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Emerald Loop Bar and Grill
- Address:
216 N Wabash
Chicago, IL 60601Neighborhood:
Downtown / Loop
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Emerald Loop Bar and Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.emeraldloop.com/
- Phone: (312) 263-0200
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Daily: 2:00pm - 12:00am; Late Night: Kitchen open until 2am; Brunch Buffet: Saturday-Sunday 9:00am-1:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Irish
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
Getting there
- Public Transit: CTA bus (134, 135, 136, 145, 146), Red Line train (State & Lake), Brown Line train (State & Lake), Green Line train (State & Lake), Purple Line train (State & Lake), Orange Line train (State & Lake), Pink Line train (State & Lake), Metra train (Millennium station), Cabs plentiful
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Street parking metered.
A word from Emerald Loop Bar and Grill
Located in the Loop in the historic 35 East Wacker Drive Building. The fare is traditional Irish and grill favorites. Serving Lunch, Dinner, Late Night and Weekend Brunch.Continued
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Emerald Loop Bar and Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
54 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.9Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (29)great for lunch (24)great for outdoor dining (17)vibrant bar scene (17)neighborhood gem (13)great for brunch (12)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (8)hot spot (8)fit for foodies (5)scenic view (2)special occasion (2)romantic (1)Show More
- Family Gathering to Watch FootballOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/23/2014My family of 6 met in Chicago to watch the Packers game. I made a reservation the day before online for a table for 6 with a special note that we'd like a table that could see the Packer game. When we arrived, a wonderful horseshoe booth right in front of a TV with the Packer game channel already on was waiting for us. Our server was wonderful, checking on us often, but not pressuring us to leave or order more. The food was very good too. I'll definitely go there again for our annual family football gathering in Chicago.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchLunchladyDined on 11/5/2014I met a friend I had not seen for a while and the server was very accommodating with our very long lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Looking at InstructionsNoneDined on 11/2/2014I wish they would pay attention to instructions. I always ask to reserve a High Top Table and I always have to ask them for one. Gets annoying when I dine there about 2-3 times a month.Special Features:
- Good for some beer and appetizers!OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/2/2014The pretzel appetizer and nachos were great. Also enjoyed some nice seasonal beer although the were out of most of them. Good place to enjoy a game, beer and appetizers.Special Features:
- good food, disappointing serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014It's a nice establishment--the food and beer was good and the prices reasonable. I was disappointed in the service though. I came with a group of 10 on a Saturday night for dinner and drinks (a reservation is a must). Our server was pretty inattentive and it took an act of congress to have our plates cleared and be presented with the check.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/1/2014I read of the Emerald Loop in one of the info mags in our hotel room and was lucky enough to get a rez for 9 of us for brunch. Their weekend brunch is wonderful and plentiful. They have everything from the customary scrambled eggs, country potatoes, bacon, sausage, ham, to the made to order waffles and omelets, plus much more all for $11. They also have $7 Bloody Marys and Mimosas. The service was great. There are plenty of beers on tap. I would highly recommend the Emerald Loop Bar and GrillSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good cheap brunchkatiecowgirlDined on 10/19/2014I eat brunch in Chicago about 3 or 4 times a year. Emerald Loop is at the bottom end for price, $11 a person, coffee extra ($2.50), suitable for times when you have already blown more than you should on steaks and wine. There is a wide enough array of sausages and bacon and scrambled eggs (probably powdered) and made-to-order omelets along with French toast, pancakes, bagels, pastries and fresh fruit that you could not possibly ask for more for the price. Huge TVs for football or whatever, major bar if you need it. Irish ambience.Special Features:
- Great after theatreDebiJDined on 10/17/2014Wanted someplace new to go after a show at the Chicago Theatre. We had great service and great food at a great price. Will definitely come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cheapeaterDined on 10/5/2014best deal on a sunday brunch in the city! they also have made-to-order omlets, fresh fruit and cheap breakfast drinks including bloody Mary's great location for state street shoppingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Grab a pint and a gameOnesmilingmomDined on 9/30/2014We were looking for a low key place to watch a baseball game, have a beer and casual food. Great bar. Fantastic beer selection. Burgers were delish. Mac and cheese - yum!! Service was awesome. We will go back next time we are in townSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service, Fun AtmosphereChicagoFoodieVIPDined on 9/30/2014Great place to grab a bite! The food is ok but the atmosphere, the service, and the drinks are exceptional! A great find in the Loop! I can't speak higher of the people that work there from servers to hostesses.Special Features:
- Best brunch deal in the cityCCCcDined on 9/28/2014Great find! Clean and friendly staff not busy and very reasonable priced and nice selectionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neb32Dined on 9/14/2014Very good food, best Scotch prices in town! Will visit again.Special Features:
- Drinks After WorkChitownNewbieeDined on 9/5/2014This place is very affordable for being in the loop. I came here a few times after work to get drinks with coworkers. There is typically always room for large groups (reserve ahead of time), the atmosphere is great, and there are usually beer specials! This month was a Samuel Adams Oktoberfest for under $5! You cannot beat that price in the loop. Service is average.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A true Gem in the Looppgr1998VIPDined on 9/3/2014Excellent food, vast array of beers, attentive courteous staff, great atmosphere, this is a must visit if you in Downtown Chicago.Special Features:
- TONS Of Outdoor SeatingCS440VIPDined on 8/8/2014It's tough to get a good table outside in Chicago during our quick summer... But Emerald Loop has tons of outside space! Great standard bar-type food, good for happy hour with friends after work to share some nachos and enjoy the weather!Special Features:
- Great for groups!GoodPubDined on 8/8/2014We had a group of 12 people ranging in age from 4 to 85. Everone found something they liked and the service was amazing. We had called ahead if time to discuss some dietary restrictions and they were very accommodating. Even at dinner the owner stopped by our table to make sure all out needs were met. The food was resonably priced and great! I will definetly be coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fast and Casual!MoonRiver1VIPDined on 8/2/2014This is your place. Restaurant/bar with decent food. If you need to get in and out, the servers will accommodate you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 476 reviews are from the Emerald Loop Bar and Grill reviews archive.
- food before Chicago TheaterdoanjaneDined on 7/27/2014We came here because we liked your website and decided we would eat here before our concert at the Chicago Theater.Special Features:
- You're best to go after 11LisaDined on 7/26/2014We went there at 9:00 for a breakfast buffet/bloody mary bar. However, they don't serve drinking until 11. (No one told us this when we made the reservations, nor is it on their sign out front.) The buffet wasn't even up and running until close to 9:30, even though they opened at 9. The overall service was very, very slow. The food was good and for $11 all-you-can-eat, it was a good value. I would just recommend going around 10, or even 11 if you want to have a bloody mary with brunch.Special Features:
- Middle of the crowdOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014Wifey and I went to the Emerald after making reservations with OpenTable. Got there and even though the place wasn't crowded at all, the hostess was lost about seating us. After finally finding a table for us amid all the empty tables, service was good but the food was mediocre at best. We both had traditional pub food. Prices were OK. Beer selection was limited. This place is average if that is all you are looking for.
- Good dinner before the play!downtowneatsDined on 7/22/2014This was the perfect option for dinner before the show at the Goodman Theater! Wonderful salad options, and the Irish Magner's Pear Cider was delicious!Special Features:
- The Place to Go For Big GamesBigGameGoToDined on 7/13/2014To be clear, my rating for Noise Level is a complement. We always go to Emerald Loop for the big games (World Cup Final 2014) because they welcome customers' enthusiasm for their teams. The wait staff knows how to keep the food and drinks coming without obstructing your view. While there's a health group at the bar, no one gets out of hand and we were able to sit with our kids and the table behind us had like 6 kids with them and feel totally comfortable. The food is delicious!!! and prices are more than reasonable for a downtown Chicago location. I also like to have lunch at Emerald Loop on weekdays when the volume of the patrons isn't quite so high. Can't say enough good things about it!Special Features:
- Pub FoodJimPVIPDined on 7/12/2014This is a great place for pub food like a hamburger and fries. Also has an excellent selection of beers. My wife likes the humus dish. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- okayReggieVIPDined on 7/5/2014Service (Greeter and Server) were great. The menu was satisfactory (nothing bad....nothing great). Clean washrooms. We had dinner (during the FIFA World Cup, so the atmsophere was understandably louder than normal. Limited wine list (adequate options). This was our 3rd time (2x for lunch and 1x for dinner)........it's better for lunch. Overall, it was a good experience.Special Features:
- Great and Affordable :-)MelsDined on 7/4/2014I will definitely be returning soon! Emerald Loop is a a great restaraunt for group and private occasions. It has a very cozy but live sports bar appeal and the food is excellent and affordable. Truly an awesome find!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved itImnotelvisDined on 7/3/2014I highly recommend this place for lunch. The food was very tasty and the service was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, service could be betterNewInTownDined on 6/28/2014My husband and I made reservations at Emerald Loop before a concert at the Chicago Theatre. We walked in and were seated immediately, but had to wait about 7 minutes for our waitress to appear and take our drink orders. We could tell that she was very busy, and obviously not enough waiters/servers were working that evening. I order the Goat Cheese & Pear Salad while my husband had the Fish and Chips. The salad was delicious, a perfect summer dish, albeit lacking in portion. The fish and chips comes with 2 huge pieces of fish, a generous portion of fries, and green peas. It was also pretty good.Special Features:
- Food was poorNobodyImportantVIPDined on 6/27/2014Stopped in for dinner before theater. Food was pretty bad. The vinaigrette on the salad was mostly water. The fish and chips was mediocre. The fries were limp and the fish was bland. The tartare sauce was just mayonnaise. A pretty dreadful meal.
- Good (and plentiful) foodDowntownDotVIPDined on 6/11/2014A busy pub with far better than typical pub food and specials each day. The goat cheese and pear salad is particularly nice as a summer dish and you can't go wrong with the shepherd's pie if you want a heavier, heartier fareSpecial Features:
- Horrible day at Emerald LoopOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/12/2014Came here with co workers for one of their birthdays and the service was SO SO slow and the restaurant was hardly filled so I was incredibly disappointed. When I got my "Monday Special," which was the Mediterranean Turkey Salad, it was disgusting ice berg lettue, w/ 1 green olive, horribly chopped green peppers, and watery dressing. I didn not eat much of it.Special Features:
- Great bar!MollieDined on 5/7/2014Great mohitos and Great bar selection wonderful appetizers the bar and the appetizers might be better than the food. This is a great place to start off your night in ChicagoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service, bad servicemandile23Dined on 4/24/2014Most of our food orders were wrong. I could tell it was an issue with the kitchen - our waitress was great. When she came to the table to check on us, she could tell right away that things were wrong. It took some extra time (or things on the side) to get things right (a common occurrence at Emerald Loop), but the food is great, the drinks are good and we had the time to wait. If we were in a hurry, it might have been a bigger issue.Special Features:
- Easter brunchRichDined on 4/20/2014We stopped in after Easter Mass--five of us-- three adults and a teen and pre-teens. Great brunch, great service, great atmosphere. Marvelous time. (some colored Easter eggs and decs might be a nice touch for next year).Special Features:
- Good before showFoodExplorerDined on 4/17/2014We went before a concert at the chicago theater. Close parking garage and brief walk to theater. Burger and nachos or wrap sandwiches are ok. Fish and chip were good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- skip the food, stay for the gameChillyPalmerDined on 3/27/2014Great place for a cold beer and sports game but not your better bar food.Special Features:
- Terrible Management ServiceSportsFanaticDined on 3/27/2014Went here to watch the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament with a group of about 20. We called previously to make sure they would be playing sound for the game. When we showed up and our game started, there was no sound. We politely asked them to turn on the sound and they said no. We told them how we called and were told there would be sound. They basically accused us of lying. We also asked them to turn the game that we were watching on one of the larger TV's and they also said no, that they couldn't because they were "programmed" that way. But, after 1/2 of their bar cleared out 1/2 way thru our game. They suddenly were able to turn on the sound and switch the channel for us. They treated us so poorly. We will never go back.
- Downtown Hot Spotpgr1998VIPDined on 3/21/2014Emerald Loop has a vibrant bar scene combined with an amazing Menu. Order a fancy cocktail here; or stick to the beer (they have several good choices on tap), or something simple, like a bourbon on the rocks. While you drink, watch the game on the many big screen TV's . Conor O'Keefe and his staff make you feel comfortable the moment you walk in. A great place to eat and dine in the heart of Downtown Chicago.Special Features:
- Only real complaint is thatBSBMDined on 3/17/2014Only real complaint is that the doors let in lots of wind which made restaurant cold. They need to install a revolving door. Otherwise, a fine pub. Went there for St. Patricks day and considering crowds etc, they did a nice job. I would go back for another Guiness any time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- st.paddy loveDetroitChicagolovinDined on 3/14/2014I really loved the layout and the hostess was nice. The fish tacos were off the chain. Also the server I think was just busy all day because she didn't check on us at all.Special Features:


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Red Gravy
- Address:
125 Camp Street
New Orleans, LA 70130Neighborhood:
Central Business District
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Red Gravy
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.redgravycafe.com/
- Phone: (504) 561-8844
- Hours of Operation:
Weekday brunch 8am - 2pm
Weekend brunch 8am - 2pm
Dinner Thurs, Fri & Sat. 6-10pm
Closed Tuesday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian, Sicilian
- Executive Chef: Roseann Melisi Rostoker
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Cafe, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Anything from the regular menu is available. Custom menus available.
- Entertainment: Live music Saturday and Sunday brunch
A word from Red Gravy
Cozy restaurant serving rustic Italian cuisine using recipes from my family. Red Gravy is a proud Farm to Table house, sourcing most ingredients from local farmers, fishers and bakers. All pasta is handmade.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerItalian
Red Gravy - Best Restaurants in Central Business District ›
Red Gravy reviews from OpenTable diners
39 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (24)fit for foodies (22)great for brunch (18)romantic (11)special occasion (11)great for lunch (8)good for groups (6)hot spot (5)late-night find (3)kid-friendly (2)notable wine list (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Red Gravy ReviewMARYBADined on 11/15/2014The Good: The spaghetti with red gravy was well seasoned and the portion was ample. The Bad: We have had good luck with reservations through Open Table wherever we travel but this was the worst experience we had in New Orleans. The steak was tough. The front of the house staff was inattentive and unskilled at serving guests in their restaurant. The hostess did not make us feel welcome to the restaurant or provide menus when we were seated. She did have time for a lengthy personal call. When the menus were brought, we were never asked if we wanted to have beverages served before we ordered. We ordered salads which were never brought. It appears that the waitress mixed up orders between tables because we received dinners that we did not order. When the check was brought we brought it to the attention of the waitress that we were charged $25 for salads that we never received and asked for a corrected check. Rather than apologizing, the waitress questioned us like we were not being honest. We finally received a corrected check and an apology.
- Warm & Romantic Local BistroKatherineCabernet55Dined on 11/15/2014My husband & I ate breakfast here on Saturday (Nov 15). We had made reservations online. we were about 20 minutes early & they went ahead & seated us at a nice table for two in the center of this warm & cozy small bistro. The wonderful lady chef/owner, Roseanne, cooks in the Italian style, using lots of Italian sausages & other ingredients to prepare the meals. We've eaten here several times the past few years & she is always there & usually comes out to make sure everyone is enjoying their food. There was a jazz guitarist who was playing beautiful, relaxing music while we were dining. Our breakfast was very good. This restaurant is close to Canal Street but seems a world apart from the hectic, noisy pace of the French Quarter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty good food but overpriced.RedfishDined on 11/14/2014For Italian food the quality was above average to very good. However there are two draw backs. First the prices are too high. $29.00 for Lasagne!!!. The waitress constantly had to apologize for how long it took for the food to come out of the kitchen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply delicious!!!NOLADined on 11/8/2014Never fails....always delicious!! Wonderful atmosphere with live music! Homemade touch! Always a fav!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodcubsfanatic1VIPDined on 11/7/2014We had fried artichoke appetizer, mussels, lasagna. All were very good. Only drawback was the desserts.Special Features:
- Good but a bit pricey.KjackDined on 11/7/2014We enjoyed our meal, the wine and the service and ambience were fine. Prices were about 30% higher than I would have expected for the types of pasta we ordered. Not a great value.Special Features:
- Not coming backOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014Although we had a reservation for two people at 11 AM, we were forced to wait for over 20 minutes outside the restaurant in the cold. I feel that if a business is going to force their patrons to wait even if they have a reservation that they should at least have a place for them to wait comfortably. I would've overlooked this issue if everything else had been adequate but it was not. The server was distracted by his friends coming into the restaurant speaking to him and we had to ask him for milk for tea three times before we received it. The food was just mediocre. I'm not sure why this place got such praise in reviews unless we simply were there on a very off day. I would absolutely not recommend or return to this restaurant.
- Delicious spotGABSDined on 10/26/2014It was a great brunch with awesome specials. A mix of Italian and southern food. Truly hit home for culture in NOLA :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Breakfast on Monday.GourmandfrankDined on 10/20/2014A very nice atmosphere, beautiful decor with a delicious Pulpetta. The Decaf was excellent and Craig, the only waiter, was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best brunchCarinDined on 10/19/2014This was by far the best meal we had in NOLA. We went for brunch and wished that we had enough time left in our trip to come back for lunch and dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gravy or Sauce?PASQVIPDined on 10/10/2014We are from Philly, and like our Gravy robust! We were not disappointed by this neighborhood gem! Finding a spot near our hotel, that seemed miles away from the hassle of the French District, was just what we were looking for. We walked into a different world. The wait-staff was fantastic, attentive, funny and polite. The three of us ordered something different and shared. Everything was delicious. My husband ordered the meatball. It was pretty good by itself but delisioso with the red gravy (I would recommend serving it on the side if you don't want to serve it on the meatball). We had a great time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- greatthreeormoreVIPDined on 10/3/2014was very impressed.... tried several things and all were great.... no doubt a repeat....Special Features:
- Second Visito2bntxDined on 9/27/2014We took my daughter and nephew here after a first dinner in April. Just as good, great wait staff, very falvorful food, excellent Manahattan/Rocks, and the Cacciucco was fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining at Red GravyMimito2girlsDined on 9/27/2014We went to dinner on Saturday at 6:30 PM. We had a party of three my husband, myself and a friend. They loved the food, the ambience is absolutely adorable and Kai was an amazing waitress. I am more of a picky eater & only drink bud light or corona light so I didn't eat anything. I had brougt my water bottle so all was fine. I would love to just have the option of getting a plain steak with nothing on it. For drinks I would've loved a different variety of the domestic beers preferably a Bud Light:)! We plan to come back. They ate meat and cheese tray and absolutely loved it of course the garlic bread was amazing then my husband got the Saltimbuco and our friend got the Bolognese. This was our first time ever for all of us. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent weekend brunchStantheManDined on 9/26/2014Weekend brunch food and drink specials are really good. Reservations recommended as there is no indoor space for waiting and there is construction outside the door.Special Features:
- Loved the food but not the red winecea1VIPDined on 9/18/2014Quirky and cute small restaurant -went with party of 5. Wait staff attentive. They need a major overhaul of their red wine list- I kid you not -one of the wines tasted absolutely awful- with all the amazing wines available in the world-there must be some that would be in the price range that their regular customers would like- I suggest going to one top restaurants and asking manager who they use for wine purchase.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent BrunchTNGnashvilleVIPDined on 9/6/2014A local couple overheard us asking someone where. Good place for brunch was and they interrupted us saying we had to go to Red Gravy. I am so glad they did!! Just off of Canal Street, it was easy to find and get to. The restaurant is pretty small but it is great! So charming and you really had this cosy Italian feel. There were so many great brunch options and it was hard to choose. We ordered two different things and then split them! The shirred eggs in a pastry were amazing!!! Shirred eggs pretty much means baked eggs, we had no idea. The potatoes were so yummy that came with it. We also got the godfather which was excellent too. This was really a great experience. Can't wait to go back and try some red gravy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding.FoodieForTheAgesDined on 8/31/2014As always Red Gravy did not disappoint. Amazing dishes using fresh, local ingredients. The meatballs with gravy are phenomenal. Although not available during this visit, you must try the fried chicken when it is available. Farm to table, most flavorful and juicy, fried to perfection, it is extraordinary.Special Features:
- WonderfulDannie0029Dined on 8/23/2014Everything we tasted was delicious but the red gravy with sausage was my favorite. I had the Lombardo and I can't wait to have it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First stopOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014Read many comments in NO forum about the Red Gravy so we decided to make it our first eating choice for breakfast-although the food was ok still trying to figure out what is special about this place. Lots of other places that are better than this and it is kind of out of the way-new the maybe a problem when I asked several local people for directions and absolutely no one had heard of the Red Gravy-they were also having help issues the day we were there.
- Red Gravy: Great New Orleans BrunchNOLAfoodloverDined on 8/10/2014I highly recommend it for brunch and we are now inspired to go back for dinner soon.We had the Sicilian Egg Pie: Shirred eggs with cream & spices, baked in pasty. It came with some wonderful home fries that were moist and crispy at the same time and garlic bread with plenty of mozzarella. We also had the Umbria: Slow roasted pork, greens & provolone on crostini, with fruit. The pork was perfect and reminded me of some intense pork roast I used to get at a small Italian place in Boston's North End. The well seasoned meat blended nicely with the cheese and greens and the toasty bread backed up these flavors. The fruit was a nice balance to the intensity of the main dish.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/8/2014maybe an off day- I will get it a try again- a lot was unavailable on menu
- A gem of a restaurantDelectableDined on 8/8/2014We fell upon this little gem on our first visit to NOLA. Each time we return, it's a staple for us. Best brunch & breakfast anyone could ask for. By far better than The Court of Two Sisters!! As always, the food & service was outstanding. We enjoyed the Praline Pancakes (my husband won't get anything else), the Godfather & Roe's breakfast! Delish!!! The red gravy is the best I've ever tasted. Kudos!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BellaDined on 8/3/2014We have been here 3 times now for brunch and is consistantly delicious!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 140 reviews are from the Red Gravy reviews archive.
- OverpricedFoodgirl27Dined on 7/2/2014Overpriced and small portions. There is better Italian in NOLA. That Red Gravy lauds its homemade pasta is no big deal. We expect this from an Italian restaurant!Special Features:
- Fun Brunch with friendsFunkyFleurdelisDined on 6/29/2014We brought our out of town friends here for Sunday Brunch and loved the atmosphere - even though its a small place, the food packs a big punch. Everything was super delicious and the bloody mary's were a standout for me. The banjo player made it a fun and very memorable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tourist trapOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/28/2014For starters the meatball appetizer was cold. I ordered today's special the 4 cheese Ravioli and it was store bought not freshly made as suggested by waiter.Wife had veal Marsla and they put peas in it and was spicy hot??? She did not eat it.We also had the house spec spinach salad,a so small dinner salad with spinach,berries and pecans.Finally when we got the bill and notice 45 dollars for salad,we are still shocked what a rip off/tourist trap
- Best food of vacation!SugarHubDined on 6/28/2014Second visit on trip home from beach. Our group was 8 people and they all raved about every dish. We made sure to order different choices so we could try them all. Also ordered a pecan waffle for the table. Great start to the meal. Cinnamon Toast Crunch Martini's delicious. Anna makes a wonderful Bloody Mary. Live music was truly a NOLA treat. Must stop each year. Brand new server, but the owner made up the difference in quality service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great breakfast at Red GravyOpenTableDinerVIPDined on 6/23/2014We had a great breakfast at Red Gravy. I usually don't think of meatballs for breakfast but we had them and they were terrific. The sauce of course was wonderful. I also had a great omelet that was perfectly cooked. Roseann, the owner and our server were very friendly and welcoming. All in all an excellent experience.Special Features:
- Good things in a small package!MeauxDined on 6/20/2014We brought a group of 8 people to Red Gravy. Everyone ordered something different and everyone RAVED about the food. Our waiter was fun and energetic and attentive but not interfering. The owner came out to ask us how we enjoyed the meal. The red gravy is one of the best I have ever had. The fresh pasta was cooked perfectly. The restaurant is very small but well worth the visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PotentialtravelerVIPDined on 6/19/2014We found this restaurant on our gluten free restaurant site and decided to give it a try. They make a very good almond flour based pasta that was very good. The salad special was tasty. The wine serving was generous. My big complaint is with the prices. We split a simple pasta with red sauce, each had a salad and I had one glass of wine. The portions were not large. After tax and tip my bill was $81.19!!! I double checked the itemized bill and it was correct. NOT ACCEPTABLE!!! This is a chef/owner restaurant and I understand the economics of this venture but this is ridiculous! New Orleans has many wonderful well priced restaurants. This place will not be opened long if they continue to gouge the customer like this.
- Great for brunchSarahhDined on 6/15/2014We went to this restaurant for brunch on a Sunday. The food was excellent. Service was great. It is a small restaurant close to canal street. It is away from the crowds of the French quarter, which was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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We're moving from Altiris 6.9 to SCCM 2012 and wondering what other people are using to tell if a computers on and who's logged into it?
There is a utility in SCCM 2012 [Remote Control] where you can view who is logged on to a station and render assistance to the currently logged on user should it be required:
Hmmm thanks, that may work for one machine but I surely can't do that for whole labs at a time, I'm looking at this PDQ Inventory program and it may be what I end up using.
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Could try Abtutor you can see all computers logged or one lab\room and view and monitor and take control of these if you like also very reasonably priced.
I wrote my own back in the day, web based php that queried active directory to get computer names from a group, then pinged them to see if they were on or not the called a pstools program that retrieved the user name of the current user if there was one. It displayed it all in a nice layout that you could the select the machine and perform various tasks like log off, restart etc, also kill processes like ie if they were doing something you didnt want them to be.
Havent got the code any more but shouldnt be too hard to knock up if you know your way around php, beauty of it is it was web based so could be used from any were or device
We have been using Impero for the past year for live desktop monitoring and remote support. Very good product for this purpose.
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LAWRENCEVILLE — Members of a citizens task force considering the future of Gwinnett's Briscoe Field struggled Tuesday to define their mission."I think there is some confusion on what our actual responsibilities are," said Tip Cape, a developer elected as the board's chairman, who began the group's second meeting by attempting to formulate a consensus. "It's hard to get somewhere when you don't know where you are going." Members agreed that there are four options for the 30-year-old general aviation field: The county could continue to operate it as a general aviation field, the county could operate it as a commercial field, it could be privatized as general aviation, or it could be privatized as commercial. But which questions are tackled first and how to fulfill the task given by commissioners — to find the best use of the county asset — remained unclear. It is made all the more difficult, members said, because the board has no resources for its own environmental or economic studies, although they can request funds from commissioners. "I really find it hard to give any recommendation without any data or studies or projections of how much money it could generate," Cape said. "I'm a business man, and if it costs X and you generate Y, then it makes sense." "It's a rather overwhelming task," member Gary Custar said, adding that the February due date makes it even more difficult. Since three companies filed qualifications earlier this year to be considered for the privitazation, members talked about gathering information and studies that others have conducted to help. A subcommittee was named to interview the companies, although the qualifications have been rejected as part of a recent decision to begin the process anew. Next week, board members are expected to bring some proposed mission statements to their next session. Also at that meeting, members are expected to talk via teleconference to consultants from Infrastructure Management Group, who have helped the county in the privatization process. The meeting is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Gwinnett Department of Transportation's central facility at 620 Winder Highway in Lawrenceville.
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More than 250 foods populate the buffet at Tokyo Hibachi & Sushi Buffet, from sushi rolls and sashimi to build-your-own ice-cream treats. The restaurant's sit-down menu is similarly comprehensive, but its real draw is its selection of hibachi dinners, cooked to perfection right before your eyes. At eight hibachi tables spread throughout the restaurant, chefs grill up meats such as filet mignon, white tuna, and chicken, which join soup, salad, fried rice, and more to form complete meals. Separate from the main dining room is a private party space, where a karaoke setup allows celebrators to sing loudly without the guilt they feel when doing so in the library.
Spanish Island Restaurant fuses Caribbean and Spanish cooking for a dynamic menu of sauce-slathered enchiladas, hearty burritos, and soups and salads made from scratch with all-natural ingredients. Street-vendor-style appetizers include green-banana shells, potato balls, and sweet plantains, all stuffed with seasoned beef via a reverse-vacuum hose. Sandwiches arrive on warm, pressed bread and steam beside platters of juicy rotisserie chicken marinated for a full 22 hours. Spanish Island is a BYOB establishment and invites guests to bring their favorite tequila varieties for mixing with the house-made margarita base.
The many pages of Mandarin Cuisine's menu include an impressive range of dishes from across Asia—fresh sashimi from Japan, nutty noodles from Thailand, and tangy fried rice from China. But what is more impressive is the restaurant's team of seasoned chefs who are hard at work each day in the kitchen, expertly crafting these varied dishes from fresh produce, meats, and seafood, as well as flavorful herbs and spices such as garlic, chili peppers, and basil. They extend their culinary expertise to a sweeping array of specialty sushi rolls, pairing fresh pieces of tuna, salmon, and crab with inventive ingredients such as mango and lobster salad. And to craft their specialty bird's nest dish, they top roasted pork and jumbo shrimp with an edible nest cradling crab and jumbo scallops.
However, the energetic action of the kitchen is in stark contrast to the elegant dining room, where diners leisurely peruse the menu while sipping tea beneath the glow of hanging red lanterns. And to please the eyes, the soft blue walls use their invisible velcro to hold vivid Asian artwork, from Japanese geishas to golden Buddha statues.
When the Romano family set out to move from Italy to the United States in 1963, Antonietta knew there was something she had to do?even though she was just a child. Before they left, she sat down and transcribed all of her grandmother's recipes so she could still enjoy her cooking, even an ocean away. Today, she's still cooking with the Old World recipes and classic ingredients, but with her name above the door at Antonietta?s Restaurant & Bar.
Her housemade sauces?crafted from imported tomatoes and fresh herbs?blanket dishes of gnocchi sorrento, tortellini with prosciutto, and ravioli, but the vast repertoire of pasta options is met by an equally long list of meat dishes, including filet mignon, porterhouse steak, and milk-fed veal. Seafood spreads of shrimp, scallops, clams, and lump crabmeat make patrons feel as though they've raided a mermaid's pantry. To conclude feasts, she also appeals to her patrons' sweet sides with a roster of handmade cheesecakes and cannoli.


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Welcome to the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice (CRRJ), a multidisciplinary research center dedicated to issues of reproduction and designed to supportpolicy solutions by connecting people and ideas across the academic-advocate divide. We have been thrilled by the wide-ranging interest and enthusiasm expressed about CRRJ (pronounced "courage") since its recent launch. As a lean operation still in its infancy, CRRJ can accept only a fraction of the invitations and offers it receives to collaborate and participate in various endeavors. At this stage in our development, we must concentrate on building a strong and stable foundation from which to grow. With that in mind, we have been focusing inward – clarifying our vision, assessing our resources, establishing our systems, and solidifying our existing programs. Now we are turning our attention outward – building bridges, gathering input, and inviting support. If you would like to support our efforts as an investor or volunteer, please email us at email@example.com. If you would like to stay informed about our progress and pursuits, sign up for our newsletter here.
CRRJ Wins Bright Spot Award
CRRJ was selected as one of three non-profit organizations to win the 2014 Bright Spot Award from the Quixote Foundation. The recognition is accompanied by an unsolicited grant and given to organizations "who support lifelong access to compassionate reproductive health care that respects autonomy, safeguards physical and mental well-being, and supports informed decisions." For more information on the award, click here.
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CRRJ has opened the doors of the Reproductive Justice Virtual Library – an online, searchable catalog of annotated sources illuminating the foundations and growing edges of the reproductive justice framework. Written in accessible language with links to authors and organizations, the library will serve advocates, academics, media, and the general public. The collection, carefully curated by Dr. Elena Gutierrez with input from members of the RJ community, will include scholarship from law and the social sciences, as well as reports and other substantive advocacy materials from organizations. Enter here.
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On September 8th, CRRJ will convene a panel to discuss cases decided by the Roberts Court that have had a particularly profound impact on women, including Gonzalez v. Carhart, McCullen v. Coakley, and Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores from the previous term. Join panelists Prof. Melissa Murray (Berkeley Law), Beth Parker (Planned Parenthood Affil. of CA), Dipti Singh (National Health Law Program, and moderator Jill Adams '06 (CRRJ). Event is free and wheelchair accessible. Light refreshments will be served. The event will be held at 12:45 - 2:00 PM in 170 Boalt Hall, Koret Room, at Berkeley Law. Cosponsors include Berkeley American Constitution Society and Berkeley Law Students for Reproductive Justice, California Law Review, Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice and Women of Color Collective at Berkeley Law.
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On September 20th, CRRJ will present "Trends, TRAPs, Trials, and Triumphs in the 2010s,"a dynamic discussion on law and policy related to reproductive rights and the cultural and political shifts undergirding them in. Panelists, including Faculty Director Kristin Luker and Executive Director Jill E. Adams '06, will give an overview of mounting state-level restrictions on access to reproductive healthcare and the challenges brought against them. California and its proactive policymaking efforts will be highlighted, as will long-term strategies to realize rights for marginalized communities whose reproductive decisions have been forced, coerced, or denied. This program will provide one (1.0) Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit applied to the Areas of Professional Practice requirements.


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Summer student clinical research internshipby Medical Staff Office on May 1, 2014
Surgeons for Smilesby Medical Staff Office on May 1, 2014
The year was 1997 when Edward Zebovitz, DDS, first learned about the crucial need for medical and dental care in developing regions of the world such as the Philippines, Caribbean, East Africa, and Bangladesh.
"A colleague of my father's was doing mission trips, and I knew I had to get involved," says the oral and maxillofacial surgeon with a practice based in Bowie. The non-profit organization Surgeons for Smiles was born.
Seventeen years later, Dr. Zebovitz and his team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and support staff have completed their 34th mission trip. This time they went to Sorsogon, a province on the island of Luzon in the Philippines where genetic facial deformities like cleft lip and cleft palate are common. The team performed 50 cleft lip and palate surgeries on children in just five days.
"The conditions are horrible," Dr. Zebovitz says of the places he travels. "People's basic needs, like shelter and food, aren't always met. It is very sad to see." They rely on donations to fund the missions. Whatever is not donated, Dr. Zebovitz personally finances.
This spring, Dr. Zebovitz, who is married to OB-GYN Coryse Brathwaite, MD, and has four children ages 18, 20, 21, and 22, will go on another trip. This time, they will go to East Africa. "I hope to one day retire to Surgeons for Smiles," says Dr. Zebovitz. Learn more at SurgeonsforSmiles.org.
Annual N95 Respirator Fit Testingby Medical Staff Office on April 1, 2014
Fit testing clinics will occur Friday, April 4th through Thursday, April 17th in order to facilitate access to testing, which takes about 15 minutes to complete. Find the schedule here.
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) requires healthcare workers to be fit tested ANNUALLY for N95 respirators used in Airborne Isolation /negative pressure rooms. Fit testing includes selection of the correct size of N95 respirator and learning how to achieve the proper seal for your protection. You are only allowed to wear the N95 respirator brand/size that you have been fit tested to wear.
Be advised that fit testing is required if you/ your staff:
- Work in the Emergency Department, or are physically seeing patients within the Emergency Department.
- Enter into patient rooms with a patient in Airborne isolation (negative pressure room). Negative pressure rooms are found throughout the hospital: patient rooms, ED, PACU, Dialysis and Endoscopy. This applies to anyone wearing a N95 respirator for patient care, regardless of location.
Fit testing applies to Medical Staff members with privileges, nurses, PCTs and other technicians, rehabilitation personnel, respiratory therapists, phlebotomists, Environmental Services personnel and many others. All Emergency department medical staff, intensivists, hospitalists, pulmonologists, infectious disease physicians, thoracic surgeons, and/or any medical staff member meeting the description above is expected to be fit tested during these clinics.
Fit testing is an annual requirement. Those already fit tested in calendar year 2014 do not have to be re- tested. Those unable to fit into a N95 respirator properly during last year's session (e.g., extensive facial hair, lack of fit, etc.) will still need to be re-evaluated this year. Please do not chew gum, eat, drink (except water) for at least 20 minutes before testing; this may alter the results of the test.
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Doctors' Day is March 26: Join us for a celebration in your honorby Medical Staff Office on March 25, 2014
Members of the medical staff are invited to celebrate with friends and colleagues in the Hospital Pavilion South Medical Staff Lounge on Wednesday, March 26, from 11am to 2pm. Stop by and enjoy a gourmet lunch buffet. Can't stay? Lunch to go will be available. We look forward to having you join us for this celebration in your honor. Find Deip's fabulous menu here.
- Deip's Famous Pho Soup
- Deip's Favorite Egg Rolls
- Assorted Fruit
- Assorted Sushi
- Strawberry Spinach Salad
- Grilled Chicken
- Poached Salmon
- Couscous Salad
- Gourmet Pizzas
- Assorted Desserts
ICD-10 update: Ensuring a smooth transitionby Medical Staff Office on March 25, 2014
AAMC is actively preparing for this transition through comprehensive testing and training. We are completing readiness testing in Alec, our electronic medical record, and other systems. In addition, we are providing training opportunities for all of those affected by this transition especially medical staff. Find an update here.
Medical staff members, special thanks for all you doby Medical Staff Office on March 25, 2014
On behalf of Anne Arundel Medical Center, in honor of National Doctor's Day, I want to thank you for your commitment to our patients each and every day and the important contribution you make to improving health in our community. I hope you were able to make it to the physician lounge in Hospital Pavilion South today to enjoy the gourmet catered lunch. In addition, the AAMC Foundation thanks these physicians from our Medical Staff whose efforts have helped to secure community philanthropic support to advance healthcare.
Are you involved in mission work? Tell us about itby Medical Staff Office on March 25, 2014
Save the date: Quarterly medical staff meetingby Medical Staff Office on March 25, 2014
April 9, Doordan Institute
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Yorkton Council unanimously declared June as Parks & Recreation Month in the city during its regular meeting Monday.
"The Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (S.P.R.A.), along with other national and provincial parks and recreation associations, is promoting June as Recreation & Parks Month. Designating June as Recreation & Parks Month acknowledges the contributions recreation activities, facilities and parks makes to our quality of life in Saskatchewan. Each year recreation services and parks throughout the country utilize June to celebrate the return of summer programming, to gather their communities together, recognize volunteers, get residents involved in fun outdoor physical activities, and gain support for the parks and recreation sectors," said Lisa Washington, Community Development Manager with the City.
"Numerous community-based, non-profit organizations dedicate countless hours of volunteer time to provide sport, culture and recreation programs in our community."
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Parks & Recreation once again has a full slate of summer activities planned including:
*Park Party at Silver Heights Park (June 18);
*Park Party on the last day of school (June 25) along the Brodie Corridor from the Skate Park to Patrick Park;
*Grand Opening of the Weinmaster Accessible Play Structure (July 11)
*S-CAPE Summer Program for children ages 6 to 12
*Yorkton In Bloom Competition and Garden Tour
"There are many benefits to participating in physical activity and recreation pursuits. Recreation provides personal, economic, social, and ecological benefits to our people, our communities, and our Province," added Washington.


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The Oscars Became Hollywood's Date Night
Jennifer and Justin! George and Stacy! Love was on Hollywood's side at the 2013 Academy Awards.
It was date night at the Oscars on Sunday.
Amid the gorgeous gowns and dapper tuxes, love was on Hollywood's side on the red carpet at the 2013 Academy Awards on Sunday evening.
It was a party of three for Channing Tatum, who worked the carpet with wife Jenna and their soon-to-be bundle of joy.
"She's willing it to be a girl," Tatum told Entertainment Tonight about their unborn baby.
As for the big-named nominees, the evening wouldn't be complete without their true love on their arm. Argo's Ben Affleck couldn't take his eyes off wife Jennifer Garner as they headed inside the Dolby Theatre to celebrate the final leg of the awards season. Vying for the Best Actress statue tonight, Naomi Watts brought her ultimate good-luck charm: longtime beau Liev Schreiber.
When it comes to unconditional love, Bradley Cooper easily earns the title of "most dedicated son" as he proudly accompanied his mother Gloria.
"She's really holding it together. She's doing well!" Cooper said about his mother.
Meanwhile, George Clooney and Stacy Keibler shot down speculations of a breakup as they celebrated the evening in style.
And in rare appearance together, Jennifer Aniston looked red-hot as she arrived in a Valentino gown, topped off with her hot accessory: fiance Justin Theroux.
Which couple brought the love at the Oscars tonight? What do you think of the show so far? Sound off in the comments, below.


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Charlotte-area foreclosure filings fell 39 percent in October from a year ago, as declines were also logged nationwide, RealtyTrac said Thursday.
Filings were reported on 938 Charlotte-area properties in different stages of the foreclosure process. The biggest driver of the drop was a nearly 85 percent decline in auction notices, which fell to 152.
Nationwide, filings were reported on 133,919 properties, a 28 percent decline from a year ago.
The weakening foreclosure activity comes as reports show fewer loans souring nationwide. Last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said the delinquency rate for outstanding loans on one- to four-unit residential properties fell in the third quarter to the lowest level in five years. Also, the rate at which foreclosure actions were started in the third quarter decreased to the lowest level in six years, the association said.
From September to October, foreclosure filings rose 32 percent in the Charlotte region, with bank repossessions the largest contributing factor, RealtyTrac data show. Nationwide, foreclosure filings increased 2 percent over the period.
Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac vice president, said in a statement that lenders are likely moving swiftly to sell properties at auction to take advantage of strong demand from institutional investors who want to buy homes they can convert to rentals. In a report it released in September, RealtyTrac said such investors were responsible for one in five Charlotte-area home purchases from May to July.
Rising home prices are also allowing lenders to recoup more of their loan losses when homes are sold at auction or after being repossessed, Blomquist said. Last week, the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association reported that the average October sales price in the Charlotte area rose to $210,278, an increase of 3 percent from a year ago.
Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac defines foreclosure filings as default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions.
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Emergency crews were called to a house near 96th and Fort St after a driver lost control and ran a mini van into the house's garage.
It happened just before 10:30 Thursday morning.
Police aren't sure how it happened, but say the driver of a silver Mazda mini van lost control while driving east on Fort St.
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Films By Florian Habicht
Kaikohe Demolition New ZealandThe tiny New Zealand town of Kaikohe made world news in 1991 when a group of its children attacked Santa in the local Christmas parade. Florian Habicht's new documentary hopes to cleanse the bad reputation of the town by focusing on something more positive: the Kaikohe ... Read more
"A peon [sic] to the people on New York's streets, an absurdist rom-com, a flawless comic subversion; I'm not sure what Love Story is. Possibly genius." - Critic ... New Zealand director Florian Habicht's documentary about the construction of a fictional love story merges snippets of narrative ... Read more
A truly unsettling, visually inventive, stylistically thrilling and quite marvellous diamond in the rough. Woodenhead takes the traditional fairy tale and re-processes it through the minds of filmmakers like Canadian master of the peculiar Guy Maddin and animators of the arcane, the Quay Brothers ... Read more