was pretty good though. Creme Brulee was huge.
It was a lovely evening out, but doesn't hold up to the normal steak house expectation.
kevin Rathbun's Steakhouse – Best steak in Atlanta. I had the cowboy ribye. I always order medium rare but the waiter suggested with the tenderness of this steak medium was best. I went along with advIce. PERFECT steak and veggies. Best meal I've had n ATL!!!
Top Notch Chef Nails Upscale Steakhouse – Located a chip-shot away from badass Chef Kevin Rathbun's flagship namesake restaurant, Kevin Rathbun Steak is his foray into the steakhouse world located on Krog Street in the Old Forth Ward. Thick bone-in ribeyes, filets and T-bones for two are enjoyed with a carnivore's devilish smile under the very dimly lit lights of this beautiful rustic-meets-elegance space. Down-home sides paired with primo red meat and a big fat red wine? Good. Go.
Fine, but there are better high end steak places – I got a steak and my wife got the lobster. I really liked the steak, but the steak sauce was an additional charge which i felt was nickle and diming me (the steak sauce was good though). My wife liked the lobster, and it was a good portion, but she didnt rave about it. We had onion rings for an appetizer which were very mediocre. The mash potatoes were good, and the cream corn was average.
The inside itself is a very cool atmosphere, but it is EXTREMELY dark. I would recommend figureing out what to order beforehand, and it is so dark it was difficult to read the menu.
The price was on par with typical high end steak houses, and the food was god, just nothing special lie you could get for a similar price at Bones, Mortons, etc. etc.
Good steak – Steak, pure and simple, done right
Please work on the sides and please bring back that wonderful lemon scallop appetizer. I know it was a special, but it is so good and add it everyday or at least twice a week
Ala carte gets a little too pricey, so try and work on those prices, so I can come more often
good food, thanks
Great steak, but pricey – We selected the aged steak for 2, which was not really for two. Shared two sides which are separate from the 65.00 steak for two. Ticket was 110.00 . Not really worth the price, but definitely an experience to try.
Extremely disappointed – I was excited to receive a $100 gift certificate to Rathbun Steak. My husband and I went early on a Monday evening, ready for a wonderful experience. We were SORELY dissapointed, especially since I had heard such good reviews.
Not only was it rediculously DARK, it was very loud, so much so that my husband and I had trouble hearing each other, sittling right next to one another,
and the restaurant was only about 1/4 occupancy.
I work in the design rhelm, and I find it outrageous that someone thinks it is cool to design interiors that do not suit the intended purpose. If the servers need flashlights for the patrons to see the menu, IT IS TOO DARK! GET REALl!!!!! Form follows function.
We ordered a potato soup for a starter - SALTY
Steaks -- Rib eye and NY strip - SALTY (Mine had large pieces of salt on the steak)
Creamed spinach - so salty we could'nt eat it
Bread - SALTY
It is a shame when the only seasoning option used in this professional chef's kitchen, seems to be salt and LOTS of it.
The server, at my request, did take the spinach off of the bill, but it was still $82 dollars. Although I don't mind spending that kind of money and more, on a GOOD meal, this is not a restaurant that I will ever give a second chance.
We rushed through eating, as the ambiance was poor, it was loud, and the highly salted food left much to be desired.
By the way, I rushed home to drink several HUGE glasses of water! LOL
You have to try it – We found a table in the bar, ordered a bottle of champagne and split the steak for 2. The steak was incredibly tender and juicy and we enjoyed a few dipping sauces-- the blue cheese butter sauce was decadent and tasty. The side dishes-- scalloped sweet potatoes and zuchinni picatta were delicious but next time I will look for a healthier veggie option (if there is one to be found on the menu!) Due to the batter, the zuchinni tasted surprisingly like french toast, which actually wasn't a bad thing. We finished the meal with a toffee brownie sundae. Simple, homey and good. The waiter/bartender was very attentive throughout the meal and we enjoyed the liveliness of the bar. Kevin Rathbun seemed approachable as he spent some time during our visit greeting guests. Also although friends had advised that the restaurant is expensive, I did not feel the price for two dinners, dessert and a bottle of champagne was exorbitant.
Caveat - Great Food, Needs Better Organization – We went to Rathbun's Steak for a Saturday night, having made our 8:15 reservation the previous Tuesday. Upon arriving, the hostess told us we were one of many groups with reservations waiting for a table. Upon encouraging our party to crowd the bar, which was standing-room-only and full of reserved parties waiting for their tables, we waited till 9:15. The food was great, just like any top-quality American steakhouse, but with the variety of phenomenal restaurants in Atlanta, it doesn't make sense that this place should be making anyone wait who had reservation well in advance. I doubt Kevin Rathbun would have approved of the overcrowded bar that awaited seating, which just goes to show that the management needs to reevaluate their policies. The manager personally apologized, but had to censor the language of his hostesses, who made comments like "well, plenty of parties are waiting for their reservations" and "I don't know how long the wait for your table will be." I think we could all agree that the host/hostess should be honest, straightforward, and, most of all, positive with the clientele. To end on a positive note, the food was, again, incredible.
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This has prompted me to think a lot about my own education, from elementary school to high school. Admittedly, I do not remember much about my first six years of academics. The biggest memories I have of those times are social: my first crush for a girl named Betsy who even in second grade wore too much makeup; accidentally causing a friend to hit his head and the ambulance coming to the school to take to the hospital; and wearing my underwear outside my pants for the Tacky Dance at sixth grade camp. I do remember that my lowest grade was a C in take-home reading — to this day I still struggle to read in my free time — and that the cute girls only wanted to be my friend when they needed help with math.
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Through all of it, the consistent thread was one thing: me. I had a lot of teachers with a lot of different specialties. Some of them were men, some of them were women. All of them gave me different books to read and they gave me lots of different tests and assignments. Whether the teacher explained the material clearly or not, I still had to figure it out and do my best. That in itself was a valuable lesson I still carry with me.
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Sometimes the educational structure will be perfect, other times it will be flawed. Just like the workplaces I have inhabited since finishing school.
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If you have a 28 GPM pump and the Geo is using a max of 24 GPM, you should still have 4 GPM left for the shower. We need some more info on the well and pump. Do you know the depth of the well, water level, or the model number of the pump?
Hello all I am a newbie here:
I have learned a great deal of knowledge here and thanks to all.
My question?
I have an open loop system, 2 units, 3 ton upstairs, 5 ton down, cycle stop valve, when both systems are running I don't have enought water pressure to take showers upstairs, just a trickle.
Could I install a small pump/tank in the line to give more pressure?
How much water pressure does a deep well pump produce?
I forget to mention that I have a 28 gpm well pump.
The geo uses about 20 to 24 gpm
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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If you have a 28 GPM pump and the Geo is using a max of 24 GPM, you should still have 4 GPM left for the shower. We need some more info on the well and pump. Do you know the depth of the well, water level, or the model number of the pump?
Do not for sure but I think it is 280 feet deep, 1hp pump in well do not know water level
I hope this helps
A 1 HP, 25 GPM pump can only produce 24 GPM from 130' with no pressure. Even without knowing the water level in the well, I am sure you are running out of pump. A large pump in the well will produce more water and pressure, but will increase the pumping cost for the Geo system. You might consider a two pump system. Let the Geo be fed by the submersible pump at low pressure, and add a booster pump system to boost the pressure to the house.
Which cycle stop valve would I get to 20 psi for a side?
It is easy to take the air charge system out to use a bladder tank. However, if you have iron or something in the water the air system and galv type tank are needed.
I installed a heat exchanger one time when I did not have enough flow from the well. PM me with your email address if you are interested.
Hello Valveman:
back on this project. my heat pump, the compressor has gone bad, complete replacement is needed. you say it's easy to take out an air charge system and put in a bladder tank. how would i do this?
Usually just removing the above ground check valve will keep the air charge system from working, then you can install a bladder tank type system. However, if you still get air in the lines or if the pump comes on when no one is using water, you may have to pull the pump up a few feet and plug the bleeder orifice.
is there any way i could keep the 80 gal gav tank?
A CSV doesn't care if it is galv or bladder tank. But a bleeder orifice system needs to cycle to add air to a galv tank. With a CSV the pump may not cycle enough to add the needed amount of air. If you lower the bleeder orifice twice as deep in the well, then when the pump does come on it adds twice as much air per cycle, and a galv tank will usually work fine with a CSV.


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Christensen ˈkʁɛstənsn, is a Danish (and Norwegian) patronymic surname, literally meaning son of Christen, a sideform of Christian. The spelling variant Kristensen has identical pronunciation. Christensen is the sixth most common name in Denmark, shared by about 2% of the population. In Norway and Sweden the name can also be spelled Christenson or Kristenson. The numbers of bearers of the surnames Christensen and Kristensen in Denmark and Norway (2007): Immigrants to English-speaking countries sometimes have changed the spelling to Christenson or Kristenson. Christensen, as a person, may refer to: *Alex Christensen (born 1967), German musician *Anita Christensen (born 1971), Danish professional boxer *Bekim Christensen (born 1973), Danish cycle racer *Benjamin Christensen (1879–1959), Danish actor and director *Bent Christensen Arensøe (born 1967), Danish football player *Bo Christensen (born 1937), Danish film producer *Bruce Christensen (born 1948), American baseball player *Carina Christensen (born 1972), Danish politician *Carl Frederik Albert Christensen (1872–1942), Danish botanist *Carl Christian Anton Christensen (1831–1912), Danish-American artist *Carl Peter Hermann Christensen (1869–1936), last executioner in office for the government of Denmark *Carlos Hugo Christensen (1914–1999), Argentina film director and producer *Casper Christensen (born 1968), Danish comedian *Charlie Christensen (born 1958), Swedish cartoonist, best known for the strip Arne Anka *Christen Christensen (politician) (1826–1900), Norwegian military officer and politician *Christen Christensen (shipowner) (1845–1923), Norwegian ship owner *Clayton M. 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Payment is by check or credit card. PURCHASE ORDERS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Cash will be accepted on-site only.
*Please Note: A Purchase Order is not considered payment for CAST. We will not fax additional invoices for Purchase Orders. Payment must be received by the deadline in order to be eligible for the early discounts. Please plan ahead and request the correct amount of funds, according to the date by which it will be paid with a check or credit card.
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Early Bird Payment Deadline: 9/30/2013 ($120)
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Save money, time, and headache by making your hotel reservations through the STAT housing page. We book room blocks directly through hotels that we have personally inspected for quality and comfort in advance to ensure low rates for CAST attendees. Making your reservation through the STAT housing page also guarantees that your hotel is on the CAST shuttle route or in walking distance to the convention center.
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There are two registration options: registration by group with a group administrator or individual registration. If registering individually, you are responsible for your own fees. If you are registering a group, you are a group administrator who is responsible for the entire group's fees. Please determine whether or not you are registering individually or as a group before you submit your registration.
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Group registration means that only one person manages an entire group. This is the best option for schools, school districts and regions, because it allows everyone to be listed on one bill.
Each group will have one administrator that MUST be attending CAST. The group administrator will be the first conference registrant entered online. If you are registering a group please enter yourself first then add group members ("guests").
If you are in charge of the registration and payment of a group, but not attending, please DO NOT register yourself. Please only register your teachers and make sure you only enter your information as the Billing Contact. Also, please enter your e-mail address in the "Copy All E-mails To" section so you will receive all conference communications.
All additional sessions must be added through the group administrator (the first registrant of the conference within a group). If someone else has signed you up and you wish to add a session to your registration, you must contact them to add it for you.
If you do a group registration, please let the registrants know beforehand that you plan on adding them to your group. This is so that they do not register themselves later and so that they know their point of contact to edit their registration.
Note: Group administrators are responsible for the entire group registration.
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Individual registration means that you manage your own registration. You will be responsible for your payment and any changes you wish to be made to your registration. Individual registration is intended for people who are not paid for by a school district or organization. Should an individual wish to cancel, they are responsible for canceling their registration before the cancellation deadline, as well as covering the cost of any outstanding balance.
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Yes! The person who created the group registration is able to add additional group members. Sign back into your account with the confirmation number e-mail to you. Click "Modify" and click to add guest. The summary page will show who you added and the cost for the new guests. Once you click finish you will receive your new total.
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To register for additional sessions, return to the registration site and, if you are using the same computer that you used to register, it will likely remember you. If you are using another computer or if your session has reset, you would simply type in your first and last name, the email you registered under, and the confirmation number you received. If it is a group registration, enter the information for the group administrator (the first person who was registered in the group).
Once logged in to your registration, there is a menu item called Modify that allows you to modify your registration. This will take you through all the registration steps, but the system will remember what you have already selected, like the Full Conference Registration. Once you are done, it will give you the option to pay with a credit card or you can pay later by check or on site, if you prefer. It is recommended to pay ahead of time in order to avoid the lines on site.
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All registrants should receive confirmation within 5 minutes of your online registration. Please check your spam filter and make sure firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com are on your white list.
When will I receive my name badge in the mail? You should receive your name badges no later than one week before the conference if you register on or before the early bird deadline.
How do I know when early bird registration starts?
Registration will open for early bird on August 15. You will have until September 30 to register at the discounted price.
What happens if I miss the "early bird" registration date?
Early bird registration ends September 30, 2013. You can still register after the deadline, but you will be paying the advanced registration rate and we cannot guarantee that you will receive your name badge in the mail.
Please note: We do not accept purchase orders.
Faxing a purchase order alone is not enough to secure the discount. Payment must be received before September 30, 2013 to guarantee the discounted rate.
After September 30, registration will be billed at the advanced conference fee, and after October 24, registration will be billed at the regular registration fee. However, there should be nothing to worry about if you start planning ahead!
What happens if I need to add people last minute?
We accept registrations even until the last day of the conference. However, the fee for registrations received after October 24 is the full conference rate.
What happens if a session I registered for has been canceled? You will receive a refund for the session and an updated agenda.
Does the student price cover all three days of the conference? Yes.
I registered someone, but they canceled. Can I have a refund?
Refunds are given for cancellations until October 24th. Our refund policy states that once a reservation is made you will be charged a $25 cancellation fee. You will receive a full refund for any additional sessions you may have purchased, provided they are canceled by the deadline.
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MUNICH, Jan. 31, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Speaking at the 50th Munich Security Conference today, Raytheon International Inc. CEO, John D. Harris II, urged participants to consider new opportunities for greater transatlantic industrial cooperation, saying, "We need to pursue initiatives that deliver greater cost efficiencies in a way that maintains and improves our defense capabilities."
Harris made his remarks during a panel on the future of European defense, alongside serving and former European ministers of defense and the CEO of Airbus Group. He went on to say, "The prospect of more open, competitive markets resulting from a U.S. – EU free trade agreement represents opportunities, not threats, for European and North American defense companies. Jointly, we can set standards and serve as an engine to boost defense cooperation, globally."
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ST~Et:I' CF SENATOO MIKE HANSFIEID
TH:i) mESIDO.."T 'S FCREIGN POLICY RE through-out
the executive branch. Host of us agree that the lack of concentration of these
programs has resulted in waste end inefficiency. Observer aft0.r observer 1 com-mittee
after committee has reported that there are too many American agencies
abroad, too many American employees , with a resultinB duplication a.~d overlapping
of personnel. For instance, at the end of 1952 a Presidential mission headed by
the Secretary of Commerce reported:
There was an almost unanimous opinion that we have too many people
and too many agencies in Western Europe. \olhile we were most favorably
impressed with the high quality of many representatives of the United
States abroad, it would appear that their efficiency and morale are impaired
by the fact that there are too many people doing too many things.
Confusion and wasted effort are the result. France , and in particular
Paris, may be taken as an exampleo There are at the moment four men each
with the title of "ambassador" in Paris. French government officials are
approached on the same problem by different individual s each claiming to
have or perhaps having authority to act. The situation is duplicated in
practically every other country of Western Europe.
From my own experience I am convinced that consolidation of these agencies
operating in the foreign field is absolutely necessary. Last Nov~ber and December
as t he chairman of the Subconnnittee on Europe of the Foreien Affairs Committee, I
was part of a study mission to several countries of that continent. We saw es-sentially
the same situation as reported on by the Presidential mission--too many
Americans, doing too many things, and in the process creating resentment and wide-spread
confusion. In Paris alone, there were four Anbassarlors and three l a cr.ta.lyst in building up defense forces in
friendly countries. This buildup has enabled us to keep our own rnili tary
budget within msnaL~ proportions and has proved to be thus far a
deterrent to further Soviet q:gression, Fordgn aid1 perhaps more than
anJ~hing else, has provided vivid proof to ~he world that this country is
capable of rising wisely and effectively to the demands of world leadership
in tiMe of peace . But the demands of leadershjp also require us to knew
when to stop as well as when to start; wl!en to sense a chanee in a situPtion
that produces a change in the requir ements for deali~g with the situationo
It is not evidence of creative leadership but of the a~ser.cs nf it, if we
continue to work the same policy into the grow1d long after the time has come
to alter ito
As I have pointed out before, for eign aid is now approaching a point of
diminishing r eturns. Its constr uctive results have been declining and it has
begun to pr oduce r esentment and impatience both in thi s country and broad. The
negative effects are on the ver ge of out-weighing the positive. We will &ccomplish
little by continuing to reiterate slogans which in past yeers kindled real
enthusiasw in Europe and in Amer ica but ~hich now grate on the ear , We will
accomplish littl e by driving the P~erican people to do what they once did
willinely. And we will accomplish little by encouraging the proud and r.ble
people o1' free countries abroad to remain depC;ndent on us year after yeur . The
demands of leadership in this changing hour urge that the Uc s. take the initiative
and , together with other free nations, turn this one-way aid into two-way trade.
Hassive foreign assistance was desiructcd as a temporary, emergency measure;
it should never be allowed to become a per1aanent fixture of our foreign policy,
Nevertheless Mr ~ Stassen, Director of the Hutual Sect:=ity Program, recently said
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that the aid proeram might have to continue for ten years , and according to
press reports, President Eisenhower has also indicated the same belief. These
views are predicated on a continuance of the danger of communist aggression
for nt least that periodo
I cannot predict how long the Soviet threat will persist. It could endure
for decades . The fact that the totalitarian menance is likely to go on indef•
initely is all the more reas~~ to develop permanen~ solutions which will not
drain the .A!nerican econ..,my and which will not irritate both the giver and the
receiver by a prolonged one-sided dependenceo
If we really must co~ ..... inue foreign aid for a "·n::.le ~.vnger 1 then from the
point of view of eventual termination it would be much wiser to have it administered
by existing agencies. Anyone who is familiar with the workings of
government knows that the chances of foreign aid endang even after ten years
are remote if in the meantime we have permitted an independent bureaucracy to
If the program is administered by existing agencies , military aid could
be handled by the Defense Department and all other programs by the State
Department . These t•:o agencies are permanent departments which can add a
function without necessarily adding a new administrative superstructure and
who can surrender a function without completely abolishing themselvese
Centralization of this kind would also be much more efficient. At the
present time military aid, ~hich accounts for 80% of the Mutual Security funds ,
is already administered b,1 the Defense Department. The Mutual Security Administrator
coordinates, directs, and supervises the aido He in turn receives
policy guidance from the Sscretary of State. Hust "~e have this middleman?
Would it net be more effective to have the Defense tepa.rtuent coordinate
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directly with the State Department rather than having to go through the Director
of the Foreign Operations Adcinistration?
Aid prograos other than military could best be operated directly within
the Department of State. As it i s proposed, the chief duties of the new
Foreign Op~atione Administration will center on economic aid . To continue to
bouse the remnants of the Harshall Plan in a large independent s.gency cun serve
only to encourage unnecessary continuance of ec.onn~!c aid.
In this interiru stage of winding up our fore::.{;'l aid programs , we must aim
at increasing the centraliza+.ion which I have been r'escribing. Only in this
manner <'a."l the admini str at:..;·e f:-r:t.h be r emoved Elnd the p:-~z:·ams boiled down to
essentials . Only in this way cer. we gradually eliruj~ate ~gencics which are
dependent on the con·(.inuation of foreign aid programs for their existence.
The programs can be terminated, one by one at the p:-oper t~.me in an orderly
mnnner \'ithout losing sight of the human element, w.!.':.hout causing hardship to
thousands of civil servants who have worked ably and faithfully in these socalled
tempor ary agencies.
We should also aim in this inter im period at increas1.ng selectivity in the
distribution of foreign aid3 We should judge each program in each country on
its merits in terms of our forei gn policy needs. This year's mutual security
funds will be distributed among sixty countries. In fact about the only
countries which will not be receiving aid in one form or another are those in
the Soviet bloc , a few of the British common~ealth nations , and Sweden, Ireland,
Switzerland and Argentina. Are prograus necessary in 60 countries? We have
r eached the point where the discovery t hrt a nation is not r eceiving aid is front
page news.
Finally, during this interim period , tl!e grea-t; est cl'.allenbe to our leader-
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ship and to the President and his administration who exercise the responsibilities
of that leadership is to work out a rational successor to present one-way aidprograms.
We cannot for very much longer preserve the cohesion of the noncommunist
world with these programs. Nor can we preserve that cohesion without
an effective substitute. Unless this issue is met - and the proposed r eor ganization
does not equip us as effectively as it might to meet it - we will cast
away the solid gains in international stabil ity that have been made since the
great upheaval of World \~ar IIo
At the outset. I made cle~r that I would not oppose the Reorgani zation
Plans S'lb:nitted by the Pres.:-:le:ctc. But I want to tta~
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Villa Sanfelice (4 Star Hotels) Capri
Via Li Campi, 13 - Capri Tel. +39 081 8376122 , Fax +39 081 8378264
Capri, between the Piazzetta and Via Camerelle
Three reasons why you'll love it here
- A peaceful hotel in the very heart of Capri
- Hours of blissful relaxation by the pool
- You're within steps of the Piazzetta and Via Camerelle
A flower-filled garden, traditional island architecture, and heartfelt hospitality: all this and more awaits guests choosing to stay at Capri's Hotel Villa Sanfelice.
Historic hideaway
Right in the heart of the historic center of Capri, the hotel occupies an elegant island residence, the origins of which date all the way back to the distant 1645.
Just a few steps lie between Hotel Villa Sanfelice and the Piazzetta and Via Camerelle, the island's most glamorous shopping street
Classic Capri
Guests are received in the villa's large hall, characterized by floors paved in majolica, attractive cross vaulted ceilings and decorative stucco work.
The same features can be found in a number of the hotel's elegantly appointed bedrooms and suites, the windows and terraces of which overlook the garden or out across the roof tops of Capri.
Relaxation - island style
In Hotel Villa Sanfelice's garden there is a swimming pool with hydromassage facility, a solarium, and a snack bar serving tasty appetizers, light meals and drinks.
Villa Sanfelice facilities
Outdoor facilities
- Swimming pool
- Garden
- Park
- Rooms for families
- Free Wi-fi
- Air Conditioning
- Rooms for smokers
- Room service
- Minibar
- Safety deposit box
- Satellite TV
- Hair dryer
- Bathroom with bathtub
- Room with private terrace
- Treatments
- Massages
Food and drink
- Restaurant
- Cocktail bar
- Snack bar
- Reception 24h
- Pets allowed
- Car park
- Laundry
- Shuttle service (airport / city center / beach)
- Baby sitter
Villa Sanfelice
What travellers said about this hotel
Breakfast could be better. They should add more tables and improve the quality of the products used (for example, there was no fresh bread).
Anna F. and 5 others agree with this
Bedrooms are large, clean and comfortable.
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Although you can't see the sea, the view is still lovely: overlooking the hotel's garden of orange and lemon trees.
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Ideal hotel in which to experience the glamour of Capri without breaking your budget.
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The location is really central: at the start of Via Camerelle, the designer shopping street, and just steps away from the Piazzetta.
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The swimming pool area is lovely, the water is a nice temperature and sun loungers and beach towels are provided.
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I would definitely recommend this hotel. Really comfortable, with a great location and a fabulous swimming pool.
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3.7/5 rDev -7%
quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3 | $$
Well this is a grocery store so only certain things can be expected.
Quality is very very good for a grocery stuff. They have very limited quantities but the they have good Belgians, good Americans and pretty good British stuff. They also have some nice local stuff. A nice even split of good sixers and pretty good bombers.
Service is very good. Both times I've been here I was offered help by the same employee who was very nice, helpful and suggested a greta DIPA when I asked. A in my book.
Prices are right.
10-31-2009 01:05:47 | More by JoEBoBpr
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02-05-2014 15:23:16 | More by evilcatfish
3.46/5 rDev -13.1%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 2.5 | $$
Not much to say for atmosphere. It's a grocery store and it's busy. Really not a great vibe for beer shopping but convenient if you are there grocery shopping (I was not).
No problems with quality, everything in the joint seems fresh and with the high volume of people they have relatively quick turnover of products.
Can't speak about service really as I don't require much help. A young guy did ask if I was doing alright though so I suppose that counts as positive.
The selection is ok. The bottle selection is a little disjointed as most lines they carry aren't complete. I found a few things of interest but kept wanting one step more. It was exciting to see certain lines there, but disappointing again when I'd see only a few options.
Overall it's a decent place. I would revisit if I were in the area but I wouldn't go out of my way.
11-14-2011 22:27:44 | More by Goliath
4/5 rDev +0.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$$
Obvisously this is a large chain store, but they do have a very solid beer selection. Prices are reasonable to maybe a touch on the high side. From a selection standpoint, they have most of the popular craft brews and certainly a great selection of local ones if you're from out of town and looking for those. They do get some of the speacial, limited beers, and I've had some great luck finding stuff here when others were sold out, so much so that I call them after my fisrt go to is sold out. I've gotten BCS Vanilla, Charleville Box of Chocolate, and Firestone Walker Parabola all here.
06-30-2011 19:59:43 | More by tripelhops
4.03/5 rDev +1.3%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4 | service: 5 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $$
This Whole Foods has a selection like just about every other Whole Foods- which is to say, pretty solid. Good mix of locals, American, and foreign craft stuff. This is actually the #1 Odell acount in the area, so good spot for their stuff. The service here is always awesome; as soon as I come over to look at something, there's always someone to help me. Andy is now overseeing wine but he's been the beer guy here and is a super nice dude who really knows his stuff. It's Whole Foods, so the food costs a ton but the beer here is right in line with prices in the rest of the area.
05-18-2011 20:35:44 | More by phaleslu
3.7/5 rDev -7%
quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 3.5 | $$
As most reviewers have said, this is a pretty good place to get beer even though it is a grocery store. The selection is a little limited by space, but what they have is good. Nothing there really surprised me except a sixer of Lamar St (a Goose Island created brewed specifically for Whole Foods). They had some nice bombers and 750s of good stuff. Also, had some nice Belgians. One can also assume that most of the stuff is pretty fresh, since grocery stores have pretty good turnover (plus the place was very busy). I've seen grocery stores with larger selections, but the ratio of high quality craft brew was still pretty impressive. It's worth a stop if you wife has dragged you to go shopping at the many stores in the area.
02-19-2009 04:44:18 | More by zeff80
4.15/5 rDev +4.3%
quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | $$$
Quality/Selection- For a supermarket the selection is great. Honestly the selection is not huge but bigger than some of the quote on quote beer stores in the area. It seems that they stay up on a lot of the trendy beers. The store has a great selection of Belgian and Belgian Style beers from a lot of the American breweries that specialize in that. All the local favorites were there Schlafly, O'Fallon and even Charleville.
Service- The service was great there are a bunch of Beer Geeks that work there we hung out for a few minutes and talked about what was coming out soon. Beer places I should check out when I make my bi-monthly run to St. Louis. It was great to find these guys in a supermarket.
Food- N/A
Value- A little bit pricey but they do have a sale rack which was small but good. I picked up a bottle of Green's Trippel and Endeavor for $2.49 each.
09-14-2008 13:49:43 | More by MTNboy
4.7/5 rDev +18.1%
quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 4 | $$
I guess I may be a bit biased since I almost solely shop here for food. It more than gives me an excuse to buy beer, I mean, why not? The selection is great for what it is. It IS a natural foods store so if anyone expects a full blown liquor store is out of luck. They carry a number of quality domestics such as bells, flying dog, great divide, anchor, and now avery! The imports range from paulaner, to fullers, to Samuel smiths. It is a great go-to place and located smack dab in the middle of st louis. The stock is rotated and always fresh. I also notice new beers all of the time so each visit has me visting the beer cooler. The selection of glasses is top notch as well and they are quite cheap at $2 for most.
My only beef is that everything is refrigerated. Obviously this is better for the beer however my beer fridge isn't that big so I keep my stock located in my basement. I do not like having to chill an entire six pack.
02-27-2008 18:32:19 | More by hooliganlife
4.65/5 rDev +16.8%
quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
The best beer stop I have found in St. Louis. If you have the time, the staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. Sometimes, if you talk a little, there are goodies in the back that they will bring out if you know what you are talking about (Bell's Two Hearted minikeg). I have always found them to be a great resource. Their beer selection is also very good. I have found most things that I am looking for that I can get in St. Louis. I have been turned on to some really good beers by the staff of this place. And when you are done they have some good food too. My only gripe would be that things are a little over priced, but its an organic grocer in a large midwestern city dominated by Anheuser-Busch(...)
01-23-2008 13:57:37 | More by jbm5
4/5 rDev +0.5%
quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
The Whole Foods store on Brentwood is a regular beer stop for me. The bottles are never out-of-date, dusty, or skunked. A majority of the beers are in the cooler while the bombers, foreign beers, and special beers are on shelves.
Service has never been a problem. Help is usually available to answer any questions.
The selection is healthy but not huge. Domestically, you'll find a wide range of Bell's, Goose Island, Great Divide, New Belgium, Sierra Nevada just to name a few. The selection of Belgians includes Chimay, Rochefort, Duvel, Houblon Chouffe, and St. Bernardus. You'll also find beers from Germany, Canada, and Japan if you so desire.
Prices are on par with others in the St. Louis market.
01-20-2008 05:32:48 | More by Monkeyknife
Whole Foods Market in Saint Louis, MO
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STEUBENVILLE -- Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced tonight that two teenage girls were arrested late this afternoon on menacing charges for threatening the victim in the Steubenville rape trial.
The threats were made via social media.
"Let me be clear. Threatening a teenage rape victim will not be tolerated. If anyone makes a threat verbally or via the Internet, we will take it seriously, we will find you, and we will arrest you," DeWine said.
Detectives with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department alerted the Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigation to the online threats soon after Sunday's s sentencing hearing concluded.
The Steubenville girls, ages 15 and 16, were transported to the Jefferson County Juvenile Detention Center upon arrest.
The 16-year-old is charged with one misdemeanor count of aggravated menacing for threatening the life of the victim on Twitter. The 15-year-old is charged with one misdemeanor count of menacing for threatening bodily harm to the victim on Facebook.


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The Arid Dome features plants from North and South America, Africa, and even the Canary Islands. You will spot very colorful and boldly shaped cactus here. The Tropical Dome holds over 1,200 species of flora as well as some birds and iguanas. The rainforest plants and fruit trees here are, as one can imagine, quite colorful and diverse. The Floral Show Dome features five seasonal exhibitions each year.
The Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory is open every day from 9am to 5pm, including holidays. However, the Floral Show Dome is closed for about two weeks between exhibition changes. There is a pop machine, but try to eat before visiting or you may be looking longingly at some of the flora!
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