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Strip House - Las Vegas
- Address:
3667 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109Neighborhood:
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Strip House - Las Vegas
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.striphouse.com/
- Phone: (702) 737-5200
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
A word from Strip House - Las Vegas
Strip House Steakhouse at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, now part of BR Guest Hospitality, offers an innovative approach to American classics with prime cuts of beef charred to perfection, signature side dishes, an extensive wine list and the famed 24-layer chocolate cake. The space, designed by architectural visionary David Rockwell, is a mélange of sultry silks, rich leathers, rosy lighting and siren red walls. Exclusive 1900's era black and white photographs of the original Studio Manasse Collection dress the walls. Strip House Las Vegas is a great venue for birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties and business functions.Continued
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Strip House - Las Vegas reviews from OpenTable diners
116 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (78)romantic (55)fit for foodies (44)good for groups (34)notable wine list (30)hot spot (19)late-night find (13)neighborhood gem (7)vibrant bar scene (4)kid-friendly (1)great for outdoor dining (0)Show More
- Incredible food and service !LovefinediningDined on 11/10/2014We visit Vegas at least twice a year and have always made the strip house a top restaurant to visit! We look foward to it and recommend is to our friends. It's world class food, and world class service that is unmatched by other Vegas restaurants. It's perfect for couples who want an elegant, romantic night out and the chance to put on your most fabulous outfit! We love the strip house and will continue to return in the future. Their steaks, the sides and the dessert are AMAZING!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Strip housrInk1VIPDined on 11/8/2014The entire experience was really good. Food, drinks, service. Great night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ShastaVIPDined on 11/5/2014The food was very good, but the service was off. The staff seemed to be in a frantic motion, yet nothing was happening....very curious.Special Features:
- Our steaks were unbelievable!BeefEaterDined on 11/2/2014We raise cattle and eat a lot of great steaks. The ones we had at Strip House Vegas were amazing... great flavor, preparation, presentation...Try the bacon appetizer and sides of creamed spinach and potatoes fried in goose fat. You won't be sorry. A wonderful meal in a place with a sensual, tasteful ambiance. Thank you for a most memorable evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and serviceJessDined on 11/1/2014First off I love a steakhouse that has dim lighting, it just adds something to it. We told the server we were going to see the Britney show so we needed to be out in an hour. He suggested several things that could be made quickly but said he would do his best with anything else. We tried our luck and had Filet, Mac n' Cheese, and Tomato Mozzarella salad. The food came out quickly and cooked perfectly. My Mom said the Filet was the best she ever has had. The server checked back a couple of times and had us out with 15 minutes to spare. He took the time to give us perfect directions to the venue. It was a perfect dinner all around. Well done.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Historic Vegas Atmospherevegas4funDined on 10/31/2014My wife and I visited Las Vegas for a long weekend and a friend recommended The Strip House for a romantic dinner... Being my wife's first visit, she was very impressed with the ambiance with the old photographs lining the walls and the feel of old Las Vegas during the early years. The drinks and food were very good and the service was outstanding. We will definitely return when we visit Las Vegas next time and will recommend The Strip House to all our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Moment Made GreatLuvLunchDined on 10/31/2014We are semi-regulars to Las Vegas and whenever possible try to find a new place to eat - from local establishments to strip location notables. For our 14th weddidng anniversary we wanted to try something new and since we were staying at PH we selected the Strip House. Let me tell you we were not disappointed! From the seating and engagment with our waiter, to the food selection, attentitive yet not intrusive service, and the actual food itself. To our surprise they served us their special 24 layer chocolate cake for our anniversary - at no charge! Thanks for making our anniversary memorable.Special Features:
- Excellent Experience!BillyboyDined on 10/31/2014Great steaks. Wonderful service. Excellent experience.Special Features:
- Strip HouseSFRedDined on 10/30/2014We really enjoy this restaurant. Went there three times on our last trip to Vegas and three times this time. The food and service are excellent. The filet, lamb chops and veal chop are among the best we've had anywhere. It is also a nice respite from the casinos. Quiet and restful. They also have a great bar with outstanding bartenders and high end wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Timer Here, Loved It!SusanSDined on 10/29/2014This place is wonderful. Great food, atmosphere, and service. Had never eaten here before but will definitely be back. On top of it all, the prices were really reasonable compared to other Steak Houses in Las Vegas that I've been to. Will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Excellent steakAngieShoeDined on 10/29/2014We came here for a birthday dinner. I had filet mignon & lobster that was to die for! Everyone enjoyed their food. Our service was outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was exceptional!ChrisVIPDined on 10/27/2014We don't get to Vegas often, however the Strip House will likely remain on our itinerary. The steaks were cooked to perfection. The sides were delicious and the perfect size for the two of us to share. Thankfully, we were able to order the last bottle available of our favorite wine. With any birthday celebration, a dessert is required and the Strip House did not disappoint! 24 layers of chocolate goodness... customized message (per my request via OpenTable). Don't forget the service... Scott was excellent. If possible to reserve a spot in his section every time I would. Knows how to treat his guests and manages to make sure the wine glasses are never dry! The rest of the staff was spot on with service! Bravo!! Highly Recommend!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food & Decor Poor ServiceNikita1569VIPDined on 10/25/2014We had a dinner reservation prior to seeing a show and we still had to wait about 15 minutes for our table. Oysters were fresh and delicious. Steak was a perfect medium rare with a fabulous crust, and the creamed spinach and Mac and cheese were amazing. Service at our table was spotty, with long wait times every step of the way, to get menus, order, take care of the bill, even though the staff knew we were going to a show. I may return if I don't have plans following dinner since the food was so good, but service needs to improve.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful nightmedmeDined on 10/24/2014My party of 4 had an outstanding night at The Strip. The service was impeccable and the food was great. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Five Star Ambiance and CuisineAW1206Dined on 10/24/2014We chose this restaurant during our stay in Las Vegas as our dinner out for an excellent steak. After having been to both New York City locations, we felt this location compared very well. The food was excellent and the ambiance was exactly what we were looking for and expected from The Strip House! We highly recommend this restaurant to those looking for an excellent steak dinner and beautiful ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Made my 40th extra specialWILLRIDE20Dined on 10/20/2014High class service. Food was superb. My steak was prepared perfectly. Returned after a comedy show for my free birthday desert and they were very accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1st time there and not disappointeddavidj205VIPDined on 10/19/2014Food was excellent, server was very accommodating as we were going to a show after dinner. She was considerate of our time but didn't rush us. Their specialty dessert (24 layer chocolate cake) was split amongst the 4 of us and just the right amount of sweetness for after dinner. Would definitely go back. Again it's a hotel restaurant so it's a bit pricey.
- Sea BassOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/19/2014My steak was great as usual, but my wife had the sea bass and was not happy with it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If you are at Planet HollywoodMitchRobDined on 10/17/2014The food is great, you will pay a premium for the food, but if you are in Planet Hollywood if is a great start before see a show there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceBott28Dined on 10/17/2014Our service was absolutely horrible. We booked a private dining room for a business dinner with 10 people. The waiter we had was also waiting on other tables. Drinks didn't stay full, food came out burnt. The whole dining experience was awful. Strip house embarrassed me in front of my clients and I couldnt have been more disappointed in the level of service. Waiter was also rude and short with us. Learn some manners. We won't be back.Special Features:
- what a great nightOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/15/2014Went to a celebrate life dinner and at first I was a little put off since I had made my reservation in August and when I arrived on time, I was told it would take some others had arrived and would be seated first and to take a seat in the bar and we would be sat asap. That was not cool. Our waiter matthew (?) was amazing and dave (?) the manager came over for a meet and greet and from that point our night changed. Surf and Turf was amazing and I would go back again in a heartbeatSpecial Features:
- Strip House ReviewDeedee3Dined on 10/10/2014The Strip House is excellent. We have been there on several occasions and we are never disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steak. Rude serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/8/2014Great steak! Great Blue Point oysters. Rude server with bad attitude!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great spotklepkDined on 10/8/2014Food was perfect. Service by John was amazing. This is a wonderful place to dine. Even the bacon app. was something devine and different.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So good we came home & strippedGreatgrubbin97Dined on 10/6/2014Excellent food & service ! Overlooking casino of ph But tucked back in the quiet corner of 2nd level Great abience & lighting A must do in VegasSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic mealMingerDined on 10/6/2014The food is outstanding. Truly one of the best steaks around. Desserts were top notch, the chocolate cake.... Not fit for just one person, but it does make a great breakfastSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vegas Fall 2014WildflowerVIPDined on 10/5/2014Nice decor, really expensive, nothing outstanding, steaks are highly salted, places like Boa, Wildfire, Nine, etc. are far superiorSpecial Features:
- Overpriced and underwhelmingH1490Dined on 9/25/2014My steak was overcooked and very expensive for what it was. There was no atmosphere at all in the restaurant and the service was cold and listless. Would never return or recommendSpecial Features:
- JasonOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/21/2014Wonderful food in a remarkable setting. Seafood plateau was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak EvereatinvegasDined on 9/20/2014I had the best NY Strip steak ever and my wife had the filet minion and it was also perfect. Our server couldn't have been nicer. He was friendly, efficient and knew how to handle a table as a pro. It was a great all around experience. I was glad it was the place I chose for my wife's birthday dinner. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/19/2014The food and service were amazing! Everything was cooked to perfection!Special Features:
- excellent steakottjbDined on 9/18/2014One of the top steaks I have ever had, the sides were all very good. Cooked perfectly. Salads were not very good, and had way too much dressing. The one downside to the evening was the service, it was satisfactory, but the waiter was not helpful or very informative, and seemed to be in robot mode. Absolutely no personality , and was somewhat cold. I understand he deals with tourists all day long, but that's the gig... on a side not the food runners were extremely nice and had much more personality. Prices are on par with other top steak houses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JohnMVIPDined on 9/10/2014The steaks were cooked exactly as we asked and the potatoes romanoff are the best.Special Features:
- OutstandingJeanneDined on 9/6/2014I was looking for a restaurant to take my customers while at a conference in Las Vegas. The staff was very accommodating and the food was delicious! Definitely will go back on my next trip to Vegas!Special Features:
- Expensive but worth the investmentDirectinfoDined on 9/3/2014Everything we ordered was excellent. We went on a Wednesday night so was probably a little less hectic than would normally be but the steak was amazing. We each had the bone in ribeye. Seasoned perfectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeVegas1NightDined on 9/3/2014Food was great. Steak juicy and you can tell it is all made fresh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/3/2014all the meat dishes that 5 of us ordered were oversalty!!! when we complained - the waiter said it's shef's style of cooking!!! one of us couldn't eat it at all and asked for another filet without salt at all - and got the same salty dish!!! Side order of oversalty mushrooms were unedible. the service was exellent!
- Excellent Dining ExperienceFoodLoverDined on 9/1/2014From walking in to walking out! We had a reservation and were seated as soon as we arrived. The wait staff was very knowledgeable regarding specials, and menu items. Our water glasses never got to half full. The food was cooked to perfection, and our leftovers were packed to stay fresh. They made a great breakfast!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuluDined on 8/31/2014We were expecting a wonderful dinner. The Wedge salad and bread were good. The Lobster Bisque was just ok. The surf and turf was the worse I've had. Lobster was tough, and filet was ok. The 20ounce Rib Eye was tough and very disappointing. Won't be back..
- Delish!MsJazzyMoiDined on 8/30/2014This is now my favorite! The service as great and the food was excellent!Special Features:


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Foreskin hurts when it is pulled back?
well I was giving my boyfriend a hand job last night for the first time and I started how I normally would, until her complained that it hurt.he said that when his foreskin was pulled back even a little it hurt a lot so I said OK and tried to get on with the hand job as best as I could. considering I was worried about hurting him.this has never happened to me before with any other guys so I asked him a couple of questions and he said that he never really wanked because he couldn't be bothered too and that he didn't really do much to pleasure himself. and he's a virgin also so I don't know what could happen when we have sex.he also mentioned that if I give him more hand jobs and stuff like that, over time it would stop hurting, but I only get to see him once or twice a week, will that be enough to sort the problem out?oh and will this be a problem when we try and have sex or I try and give him a blow job? should I tell him to try and fix the problem himself? what do I do?
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This is because his foreskin isn't used to being pulled back over his glans. There could be a lot more problems causing this as well. If you're worried about it taking too long to prepare for sex then you should suggest that he practise pulling his foreskin back on his own time so it's less work for you. Usually, this isn't a problem as males should be frequently pulling back their foreskin for cleaning purposes. This will be a problem during sex unless it's addressed. A blow job won't really do anything if the foreskin isn't pulled back.~Distant
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Yeah I was just readin around and thought I should tell you this, your guy most likely has frenulum breve and should get a frenuloplasty it's not circumcision but it makes a small incision in the frenulum so it can heal back longer, the procedure apparently takes about 10 minutes but after that and 2 weeks no sex(sorry) it should be fineThis is frenulum breve, link And this is the treatment, link It said on there that stretching and creams can help but only to a point and it can still be painful, I'm thinking about getting one and your guy should have one too
I used to have this problem but overcame it by stretching, He has to learn to stretch the frenulum and then it will be easier to pull the foreskin down(easier to do with oil and in the shower and it may take a couple of weeks to fully stretch out), you can also get special steroid creams to help thin that part of the skin out and make it more loose,I wasn't able to pull the foreskin back before while masturbating but it was still pleasurable, so just give him a handjob without pulling the skinIf it's really serious then surgery a frenuplasty or just a circumcision will be done
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Both but it's easier and probably faster to stretch whilst erect, also don't pull to hard as it can break and bleed
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Undecided between Prune, The Dutch and Otto; Koreatown Question and Market Question
- Kat Aug 19, 2011 07:22 PM
Is it too late at this point to even try for a table for an upcoming weekend night at Prune? We are two adults and a 9 y.o. Will we get the stinkeye for bringing a 9 y.o. in there who can't eat/drink as much as an adult in that seat? Behavior not a problem. If so, undecided between The Dutch and Otto. Heard Otto is family friendly, but is it good enough for one of the only 4 dinners we have in NYC? We live in a suburban culinary wasteland (relatively) and are looking for a 4 day food splurge. Second, we plan to do the tourist thing for DS and go up the ESB for the view. Looking to eat at Madangsui around 7pm on a weeknight. Will we need a reservation, or be able to walk in with a little wait? And, is it within walking distance of the ESB? FInally, we only have time for one, Chelsea Market or Union Square Greenmarket (it will be a Fri.). We'd like to eat lunch, graze, and also load up our cooler. Which one? Thank you.
Considering portions at Prune aren't exactly large, they shouldn't care. The question is more if they serve food your kid likes. If in doubt, dining earlier and beating the prime rush is best. I'd say there are better choices than Prune or Otto in all honesty. Was there something on the Prune menu that made you gravitate towards it?
Union Square Market doesn't really have prepared foods, it's a seasonal market (not counting cookies, and apple cider). Chelsea Market has a produce store, but it's mainly prepared foods, snack items, gifts, and imports stop. Both options have a meat and fish vendors. It really depends on what your needs are.
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1 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10003
54 E 1st St, New York, NY 10003
re: sugartoof
You can eat a full meal at Chelsea Market at the Lobster Place, the Green Table, Friedman's, Ronnybrook. I saw many people doing that this past Friday.
Also, it's been raining so much that the produce at the Greenmarket may suffer. And/or some vendors won't come in if the weather is truly bad. Even if you are there in the rain, the farmers may leave early!
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252 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
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re: kathryn
Right, to be clear, you would have a hard time eating in the Union Square market, it's a shopping only thing. Good meals to be had nearby though.
those three places (Prune, Otto, and Dutch) are very different...personally i dislike all three, and wouldn't recommend any of them...(though i've only been the Dutch once, so it's a new bad-impression)...
Tell us a little more about what you want vibe-wise and food-wise and maybe some other suggestions will come...
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The Dutch is more buzzy than Prune and will probably be even harder to get into for dinner. I don't see a big issue with your well-behaved nine year old at Prune. After all, the chef has two kids too.
I would make a Madangsui reservation just in case.
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Hi, Thanks for the info. We'll do Chelsea Market (added advantage of being able to walk the HIgh LIne afterward) instead of Greenmarket and will make a reservation at Madangsui. As to Prune, The Dutch or Otto, here is what we are looking for: 1) Downtown (since that's where we'll be that day, - Chelsea or further downtown); 2) somewhere we can make a reservation instead of having to wait in line; 3) busy and loud (due to the aforementioned 9 year old, somewhere either formal or quiet and romantic won't do; his behavior is good but I don't want to feel out of place); 4) interesting, creative food that we won't find in our suburban cookie-cutter town. Places we have liked in the past: Freeman's (just went for drinks, but I loved the atmosphere), Schiller's, Balthazar and Tailor (RIP). Want to try somewhere new this time. Allergic to shellfish; one of us doesn't like Chinese food, anything else is fair game.. Reason I wanted to try Prune is that I just read the chef's book and liked it, but if there are better choices I am totally open. Thanks!!
re: Kat
If you liked Freemans, you would probably like Peels, the newer restaurant from the same crew. Very good and they take reservations.
I think a kid would be more welcome at Prune than The Dutch. The Dutch is more "sceney" and you might get a few looks depending on when you go.
Otto, while consistent, is not even in the same class as the other two and worth skipping.
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re: Kat
I ate at Prune last Fri dinner and there was a 5-yo coloring at the next table, totally no difficulty - but ono ther hand, that's not a 9 yo.
The restaurant is buzzy and busy and has interesting food (I don't mean weird, just unusual twists on things) and great service. It is tiny, so fitting into a busy loud atmosphere isn't really the thing - though it *is* busy and loud (due to limited soundproofing and use of tile).
I wouldn't rule out Otto.
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re: Kat
I think Prune is great, and a good choice. I really enjoy the food there (though it's not for everyone).
Additionally, you might want to consider adding some of these for lunch/brunch (I'm not sure where you're staying or where you're sightseeing), especially if you can't get in for dinner. If you're interested in The Dutch, you might want to have lunch at his other restaurant, Locanda Verde. Or just have lunch at the Dutch if you're nearby. Maialino is also family friendly, especially for brunch/lunch. As is Perilla.
If you liked Tailor (like me), you might also like WD-50, but it's pretty pricey, and I'm not sure I've ever seen kids there (but that's probably because it's so pricey and and the food is so out-there).
You might also want to consider doing RGR's self-guided Lower East Side walking and eating tour:
Changes to note. Guss's Pickles has closed. Substitute The Pickle Guys, on Essex St., just off Grand. Also, Economy Candy is at 108 Rivington, not 145.
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re: kathryn
WD-50 is actually a great place for kids, as long as it's an earlier hour. Nine might be a little young, though - hard to say. I know young teens (especially those who dig stuff like Mythbusters, Mr. Wizard, etc) can have a fun time there - Wylie's usually very good about kitchen tours, and if you let the servers know beforehand they might be able to time something where they bring you back when he happens to be prepping a particularly science-y plate, like something with liquid nitrogen or whatnot. Depends how interested your nine-year-old would be in that sort of thing, though.
Otto is very much a "family restaurant" - lots of kids there. Probably the safest choice, though also probably the least exciting.
I doubt you'd need a rezzie at Madangsui on a weeknight - but never hurts to have one just in case.
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Otto has always been very kid-friendly in my experience, and the gelato is almost guaranteed to please a 9 y.o. while the pizza may not be the best in nyc, it's far from the worst, and the adults in your party will do fine with the vegetable side dishes, appetizer-size pastas and wines by the glass.
stink eye? ignore it.
as long as your kid behaves a little better than most of the adults there is no reason for him not to be there. I was in denver 2 weeks ago, and i took my 6 yr to 3 places people told me were "not kid friendly". he was treated well, because he acted well, and because they didn't get many kids there, they loved his being able to eat in very foodie-modern type places.
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I agree, Cheeryvisage, and love your posts and pictures.
However, if I were left to a hard choice between the two, I would say without a doubt, go for Ma Peche.
Ma Peche
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re: j.jessica.lee
Thanks, Jessica. :)
Yeah, Madangsui isn't as much of a dining destination compared to Ma Peche. I guess it depends on where the OP's from. If she already has access to excellent Korean restaurants at home, there's no point in going to Madangsui. If not and if the OP has room in her schedule for it, I'd say experiencing Korean dining (the numerous free side dishes and "tableside" BBQ, and not to mention Madangsui's solid Soft Tofu Stew) is well worth it.
re: Cheeryvisage
Sadly, we only have 4 days and 4 dinners. Only one day is planned to be in Midtown, so it was a hard choice. We love Korean food, but DH is still talking about our meal at Ssam two years ago on our last family trip to NYC, so I thought he would enjoy Ma Peche. Also, when I saw the crispy pig's head on the menu, that sealed the deal.
re: Kat
Well, the best laid plans, so they say......Had to cut our trip short by a day and half due to Hurricane Irene. Didn't want to have to drive back to Boston today in the thick of the hurricane, so we left early yesterday. :( Anyway, our first night we had dinner at the Spotted Pig, per DS8's request. We arrived at around 5:45 and surprisingly were seated right away as there were only a few people ahead of us. Started with the crispy pig's ear for me and dozen oysters for DH. Never had pig's ear before, so was eager to try it. The texture of the ear was a bit sticky, hello cartilege!, but the edges and outside were delightfully crunchy and not at all greasy. For mains, had the skirt steak with grilled veg and chili and the arctic char, along with a separate side of shoestring fries. Fries were paper thin with a bit of garlic and rosemary, very addictive. Melon sorbet for a shared dessert had a fresh, natural melon flavor, served with rum on the side. Delicious meal. Afterward, a nice long walk to Whole Foods in Tribeca to stock up on ruisleipa, a Finnish rye bread being made in Long Island. The WF bakery worker said that it hadn't been selling well, so we felt no guilt in buying out the whole lot to bring home and freeze.
Next day, I had made a dinner reservation at Ma Peche, but ended up canceling it as DS and DH were tired and cranky after a long day. Sent them off to rest up at a movie and then we met for dinner. I hate just walking around and picking a place to eat, rarely seems to work out, and this time we were near Times Square, yikes. However, we ended up at Don Giovanni's on 44th near 9th and the pizza was pretty good. A plus, we snagged one of the last outdoor tables and it was a lovely, warm night. Ordered half margherita and half goat cheese, garlic and basil along with sangria. Pizza was good and it was nice to be able to sit outside and relax. Not too expensive, either.
Next day, we decided to leave a day early so had to revamp the plan. Jettisoned Chelsea Market and the High Line (next time) and instead drove to Brighton Beach so DH could stock up on salmon roe. Went to M&I first, which was a ghost town. Tumbleweeds. They had two types, so he bought both and then we chose some hot items and brought them upstairs to eat outside on the terrace. They weren't hot, more like lukewarm, and greasy. Ick. Potato pancake and then spinach, meat and potato knishes. The spinach was the best. The meat knish was greasy and the potato, cold and congealed. Blintzes were better, they were hot and fresh. Cherry blintz was my favorite. Did we order wrong? Don't know. Wondered when we arrived and there were very few people there. Next, moved on to Vintage Foods, which was packed and had a much better selection of salmon roe. Finally, went to Golden Label, which was also packed.
For dinner that night, drove back to Manhattan and, after a quick trip to Economy Candy, had dinner at Prune. So glad that we ate here, it was delicious. Started with the roasted bone marrow for us and the pickled shrimp for DS. The bone marrow is a rare treat and it was buttery and delicious. Had the roasted suckling pig and the swordfish for mains. Loved the vibe and the food. Did not have dessert, but followed dinner with a run around the playground across the street, a quick visit to Russ and Daughters and then gelato at a cafe nearby. Lots of good eating, less time than expected, but that means more to do next time. Thanks!


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- ejs1492 Jun 3, 2008 07:44 AM
Does anyone know anything about Sweet Republic, the new "cool" ice cream place at 92nd and Shea near Jade Palace? According to my wife, they have some intriguing flavors (basil?) and I am wondering if anyone has tried it.
I just stopped in on my lunch break today...it's awesome!
I had a scoop of the Earl Gray IceCream and a scoop of the Lime basil sorbet!
The sorbet was by far my favorite as I am not a big fan of dairy...though was intrigued by the Earl Gray.
The flavors were crisp, and definite.
I loved it!
Sweet republic is very cute. and bright inside. They have only been open a week and are still experimenting w/ flavors. They also had salted, butter caramel and pear ginger... Most of the flavors are what you would find in most gelato shops. They make their ice cream in the gelato machines...all is very smooth and creamy.
The owner told me she will be doing more sophisticated flavors...she hasn't done any advertising...but did get a mention in the New Times today!
Right now she is relying on word of mouth!
re: ciaogal
I was at Sweet Republic last week and really liked the housemade everything concept. But they didn't have the flavors that ciaogal is talking about.
I'm really curious to try the salted caramel ice cream mentioned the the New Times blog. I tried it before at Bi-Rite in SF, but didn't really like it there though I enjoyed the other flavors. So hopefully the salted caramel will be better at Sweet Republic.
re: foodie_21
I was in there for the first time about an hour ago and I tried many flavors, ALL of which were awesome! I decided on the salted caramel and the peanut butter chip. The peanut butter is made with natural peanut butter and doesn't have salt (I can't quite remember what she said about it but it was AMAZING), and the caramel was really, really good. I tried the Earl Grey which was interesting, it really did taste like tea but in ice cream form! I also sampled a few of the sorbets which are made with real fruit and nothing artificial.
The toppings are limited, but that's because the ice cream is the star here. The toppings are made in-house as well, and I had some sort of caramel-nut brittle type thing which was very crunchy and had a salty but somehow sour taste to it. It was a little too difficult to chew until it got around to melting a bit in the ice cream. My boyfriend had a pistachio brittle-type topping which was much easier to chew. I got whipped cream on mine (real whipped cream!) and a chocolate sauce and a salted caramel sauce that went well with the caramel ice cream.
They also have various baked goods which I believe are baked on-premises and looked great. They sell coca cola in bottles (very retro) which is cute. The women who work there, who I believe are the owners, are really nice and care about their product, and it shows! They offered samples of as many flavors as I wanted and told me all about their concept. They also offer pinkberry-style tart frozen yogurt, which I'll have to try on my next visit.
Overall, this place is awesome and I can't wait to go back!
Tried this place for the first time today and was very happy I did! I had the salted caramel with the pistachio topping. So good. The ice cream was really smooth and great balance of salty and sweet. Will be going back to try some other flavors.
We tried it today. Very cool place inside...they did a good job with the space and the owner is very friendly and proud of her creation! I had the bananas foster with chocolate on top, my wife had the salted butter caramel, and our son had chocolate. All were hits. My wife had a taste of a cherry balsamic syrup as a topping and loved it, but did not order it.
I do think they their scoops are VERY small for $2.95. And they are skimpy with the toppings. I'm sure the "ice cream is supposed to speak for itself" but I think they could be a little more generous. The serving size and price almost make a Sprinkles cupcake seem like a bargain! :-)
re: ejs1492
We stopped in to Sweet Republic for a second visit last evening. I had the lime basil sorbet again...still my favorite. I also tried the strawberry w/ the balsamic syrup...it was a nice combination. My SO had the Chocolate and the Salted Caramel (a flavor I would have never guessed he would enjoy) He loved it!
I do agree w/ ejs1492 about it being a little pricey....
I think they are catering to the Kierland Crowd....in a neighborhood setting.
I hope they start advertising soon!
So I went back to check out some these intriguing flavors that Ciaogal and Jess321 reported on. The salted caramel was a yes for me. So were the pear ginger and lime basil. But the one flavor that I thought was really outrageous was the honey blue cheese. I wasn't sure that this would work, but it totally blew me away.
Second Ciaogal on their need to advertise.
re: foodie_21
Is the salted caramel a caramel-flavor ice cream with salted caramel bits?
Just curious. At my local market here in UT, there is a new Hagan-Daz (sp) flavor that is caramel ice cream with caramel and little chocolate drops with salted caramel inside. It's unique and pretty darn good. Just wondering how this would stack up to the one at Sweet Republic.
re: foodie_21
Went here today and sampled all of the flavors mentioned thus far: lime basil (very refreshing; loved the basil component), earl gray (great; definitely does have the tea flavor but it's fairly light and sweet), and the honey blue cheese (agreed that it is quite good; again, has that distinctive blue flavor but is subtle and very nice, particularly for any blue cheese fans), and salted carmel (also great, as mentioned previously).
Sounds great, looking forward to checking this place out.
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Sweet Republic Ice Cream
9160 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
I visited Sweet Republic the other day with my two young sons. I really like this place. I sampled the chocolate, salted caramel, mint chocolate chip, and the honey blue cheese. One son got a scoop of chocolate and the other a scoop of the caramel. Both loved them. I did two scoops (it's good to be the dad) of the salted caramel and the mint chocolate. They use real mint leaves, and the owner mentioned it tastes more like mint tea, and she was right. It was delicious, and both of my kids loved it. The owner said my sons have great pallates (I laughed out loud since they normally prefer chicken fingers and quesidillas...they must have great ice cream pallates), but they really liked all the flavors. The shop is very cool, and I love that two people left corporate jobs to follow their dream. Everything in the place is all natural, and the flavors are amazing. The blue cheese ice cream was surprisingly great. They are very open and nice about letting you try as many as you want, and in fact, she ended up making me try other flavors (I normally would never ask for more than one or maybe 2). They are very proud of their product, and my kids announced they like it even more than Golden Swirl (thank goodness). We'll definitely be back.
We hit Sweet Republic tonight and are big fans. Cool place with neat retro decor. Ice cream & sorbet were both great.
Had 8 non-dairy sorbet flavors for the girls which was super nice. Some great flavors. Highlights for us were 2 cheese course (blue cheese & dates - superyum), basil lime sorbet, salted caramel & strawberry sorbet w/balsamic lime glaze. They were super, super nice & let us try everything! Even gave us a sample of a cardamom cornmeal biscotti. Also liked the mayan chocolate, pineapple sorbet, watermelon sorbet & peach sorbet.
Think if you're doing a double, you need to do 1 ice cream & 1 sorbet. My 2 cheese course & basil lime sorbet was a great pairing. The wife almost died of richness going with 2 ice creams - though she finished every drop.
Will DEFINITELY be heading back. Also love the ease of access (close to the 101) and ample parking.
re: ccl1111
Another round of great flavors. Got to love the fact that they change frequently. Don't miss the pear ginger sorbet. It rocks!
re: ccl1111
I've been a huge fan of Sweet Republic for a long time. Unfortunately we'd been absent for a while.
Finally got reminded to get back in there. It was better than ever.
Already a ridiculous fan of the Cheese Course Duo (with medjool dates & Roquefort cheese). Enjoyed it even more than remembered as it seems that the Roquefort is a bit more pronounced. I do know they are always tweaking recipes. Paired that with Cabernet Pear which was a perfect match. New flavor for me, loved it.
Other perennial favorites (especially as the kids are dairy allergic) are the basil lime sorbet (basil also seemed a bit more pronounced which I liked even more) & pear ginger.
With this last visit, Sweet Republic had a bunch of new flavors. Unlike some other ice cream/gelato shops (some of which I love), Sweet Republic wants you to try as much as you wish.
The new flavors we had/tried were Chocolate Sorbet (dairy free & the new fave of my kids), Sweet Sunshine (awesome orange, carrot, ginger sorbet), Banana Sorbet (another killer dairy free flavor - tons of banana), Malawi Peaberry Espresso (switched out the Sumatran bean to great effect - killer coffee flavor), Mango Lassi (with a hint of cardamom), Rum Raisin (super yum), Apple Pie (great) & Chocolate Billy (Belgian chocolate with goat milk).
The net effect of all this is we need to get in way more often to try all these new flavors.
Not sure if I'm ever going to be able to forego the Cheese Course Duo though.
re: ccl1111
We love Sweet Rebublic. Thanks for the update on the new flavors. We'll have to stop by this weekend. The cheese course is amazing. I also love the mint chocolate chip with real mint.
re: heleny
heleny--sounds great. Will this be for sale at some point, or are you still tweaking the recipe?
I'm looking forward to trying this place when I'm in town. I used to treat myself to Ice Tango's, but the teenagers they hire are SO rude... it's like you're interrupting their gossip time when you go into that place. They even got annoyed when I asked for a sample (jeez!).... I really hope Sweet Republic stays focused on the customers (and I'm really glad they have dairy-free options!)
re: coastalgypsy
The Ice Tango near SR is reportedly closing, so that won't be an issue. Helen and Jan are really focused on customers. We sampled some of the new flavors and Helen listened to our feedback . Some of mine wasn't very positive, but it could just be personal tastes. That happens when you get creative like they do, and it's one of the things I like about SR. They aren't afraid to take chances on non-mainstream flavors. What tastes like lemon Pledge to me (and apparently at least one other person :) ) will be someone else's favorite.
And how can you not like a place that made bacon ice cream? :)
re: Firenza00
The Ice Tango by SR is the one that I was complaining about -- no surprise they might close (although it seems like they just opened!)
I'll have to pass on the bacon ice cream (vegetarian!) but I definitely love the salty/sweet combo... (do they have a salted caramel flavor???) The last time I got tricked into the bacon thing was when I shoved my face into a box of Vosges truffles and realized a little too late that they snuck a bacon/chocolate truffle in there... (!)
re: coastalgypsy
Salted Butter Caramel, actually. It's really good. :)
re: Firenza00
I'll echo this. My favorite SR flavor is the lime-basil sorbet. Recently, I had a batch that seemed weak in flavor. I gave Helen my feedback and she listened without defensiveness. It turns out, I think, that I had just kept the carton I took home in the freezer too long before enjoying it.
That leads to a lesson about how to enjoy the SR product. Because many flavors incorporate fresh ingredients (e.g. basil in my favorite flavor), it's important to enjoy everything within a few days of bringing it home. This isn't like a mass market product that is engineered to stay fresh for weeks or months. The flavors of SR products are intense and therefore have a defined lifetime in the freezer.
re: silverbear
Lime-basil sorbet is one of my faves too. It's too hard to go off the deep end there & end up ordering 3 or 4 scoops. Picking the right thing on a menu is always an effort for me. Picking the right flavor at SR is torturous for me.
We'd actually been absent from SR for a while & when we came back, I think Helen's bumped up the intensity of some of the interesting flavors (basil in lime-basil sorbet, Roquefort in the cheese course duo, etc.) to great effect.
I do have to give a shout out to the bacon brittle. That stuff is amazing. Love it over the sweet corn ice cream but it is just flat out amazing (I of course love bacon though).
SR will be at OTFM from now on starting this weekend as well. Whew hoo!
I tried the meyer lemon yesterday and it was delicious! Looked like flecks of lemon rind in it? The mango lassi was very refreshing also (with a hint of cardamom I believe?). I ended up with the peaberry coffee & virginia peanut flavors. I could have stood there all day and kept sampling! Really great place.


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This morning I felt like having some savory pancakes for breakfast. Luckily I had Nila Aunty's recipe in my files. It is such a simple and delicious breakfast that I wanted to share it with you.
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- cilantro, for garnish, or mix in 1 Tbsp to batter
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How to Delete a Template in Joomla 2.5
Changing your Joomla 2.5 template is quite easy to do, and deleting templates is just as easy. If you've installed a template that you've decided not to use any longer, it may be a good idea to uninstall / delete the template. While we haven't seen a big problem with this, it makes sense that some templates could be coded in a way that could pose security risks to your site, even when they're not in use. Deleting Joomla 2.5 templates that are not being used can be a simple step you can take to help with Joomla 2.5 security.
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You did a great job but also provide some links where we can find responsive free joomla templates.
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This is because you are trying to remove the current default template. To remove it, you will need to set another template as default first.
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The article is clear and objective. This same procedure applies to Joomla 3.x.
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I was trying to follow the direction from this page but I wasn't able to find the template I want delete in the list. However, if I go to Templates Manager, the template is still there. Am I missing some step? Thanks...
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Internet Load & Donwload Problem (VPN)
i have a strange problem with my windows
let me describe it :
i use a DSL connection for access internet and also a VPN connection
VPn is important for my job and also my security as all of you know it's benefits,
but my problem, i'll explain witth simple language
when i go to youtube.com for see a online video depend on my low internet connection that movie's loading time makes me wait, and after some minutes i can play that movie while rest of it is loading in low color in youtube play window
it loads with 60 K/b as my BDTS's firewall show
everything is well till now but problem! is here
i saw half of movie and i want close that window and i want see another movie
my brower is firefox 3.6.6, when i close youtube window my internet connection with youtube must be terminated but it still loading !!!
i saw it in my firewall
it shows me a connection that using all of my bandwidth and its that youtube movie that is loading and after loading ended or i closed my VPN connection internet bandwidth become free
another example :
i want download 1.rar with 20 MB size
i start download with my IDM latest version and after IDM download 50% of it (20 MB) i want stop it so i click on stop of download window but still my firewall showing me a cennection or a program or ... that using all of my bandwidth and it can't be another thing but that IDM download connection that still active and download however i did stop the download
i have this problem just with my VPN connection and just on windows 7
i tested it on windows XP and everything was good but windows 7
i am professional in software engineering or at least a normal Microsoft user but this problem is very strange for me
its really annoyed me, every time i must disconnect my VPn and then connection it again and do my works and so on ...
this really takes a lot of my time
i hope someone here can help me
With best Regards, Thanks in advance
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|12 Jul 2010
Hi there attractive. Well I think we can narrow it down to a VPN Problem. I would take this issue up with your VPN provider. If it doesn't happen with the VPN off then it isn't a Windows problem.
All I can suggest, sorry mate.
|My System Specs
|12 Jul 2010
Here is what member did.
To fix the problem I change the VPN settings to allocated an IP address within a specific range (via the vpn wizard on the server machine). This way the client machine registers on the network fine.
My gut tells me that there has been some kind of IP conflict or something when I had the default settings ticked (i.e. DHCP sorts the IP allocating out).
Only problem with this I can forsee, is make sure that whatever range you specify on the Windows 7 server machine does not conflict with anything you have set up in your DHCP server (which in my case is running on my router).
Not sure if it is the same problem you are experiencing.
Let us know one way or the other.
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|12 Jul 2010
i'm just tested this vpn connection on win xp
with this settings :
PPP setting : enable LCP extensions - enable software compression both checked
type of vpn : PPTP
data encryption : no encryption allowed ...
Allow this protocols : Unencrypted password (PAP) checked
this are my desired vpn connection settings
i run my vpn connection on win xp and everything was working like a charm !
i'm watching a trailer on youtube and when it loaded 50% i close the firefox window and then BT firewall shows free bandwidth simple and easy
but in win 7 with just like settings like same as win xp :
when i close firefox window still a program or connection or ... i don't know using all of mybandwith and this misterious thing can't be something but that youtube movie that still loading
i really did my best to explain my problem
thanks again friends, i hope this problem be solved cos i really liked win 7, this is hard for me return to win xp
- Edit : for more details i use a standard valid and static ip address and over it a vpn connection
and my vpn host ip address is : 184.108.40.206
|My System Specs
|12 Jul 2010
Hi Attractive. What VPN are you using? Do you have a link to their site? It might provide some insight.
|My System Specs
|12 Jul 2010
Sorry mate. don't understand what you just said....
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|13 Jul 2010
ok, last night i checked this vpn connection with different IB i mean IE8
and yes it works and everything was fine
so now i know problem is just cos of firefox
i have latest version of firefox
can someone help me ?
|My System Specs
|13 Jul 2010
i installed traffic comp software
then i activated vpn and then traffic comp
problem solved !!!
it seams firefox don't get stop command through vpn
any idea?
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