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You go girl!! I am right with you this week…feels so good.
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Oh my gosh we're sharing a brain right now. I have a similar post in drafts right now. I've switched out hot tea for my nightly glass of wine and well, it's working for me.
I do that too – and while I'm cooking dinner sometimes I want to eat everything in site, I make a cup of chicken bullion – with pepper, fills me up with minimal calories.
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There's so many options for tea that it's hard to get sick of it! I'm trying to get into the habit of brewing a cup as I'm making dinner for a post-dinner change of flavour. Makes it much easier to get out of the dessert loop.
this is SO me! I thought a couple of years ago that I had gotten that monster under control, but its been rearing its ugly head lately. Thanks for posting this. Its a great reminder and totally motivating.
Ditto on everything you just said. My love for the gym is bordering on an addiction lately. It just makes me so happy :)
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I like to spice up our Thanksgiving dinner with this special dessert featuring two popular holiday flavors. A delicious alternative to pumpkin pie, it's my favorite potluck contribution. —Deborah F. Hahn, Belle, Missouri
16 Servings
Prep: 1 hour + chilling
1/2 cup shortening
1/3 cup sugar
1 cup molasses
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1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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|Fat Tony
Fat Tony in Brooklyn, New York, 2013.
|Background information
|Birth name
|Anthony Lawson Jude Ifeanyichukwu Obiawunaotu
|March 24, 1988
|Third Ward, Houston, Texas
|Hip Hop
|rapper, DJ
|Years active
|Young One Records[1]
|Associated acts
|Tom Cruz, Das Racist, Supreeme, Murs, Bun B, Kam Franklin, Kechphrase, Big Baby Gandhi
Anthony Obi (born March 24,[2] 1988), better known by his stage name Fat Tony, is a Nigerian-American rapper from Houston, Texas.
Fat Tony won the 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2013 Houston Press Music Awards' Best Underground Hip Hop award,[3][4][5] and has been recognized in URB's "Next 1000", a list of emerging new artists anticipated to breakthrough.[6] He won the Houston Press "Best Underground Rapper" award three times, as of 2011.[7]
In 2008 Fat Tony participated in a charity concert to raise money for prevention and treatment of HIV.[8]
Fat Tony's debut album RABDARGAB was released October 19, 2010 and featured production entirely from Tom Cruz formerly of Atlanta based rap group Supreeme.[9] The album features appearances by Murs, Negashi Armada aka Blunt Fang from Supreeme, Charly East, Bo. P, Kam Franklin, and Tom Cruz.[citation needed] "RABDARGAB" is a reference to a late 1990s Houston Independent School District campaign aimed at elementary school students to promote literacy by offering $1 to students in exchange for book reports. The acronym stands for "Read a Book – Do A Report – Get a Buck."[10] With the release of this album, Fat Tony ran a promotion entitled LISDARGAB (Listen, Do a Review, Get a Buck) where Fat Tony undertook to send anyone who emailed him a review for RABDARGAB a dollar bill in the mail.[11] The album was preceded by a mixtape release entitled RABDARGAB: The EPreview mixed by Fat Tony's DJ iPod Ammo. The mixtape featured collaborations with Das Racist, Juiceboxxx, HOSPITAL, Jade <3, Tecla, Smash Bro, and more.[12]
On March 24, 2011 he released a remix album entitled SCREWDARGAB. It was a "chopped-up, not slopped up" version of RABDARGAB[13] remixed by Swishahouse co-founder DJ OG RON C.[14]
On June 1, 2012, Young One Records released Double Dragon; a collaborative free album with producer Tom Cruz. Double Dragon features Fat Tony and Tom Cruz performing as a duo and is entirely produced by Tom Cruz.[15] The album is a precursor to Fat Tony's second album Smart Ass Black Boy. In November 2012, Fat Tony released the first single from Smart Ass Black Boy entitled "BKNY".[16][17] In March 2013, Vice Magazine announced the Smart Ass Black Boy album release date and premiered the second single entitled "Hood Party" featuring Kool A.D. and Despot.[18]
Smart Ass Black Boy, Fat Tony's second album, was released June 11, 2013 on Young One Records. The album is produced by Tom Cruz and was written in two days and recorded in four days in Los Angeles, California during April 2012.[19] NPR premiered a full length stream of Smart Ass Black Boy on June 3, 2013 and wrote positively of the album's material.[20] The album received positive reviews from XXL Magazine,[21] Rolling Stone,[22] SPIN,[23] Robert Christgau for MSN,[24] AllMusic,[25] and Houston Press.[26] Pitchfork premiered the "Hood Party" video on the album's release date.[27]
Style and influences[edit]
His primary musical influences are drawn from Southern Hip Hop, Underground Hip Hop, West Coast Hip Hop, pop music, and punk rock.[28] Fat Tony has cited artists such as Prince, the Ramones, E-40, Devin the Dude, Black Flag, and A Tribe Called Quest among others as influences.[29]
Studio albums[edit]
- Double Dragon (2012) with Tom Cruz
- Smart Ass Black Boy (2013)
Remix albums[edit]
Compilation albums[edit]
- The Creation of Fat Tony (2009)
- Like, Hell Yeah (2010)
- RABDARGAB: The EPreview (2010)
- Love Life (2008)
- "Hood Party" (2013)
- "BKNY (Remix)" (2013)
- "No More" b/w "Love Me" (2014)
Guest appearances[edit]
- SMKA - "'Til It's Gone" and "I'm on Fire" from SMKA: The 808 Experiment Vol. 1 (2008)
- DJ Sly - "Killin' Time" from Beyond It (2009)
- Juiceboxxx - "Boxxx Get Busy" from Journeyman from the Heartland (2010)
- Das Racist - "Luv It Mayne" from Sit Down, Man (2010)
- Tecla - "Beautiful Problems" from Strangers Revisited (2011)
- ASAP Rocky - "Get Lit" from Live. Love. ASAP (2011)
- Tecla - "No Music" from Thanksgiving (2011)
- Hot Sugar - "Leverage" from MiDi Murder EP (2012)
- Big Baby Gandhi - "Lurkin'" from No1 2 Look Up 2 (2012)
- Heems - "Bangles" from Nehru Jackets (2012)
- Antwon - "Laugh Now: Hot Sugar Version" (2013)
- Tecla - "Bed of Roses" and "Mayo on the Side" from Bruja (2013)
- Steel Tipped Dove - "Sprung" from Steel Tipped Dove & a Whole Bunch of Crazy Motherfuckers (2013)
- Kool & Kass - "Burtation" from Peaceful Solutions (2013)
- Weekend Money - "Trapper Keeper" from Freddie Merkury (2014)
- Tony Collins - "Take You Home" from Last Night (2014)
- Cakes da Killa - "I Run This Club Remix" from I Run This Club (2014)
- ^ "Young One Records". Young One Records.
- ^ Rhodes, Dusti. "Apostle of Hustle." Houston Press. Wednesday January 13, 2010. 2. Retrieved on December 20, 2010.
- ^ "Fat Tony's 2013 Houston Press Music Award". Fat Tony.
- ^ "2009 Houston Press Music Award Winners". Houston Press.
- ^ "2008 Houston Press Music Awards Recipients List". Houston Press.
- ^ "Urb Magazine :: Next 1000 :: Fat Tony". Urb Magazine.
- ^ Serrano, Shea. "Rap Boom Reload." Houston Press. Wednesday November 9, 2011. 1. Retrieved on November 10, 2011.
- ^ Kever, Jeannie. "One dream, several lives." Houston Chronicle. December 19, 2008. Retrieved on November 13, 2010. "I definitely don't say 'yes' to everything," said Anthony Obi, a rapper known as Fat Tony. "But some things deserve special consideration."
- ^ "Fat Tony helps keep local sound original – Life & Arts". The Daily Cougar (University of Houston).
- ^ "RAB DAR GAB H.I.S.D. PSA". YouTube.
- ^ "RABDARGAB". Fat Tony.
- ^ "RABDARGAB: THE EPREVIEW". Fat Tony.
- ^ "Fat Tony - SCREWDARGAB: Chopped Not Slopped: DJ OG RON C (File, MP3, Album) at Discogs". Discogs.
- ^ "SCREWDARGAB". Fat Tony.
- ^ "Mixtape Premiere: Fat Tony & Tom Cruz "Double Dragon"". Complex Magazine.
- ^ "Fat Tony "BKNY" Video". Life or Death PR.
- ^ "FAT TONY FEAT. OLD MONEY - "BKNY" (PROD. BY TOM CRUZ) (OFFICIAL VIDEO)". Noisey (Vice).
- ^ "VICE Premiere: "Hood Party" by Fat Tony". VICE United States.
- ^ "NPR premieres Houston rapper Fat Tony's new album". Houston Chronicle.
- ^ "First Listen: Fat Tony, 'Smart Ass Black Boy'". NPR.
- ^ "Fat Tony – 'Smart Ass Black Boy' Album Review'". XXL Magazine.
- ^ "Fat Tony, 'Smart Ass Black Boy'". Rolling Stone.
- ^ "Fat Tony , 'Smart Ass Black Boy' Review'". SPIN Magazine.
- ^ "Fat Tony/Young Fathers'". MSN Entertainment.
- ^ "Smart Ass Black Boy - Fat Tony". AllMusic.
- ^ "Fat Tony Remains Houston's Smart Ass Black Boy On New Album'". Houston Press.
- ^ "Video: Fat Tony Featuring Kool A.D. and Despot: "Hood Party"'"". Pitchfork.
- ^ "Sound Check: Texas proves it's big enough for all types of music – Life & Arts". The Daily Cougar (University of Houston).
- ^ "PODiMOUTH : PODiMOUTH Presents: FAT TONY A short Q&A with...". PODiMOUTH.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Fat Tony discography at Discogs


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The head of PayPal is leaving at the end of June to join the team at Facebook.
It was announced Monday that company president David Marcus is leaving PayPal at the end of June to lead Facebook's messaging products.
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.piccinocafe.com/
- Phone: (415) 824-4224 ext. 10
- Hours of Operation:
Tue-Sun: 11am - 10pm
Mon: closed
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Pay with OpenTable,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Californian, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Anne Alvero
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Getting there
- Cross Street: 22nd Street
- Public Transit: Caltrain: 22nd Street Station
MUNI: 48 Quintara stops at 22nd & Minnesota Sts.
22 Fillmore stops at 20th & Tennessee Sts.
KT Ingleside/Third St stops at 3rd & 23rd Sts.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Street parking is relatively easy in our neighborhood - you can usually find parking within a couple of blocks, and there are no meters to feed. After 6pm, you can also park in the MUNI lot across Minnesota Street from us.
A word from Piccino
When we opened the doors of our tiny restaurant in December 2006, our goal was to make Piccino as welcoming as the home of a close friend, our food as simple and beautifully executed as possible. We"re honored that Piccino became a thriving hub of the community. And in May of 2011 we moved from our original space into a new home (dubbed The Yellow Building) on the corner of 22nd & Minnesota Streets, which we share with our friends MAC (Modern Appealing Clothing), and DIG wine shop.Continued
Our menu still features the classic and seasonally driven thin-crust pizzas and polpette (Tuscan-style pork and beef meatballs) Piccino is known for; our salads and soups use the finest organic produce sourced directly from small local farms. Piccino's menu has expanded to include more small starter plates, house-made pastas, contorni (vegetable sides), and special entrees of meat, fish, or poultry. Seasonal desserts and expertly made coffee complete our daily offerings.
Our menu still features the classic and seasonally driven thin-crust pizzas and polpette (Tuscan-style pork and beef meatballs) Piccino is known for; our salads and soups use the finest organic produce sourced directly from small local farms. Piccino's menu has expanded to include more small starter plates, house-made pastas, contorni (vegetable sides), and special entrees of meat, fish, or poultry. Seasonal desserts and expertly made coffee complete our daily offerings.
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191 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.2Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (141)fit for foodies (122)great for lunch (70)good for groups (50)great for brunch (42)special occasion (39)notable wine list (33)great for outdoor dining (30)hot spot (29)romantic (27)kid-friendly (21)vibrant bar scene (5)late-night find (5)scenic view (2)Show More
- Piccino has gotten an attitude, such a shameSallyCMPDined on 11/22/2014I have been to Piccino many times. I moved 40 miles away from San Francisco and when I come to the city for a special occasion, this is where I come. Last Saturday's dinner has completely changed my mind. The 3 of us were seated at a communal table (fine with me) but the party of 8 women who were clearly celebrating a birthday, were not informed and they were really bummed to have us seated at the table (glowering looks, turned backs). Great start to the evening. I mentioned this to the waitress who said, "just be really loud outdrink them." Anyway, the waitress pretty much ruined the evening for us. She was snippy and impatient with us. Was incredibly rude to my friend from NYC who asked for a buttery Chardonnay ("we definitely don't serve that here"). If we took a second to look at the menu while we were ordering or asked a question she said we weren't ready and left without taking our order. She brought us the pizza we ordered (it was cold) after we had finished all the other entrees. Other stuff - but I don't belabor. The great thing about Piccino had been the food and wine combined with friendly service. I hadn't realized how much service would matter to me until my experience on Saturday night.
- Very goodvpinDined on 11/13/2014Very nice ambiance -- open and bright (for lunch). Service is solid. My dish was only ok, but my friend's was excellent. Would definitely go back to try something else given the chance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Piccino--the pick of DogpatchGlutenFreeVIPDined on 11/11/2014There are many reasons to go to Piccino for either lunch or dinner. The pizzas are wonderful, thin crust creations that explode with flavor. My favorite is the salsiccia. The soups are delicious. The polpete (meat balls) are worth sharing as a first course. The restaurant has an open feel. You can sit at a counter overlooking the kitchen and watch as the kitchen workers prepare the meals. Portions are not large, but I've always had plenty to eat. Wines by the glass are pricey and mostly non-domestic. The salads are fresh and flavorful. I think that this is the best restaurant in Dogpatch. Parking is easy and you can usually be within a block or two of the restaurant with no parking meters to worry about. Check it out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/8/2014Love this place. Great neighborhood place and some of the best food around. Always great and original flavors, never bland. Sometimes can get busy on weekends and we were seated late for our reservation and no one came to serve us for 20 min, but after that we had excellent service as usual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/8/2014Good food and service but portions were too small. We went for brunch on Saturday. I will probably not return due to the portion sizes.Special Features:
- Love this place!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/2/2014Everything about the food, quality of the food, presentation, portion size, and price point was right on. Excellent service as well. Can't wait to come back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything great but the serviceShareAplateDined on 11/2/2014Piccino is one of my favorite restaurants in the city. It has everything from a gorgeous space, impeccable food that's responsibly-sourced, and low-key atmosphere, but it falls down on service and overall attitude. The menu is so sophisticated that even the most advanced eaters have to ask several questions to understand what they are ordering; it shouldn't be that hard. The waitstaff is unfriendly when asked questions, and their answers are short, snobby and not accommodating. The past two times I've dined at Piccino I've been in the company of both vegans and vegetarians who were limited to only a few small plates on the menu because the waitstaff (or the kitchen) refuses to alter some of the main dishes to accommodate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden Gem in DogpatchstraponthefeedbagVIPDined on 11/1/2014The food was seasonal, fresh, and excellent. Not a single dish we ordered was below amazing in quality and taste. Would highly recommend going here for a nice dinner with friends or family. Excellent, attentive service. If this place was located in a more active neighborhood in the city, it would be getting a lot more buzz.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BLapVIPDined on 10/25/2014I've eaten here many times since I live in the neighborhood. This was the first time that I felt that the server had forgotten about me, on several occassions.Special Features:
- FantasticJs47Dined on 10/25/2014By far the best service I have experienced thus far in SF. Food Was great, prices were great, ambiance was lovely, and it wasn't too crowdedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunch spot!NomNomsVIPDined on 10/25/2014Love this place! Delicious italian-inspired brunch and lunch food. Great coffee and wine list, and you can make reservations for brunch! yes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Come to DogpatchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/24/2014Recommended to us by a former colleague who lives in DogPatch. Must confess that as out-of-town visitors this otherwise might not have been on our radar, but I am glad we took the cab ride here. A perfect restaurant in many ways. Comfortable, laid-back atmosphere. Unpretentious, yet creative and delicious food balancing between old school and nouvelle Italian. Nice to see a wine list with some wonderful offerings from places like Sicily instead of the usual suspects. Our server was charming, patient, and refreshingly knowledgeable on what she was serving from both the kitchen and wine cellar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1st Class Food, But...LoveFoodVIPDined on 10/24/2014We had a reservation and arrived right on time (fairly early in the evening), but the host couldn't manage much of a welcome. He then fumbled through the menus, said nothing, didn't look at us, turned, and and walked away. Apparently, we were to follow him. Food was delicious, but the timing was off. We were still eating our salads (quickly) and the pizzas were put down. We weren't offered a second glass of wine. Nobody checked how our meal was. We got the message: they wanted us out or simply didn't care. It was surprising to see these issues in an established restaurant. It wasn't full and nobody was waiting. I would have expected a better host (perhaps he needed a smaller house) and better timing. Terrific food, though.
- Good but they ran out of foodLove2eatoutDined on 10/23/2014Sadly they ran out of the chicken with polenta and it was only 7 p.m. I ordered one of their pizzas and it was okay. The service was very good and it was quiet which we really liked! We would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Potrero ResidentpotrerofoodieDined on 10/23/2014The food was great--milk braised pork, dandelion greens and an Italian bean. Service was impeccable--attentive but not hovering, and we didn't feel rushed. It was as close to being in Europe as one can be without going.Special Features:
- Excellent Pizza & MorethisjustenVIPDined on 10/21/2014We love everything about Piccino. The pizza's are wonderful, the pastas are delicious and the wine is quite nice too. The only challenge is getting in spontaneously and getting a table. But if you're willing to do the counter, it's often possible. Just reserve for a table. Go and enjoy this little lovely lovely!Special Features:
- Wonderful, as alwaysMartyVIPDined on 10/15/2014We love coming to piccino. The food and service is always great. New items on the menu as well. Special place!Special Features:
- poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/15/2014I made a reservation and we were seated quickly but waited for 30 plus minutes to place our order and I even then I had to signal the waiter and then waited quite some time before food arrived. I brought two guests the week before and everything went well, but this week was such a disappointment.
- Always a great experience!CatLov3rDined on 10/14/2014The food is yummy, the open kitchen concept gives a special ambiance to the restaurant and the service is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Diminutive BrunchBiteReportVIPDined on 10/12/2014You will spend a lot for very little brunch. While the dishes were well prepared, there was a scant amount of food on the plate. And don't dare ask for toast with that thimble of smoked trout and eggs or you'll get a curt "we don't do toast" response. Sheesh! You will leave craving for a good old pedestrian stack of pancakes with eggs, bacon, and homefries.
- No Outdoor HeatingPhilopolisDined on 10/9/2014The food is excellent and the service is very good and unpretentious; the outdoor seating is pleasant but quickly turns atrocious as the sun sets as they don't have outdoor heating (disclaimer we had to sit outside because we had a dog). I would absolutely go back.Special Features:
- Service was amateurishOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/5/2014We 4 were promptly seated at our reservation time. And that was about the best I could say. The wait staff, several of whom seemed to be our waiter, but we never could decide who really was our waiter, took forever (10-15 minutes?) to attend to us once seated. A different person then eventually came and took our orders, verbally, which resulted in two items that never came. One of us was served (by yet another person) their entre 8 to 10 minutes before the next one came, which was being shared by two people. Then mine eventualy came about 10 minutes later. This was our second, and last time going there. Twenty minute gap to serve three entres?
- Cons Outweigh ProsOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 10/5/2014Our first impressions were very favorable, but after 5-6 visits over a few years we've likely had our last Piccino meal. The menu changes often but is always very concise, & portions 'n pours are modest at best considering the price. When the kitchen nails the food & service shines, it's all good. When dishes are muddled or otherwise poorly executed & service falls short then cons outnumber pros, which alas is what seems to happen most at Piccino.
- Always deliciousSmarterBearDined on 10/3/2014The best choice in dogpatch for a delicious meal. I've been enjoying their pizza, which is one of the best in the city, since they started as a four table restaurant down the street. As they say, worth the detour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always good!!JacqueVIPDined on 10/1/2014Although the menu is limited the food is very fresh and good. They surprised us with a roast chicken special that was super tasty. I would love a few more pasta choices on the menu.Special Features:
- Nice find in Dogpatch, SFlovetoeatDined on 9/26/2014Took a bit to be seated even with a reservation. Our server and our meal changed our initial opinion about the restaurant. Had the Iiwa goat cheese appetizer which was OK. The goat cheese was delicious, but the huckleberry-pear compote and pumpkin crackers were not a good match. The house made pappardelle with figs, mint and chili was outstanding, such an unusual yet perfect flavor combo. Can't wait to try to at home. The frutta estiva pizza which our waiter recommended with plums, pancetta, sorrel and mint was very good, also a another creative combination of flavors. We also liked that fact that when we asked our waiter for a wine recommendation, he suggested a cheaper wine than we were looking at which was a perfect match for our meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/25/2014We were very disappointed in the slow arrival of the food in a not-that-busy lunch time at a restaurant we have enjoyed in the past. The wait person noticed this and brought us some complimentary house-made seeded crackers which turned out to be the highlight of the meal. Our 2 salads were skimpy; where was the albacore? and the couscous pasta one was overcooked. The mushroom pizza toppings were delicious, but the restaurant seems to be making a flatbread-style crisp crust now instead of thin chewy dough. I don't know if we will return. Sarah Kushner
- Too badRickDined on 9/21/2014this was my fourth time to Piccino and most disappointing. Not sure I will return. Waitress was not informed about the dishes, acted blase and indifferent and was not attentive. It was 8:15 pm and they had run out of one of the main entrees (albacore) leaving only one pasta (boring) and not many options for non-red meat eaters.Special Features:
- In a word - delicousRdtheWrldTrvlerVIPDined on 9/14/2014I have been to Piccino several times. Each time I am so impressed with the food and service. The room is lovely and open. I can recommend Piccino wholeheartedly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My Favorite Restaurant in San FranKendaMDined on 9/11/2014San Francisco is brimming with terrific restaurants, and I hardly ever go to the same place twice. I have been to Piccino 3 times in the last few months alone. I absolutely love this restaurant. It has high quality food that is inventive and original without being fussy. The service is always perfect. The wine list is great, and the prices are very reasonable. I love this place. I almost don't want to leave this review because it is getting harder and harder to get a table here, but I will share the love.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great neighborhood jointOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/7/2014great place to bike to, hang out, and enjoy an app and pizza. love the neighborhood and the relaxed feel. architecture inside is great. good feeling. open kitchen is beauifulSpecial Features:
- Tasty!DoraVIPDined on 9/6/2014We had another great meal here. The pizza with nectarines was outstanding and the squid salad was the perfect compliment with it subtle dressing. We will be back.Special Features:
- Benicia Babe goes to PiccinoBeniciaBabe55VIPDined on 9/6/2014This is a nice place in an area that was once pretty bad. The service was not the greatest; it was like they were slow and not quite prepared for the customers that wanted in at opening time. But I had a great time sitting at the bar talking to the pastry chef (he will be famous on his own one day) and the pizza was good. I had fun. But it is a long way out in Dogpatch.Special Features:
- Tasteless FoodRECHDined on 8/31/2014Wasn't very tasty this time. The lasagna the only ingredient you could taste was the tomato on top, and the pizza salsiccia you could only taste the slightly warm sausage and onions and flat bread but not the sauce or cheese or whatever it was.Special Features:
- my go to spot!TwinPeaks05Dined on 8/27/2014I hesitate to write a review strictly for selfish reasons.... don't want them to get so popular I can't get a table. This is a great neighborhood spot but I also go here with my out of town friends because it's conveniently located near 280 and 101 freeways. The staff is very knowledgeable on the wine list/food and they always have stellar recommendations. They take great care to provide an interesting menu of seasonal items and wines that pair perfectly. I've been coming here since they opened and will continue to do so. This place rocks! p.s. don't miss the their cafe around the corner with the plum muffins... to die for!Special Features:
- Outstanding!njVisitorDined on 8/19/2014Pizza (nectarines, pancetta, watercress), peach gazpacho, and house-made pappardelle with braised lamb were fantastic! Service was warm and attentive. Highly recommendedSpecial Features:
- For rich hipstersYarnie70Dined on 8/17/2014I found the portions really small. The prices were HIGH. For $26, I felt my piece of salmon should have been twice the size! My $9 salad had just a few lettuce leaves and some thinly sliced radish. I had my picky son with me, and there was only one thing on the menu that I felt he would eat. Where is the plain old chicken/rice/potatoes? There should be at least a couple kid friendly items. The pizzas were an average $16 each for a small super thin crust with barely any topping. My pork belly had accompanying veggies that were doused in straight up lemon juice. The restaurant was casual, but had a fancy stuck up air about it. Our server was very sweet and kind. Bottom line: The food is tasty, there should just be more of it for the price!Special Features:
- Good restaurant but not exceptionalJuliaDined on 8/15/2014Appetizers were good. Pizzas were OK but I have definitely had better tasting pizzas elsewhere in the bay area. Desserts were excellent though especially the chocolate cremeux!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Pizzas!VacagirlieVIPDined on 8/14/2014We had a very good lunch at Piccino. The pizzas are wonderful and the chilled peach soup was amazing! Our service was efficient but not overly friendly. Dogpatch is a cool area but we found parking to be difficult.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic.yujubeeDined on 8/14/2014I love coming here, the ambiance, food, and service are all very good. Perhaps the portions seem a little on the small side (my fiance said it wasn't filling enough), but the dishes all taste great. Excellent pizzas (good sized portions for pizzas!) The absolute kicker is the excellent coffee. Will be returning soon!Special Features:


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I'm planning an early February trip to London and have a quite specific request.
I'm obsessed with English desserts, especially steamed puddings, custard and other "school food"-style sweets. It doesn't matter whether the presentation of the food and the ambiance are very casual or very fancy - I'm more concerned about quality and the variety of options. (For reference, I've enjoyed the desserts at the Rivington Grill in the past.) Is there somewhere you can think of - maybe a bakery or dessert cafe - that does a fairly wide range of these? I don't know if it might be a better idea to buy a large assortment from a nice food hall and coax our hotel to (gasp!) heat them up for us so we can have a dessert-only picnic in our hotel room.
Also, how about a rec for a bakery that does English baked goods of the more breakfast-y variety (hot cross buns?)? The pastry shop recs I've seen on the board are all French.
Thanks in advance!
P.S. An aside: The February Gourmet mentions a new place called St. Alban that's owned by the same people as the Ivy and the Wolseley. Has anyone been and is it worth a visit?
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My brother quite liked it liked it
I did not. Not at all
St John Bread & Wine is a good place to pick up a few British things ( the Eccles cake is, of course, the stuff of legend)
The more gastro pubby type places could be the place to try. The Fox ( close to The Rivington) have things like crumble etc on the menu.
There are lots of traditional British puddings on the menu at Sweetings, a fish restaurant in the City, only open for lunch and worth the trip.
Thank you all for the suggestions. Simon, your experience is enough to keep us away from St. Alban - there are plenty more solid options on our list. Sweetings sounds like exactly my kind of place, though it will be somewhat difficult to schedule a lunchtime visit. Couldn't find a menu online but the traditional-sounding ambiance and mnosyne's rec makes it sound promising. Do they do a good fish and chips? Is St. John Bread and Wine owned by the same people who have St. John, the restaurant? I had a terrible experience at the restaurant...my worst meal over the course of several trips to the city. It does sound like they have the right kind of desserts.
The Rivington near Old Street does good trad. British desserts. I had an excellent sticky toffee pudding there recently. The sloe gin jelly is also really good. I see they have Bramley apple crumble on the menu too.
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Sadly Smallfish and the cafe below closed a while ago . . .
that's HORRIBLE news. i never bought anything at the shop but ate at the cafe frequently. for my money, they had one of the best burgers in london and really, some of the best casual food in that area. i haven't been since last march and was really looking forward to a visit when i'm back in june... ah well.


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In terms of your role, how do you assist Sir Alex?
You back up a lot of things and put things in place, becoming a buffer between the players and the manager. You also become a little bit of a sounding board for the manager at times and also for the rest of the staff. We have to communicate things with each other and get the message across. We make plans and, as an assistant, you do exactly what the word says and assist in every department and, hopefully, try and make things run as smoothly as you can.
Has your role changed over the years. Do you take more training?
I think the role has developed. Years ago, the assistant manager did do a bit more on the training ground. Certainly, when I was coaching out there on the training ground I was doing a lot of work out there but now we have different people to do different things. Rene [Meuelensteen] does quite a bit of the coaching and there's myself, who is hanging around with the manager to discuss coaching, the games and individual players. My role now is being in between everything. Sometimes that can be good and sometimes it can be frustrating as you want to do a bit more if you possibly can but it's important to be a good listener if you're an assistant manager.
Has the manager mellowed at all as some of the players suggest?
He has mellowed out, definitely. What the manager has created is a good working environment for people like myself and other members of staff to do their job. I think he's still in control of everything, still has the final word on everything but now has more of an oversee of everything that's going on and makes the major decisions. That's really important.
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IdentificationMission: ISS014 Roll: E Frame: 10547 Mission ID on the Film or image: ISS014
Country or Geographic Name: SPAIN
Features: CENTRAL BARCELONA, HARBOR
Center Point: Latitude: 41.4 Longitude: 2.2 (Negative numbers indicate south for latitude and west for longitude)
Stereo: (Yes indicates there is an adjacent picture of the same area)
ONC Map ID: JNC Map ID:
CameraCamera Tilt: 24
Camera Focal Length: 800mm
Camera: E4: Kodak DCS760C Electronic Still Camera
Film: 3060E : 3060 x 2036 pixel CCD, RGBG array.
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Percentage of Cloud Cover: 10 (0-10)
NadirGMT Date: 20061230 (YYYYMMDD) GMT Time: 130722 (HHMMSS)
Nadir Point Latitude: 40.3, Longitude: 1.5 (Negative numbers indicate south for latitude and west for longitude)
Nadir to Photo Center Direction: Northeast
Sun Azimuth: 198 (Clockwise angle in degrees from north to the sun measured at the nadir point)
Spacecraft Altitude: 173 nautical miles (320 km)
Sun Elevation Angle: 25 (Angle in degrees between the horizon and the sun, measured at the nadir point)
Orbit Number: 2414
CaptionsBarcelona, Spain:
Barcelona, Spain, occupies a low plateau along the Mediterranean coastal plain. The city is the second largest in Spain (after the capital, Madrid), and it hosts the countrys largest seaport, portions of which are visible in the lower right of the image. This detailed astronaut photograph captures several notable features of the Barcelona urban landscape. (A regional view of the city is available in a previously published astronaut photograph.) The architectural design of the Eixample district (image center) displays a grid pattern distinctive for Barcelona. Built during the 19th and 20th centuries, the district was built with octagonal city blocksrectangular blocks with the corners cut off. (At the level of detail of this photograph, the blocks appear to be squares.) The original intention was for buildings to occupy only two or three sides of the octagonal blocks, surrounding gardens and open space. While the original street grid pattern remains, today many of the octagonal blocks are completely built up.
The adjacent Cuitat Vella, or old city, presents a much denser building pattern, which dates from Roman times. Also visible at image lower right is the 173-meter-high Montjuïc mountainhistorically, the location of fortresses due to its strategic position overlooking the citys harbor. Light tan and orange structures visible at the crest of the mountain include the stadium and other buildings used in the 1992 Summer Olympic Games.
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