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When Ivy Callahan returns to her hometown as mayor, she doesn't expect much to have changed. But now her ex-fiancé is the town planner, the biggest business is closed, and the only store interested in Celebration, NY is a Megamart. On top of it all, the liaison for the big, bad, box store is Marcus Weaver, her childhood crush. And he's still as dangerously delectable as ever.
Marcus unwillingly spent his teens in Celebration with his vindictive, drunken uncle. As far as Marcus ...
When Ivy Callahan returns to her hometown as mayor, she doesn't expect much to have changed. But now her ex-fiancé is the town planner, the biggest business is closed, and the only store interested in Celebration, NY is a Megamart. On top of it all, the liaison for the big, bad, box store is Marcus Weaver, her childhood crush. And he's still as dangerously delectable as ever.
Marcus unwillingly spent his teens in Celebration with his vindictive, drunken uncle. As far as Marcus is concerned, the town's only use is to cement his rise up the corporate ladder. He needs that Megamart opened, and Ivy is his ticket. But the sexy, stubborn mayor could also be his downfall.
As the unemployed townspeople put on the pressure, Ivy needs to do something. With a fresh downtown-renewal project in the works, Ivy could stop Marcus and his Megamart before they kill the town's spirit. But with sparks flying between Ivy and Marcus, they each need to decide what's more important: their careers or their hearts.
Posted July 27, 2014
This was a cute story between Ivy and Marcus. I enjoyed both characters. Ivy was a spitfire, which I love. Marcus was hot, down to earth and seemed genuine. Any man who shows his emotion is one I will become a fan of. The supporting characters, for me, stole the show. Gramma as well as Ivy's parents were hilarious and delivered the swift kick in the rear that Ivy and Marcus needed at times. The story was a slower read but held my interest to the end.
I received this book in exchange for an honest review.
Posted July 26, 2014
Ivy Entwined, Laura Simcox
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I thought this sounded fun. It was one of those though that's an OK book, a decent read, well written and yet didn't quite make any more that that for me...I'm looking for drama, emotion, a storyline that tugs at me. I need to like the characters too and here I just didn't quite belive in them. Marcus seems to get the flack for deceit and yet Ivy was doing the same thing so I couldn't see why she was so righteous....
Clearly town planning in US is different to here in UK, as it takes years sometimes for new stores to get passed. We've had our own Megamart style battle here – all the same arguments trotted out as Ivy and co give against Megamart – it took fourteen years for Tesco to get permission in our town, and yet here in the book its done in days? Ditto the land sales/exchanges – here it takes weeks and papaers in mutliple copies, there its just a simple pop in to office and its done...Still, maybe its just artistic licence? Whatever it was, it lead to a feeling of unreality for me, when I need to feel the story is real. I did like the chemistry between Marcus and Ivy and that certainly brought some heat and action to the story and the twist at the end – I didn't see that coming.
Stars: three, its a decent read but not one to really get the heart racing for me. Still, if you like simple small town romance this could be a winner for you.
ARC supplied via Netgalley and Entangled publishing.
Posted July 23, 2014
Written with humor and a little raunchy on the language side, this book was entertaining. Ivy has good intentions for the town and her life but things don't always go as planned. The scene where she's in the kitchen, has been on the wrong side of a hammer, then the freezer door hits her on the head followed by the coffee grinder spilling all over her is so much real life. Haven't we all had those kinds of situations where everything seems to go wrong?
"He still sounded like a tool. Good thing she hadn't married
him because by now, he'd be taking a dirt nap and she'd be in prison."
Ivy Callahan is the new mayor of Celebration. She has big plans to revitalize the downtown area of Celebration.
Marcus Weaver is ready to invest in Celebration by bringing big box Megamart into town which will help with the huge unemployment rate.
Ivy and Marcus both want success for Celebration but don't agree with how to get there. They do agree that there is considerable chemistry between them and can't seem to keep from thinking about the other. Or keying their lips and other body part from bumping together.
The lies and complicated schemes abound and feelings are hurt multiple times. Both know the other doesn't want their plan to go through yet they are both surprised and hurt when overhearing it flat out. Why? A little depressing with so much anger and hurt and lies.
I enjoyed the humor in this book. I look forward to reading future books by Laura Simcox.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher.
Posted September 30, 2013
There were a lot of things to like about Ivy Entwined. The small town setting of Celebration, New York (somewhere near Syracuse) is charming and quirky. There's quite a few colorful secondary characters, many of whom will hopefully show up in future novels–Alberta Fields, former English teacher and town council member; Ronald Watkins, a business owner also on the town council; and Sherry, Ivy's administrative assistant, always make Ivy's job interesting, to say the least.
"Excuse me." Alberta waved from the front row. "Ivy?"
"Yes, Alberta? What can I do for you?"
Before Alberta could respond, the man sitting next to her rose and hoisted up his trousers. "We're out of doughnuts, aren't we? Always used to be three dozen at these meetings but Sherry only brought two dozen. Plenty of people here didn't even get one."
Alberta took a dainty bite of a pink-frosted doughnut and spoke around it. "That's because you ate three of them, Ronald."
"Put a sock in it, old bag." Ronald Watkins smoothed a hand over his comb-over hair and scratched his ear.
Alberta sniffed. "Ivy, I know the town council is supposed to sit in the reserved seats, but I find myself unable to concentrate on the business at hand." She heaved herself up and moved to an empty seat.
Ronald glared at her. "Good. Don't see why she's on the council anyway. Don't own any commercial property in town."
"Doesn't. She doesn't own, Ronald," Alberta snapped.
"That's for damn sure. And a good thing, too," he muttered as he returned to his chair. "Don't even see why we have to be here today. This ain't a council meeting."
Alberta leaned over. "We're here to support our new mayor. Now quit complaining."
Ivy let out a slow breath and turned to the woman behind her, who sat at a desk clicking a ballpoint pen. "Is that conversation going in the minutes, Sherry?"
Sherry, administrative assistant to the mayor of Celebration, rolled her eyes. "You want it to?"
"No. All I want is to get these heels off and flop in front of the TV," Ivy answered.
"You and me both, hon. I've been sitting here recording this mess for twenty years. Your dad always hated town hall meetings, too." Sherry drew a frowny face on the legal pad in front of her and then placed a large dot on the forehead. "That's a bullet hole."
Marcus's uncle Herman is another character who keeps everyone on their toes, especially Marcus. I loved the scene where Marcus, whose rental car reservation was messed up, has to make his triumphant (he hopes) ride back into town in the car Herman uses for his realty business (Weaver Realty is your nesting expert. Crooked stick-on letters on the truck tell you so). It has aged artificial turf on the roof, and a chicken we can only hope has seen better days is wired to the top. The doors stick, and to make things even more interesting, it stalls when you attempt an elaborate driving maneuver–like stopping for a school bus.
Ivy's grandmother Colleen is a hoot, and alternately acts as an instigating sidekick for both Ivy and Herman. Her Awful Christmas Sweater party makes for some laugh-out-loud moments, especially the descriptions of the attendees' attire.
I enjoyed both Ivy and Marcus as characters, and the idea behind the plot is a solid one–newly minted mayor of the town, desperate to save it from the downward spiral it's on versus the guy who's come back to town with dreams of opening a big-box store–which will probably ultimately hurt the town–and who also happens to be the guy said mayor was crushing on as a young teen. There's all kinds of push-pull factors going on with these two–their attraction to each other and Ivy's family's matchmaking on the one side against their opposing goals for Celebration and desire to make something of themselves–and the conflict they create is great.
All good things, and they kept me turning the pages.
Parts of the story didn't work as well for me, though. Both Ivy and Marcus seemed to flip flop quickly–too quickly, in some cases–between what they said they wanted and what they actually did, and it was a bit disconcerting. At times I felt as if I'd missed something because the shift felt so abrupt, but checking back in the book often didn't show me anything new to make the change make more sense.
The resolution is perhaps the best example of this–one of the characters suddenly does a complete turnaround from what they'd been working for nearly their entire adult life, ultimately deciding to go in a totally different direction. While I agree that it would have been nearly impossible for both Ivy and Marcus to get what they wanted here, professionally as well as personally, I'd liked to have seen more of the thought process that the character went through to justify the change. How did the idea occur to them? What did they have to do to achieve it, and how will it ultimately fulfill them more than the path they thought they were on? None of these things were made clear, and it left me unsatisfied with that part of the HEA. Without knowing their true thoughts, the "EA" portion feels up in the air–for now.
(Yes, the English teacher in me is cringing at the inaccurate use of pronouns in that pararaph. But gosh darn it, I'm not going to give any spoilers here, so she'll have to deal.)
That said, Laura Simcox assures us that we'll see Marcus and Ivy again in the series. Future novels set in Celebration might help convince me that this solution will ultimately work, and I'm more than willing to give them a chance.
Posted September 13, 2013
Celebration is a town with a lot of potential for romance among its quirky citizens. While Ivy and Marcus had a steamy and rocky romance, it didn't seem that believable. As she's supposedly resisting him, she's also kissing him at every opportunity. Then she's devastated by his "betrayal" when her behavior was just as bad, if not worse. This story just didn't grab me, but maybe future adventures in Celebration will be better.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted September 13, 2013
In a word this story is rather dull – it's one that's been done over and over again in Lifetime Christmas movies time and time again…sure the stories may have been flip flopped with the big wig aka Marcus being the female lead and the man aka Ivy being the small town hero returned, finding themselves thrust into a situation they never expected. Ivy and Marcus this time take the reins and run with the story. Whether it was Ivy doing everything she could to fight Marcus' pursuit of her romantically or her underhanded way of swinging the town council's vote away from Megamart? Or Marcus doing everything he could to pursue Ivy, deceive her family and the town, all the while trying to decipher his Uncle's semi-coded lies. The politics of the situation in this story is what turned me off more than anything, I found myself struggling to find something to latch onto – could it be the love triangle between Ivy-Marcus-Preston? Or Herman's drunkenness and the mystery of a "secret" he's hiding? Or Ivy's Mother and Grandmother's meddling in her relationship that make them endearing? I have yet to decide. In the end Marcus and Ivy's relations hip takes a backseat to the Megamart-Celebration-Parliament Bakery problems.
The author's style of writing and the detail in which she described everything in Celebration made it so that I could place myself right in the town square, inside the Callahan home, or in Herman's decrepit Victorian. She built a back story and history to the characters that tied them all together smoothly and integrated each history into the story and why each individual found themselves not wanting Megamart to come to Celebration. The story itself was told perfectly! I just wish that there was more to it than an overdone theme from just about every poor Christmas movie ever made.
Posted September 7, 2013
Ivy Entwined by Laura Simcox is a well-written story of love, lies, and deception. At first everything seemed rather straight forward as Marcus returned home to open a Megamart in Celebration, New York. Ivy had a crush on Marcus when she was young. After he returned to his hometown they were instantly attracted to each other. Does this storyline sound familiar or somewhat predictable? That's what I thought until things between Ivy and Marcus were complicated by lies, deception, an ex-fiancé, and residents who were opposed to change. The conflicts resulting from Marcus' and Ivy's professional versus personal goals were engaging. As such, I recommend Ivy Entwined to adults who enjoy novels filled with drama and romance. I received an E-ARC of Ivy Entwined from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Thank you.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted September 6, 2013
****Received ARC in exchange for honest review****
Ivy Entwined is different….it took me awhile to get into the story and there were still times I wanted to stop reading; however I'm one of those people who refuses to give up on a book. There were things about Ivy Entwined that I liked and things that I didn't. It was a cute story but at times it was just kind of boring. I enjoyed some of the characters a lot but the storyline did not fit my taste and that may be why I personally did not like it.
I give it 3 1/2 stars
Posted September 5, 2013
***Received from Entangled Publishing for an honest review***
Marcus Weaver returns to his hometown of Celebration, NY, for one reason: build a Megamart there. He left Celebration years ago with no intention of ever returning. After all, why would he go back to a place filled with bad memories? Yet his drive to climb the corporate ladder does just that. He figures there might be a little opposition to building a big box company like his there, but he doesn't count on the opposition coming from Ivy Callahan, the former mayor's daughter who just happens to be Celebration's current mayor.
Ivy's return to Celebration comes on the heels of her father suffering a heart attack. As the town's new mayor, she knows she has her work cut out for her. There's a shortage of jobs and a high unemployment rate she needs to tackle first, which is hard to do when the city council is in shreds, her ex-fiance is the town planner, and the only man with a seemingly sound enough plan to help provide good-paying jobs for the good townsfolk of Celebration is her high school crush, Marcus Weaver.
This was a delightfully hilarious romance. I loved Ms. Simcox's humor that translates into the narrative, thoughts, and dialogue of the characters. It helped me appreciate small town life, which could have easily been overshadowed by small town politics. But in a place where everyone knows everyone, and secrets are unheard of, small town politics and drama are going to be more obvious than if the story had been set in a big city somewhere.
I enjoyed watching Marcus and Ivy's relationship develop despite their backgrounds, their agendas, and the forces working against them. And I really liked how the chemistry between them went from sparks to a red-hot fire.
While "Ivy Entwined" isn't a book I'd normally read, I'm so glad I said yes to reviewing it. Thank you, Ms. Simcox, for bringing to life amazing characters who have an equally amazing story that just had to be told.
Posted August 30, 2013
Celebration, a small town in New York, has been hard hit by the loss of their major business, Parliment Bakery. Ivy Callahan, the new mayor, is trying to revitalize the downtown. Marcus Weaver, who lived here when he was in high school, has come to save the town by building a Megamart. This is not what Ivy or the town want. They may be at odds over the Megamart, but their attraction is to hot to ignore. Can you mix business with pleasure? Nothing is ever simple when love and duty collide. I love Ivy and Marcus. They are both feisty, determined and honorable. When they are together sparks fly and romance is in the air. The people in this small town are real and very engaging. I laughed out loud when Marcus arrived in town in his Uncle's chicken car and ended up pushing it down to city hall. What a first impression! Ivy Entwined is tender, touching and very funny. This book is a keeper. Laura Simcox has a wonderful way with words that captivates that reader.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted August 28, 2013
This book made me wish I lived in a town like Celebration. This book made me smile and laugh.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted August 27, 2013
I don't read a lot of contemporary romance, but I am very glad I got the ARC of Ivy Entwined! There were definitely some steamy moments, but, more than that, there was a really good story with a lot of heart and warmth to it. I tend to stay away from a lot of contemporary romance because I find that it can be too neat, too easy, too "woman needing a man," too clean, too "boy meets girl and gets girl" for my taste. I liked that this book wasn't like that. The characters were flawed as people, dropped the f-bomb, made mistakes and had their skeletons in their closets. In other words, they were real. Ivy didn't need Marcus, but wanted him. They made bad choices, questionable choices. They weren't perfect, cookie-cutter people and I loved that.
This is most definitely a character-driven story in my opinion. Even aside from the main characters of Ivy and Marcus, there were any number of supporting characters that were truly that... characters. Marcus' uncle Herman was completely NOT a likeable character, but he was memorable. He was a character that made me uncomfortable because he reminded me of someone I know in my own life, but that made him that much more real as a person. Colleen, Ivy's grandmother, was hilarious, dropping the f-bomb every chance she got! I loved her because she loved life, lived it, and didn't give a damn what anyone thought of her.
The one character that truly annoyed me to death was Preston. He was an arrogant jerk who couldn't manage his own life much less anyone else's. His overbearing, assuming attitude drove me insane, as did Ivy's seeming inability to set him straight. That is one thing that I wish she had done more of in the book because letting him get away with some of what he did seemed out of character for her.
On a side note, being from upstate New York, I enjoyed the Central New York references throughout the book! My own hometown could have been Celebration, NY.
Things to love about Ivy Entwined...
--The characters. As I said, they were flawed, real people.
--Colleen. I want to be her when I grow up!
Things I wanted more of...
--Marcus family. I can't go into this without spoilers, but I would like to know more about them. Maybe in future books?!
My recommendation: A fun read that had me alternately laughing, crying and wanting to smack someone! A must read!
Posted August 26, 2013
Good Book!
Ivy Entwined is a delightfully written book that keeps you engaged from beginning to end. The story is nicely paced and the characters are well developed and likeable. The grandmother, Colleen Callahan, is especially memorable because her cursing and antics are absolutely hysterical.
After four years of managing a retirement home in Arizona, Ivy Callahan moves back home to the small town of Celebration, New York. Her dad, the mayor, recently suffered a heart attack and had to step down. Ivy was voted in and now the town's problems are hers as well. To complicate matters, her ex-fiance is the town planner, unemployment is at an all time high because the biggest business in town closed its doors, and until she can find a place of her own, she is living with her parents and her verbally expressive grandmother. In addition, the guy Ivy crushed on all through high school has come back to Celebration with the intention of opening a Megamart, which if approved, would completely destroy what's left of the the downtown district.
Sexy Marcus Weaver is not a huge fan of his hometown. He lived with his always drunk mother in a trailer-park until she died. At the age of fourteen, he went to live with his Uncle Herman, a constantly drinking, crotchety, ornery man, that thought of him as nothing but a hindrance. Needless to say, Marcus couldn't wait to leave Celebration. He worked very hard to become the successful businessman he is today. Building a Megamart is his dream. Unfortunately for Marcus, the new mayor and town council have other ideas in mind to bring the town back to economic prosperity, and a giant discount store is not one of them. However, Marcus is a fighter and a master negotiator and he will do whatever it takes to get his Megamart on the map.
The instant Ivy and Marcus see each other again there is an immediate chemistry. Working together almost daily to rebuild the town, rekindles Ivy's feelings and arouses Marcus's. They share an amazing kiss or two and sparks ignite. Their night of passion is mind-blowing and what was once lust is evolving into love. However, at times, Ivy and Marcus are secretly deceiving each other to get what they want, which turns them into emotional wrecks. Luckily, love conquers all.
I enjoyed this book. There are many twists and surprises throughout the storyline that keep you on the edge of your seat. I look forward to reading more from this author.
Posted August 27, 2013
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Cinema Audio Society Plans Tribute to Stefan Kudelski at 49th Annual CAS Awards Dinner, 2/16
Stefan Kudelski, inventor of the first portable professional recorder, the renowned "Nagra", passed away 26 January in Switzerland. Kudelski, 84, was the founder of the Kudelski Group.
In 1983, Kudelski entered the hall of fame of motion picture and television by receiving the John Grierson InternationAl Gold Medal, joining luminaries of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers that include Louis Lumière, Thomas Edison, Lee de Forest, George Eastman, Walt Disney, Samuel Warner, Léon Gaumont, Ray Dolby and Vladimir Zworkyin.
In the course of his career, he was awarded numerous distinctions including Oscars from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1965, 1977, 1978 and 1990, two Emmy Awards from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in 1984 and 1986. He was also Doctor Honoris Causa from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) since 1986.
"The Nagra recorder was the mainstay of production recording for over 50 years and revolutionized both production and post-production workflows," said Cinema Audio Society President David E. Fluhr, "and the worldwide sound community mourns the passing of Stefan Kudelski. It is fitting that as we award the latest in Technical Achievement for production and post-production sound, we pause and remember this pioneer of the sound community."
The tribute will include rare video footage of an interview with Kudelski by CAS member Omar Milano, as well as personal recollections by Tomlison Holman, CAS. OscarÒ winner for his THX loudspeaker system, Holman visited many times with Kudelski in Switzerland and corresponded with him since 1983.
"I used the Nagra in all iterations from the Nagra III to the Nagra IVs in analog, to the Nagra D and D2 in digital," said CAS Career Achievement Honoree Chris Newman. "The Nagra III absolutely revolutionized the way we made films in the late 50's and early 60's."
The 49th Annual CAS Awards will be held on February 16th in the Crystal Ballroom of the historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Besides Technical Achievement Awards in production and post-production, awards for Outstanding Sound Mixing will be presented in six categories. During the Awards, special honors will go to Chris Newman as the CAS Career Achievement Honoree and the CAS Filmmaker Award will be presented to Jonathan Demme.
Photo Credit: Stefan Kudelski poses with the Ampex-Nagra VPR-5 portable recorder in an undated photograph. Photo Courtesy of the Kudelski Group.
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March 8, 2013. At the Quiapo Church, Juan Dela Cruz (Coco Martin) approached his foster mother, Belen Gonzales (Gina Pareno) and informed her about his decision to continue being a vigilant. Juan explained why he wanted to continue being a vigilant but Belen was not convinced by him. Belen won't allow Juan to be a vigilant because she knows it will risk the life of Juan. Later that time, Juan saw Samuel Alejandro (Albert Martinez) who was in the place where he was almost kidnapped by a group of syndicate. Juan offered his help to fix Samuel's tire and did not ask something in return. During that time, Samuel and Juan talked about Samuel's eagerness to meet the vigilant who saved him from the syndicate. Meanwhile, Mikael Reyes (Aaron Villaflor) visited Rosario Galang (Erich Gonzales) at her flower shop. Mikael checked on Rosario's condition, making sure that he won't be bothered by Rosario anymore. Rosario, on the other hand, was not glad to see Mikael because she knows that Mikael is a bad guy. Rosario even tried asking Mikael to apologize to her but it was no use. After awhile, when Mikael already left, Juan approached Rosario and asked why Mikael was there to see her.
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1900 University Ave
Austin, TX 78705
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Contemporary American
$31 to $50
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Carillon Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(512) 404-3655
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30am to 10am
Saturday and Sunday: 7:00am to 11:00 am
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am to 1:30pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm; reservations are available thru Open Table for dinner only.
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, Fusion / Eclectic, Vegetarian / Vegan
Executive Chef:
Josh K. Watkins
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Private Party Facilities:
The Carillon has 7 Private dining rooms available for groups ranging from 4 people to 80. These are available to the public for breakfast as well as dinner.
Private Party Contact:
Lauri Taylor (512) 404-3689
Special Events & Promotions:
We look forward to having your family join us for our
Spring Sunday Brunch, April 20!
Seatings are available from 10:30am-2:00pm
$65++ adults, $19.95++ kids 6-12, 5 and under are free
Treat Mom to a sumptious buffet on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11 Seatings available from 10:30am-2:00 pm
$65++ adults, $19.95++ kids 6-12, 5 and under are free
Moms will receive a beautiful rose when they arrive for brunch.
Getting there
Cross Street:
MLK and University Avenue
Public Transit:
Located south of UT campus.
Taxi stand located outside restaurant.
Shuttle bus available for hotel guests.
Hotel Parking
Parking Details:
Discounted valet available as well as free self parking with validation available in the restaurant.
A word from Carillon Restaurant
The Carillon is a New American Grill featuring familiar food with a refined twist. Rated 4 stars by the Austin American-Statesman and repeatedly included on Austin food critics' best lists, The Carillon provides a sophisticated and relaxing dining experience for all occasions. Our award-winning
culinary team, led by Executive Chef Josh Watkins, masterfully creates dishes with local, fresh, and seasonal produce and organic, grass-fed or free-range proteins. The Carillon offers a bountiful lunch buffet (Monday - Friday) and a renowned dining experience Tuesday – Saturday evenings. Whether it's an 'a la Carte' dinner or a prix fixe/chef tasting menu accompanied by masterfully paired wines off our award winning wine list, The Carillon is the capital's best kept secret.
Located on the southwest corner of the UT campus at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center, The Carillon delivers an impressive and memorable experience. We look forward to seeing you soon.
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Husband and I had one of the best
meals we have had in the past 10 years. Service was wonderful, excellent wine list and sommelier, 4 course dinner allowed us try a variety of choices. The attention to detail on every level is very impressive. We highly recommend this restaurant and are looking forward to returning soon."
Dined on 7/9/2014
We loved the whole experience. We
went for my partner's birthday. The Host asked if the evening was a special occasion and upon learning about the birthday, poured a glass of complimentary champagne for us We selected the 4-course and relied on the waiter for suggestions. He asked questions about our preferences and allergies. We had 8 courses to choose, and with his help, they were all fantastic! Ahi crudo, Grilled quail, mero, carrot risoto, scallops, a cheese plate with 3 excellent cheeses and 2 desserts a pineapple something with basil sorbet, and a goat cheese croquette! YUMMY!! The entire evening was wonderful, food was great, staff was very attentive but not intrusive. We will definitely return."
Dined on 7/8/2014
From the greeting, to the last
bite the experience all in all was great! Love the open kitchen!! Plating was nice, and food tasted amazing! Hamachi was my favorite!! The server was a little pushy when we didn't order two entrees, I understand upsaling but we were there for a lite dinner! He was still friendly thou!"
Dined on 6/28/2014
Not to be snarky about Texas, but
we were astonished by the quality and presentation of the food here, the friendly, attentive service, the understated elegance of the room, the civilized ambiance, and the soothing peace and quiet of the entire experience. If you are heading to Austin and love excellent, imaginative food, go to Carillon."
Dined on 6/27/2014
I was there for SXSW and after a
long day, it was great to have a very nice meal paired with great wine."
Dined on 3/7/2014
We love going to Carillon for a
special event, birthdays, anniversaries. Always enjoyable, food wonderful and staff special."
Dined on 6/24/2014
I typically think of restaurants
inside hotels as being predictable and uninteresting. This one is just the opposite. Amazing food done and served in a creative and interesting fashion. We were going to an event and didn't have a lot of time. The restaurant is set up with multi course options sound accommodated our needs very well. I can't wait to go back when I have more time so I can enjoy the multi course options. Certainly one of the best restaurants in Austin."
Dined on 6/21/2014
Quiet, cozy, low light, well
dressed serve staff, well trained serve staff, delicious food, well timed food service, wonderful wine selection… I could not have been happier! The chef is creative employing flavor combinations that make your tastebuds dance. Have already recommended to several friends."
Dined on 6/13/2014
Even if it is a bit hidden within
University of Texas, Carillon's food is excellent and the space is gorgeous with its high ceilings and rounded archways. The service that night seemed a bit clumsy, even with only few people in the restaurant. We found it a bit strange that the staff would sit a single diner at a table directly next to our table even though there was no one else in that section. A visit to Carillon requires some planning if you do not have a vehicle, due to Austin's notable lack of public transportation."
Dined on 5/9/2014
Our waiter, Eric, was amazing at
helping us with the food selections! He was very knowledgeable and gave us the best advice for the wonderful pairing of foods! It was a beautiful evening for the best food and the best service we have had in a long time!"
Dined on 6/4/2014
The entire experience at The
Carillon was exceptional. From the time we were greeted and seated by maître d John to our final sip of coffee, we were treated to excellent service by the entire staff and our server Carolyn. Chef Watkins' menu concept and execution of the dishes by the kitchen was delicious. The Carillon and the staff are great. We'll be back."
Dined on 6/6/2014
Every dish our table ordered was
delicious! We all had the four course tasting and chose a variety of dishes so that we could try a lot of things on the menu and none of the dishes disappointed. The service was fantastic. They all worked as a team to cater to us and make sure we had a memorable dining experience. The chef even sent out a complementary amuse bouche which was a perfect start to the dinner. It was a delicious cucumber avocado soup that was a perfect setup for the food that was to come. Highly recommended"
Dined on 6/7/2014
Furnishings were like the food:
unusual, functional, understated. Wine list was daunting until the author of said same offered his assistance. Great wine with very creatively constructed, meticulously prepared and served food selections. Pace of service was just a tad slower than expected but this may have been by design to support an unhurried special event."
Dined on 6/6/2014
Our son made a reservation for us
as we are new to Austin. We were celebrating our anniversary and he made it extra special with this reservation! The food was wonderful! We would recommend to anyone looking for great food and enjoyable dining experience!"
Dined on 6/6/2014
Incredible service, superb food
and top notch cocktails. We all got the prefix choose 4 dishes for $50 and shared. I don't think any of us had a bad bite of food all night. The staff (from the maître de to the waiter to the food runners) was just amazing. Very knowledgable and attentive without being annoying. Professionals. We will definitely be back for a special occasion in the future. "
Dined on 6/6/2014
I love this place! We opted for
the four course meal and were not disappointed! It was the perfect amount of food even though the waiter said the courses are small. The pork belly was unbelievable and the New York strip was amazing! Dessert was on an entirely different level than the already excellent entree. I ordered the chocolate ganache which was covered with a layer of peppermint and chocolate rocks. I will definitely return to his hidden gem of a restaurant. "
Dined on 6/4/2014
No doubt one of, if not the best
dining experiences I have ever had. I would have to think long and hard to recall something that wasn't absolutely perfect. I did the four course meal, starting with grilled romaine which was fabulous. Followed that with the Steak Tartar, then moved on to the Meso which was an excellent Sea Bass dish and then tried the Lamb chops. For desert, I had a goat cheese croquet with Sorbet -- I'm not much of a desert person, but this was really mild and not too sweet which was very enjoyable to me. The waiters were great, so very considerate and knowledgeable and the atmosphere was delightful, very nice for a special evening with whomever you are there with. I can not recommend The Carillon enough. Please go! "
Dined on 5/29/2014
We went there for our daughter's
graduation and the food was not up to what we expected for the price. The steak our son ordered was woefully undercooked."
Dined on 5/10/2014
This was our first time at
Carillon and it was outstanding. The service we received from Oscar and the maitre d was excellent. The maitre d came and talked to us after the meal and when he found out that my husband's birthday was in a few weeks he poured us each a glass of champagne. The interior is so tastefully done, with a real sense of history. The food was really top notch from the Thai Hamachi to the lamb, then an excellent cheese course and chocolate ganache dessert. It was a very lovely, grown-up meal."
Dined on 5/28/2014
We really enjoyed our evening at
Carillon. The 4-course menu was perfect!"
Dined on 5/22/2014
We were very excited to try Chef
Josh Watkins' food for the first time and it did not disappoint. The flavors and textures were thoughtfully exquisite without being fussy. We will definitely be back to celebrate special occasions."
Dined on 5/20/2014
A huge thumbs up to the lovely
Carillon Restaurant in the AT&T Center, the nicest place to eat anywhere near the UT campus! This is not your typical hotel restaurant, but a beautiful and serene oasis on the UT campus w/ a sophisticated menu. Each of our courses was creative and delicious and truly one of the best meals I've had in Austin...and I've been eating here all my life! The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, accommodating and friendly. It is a calm place that is great for groups or those wishing to have an elegant meal and actually hear each other talking. It would a wonderful spot to celebrate a special occasion! "
Dined on 5/17/2014
This is one of our favorite
special event restaurants. The food is always top notch, the atmosphere is quiet and elegant."
Dined on 5/17/2014
I highly recommend this
restaurant. The large arches and open kitchen set the stage for a lively dining experience. We began with the hamachi that was unbelievable. Then i moved to the grilled romaine salad and rack of lamb. Others at the table had Mero, prawns or NY Strip ( I tried a taste of the strip and it was fabulous). Several chefs cook the products well, what distinguishes this place is the sauces. They added some much flavor, but not over powering, that we were still talking about it the next day. We paired this with a great Syrah from Shafer called Relentless that perfect. I give high praises for the chef, wait staff and experience. My only complaint is they didn't have espresso, but I'm still coming back!"
Dined on 5/15/2014
Great food, well prepared and
innovative. Great atmosphere. Perfect atmosphere for conversation. Attentive -- but not too attentive -- service. Overall a wonderful experience. A gem inside the UT hotel!"
Dined on 5/7/2014
My husband and I had a fabulous
dining experience while celebrating our 30th anniversary. The food, service and ambiance were all excellent. This was our first time at this restaurant and we will go back. "
Dined on 5/3/2014
It is a very nice place, with
delicious food. I had some friends visiting from another country, and everybody was very pleased and impressed. My only complain is that the 5-course and 7-course dinners were not available. It was a big disappointment. I work in UT and went during the day to ask -in person- about these menus and I was offered the option of these 5 and 7 courses. Unfortunately, it was a slow night and the restaurant decided on the spot to have only the 4 course menu. The quality of the food was great, and at the end was a very pleasant experience. We have to come back to try the other options. We ended up paying 560 for 6 adults, including some nice California wine and cocktails. We felt that it was a great deal!"
Dined on 5/2/2014
After due diligence hunting for a
great place to dine while stopping in Austin for one day of business, we choose Carillon (Named after the bells in the UT bell tower) at the UT conference center. Everything on the menu sounded great so we went with the 7 course chef tasting. I really appreciated the regional influences throughout the meal. Our table had a kitchen view; the team worked quietly and efficiently ( no television theatrics here) to present our meal with enough time to savor each presentation and enjoy conversation, but not so long between courses to loose our appetite. The whole staff was knowledgeable and personable. The service was superb. This is one UT destination this Aggie will visit again."
Dined on 4/23/2014
We dined there the first week of
their new tasting menu. The new menu was a great surprise. Lots of fun. The pricing was a bit expensive, but we expected this, and it was worth while."
Dined on 4/4/2014
This was probably the best dining
experience we've ever encountered. We did the four course dining and it was perfect. Very romantic setting. The staff was amazing and the food was even better."
Dined on 4/4/2014
The quality of ingredients and
skilled applied to them at Carillon is impressive. This is a great choice for a relaxing fine dining evening. We chose the 7 course option, it took about 3 hours. We enjoyed every bit of it. Fantastic fine dining experience."
Dined on 4/4/2014
Food overall fantastic. As New
York City foodies (food snobs I suppose) we were impressed. Mero to die as was the porkchop, mussels, bacon and eggs and hamachi. Even the spinach salad was lovely - not overly dressed, great combo of the toasted pecans and maple. Only downside was the dessert. While stunning appearancewise, both failed on taste. Sponge cake bland and overwhelmed by the sorbet. What they called panna cotta was so not -- and very bad with the blue cheese. Overall though, no complaints as the rest of the meal was amazing."
Dined on 3/28/2014
An outstanding dining experience.
My wife, a friend and I ate here before a concert in the area. My wife had the miso marinated mero and loved it. My friend had the N.Y. strip steal and asked for it medium rare; he thought it was a little too rare and said he would probably ask for it medium if he had it to do over. I had the pork chop with cherry polenta; the pork chop was very good as well. We shared a bottle of Ben Marco Malbec which was good enough that both my wife and my friend commented on how much they liked it. For dessert, we had the panna cotta, crème brulee, and the chocolate and banana terrine. And, once again, were excellent. In addition the service was superb; attentive but not obtrusive. Excellent knowledge of the menu."
Dined on 3/29/2014
This is my absolute favorite
Austin restaurant! I love it even more that most people haven't heard of it. It is a true gem! We have been on three special occasions and plan to continue to do so."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Their mero is a great fish dish
and very unique. Even the spinach salad was memorable. The option to select 3 dishes for $50 is great value. Loved the crab salad, the smoked pork chop. Service is great from the host (John, I think) all the way through. Very gracious. Corn fritters for dessert yesssss please. Wine selection superb and well priced."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Whenever we take in an exhibit at
the Blanton, it is an "excuse" to dine at Carillon. Although the high open area is not the coziest, the staff is amiable and the room becomes welcoming. The food shows an art too, without being excessively avant garde. They know that a good steak should be cooked to perfection(seared with a delicious rub) . The accompaniments on my plate, humble broccoli and fingerling potatoes, were so tasty. The escabeche also was the best pickled vegetables ever. I did not ask the others at my table if they enjoyed their meals as I could tell from the silence that all were immersed in their own foodie heaven. Dessert of corn fritters on lime curd, like donut holes, and salted butter ice cream was outstanding."
Dined on 3/20/2014
The food at this restaurant is
absolutely stellar. From the Amuse Bouche all the way through to the dessert corn fritters our taste buds were treated to the most decadent flavors. The lamb was probably the best entree I have ever consumed in my life. My partner and I now have a newfound love for food after this night. The waitstaff were very friendly and prompt, and the sommelier was very knowledgeable and helped us pick out the perfect wine to pair with our food. I would eat here every day if allowed."
Dined on 3/18/2014
The food was excellent, the first
courses are very nice and presented so nicely followed by the main courses. The Caesar salad was superb. The scallops and sea bass were also very tasty"
Dined on 3/13/2014
This was truly one of the best
meals I've ever eaten, and my husband felt the same way about his selections. All of the food was prepared perfectly, and the plates had a delicate balance of flavor that you rarely run across. The meats and fish were outstandingly fresh and tender. The cocktails were made to order - fabulous. The service was excellent as well. If I could make suggestions about The Carillon, it would be that the wine/bar list is unnecessarily huge and overwhelming (and we are wine people), and the service is a bit formal and stiff. I understand the service being what it is - if it wasn't that way, snotty people might complain. But I think it's Austin and people want a little humor with their meals."
Dined on 3/12/2014
This is one of our favorite
restaurants in Austin that absolutely always delivers an incredible dining experience. The service is extraordinary, John remembers us and our favorite table. Patrick always has a special wine to recommend and if you are lucky enough to have Oscar as your waiter you will have amazing service Josh's team delivers creative dishes that will have you coming back for more. Highly recommend"
Dined on 3/8/2014
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Ratings based on 437 Verified Reviews
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4.6 Room cleanliness
4.4 Service & staff
4.5 Room comfort
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for Everyoneby A verified traveller from London
Nice hotel with very well location.Posted 27-Jul-2014
Pros: Good selection of breakfast and good size bedroom with lovely bathroom facility.
Location: Close to the main railway station which makes it convenient to travel to main attractions of Milan.
Good service at the reception. Very clean and well maintained room. Good breakfast service by staff.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Excellent city hotelPosted 20-Jul-2014
Pros: Hotel is all you would expect from a business/leisure hotel and great value for Milan. Nice touch of free mini bar with soft drinks very welcome on ar
Cons: No
Location: Don't miss Milan Central Rail Station an impressive building & extensive retail on your door step.
Great hotel about 200 metres from Milan Central station if you use the correct exit & ignore Google directions. Follow signs for main taxi ranks & you can see the hotel across the street. Four stops from Duomo on Metro yellow line euro 1.50 single for downtown shopping etc..
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from USA
Posted 16-Jul-2014
Very nice hotel next to Milano Central station. You can walk to the hotel very easily with your baggage from the central station. The hotel staffs are very professional, the facilities are excellent, breakfast also wonderful. It's in business area, but you can go to sight seeing spots, shopping are by Metro, to the airport by Malpensa express train or shuttle bus.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from Los Angeles, USA
Right across from the train stationPosted 14-Jul-2014
Pros: Clean and comfortable
Cons: To include breakfast
Location: Great location, easy to hop on public transit.
Very convenient location, literally across from the train station but not noisy at all.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Nice hotel close to the stationPosted 04-Jul-2014
Cons: AC system operation.
Across the street from the train station ergo easy access from the Central station. Hotel offers large rooms even for 3 people. Slightly older property but the rooms and bathrooms are clean and maintained. BEds were very comfortable. Breakfast was okay except for the runny scrambled eggs. Though we had booked an additional day room due to late evening checkout(8 PM), staff suggested that they would have offered one at half price given they get frequent requests for the same. We could not cancel ours as it was prepaid. That was very kind of them to offer never the less. Wifi works great when we got it functional(got to keep the TV on). Getting the AC to run was a challenge for reasons I could not understand. Keys to one of our rooms would not work and we had to use the floor staff to help every time to get the door opened. Room 714.
for Everyoneby mike from chelmsford,essex
Great central Milan hotelPosted 01-Jul-2014
Pros: The location
Cons: rooms are a bit dated , need refreshing.
Location: great position , 100 metres from central railway station and bus transfer to airport .
went on a 3 day city break , incredible cathedral, a tour of the San Siro a must if you're a footy fan . A trip to Lake Como is only an hour away and very fast transfer boats .
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Nice hotel conveniently located to Central Milan.Posted 30-Jun-2014
Pros: Location, cleanliness and friendly staff.
Good location to station and walking distance to shopping areas.
for Everyoneby Bunny
Handy for all transport links to city and airportPosted 30-Jun-2014
Pros: Location,Location, Location was brilliant for train , metro ,trams and buses which we used them all .
Cons: Could do with updating , but I liked the Retro look
Location: The shopping district is 4 stops on the Metro , is across the road from the hotel and a day pass from most shops is 5 Euros for all day on trams too
My wife and I flew into Milan Linate (city airport)for a 3 night break , we had just missed the bus (5Euros each ) so we got a cab from outside the terminal , Driver found the hotel next to Central station no problem and cost 13 Euros , they have a taxi drop off right outside the door , so if you have heavy luggage the doorman is there to help. The receptionist was really pleasant and spoke perfect English , which was really handy after my initial Borgorno!! We were offered assistance with our bags even though there was a lift . The front desk staff were very helpful and even managed to book us a restaurant , that was fully booked !! after a small amount of persuasion from reception. The room 410 was fairly small but had lots of storage and some comp water and pepsi in the fridge which is always nice , no tea and coffee facilities , but was available from room service for a few euros. The black out blinds were excellent as we stayed over the summer solstice and daybreak was ,Oh my goodness 0430. Breakfast is from 630 to 1030 with a good selection of continental pastries, muesli, fruit ,cheese and meats etc There some noodles and rice dishes with meat in mushroom sauce and fish , which I feel is a bit strange for brecky but our Asian friends seemed to dig in to all on offer , Coffee was simply fantastic , we must of tried coffee every different way possible over our 3 breakfasts and never disappointed. One small criticism would be The scrambled egg which was watery.
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Great location for transportPosted 25-Jun-2014
Pros: Location. Security. Room quality and service.
3 day Milan break. Perfect location for the buses from the airports. Hotel is just over the road. Felt very secure as I was travelling alone with my teenage son. Rooms had everything you need. Room safe, free snacks and soft drinks, turndown service, free Wifi, robes, slippers, robe space etc. Would stay again and recommend to friends. Buffet breakfast we tried once. Not really to our taste but then nowhere beats a Full English.
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Good Location, Easy Access to the CityPosted 25-Jun-2014
Pros: The location was excellent
Cons: The room furnishings need to be improved and lighting, its too dull
Location: Massage parlour, ice cream, macdonald, italian food, turkish halal food, money changer, train station, taxi stand all close to the hotel.
Stayed with family and found the location good with taxi stand as well as train station just at couple of minutes walk. There are many eating places close by and also a massage parlour to service you after a good days walk. However, room furnishing are not 4 star standard and need to be improved but bathroom was quite decent. Also expedia surveys rated breakfast as good, we would rate it below average.


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The May 18th $22 call option seems to have a volume of 94,000 contracts looking at two of the 4 sites I checked.
oops ... now 152,000 and another 45k at $21 and $20 each.
There is near zero premium on these options as the dividend drop has moved to the put pricing.
The expiration date located at the top right of the yahoo call board shows Thursday, May 2. That can't be right. I've seen erroneous volume/quotes occasionally on yahoo.. It will be interesting to see if those numbers remain for more than a couple of days.
Today was a great example of what I have been trying to point out. Lots of fun.
Yahoo mixes the WEEKLY and MONTHLY options. Yahoo seems to set the "EXPIRATION" day as the FRIDAY. Even on the May 18th, they say that they expire on the 17th.
Option Monster has pretty good visuals.
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22.00 INTC130503C00022000 2.10 Up 0.15 2.06 2.13 19,420 1,611
22.00 INTC130518C00022000 2.10 Up 0.11 2.09 2.13 333,482 37,188
notice the volume was 333,482 for the $22 May 18th CALL
could also be people covering short positions
273K now
72k Jan 2015 $15 calls
27k Jan 2014 $18 calls
They keep their early exercise from closing out their own positions by having the different strike and expiration dates.
273k $22 CALL contracts are in the money and control 27,300,000 shares of Intel stock. There will be some VERY LARGE AH orders pass the tape as the owners of these contracts EXERCISE the calls EARLY before INTC goes ex-dividend.
I am beginning to think that someone is both, buying and selling them. They are buying the CALLs so they can exercise them early and also selling these same ITM calls (possibly on a second market or second account) so they can then let the shares be assigned on May 18th at $22.


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The U.S. Supreme Court issued no new orders today in the remaining LGBT rights cases on its docket. Last Friday, the Court decided to review the Prop 8 challenge and one of four cases challenging the constitutionality of the federal so-called Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
Two Lambda Legal cases remain on the docket:
In Brewer v. Diaz, Lambda Legal represents lesbian and gay state employees who are challenging a move by the Arizona Legislature to eliminate the equal health care coverage that they rely on to safeguard their families' health. Gov. Jan Brewer asked the Supreme Court to review a U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that maintains family health coverage for these employees while the case works its way through the court system.
In U.S. Office of Personnel Management v. Golinski, Lambda Legal and Morrison & Foerster represent Karen Golinski, a federal court employee, in her battle to enroll her spouse, Amy Cunninghis, in the employee health plan. In February, a federal court ruled for Golinski and found Section 3 of DOMA unconstitutional. The Justice Department then petitioned the Supreme Court to review the case before judgment at the appellate level.
Jon Davidson, Legal Director for Lambda Legal, says:
The Supreme Court on Friday announced that it would review two important cases in the ongoing pursuit of equality for LGBT people. They were two among many petitions before the Court. Because of victories already won by Lambda Legal at the District and Appellate Court levels, lesbian and gay state employees in Arizona will continue to receive health coverage for their families, and Karen Golinski will continue to receive health coverage for her wife, Amy, while the Supreme Court deliberates over the cases it has agreed to review and issues further orders in June.
We are proud that we represent these couples and have won court battles that brought them health care and more security for their families. We are in this fight together, for as long as it takes, to get them and other same-sex couples over the finish line to equality.
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Michael's audience is getting impatient about the Bruce Springsteen tickets, and he can feel himself losing them. Which is appropriate, because he pats his pockets, and unconvincingly claims that they were lost...or stolen. People start getting up and leave, and it looks like the auction is over. There's not much left to auction off but a hug from Phyllis. Michael rudely shoots her down, but Bob Vance of Vance Refrigeration calls out a hundred-dollar bet. "You're her husband, you idiot," Michael bitches, but the bidding is still going on. And Dwight sweeps in, loudly adding one penny to each multi-hundred-dollar figure that gets called out. "What the hell is going on?" asks Michael. Eventually it's just Dwight vs. Bob Vance of Vance Refrigeration, and when Dwight bids $700.01, Bob Vance of Vance Refrigeration decisively yells, "One thousand dollars!" Dwight stops, considers it, says, "It's not worth it," and sits down. But the grateful smile that he and Phyllis share across the room tells us that his point is made.
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The Mankato developer admits it's a bit of dice roll to market upscale $1,200 apartments in the heart of the bar district, but says he's not going to plunge in headlong.
"We're going to put our toes in the water and see what it feels like. Fourteen units is a lot different than jumping in with 102 because it mitigates your risk."
Those 14 apartments in a four-story building are part of a planned $18.5 million commercial, residential and office space venture that would radically alter the look and perhaps the social dynamic of a downtown block that has largely remained in retro mode.
Put it this way: You can go buy tires at Miller Motors, a pizza at Pagliai's, and pie for dessert at Wagon Wheel Cafe down the street and you still haven't left the 1960s.
And on end-of-the-week nights that area becomes a different animal — college-student party variety — the concentration of bars there so intense the area has come to be called the Barmuda Triangle.
Can the sensibilities of those gentrified apartment dwellers, with views overlooking Front Street, coexist with the not-infrequent hordes of young revelers?
"It's a question to be answered," Smith says. "We're going to find out."
There's a method to Smith's boldness. First off, he thinks there's a demand for higher-end housing downtown. As evidence he points to the success of the upscale rental dwellings in the new U.S. Bank building at the corner of Hickory and Second streets (though that location is buffered from the bar zone).
He thinks the downtown area also stands poised for a modernization, and if his development venture becomes the bell cow for that, all the better.