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Our family has been living in Spain for over 7 years. We bought this apartment for our own vacations in the first place. Then we moved in to the house nearby and finally this year we decided on letting the apartment, so the whole thing is new for us. I am a doctor, originally from Moscow, and we have 2 sons who study here in Spain in English school. Letting this property will be great experience for me both for doing something new and improving my English language skills ( i speak also Spanish)
Leyla Badalyan Badalova purchased this apartment in 2008
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Guestbook comments from the manager
We travelled to Spain with our 3 daughters for the first time and we had great time there! The apartment was fully equipped and secured.We loved the terrace and our kids won't get out of the hot tube there! Can't wait to be back next summer!


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Recently, Courtney Dial, the founder of Pizzazzerie, wrote a great piece on Arment Dietrich's F.A.D.S. titled "Why is Generation Y Not on Twitter". The title alone had me thinking because, it seems like the vast majority of you out there seem to think that, well, everyone is participating in Social Media these days.
They're not.
You and I are in the minority. The active Millennials on Twitter still represent the 'early adopter' phase of an entire generation. Don't believe me? A recent study by Pingdom present some pretty surprising statistics. In short, you and I as twenty-somethings are not, at all, the majorty of the population on the Social Web.
Have you ever noticed that it seems like a very small world on Twitter, that you seem to somehow know all of the 'major players', that, like high school, even when you don't want to see the one girl after that party last weekend, you somehow keep awkwardly bumping into her in the hallways between classes?
Yeah, it's a lot like that because folks our age haven't adopted Twitter for what it can be. And a lot of the folks WITHIN the Social Media 'bubble' haven't figured out how to leverage those "in the bubble" relationships into real-life benefits.
It's easy to find yourself caught up inside the Social Media bubble – but that's not where the magic happens, that's not where dollars are earned, that's not where long-lasting personal and professional relationships are forged. Nurtured? Sure. Enhanced? Possibly. But things rarely start and end within the confines of 'Social Meda'.
Out of the initial context of her post, Courtney makes a great point when she says,
"They're [Generation Y collectively] not comfortable engaging beyond their existing social network".
Ever heard of the concept of cliques? Ever heard of struggling to leave your comfort zone? Of course you have. Both of these are VERY prominent in the Social Media space. It's easy to get complacent and forget that to get the most out of the space, you have to escape the rat race, the noise, the talking in circles that happens every day.
It's not easy and the echo chamber is pretty loud.
Social Media is great because everyone can do it. Social Media is also a huge mess. Why? Because everyone can do it. The low barriers of entry are a blessing and a curse. Because of this, there's an incredible amount of crap and noise to cut through to get to the "good stuff".
Today I encourage you to to expand your reach – stop reaching out to the same people time after time, stop selling your product to people who don't need it, stop pushing your content to folks who aren't interested. Everyone in PR/Marketing/Advertising doesn't have to only talk to people in PR/Marketing/Advertising. If you are, odds are you're probably running in circles.
Chat with folks in HR, talk to that friend of a friend who started their own coffee shop, stop going to every tweetup in your city and start coordinating your own events that teach people who (desperately) want to know how to use the online tools you and I take for granted to achieve their goals.
Everyone isn't on Twitter. We don't all have Facebook Fan Pages. The entire world isn't writing a blog. If you're doing it, you are the minority.
Take advantage of the position and platform(s) you've created for yourself, and understand that you are REALLY limiting yourself if you're only focused on what everyone else is doing in our little space.
wow Matt, you really laid the smack down on this one. I like it! actually i love it! I've always wondered if i'm somehow technologically backward for not lusting after twitter 24/7. I mean, i have an account and i log in sometimes, but I'm not crazy about it. I guess I'm not an early adopter (as you correctly point out in your post). I guess the most surprising thing to me is that the average ages on these sites is so high
You bring up some very solid points here. One of the things I've been thinking about is the importance of building your online brand in the offline world. A good amount of the people that I meet at networking events and who I exchange cards with are not in this social media world. I think we need to be reaching more to the edges of our niche and maybe even outside. When I spoke to Rich Lazzara he told me that he goes to conferences that have nothing to do with his industry because it can be incredibly valuable for networking. Definitely alot of food for thought here.
The Pingdom study doesn't really say what age groups are the most active. Hypothetically, couldn't it be that tons of aging Gen X have inactive accounts?
Great advice Matt! I'm not a twenty-something like the intended audience for this post (sigh), but I fully agree with what you wrote. Whatever you're doing, figure out the audience you're looking to reach and then think of all the ways you can reach them. Some can be reached via social media. As those stats show, many can not. Solely focusing on social media will limit the reach and keep you in a bubble. Well done.
Wow – I was not aware that so few 20-somethings were on twitter, facebook, etc. You raise a lot of great points here. It does seem like social media is a tight little circle of "cool kids!" It's so important to remember that as great of a tool as social media is it is so important to build those relationships in the outside world as well. Thanks for the reminder!
Yeah – the average age is pretty high – surprising to say the least – but as another commentator points out below, while Millennials may not make up the majority of the 'user' population – we have to be mindful on how we're defining 'users'. For example, millennials may not have the numbers, but they might be SIGNIFICANTLY more 'active' on these channels.
Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed the post!
Hey Kola. It really was the point Courtney made in HER post about Gen Y being reluctant to step outside their social circles. This is something I see time and time again, both on AND offline – but in order to actual move instead of spinning your wheels in the dirt, you have to expand your reach and consider 'outside' opportunities…
Great point, Samuel. Didn't think about that while I was reading though the numbers, but you're right. Millennials may not have the 'numbers' but they may be much more 'active' (however that is defined). Would definitely be worth looking into further…
Great follow up post, Matt! It's probably not a bad thing that our age group hasn't "loved" on twitter quite as much as you and me. Perhaps they'll get out there and make connections. I do hope they take advantage of Twitter for the positives it does have though, especially if they are in an industry where they can connect with leaders via social media.
Thanks, Marc. First – I think it's very important to know that while this is obviously "geared" toward us younger folk, the same principles apply across demographics and generations.
You bring up a KEY point. I am not at all bashing Social Media. Quite the contrary – Social Media and blogging has served as the foundation from which I've built my business from so far. But, as you point out – it's imperative that you figure out the audience you're targeting and then hit hem from multiple angles. They may be primarily on the web, they may not – there's no cookie cutter approach.
It's easy for someone like me to get very caught up in the 'bubble' of Social Media and forget about the incredible amount of opportunity that exists outside of it. Sometimes we just need a little reminder…
Hi Matt -
I get what you're trying to say; make sure you're targeting the right market, don't rely on just one channel, do more to help others adopt social media tools.
All excellent points, but buried in some misnomers.
Comments like "that's not where the magic happens, that's not where dollars are earned" is a bit presumptuous considering how much money companies ARE making through social media.
I'll also disagree with you that social media is a mess because "everyone can do it". Social media is still in it's infancy and companies are exploring different ways of using it. It does create more noise as they explore and fail, but that's how we learn. As such, that learning helps us to teach others best practices for using the tools. And we can't teach what we don't know.
Adoption is much the same as when TVs first came out. Initially, not many people had them. Now, there's almost one in every room. Same with desktop computers, etc. In simple terms, social media in sharing one to many. And in the online world, the younger generation is predominantly sharing one to one. The point is, adoption takes time – they will do both.
It is a pretty small circle, especially considering the number of people who are 'on' Social Media. It's a smaller world and community than you'd think – which has been REALLY surprising to me. Often times I find myself asking "surely this can't be everyone" – and it's not, don't get be wrong…but it's a lot smaller of a pool, at least right now, than I thought it would be when I first jumped in.
Thanks for the comment!
Hey Kristof. Thanks for coming by.
I think you're right – my comment about 'dollars not being earned via Social Media' IS presumptuous – especially considering it's served me fairly well myself in terms of some clients finding me via Social Media – although the vast majority are NOT active in 'this space'.
And, I very much get what you are saying. Social Media has it's pros and cons, it's turn offs and turn ons – it is a bit noisy, but I'm not above the noise, my noise may be extremely obnoxious to one person and incredibly useful to another – the same can be said for what I am calling 'noise' in the post above – might be crap to me, but to someone who loves Twilight or Lebron James rumors, it may be gold (just an example).
Last – I think what surprised me and continues to surprise me (because I AM so caught up in it) is just how small that bubble is. I have to keep reminding myself that Social Media IS still in it's infancy, even if it's become an integral part of my day to day and business strategy – it still hasn't for VERY many. Which is great, as it presents a ton of opportunity for us to go share our knowledge with those who want to jump in but don't even know where to begin.
Thanks again! Good stuff…
Agreed to your agreements, haha. In the past I've conducted 'Social Media 101' workshops for small businesses and while I have heard things like 'you're better than that' before – I think it's completely ridiculous.
Social Media 'Expert' is a ridiculous idea – it's far too soon to be considered an expert of anything in this space, but as active users, we do hold a lot of knowledge that can and is extremely useful to those business owners and marketing reps who want to be active online, know they should be, but don't have a CLUE where to begin.
It's that stepping out of the bubble and helping those out with what they need, where they need it, that can REALLY lead to some outstanding relationships and connections. I've already seen it time and time again with myself and others who are using ONLINE to forge relationships OFFLINE.
I think that Twitter, like everything else out there, is a tool. One of many. In the line of work I'm in, there's relevance to being involved in Social Media – BUT, my usage of it has dramatically changed to the point of it being MUCH more focused on conversation and much LESS focused as a PR tool. But for someone like my wife, she wouldn't get much out of it and has no desire to join in our rat race.
To each his/her own – I think it very much depends on where you are in your life, personally and professionally – and if you have nothing to gain, or at least if you're not having fun with it, you're wasting your time trying to be active on the web.
Remember when you were just hopping on Twitter and just thinking about starting up a blog while you Skyped with me from the interrogation room? Look how far, and how fast you've come. Clearly Social Media has served you very, very well.
Thanks for writing your post and inspiring me to write this!
It's been a short while since I stopped by your blog. WOW. It looks great. Well done sir. Also, in regards to your post, I'm very impressed with this recap. The "social media is great" posts have certainly become common these days, but you really packaged this up nicely and shared a few points I haven't thought about.
Thanks for writing this.
Great post, Matt! The ages of the average social network users really surprised me. Especially those of Twitter and MySpace users. Your post perfectly compliments Charlie Gilkey's recent article on Copyblogger. Social media does have its pros and cons. But it depends on how you use it. I tend to think its influence is a little overestimated. In the end, what makes the real difference difference is establishing warm and true relationships with people, and not just having touch-and-go instances.
This IS a very interesting point Samuel. It would be great to see an Age vs Social Media Activity.
This has no scientific backing or study but I'd argue that GenX is equally as active, if not more. This is just an observation – what takes up more time? Drinking/Partying or Kids? haha
PS Matt – you got a free liked comment because I missed the Reply button. haha
Hmmm… I'm gonna have to quote Kola with a major, "Wow Matt" – this is really direct, concise and well written, on top of amazing content.
I've noticed that expanding outside of my own "clique" (I'm very Gen Y) has been a struggle to overcome. The more I'm blogging and enthusiastically reaching out to readers on Twitter and via comments, the more I'm enjoying not having a specific "circle".
I think that the major skill I'm missing is how to find NEW circles. That's a hidden treasure of a skill.
SUPER SMART blog post, Matt! Wow. One of the really interesting things we noticed about Courtney's blog post is that Gen Y DOES read, comment on, and consume blogs at a very high rate. Although the post was highly tweeted, most of the tweets were from Baby Boomers trying to figure out what to tell their kids or younger employees about Twitter. We found that most people commenting on the blog came from other traffic sources, such as StumbleUpon and good ol' Google. Pretty interesting case study and we'll be doing more for this generation (including a blog post from you!).
Glad you decided to come by Len – and thanks for the compliment. Social Media IS great, but the blind 'social media is great' posts are getting pretty old. Social Media isn't the key to the palace, it's just one of (many) tools – I know, preaching to the choir.
Let's get together soon buddy! Hope all is well.
Thanks for being here! Believe it or not I didn't see Charlie's article until someone mentioned it this morning, but yes, he is VERY MUCH on the same page. In order to build readership, in order to build a business, you MUST expand your reach…Point well taken.
Dude, compared to me, you're like…ancient or something!
Being able to get involved in circles outside of my realm of knowledge and 'expertise' has been EXTREMELY rewarding – I can benefit from what they know (because I really don't know it) and they can benefit from the knowledge I have that they may be totally clueless about. If you're talking to people about things they already know all about, you're just running in circles and you're not really moving FORWARD – and that's what is, by far, the most important.
Gini. Thanks so much for stopping by. Always a pleasure to be graced by your presence in my neck of the woods. I see a HUGE opportunity in educating and consulting with those outside the 'Gen Y' world about how the heck to market (effectively) to folks like me. And, I also think that rather than someone on the outside saying "here's how you market to them" there is a LOT of value in someone, like me, saying "this is how you market to me – this is what *I* respond to – this is what *we* see as effective".
I'm thrilled that you guys are open to having me write for FADS – can't wait!
Damn…I tried 'liking' my own comment but apparently DISQUS doesn't encourage narcissism.
I think overall Social Media – especially Twitter – does have a much older 'active' demographic than most would think. I don't see many high-schoolers Tweeting – they're stil on Facebook, or heck, even Myspace. It's really interesting to me to see how "segregated" these social channels are…
Very good thoughts. Since beginning my own blog 6 weeks ago I thought I was going after a certain target audience and I continued to hound that audience, but now I realize that there is a much larger world out there and I have been neglecting them. I am seeing all kinds of individuals come through my site that I would not have thought of and I am trying to appeal to each and every one of them. My foreign visitors are what amaze me the most. I never dreamed that I would have individuals from some of the countries showing up but they are there. I guess all this time I just didn't give it enough thought. Thanks for reminding me again that there is a great big world out there and I need to go beyond my own block.
I think the tone of this article is way on the negative, but I love the statistics.
Hmm, I'm sorry you felt that the tone was negative, it really was not my intent. Yes, I think much of Social Media can be extremely redundant and 'noisy' – and I do see a lot of folks spinning their wheels and not really GOING anywhere, but on the flip, Social Media and blogging has COMPLETELY changed my life, you won't find a bigger advocate for either. I encourage you to watch this video post I did a while back for more on that –> http://www.lifewithoutpants.com/blogging/one-th…
(And thanks for stopping by!)
Focus is important, without a doubt, but TOO MUCH focus can really lead to burn out, fast. And like you said, it's silly to ONLY focus on one very small group when there's so much potential out there you could be missing. Thanks for the comment!
Hey Matt – you're spot on about the active bit….at least if active means read and reply. My thoroughly unscientific research shows me that sites run by, and generally frequented by you whippersnappers are more lively. I guess these sites are like buzzy coffee bars, whereas sites run by and frequented by us dinosaurs sometimes feel more like the local library? Shushhhh. Kinda thing. Maybe it's a more engaging tone too, but for sure – there's a line to be drawn somewhere on the chart thingie that slices being there from doing there. And – for what it's worth – I'm as cool with just being as I am with just doing. They're both fine.
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Hey, Tom! Tom Ford! You're the creative genius behind that Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche show a few weeks ago in Paris, right? I mean, boy, that was really supposed to be sexy, right? Even in a season that Women's Wear Daily, not given to hyperbole, referred to as one of the most superheated in years, you went the furthest. Those dresses with the salacious slits and puckers front and center that Cathy Horyn of the Times called a "surrealist rendition of The Vagina Monologues!" Those instantly infamous penis pendants you slung around the models' necks! Those skirts imprinted with the outline of a woman's behind! The purple paint on the nipples! The corset-jackets with buttons on the tips of the titties! You sure had the fashion world talking. But Tommy, babywhat are you going to do next season, when those phallic necklaces lie moldering in T. Anthony jewelry boxes, when those naughty skirts look about as fresh as a Louis Vuitton Sprouse bag?
Well, if you're thirsty for inspiration, you could stop by the fabulous new Museum of Sex at 27th and Fifth, in the former headquarters of a place called the Perfume Palace, not in itself a bad name for a sex museum. If the gallery's current exhibit, "How New York City Transformed Sex in America," proves anything, it's that looking sexy isn't just a matter of shoving pussy dresses in everyone's face. At the museum lots of unlikely stuff, from Victorian dressing gowns to gay liberation lambda T-shirts, manages to look pretty alluring.
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If we know you, you'll spend most of your time staring at the s/m cases, and who can blame you? Who wouldn't be tempted by Bettie Page's satin bra and tap pants, the outfit she's wearing in the blue-movie footage that shows her administering a lively spanking to a similarly clad enthusiast? Not interested in that tame purple corset on loan from the Kinsey Institute? Just waitKinsey lent something else, and it's just up your tree: a custom-built black leather arm restraint from the mid '60s that laces tightly and looks a lot like a boot with no foot. It may be one of the kinkiest items in the exhibit, but at least the fetishist who commissioned it didn't expect a willing victim to wear the thing nonstopunlike you and your designer friends, who think nothing of telling women they should clomp around in excruciating spike heels all day long.
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"This price was set by the publisher"
@Chris Gray: Yes, some Kindle books ARE more expensive than paper- or in some cases, hard-back. Why? Well, you'll see on Amazon's page for them, the little phrase "This price was set by the publisher".
In other words, the reason the price is high is because of the cartel that Apple et al are running. Amazon can't sell them as cheap as they want to.
In fact, the precise point of the El Reg article. :)
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Oh, you mean in future! You do realise, don't you, that you can omit the execrable phrase 'going forward' and your sentence will still make sense? After all, it's unlikely that they could be facing a tough time in the past, isn't it?
Apple coughs $5m for multitouch patents
Is it because Twitter has taught me not to waffle?
@MurderMostFowl: "going forward"?
WTF is... up with e-book pricing?
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'Surface Detail' mentioned in the Reg article. Check the reviews on Amazon. It's AWFUL on Kindle. Inappropriate hard-hyphens in the middle of words, mysterious line-breaks where there shouldn't be any, missing paragraph breaks where there SHOULD be one.
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"The best privacy policy is to assume that anything that you publish on Facebook is public."
Exactly the way it is with Twitter. If you post something on Twitter, you should realise that it can be seen by ANYONE. That certainly tempers what I say on there.
It didn't stop Paul Chambers being shafted by the CPS at his #TwitterJokeTrial though.
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The extradition treaty is NOT lopsided
Before I start, let me say that personally, I think that Gary should be tried in the UK. End of.
That said, the extradition treaty does NOT appear to be lopsided in practice. At least, not in the way that most people seem to think.
Alan Johnson gave some figures during the Select Ctte hearing: 39 people extradited from the US to the UK with no quibble at all from the Yanks. None have been held back.
OTOH, there are 7 people the US wants the UK to handover to them who are presently being held back from the US because their case is up before the EUCHR.
If the extradition treaty were unbalanced in favour of the Yanks, you would expect those figures to be the other way around, wouldn't you?
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About the only good thing the lights in Lincoln do is to manage (on a purely timed basis) the tidal flow system on Canwick Road.
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If you look on that fount of all knowledge Wikipedia, you will find an article on that respected firm Trafigura.
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Seattle University, located in downtown Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, hosts its 8th annual Nike Swim Camp in 2014. With state-of-the-art facilities and an excellent coaching staff headed by Craig Nisgor, the Head Men's and Women's Swim coach at Seattle University, come see why this has been a camper favorite for the past 7 summers.
Instruction takes place at SU's Connolly Athletic Center, the home of TWO indoor 25-yard x 6 lane pools. Upon arrival at camp, campers are placed in groups with other swimmers having similar abilities and goals. Our camp staff will do their best to accommodate your needs, keeping in consideration your experience and desire to improve.
The Nike Swim Camp at Seattle University is open to any and all entrants. For your safety and benefit, we recommend you have competitive swimming experience (e.g. U.S.S. age group, national qualifiers, high school swimmers, or summer league swimmers) and can swim at least 50 meters in all four competitive strokes: fly, back, breast and freestyle.
He stabilized the Seattle U swim program, helping the team post at least one time within the all-time top ten lists for every event. He also coached Kevlyn Richards to a qualifying time for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials.
Nisgor joined Brown's coaching staff in July 2007 as the top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, involved with all aspects of the Bears program including on-deck coaching, administrative duties, pool management, and season planning. Nisgor helped coach Brown's first Academic All-American in program history as well as three qualifiers for the U.S. Olympic Trials as the Bears set 28 school records and established 25 percent of the all-time top 10 times over the past four years.
Nisgor came to Brown from the University of Alabama, where he was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for four seasons. While at Alabama, he experienced a great deal of success as he helped coach a two-time NCAA 200 breaststroke champion, the 2006 200 breaststroke world champion, and 22 All-Americans.
From 2000-2003, Nisgor was the top assistant coach at Davidson College, helping the Wildcats establish 19 new school records and post 40 percent of the program's all-time top-10 performances. Nisgor has also spent time as an assistant coach at American University (2000), the University of Virginia (1999), Ball State (1996-98), and the University of Buffalo (1995-96).
Nisgor earned a bachelor's degree in exercise studies with a concentration in athletic training from the University of Buffalo in 1996. He went on to earn a master's degree in athletic administration from Ball State in 1998.
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This camp was one of the best experiences I have ever had. I learned so much and made so many new friends. We all keep in touch and it's a great way to meet new people. My times have improved so much and I am winning my events with less trouble. This has been so great. Thank you to all the counselors and coaches!
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3-room apartment Apartmán 3+2, for 5 people, 55 m2, comfortable furnishings.Living/dining room with satellite TV and dinette. Smoking not allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]). 1 double sofa bed.Sleeping room with 1 double bed. Sleeping room with 1 single bed.Kitchenette with 2 hot plates, micro wave and fridge. Food service: breakfast (extra).Bath/WC.Other equipment: hair dryer.
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With a full-time job and my own catering business, I appreciate delicious food that can be prepared ahead, like this colorful zippy salad. My family and friends are glad to sample the new dishes I prepare, especially when they turn out as good as this one. -Henry Tindal, Red Bank, New Jersey
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Through the four levels of the Faith that saves, every individual is now able to determine his whereabouts. Now we are able to see why most professing Christians believe only in the identity of The Truthgiver and why most professing Jews believe only in the identity of the Truth. Because of Religion, the Gentile cannot put into effect the purpose of The Truthgiver without the Truth, while the Jew cannot put into effect the purpose of the Truth without The Truthgiver. This is the reason why the whole world roams about in a minefield of Darkness. 1Corinthians 1:23, 1John 5:18 The beginning of the end of Religion. Jeremiah 51:45, Revelation 18:4
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Anyone know the resource # on supportnet to download the commissioning documentation and relevant files please? (starting preparations to move from 2003 to 2012)
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Lincoln Center Kitchen
- Address:
Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center Plaza
West 64th Street & Columbus Avenue
New York, NY 10023Neighborhood:
Lincoln Square
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Lincoln Center Kitchen
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.lincolncenterkitchen.com/
- Phone: (212) 874-7000
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Saturday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Daniel Anconetani
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Committed to providing an unparalleled level of service and cuisine, Restaurant Associates has earned a reputation for uncompromising quality. Whether you're hosting an intimate reception, a gala for a few thousand, or a special celebration somewhere in between, we will work with you to custom design a truly memorable experience. We listen carefully to your ideas and then put our experience and imagination to work to choreograph the perfect event.
- Private Party Contact: Catering by Restaurant Associates 212-875-0203 x
A word from Lincoln Center Kitchen
A classic all-American restaurant conceived by Chef/Innovator Ed Brown. This accessible restaurant is New York City-born and raised, embracing the landmark culinary traditions of the city. The cuisine celebrates timeless American cooking with a focus on regional flavors and global inspirations. Highest quality ingredients, simple preparations and emphasis on seasonal, local and sustainable sourcing are the hallmarks of this all-American menu.Continued
The beverage menu features a selection of distinctive beers and local brews, acclaimed American and international wines, and unique mixologist cocktails. Signature bar snacks complement the beverage menu and provide a light dining option.
The beverage menu features a selection of distinctive beers and local brews, acclaimed American and international wines, and unique mixologist cocktails. Signature bar snacks complement the beverage menu and provide a light dining option.
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Lincoln Center Kitchen reviews from OpenTable diners
138 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food3.5Service3.7
- Ambiance3.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (24)neighborhood gem (24)special occasion (23)scenic view (11)good for groups (7)great for lunch (7)hot spot (6)late-night find (6)vibrant bar scene (5)notable wine list (5)romantic (3)great for outdoor dining (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- What happened to Arpeggio?TheaterBuffVIPDined on 11/22/2014"New management" was disappointing the other night; we're still reserving judgment.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 11/21/2014The food was not as fresh or thoughtfully prepared as on previous occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oh it is cold outsideRegisteredDietitianVIPDined on 11/20/2014You go have tickets for a Lincoln center performance, the weather is dreadful, so this is the place to eat.. Otherwise there are better choices across the streetI would recommend this to a friend.
- very limited menuRWLWVIPDined on 11/19/2014the restaurant is convenient to performances but the menu is rather limited......
- alecDined on 11/19/2014Very expensive for just average food. I would not recommend a place that costs so much and has zero ambiance.
- rippedoff1VIPDined on 11/18/2014the food was overpriced and not particullary good the prior restaurant was much bettter
- Before a PerformanceRtexDined on 11/18/2014Perfect for before a performance at Lincoln Center. On this visit the kitchen was slow so we were a little pressed for time at the end. Otherwise, excellent service. We had the special Sea Bass which was excellent. I think the salads choice should be added to the appetizer menu and maybe include another salad choice would be nice.I would recommend this to a friend.
- I would not recommend this restaurant.AlanVIPDined on 11/18/2014Other than its location within Avery Fisher Hall I would not recommend this restaurant for any reason!
- Pre Concert mealDM86Dined on 11/18/2014Food very good in attractive surroundings perfect for pre concert dinner. However, service seemed rather inefficientI would recommend this to a friend.
- handy and decentParticularDined on 11/18/2014amazingly there has been a dearth of good restaurants convenient to Lincoln Center and reasonably priced for those of us who do not want to eat a large meal before a concert or other entertainment. kitchen fills the gap even though they do not have a kitchen to prepare food on site.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place to enjoyHarryfromSeoulDined on 11/15/2014Due to having a NY Phil. performance, I reserved the Kitchen. My overall exeprience is good. I ordered Prix fix menu. That day's chef's feature was fillet mignon. I requested to cook as "medium rare" but it was almost well-done. Before the performance, servers and waiters are very busy. I reserved 1 hour before the performance, I was chased time. I recommnand 1.5 hour before the performance, you'll be more enjoy the dining time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient only.OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/14/2014Very small portions. Very good food. Very good service. Extremely expensive. Extremely convenient for Lincoln Center performances.Special Features:
- Very nice place right near the MetbillybooksVIPDined on 11/14/2014This is a very good restaurant in the same space as the former Arpeggio. The food is quite good, although can run to the expensive side. I mean, nearly forty dollars for a crab cake [note that that's singular, not plural.] They have interesting cocktails that are not too out of sight, and the wine prices are reasonable. The deviled eggs appetizer is scrumptious -- with bacon and caviar -- so mouthwatering that it's a shame you only get three pieces [that's one and a half eggs]. The "spaghetti-spaghetti" dish is also good and reasonably filling. Did not try the desserts this time. Even when this place gets crowded, the acoustics prevent it from being too noisy. Excellent service, clean and bright, very good food. Recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice menu for pre & post events @ Lincoln CenterJohnVIPDined on 11/13/2014I assume the restaurant is really a caterer renting the lobby space from Avery Fisher Hall. Correct me if I'm wrong. Service is excellent. They KNOW folks have to be on time for their concerts at Lincoln Center. Their menu is pretty creative especially since most of the items must be prepped off-site and finished just before serving. It seems a bit over-priced, but given their constraints (rent, labor costs (great staff!)), you have to give them credit for presenting a good enjoyable meal. And you'll make your curtain time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect pre-concert dinnerTastebudsDined on 11/13/2014Our pre-concert dinner was a wonderful occasion. Not only was the food delicious, but the service was exemplary.The filet mignon was cooked to perfection and was beautifully presented.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A matter of convenienceJustUs2VIPDined on 11/12/2014While better than anticipated it pales when compared with what is in the local areaI would recommend this to a friend.
- MehManuBobDined on 11/11/2014Lovely space. Striped bass entree had beautifully crispy skin, but was slightly underseasoned and slightly overcooked. Not enough to make it inedible, but more than enough to make it ordinary. Prix Fixe dinner served with just the fish sitting on a spot of green puree and garnished with some herbs and radish. No starch, no vegetable, just the fish. The fresh fruit for dessert was nice. Service spotty at best. Had to flag down a waiter to ask for anything. I miss Arpeggio. With so many better choices in the area, I don't think I'll be back. How sad...
- Lincoln Center KitchenNannDined on 11/11/2014Food [chicken pot pie, short rib burger] was good quality, not exceptional but tasty. Wines: a bit overpriced. Location in Avery Fisher Hall is quite convenient. Attempts to create a comfortable ambience are undermined by inept waitstaff; our waiter was unfamiliar with details of menu items, and frustratingly inattentive/unavailable. Too bad -- a good setting not well used.
- Need new chefOne2GoDined on 11/8/2014Efficiently located inside Lincoln Center, this should be a superb place for a simple pasta and good wine before a performance. The one pasta offered was whole wheat! Why? My chicken pot pie was a mix of white and dark meat (not indicated in menu) and filled with odd inedible strings. Service is rushed which, considering the locale, is basically a good thing. They very generously removed my chicken pot pie from the bill as I could not eat it. Should be better!!
- MikiDined on 11/7/2014Expensive an ordinary food for the price paid. Noisy. The bread was lousy and the salad practically had no dressing. The waitress had too many tables to attend, though she was corteous and nice. I will never go back.Special Features:
- Why we ate thereoperaloverDined on 11/7/2014One would specifically choose this restauarant for the obvious-it's right in Lincoln Center and if you are going to the opera or ballet or symphony it's right there. takes the anxiety away of getting to the performance on time It went up in price and the portions are really small,but the food was tasty. If the food and service were NOT good I would not go there again. One likes to have a totally nice evening when going to Lincoln Center. If the restauarant does not do what it's suppose to do -serve good food with service than it does no belong in Lincoln Center.As many times as I go it's still"a night out." Should watch that they don't price themselves out of business.
- OutstandingworldtravelerDined on 11/6/2014Fine menu. Top chicken pot pie with great fresh vegetables, and marvellous apple crumble. Recommended .especislly for before concerts at Avery Fisher Hall. Good wines, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid Good Food and AmbiancegoodfoodlcDined on 11/5/2014Although a bit expensive for average pocketbook, when going to Lincon Center for event location,great food, reasonable wine, and excellent service is worth it. Great salmon and basil mashed potatoes and side of spinach. No need to rush and the concert is right there in the same building. Atmosphere is active but not noisy. Also good dessert choices. Too expensive for a "regular" dinner but rather Special Treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SavantiDined on 11/1/2014Presentation of the food was excellent and imaginative as was the preparation, taste and menu.Special Features:
- Food Is So-So, Prices RidiculousBillVIPDined on 11/1/2014My wife and I dined at Kitchen on a Saturday evening. Two appetizers, two entrees, two glasses of wine -- and a total bill, without tip, of almost $130. The food was okay -- I had the chicken pot pie, my wife had the crab cakes -- but nothing spectacular. The corn & crab chowder was pretty good. But, really, there was nothing special about the food, the service or the presentation. The restaurants that have been in the same spot in past years (Arpeggio, for one) were far better. And there are much better -- and cheaper -- restaurants in the Lincoln Square neighborhood.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/31/2014Worth for convenience to Lincoln Center events although prices seem high. I rarely order hamburgers but the short rib burgers we had were great!
- Good bet before or after a concertRtexDined on 10/30/2014Wine prices a bit steep, especially by the glass. Very attentive and friendly service. What ever happened to the wonderful rolls that were served?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ideal for Lincoln CenterTheaterBuffVIPDined on 10/25/2014We were surprised to find our old favorite, Arpeggio, suddenly transformed into the Lincoln Center Kitchen. That said, we enjoyed the new menu, and were happy to see at least some of our familiar servers continuing on. Service as before, reliable, saving you from constantly checking your watch to make sure you'll make the curtain.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014Lovely evening however was not served warm enough.Special Features:
- JoannieVIPDined on 10/25/2014The big attraction for us is that the restaurant is so convenient when you're attending a Lincoln Center performance. Not thrilled with the new menu ... we were sharing two courses and both times had to ask for two plates. Main course special was unexciting, and I overheard that they ran out of it very early during the dinner hour. Our waitress was attentive. We had asked for a specific area to sit, and a table was reserved! However, I wouldn't recommend the restaurant but probably would return only because of its convenience.
- Loved it. Great mushroom popover!OneGalsOpinionDined on 10/25/2014This was really tasty fare, refined service without being overly fussy...and a really well-paced meal. My friend and I had a fantastic time. It's casual/elegant. You won't be overdressed if you're going to the opera; there's room for all styles of diner. Has a savvy vibe to it. Not particularly pretentious. Good use of the space. Indeed, I am looking forward to my next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BetterCHRYSVIPDined on 10/24/2014I returned to LCK and tried their "prix-fixe" menu. MUCH more reasonable than a la carte- I actually spent about 1/2 the amount at $47 plus coffee. Wait staff has always been wonderful and, since I am a regular, they treat me with extra care. Still think the name is far too similar - and confusing - to Lincoln Ristaurante next door, a very high class establishment.
- Food good, service poorkattVIPDined on 10/23/2014The food was good and the location perfect for dinner before a Lincoln Center performance, but service needs a lot of improvement. My server tried but was totally uninformed about about what was on the menu, what the options were, etc. and had to check with the kitchen on several things that she should have known. Luckily I got there early and wasn't too worried about time, but neighboring tables weren't so lucky when it got crowded. The main courses of the couple next to me were given to the wrong table so their meal was significantly delayed and their coffee took forever to arrive. My server mixed up my dessert. I guess the place is relatively new, but the serving staff need much more training. I'll try it again in a few months.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Avery Fisher Hall disappointmentRed1Dined on 10/23/2014unfortunate that a wonderful NY place such as AveryFisher hall should house such a less than mediocre restaurant. It's more like a gloriified fast food place. Very limited menu and a 47.00 prix fix with two choice..one was chicken of course. You may be better off having a sandwich at the snack bar or eating across the street at a real restaurant.
- food much improvedOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/18/2014improved food with sophisticated & interesting menu choises ; service is friendly & efficientSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- efficient, quiet pre-theaterOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/18/2014excellent for grownups…no music blaring in the background…you can hear your dinner companions talking
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/18/2014The perfect restaurant for before an opera or an orchestra concert.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014service not as attentive and welcoming as in the past---food OK but prices increased for desserts and your terrific lasagne not available on this new menu we probably will not bother coming back
- Lincoln Center KitchenbrunatVIPDined on 10/17/2014We think that there must be a new chef to go along with the new name of the restaurant. The food was wonderful, especially the salmon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New nameCHRYSVIPDined on 10/17/2014A very bad choice when there is Lincoln Ristaurante right next door and it is not a Kitchen! The prices are far too high for a "kitchen". Food is very good but that isn't enough. It used to be affordable, but over $90 for a glass of ordinary wine, a simple salad, main course, dessert and espresso is way too much. Nice to see the regular staff there and they are always very good to me. The confusion of the new name is bad enough for me, a thirty year Lincoln Center goer, but imagine how confusing it is to out-of-towners! I understand that Lincoln Center, not the restaurant, insist on the name but they are SO wrong!


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In Response to Re: subtraction by addition Rose for Rondo:
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: subtraction by addition Rose for Rondo : You know, I've read numerous postings about him typing up racist comments. I've never seen them until I read the nonsense he posted earlier. I got it now. Some people are just born ignorant. Comments like that shouldn't be allowed to remain.
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He had another one very similar which the moderators deleted. He called Perk a thug who needs ebonics. KY and Che backed him up saying people were playing the race card. They probably think Rick Barry said nothing wrong when he spoke of Bill Russell having a watermelon smile.
I flagged this one after making my post and am surprised it's still there. I'm surprised KY Pudder still has posting privileges.
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posted at 3/9/2011 5:26 AM ESTIn Response to Re: subtraction by addition Rose for Rondo:
[QUOTE] I think there is part of Rondo's psyche that says "I will show them, I will be considered one of the best point guards in the league even with my defiance to learn how to shoot".
Posted by TheDUDDER[/QUOTE]
I just don't get this mentality. Could you "learn" how to dunk a basketball over a car like Griffin? Look at Shaq. He's almost 40 and he still can't post respectable free throw numbers.
People just assume that because Rondo is a professional athlete he can learn to shoot. That makes no sense! Sure, players can hone skills. But only to a certain point. Rondo can't shoot. He doesn't have that skill. He can practice until the end of time. It's not going to get that much better.
The idea that he's not trying to improve because he doesn't care seems ridiculous to me. Or that he's going to get markedly better. He's been in the league long enough that he is what he is. I think he's about as good as he's ever going to be.
If I could just practice my way to greatness, I would be an All Pro running back in the NFL right now.
Just enjoy him for what he is. He fits this team perfectly right now. Hopefully we can get something good for him when we start rebuilding because I don't think he's a player you can build a franchise around. But for now, I'm perfectly happy with him as the starting PG.
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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: subtraction by addition Rose for Rondo : Please, please, please...... about 2% of the guys in the NBA could have ever gotten into college without their scholarship, when you are so lazy that you name people with the initial of their first name and the first syllable of their last name, when you think the phrase "yaimean" is punctuation, when you think "noimsain" is punctuation" and your interviews include and endless list of cliches spoken in ebonics...... please alert some of them that the word game does not end in the letter n, please alert them that me and you cannot start a sentence.... The way to knock down Rose as the MVP candidate is to somehow suggest that he is not too bright, these are the same people that would have you believe Rondo is some sort of genius because he passes algebra or something like that. Let's face it if the white audience walked away they would all be asking do you want fries with that shake. At least Semih was one guy that got a jersey number somewhere near his IQ, oh wait, they all do........
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She may live in chilly Roscoe, Illinois, but Muriel Boyd puts winter in its place with this light and lovely, orange meringue pie that tastes just as sun-kissed as it looks.
8 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 15 min. + chilling
1 cup sugar
5 tablespoons cornstarch
1-1/2 cups orange juice
3 egg yolks, lightly beaten
2 large navel oranges, peeled, sectioned and finely chopped
2 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon grated orange peel
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked
3 egg whites
2 tablespoons sugar
In a small saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch. Stir in orange
juice until smooth. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until
thickened and bubbly. Reduce heat; cook and stir 2 minutes longer.
Remove from the heat. Stir a small amount of hot filling into egg
yolks; return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Bring to a gentle
boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat. Stir in the
oranges, butter and orange peel. Gently stir in lemon juice. Pour
into pastry shell.
In a small bowl, beat egg whites on medium speed until soft peaks
form. Gradually add sugar, 1 teaspoon at a time, beating on high
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until stiff glossy peaks form and sugar is dissolved. Spread evenly
over hot filling, sealing edges to crust.
Bake at 350° for 15 minutes or until meringue is golden brown.
Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour. Refrigerate for at least 3 hours
before serving. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 piece equals 345 calories, 12 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 92 mg cholesterol, 153 mg sodium, 57 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 4 g protein.
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