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3055 Olin Avenue, Suite 1000
Suite 1000
San Jose, CA 95128
San Jose
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Maggiano's - San Jose Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(408) 423-8973
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm Please be advised that we do not accept reservations for patio/outdoor seating.
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Italian, American
Executive Chef:
Daniel Grice
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Maggiano's delivers! Just place your order, and we'll take care of the rest. All delivery orders include: table coverings, plates & utensils, a complete setup to keep the food warm throughout your event, party-sized pans providing generous portions for all of your guests. Please call 408-423-9476 to schedule your delivery. Orders must be placed by 7 p.m. for next-day delivery. Minimum order required. Delivery fee applies.
Getting there
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Bus stops in front of restaurant & local taxis
Public Lot
Parking Details:
Public lots in surrounding area. Valet available with Hotel Valencia.
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Welcome to Maggiano's in San Jose, located at Santana Row, San Jose's newly opened European-style shopping, dining & entertainment destination. Maggiano's 16,000 square-foot, 220-seat restaurant is ideal for group lunches, festive gatherings & romantic dinners for two. We specialize in serving
lavish portions of authentic Italian-American cuisine served family-style. Our menu is large & varied, offering an extensive selection of homemade pastas, signature salads, prime steaks, fresh fish & memorable desserts.
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I had requested a quiet table and
there were many empty tables. I also asked the hostess for a quiet table - she initially brought us to a congested section right near a very large table - I told her that was not acceptable. Then she brought us to a booth that was snot convenient for 3 people. She then seated us at a table right in front of the kitchen door. We moved ourselves to a more appropriate table and our experience thereafter was very pleasant as always. This hostess needs to be trained in common sense, especially when there are so many tables available. There was no excuse for the way she tried to seat us. Our overall experience was wonderful, though. Too bad it started out bad."
Dined on 7/11/2014
Service starts with his hands all
over the pouring portion on the water pitcher. Then doesn't pour it out. Food was mediocre"
Dined on 7/11/2014
Our server Russ was excellent!
Friendly, attentive and good recommendations. I love the food choices here. Something for everyone."
Dined on 7/10/2014
Thanks to Josh he was my waiter
that day, thanks again for your help with our dinner."
Dined on 7/9/2014
Great place for a birthday dinner!
Everyone gets to choose something they like. Outstanding food as always. Our server was wonderful but the kitchen was backed up. Dinner took 2.5 hours which we thought was a little too long for a Monday night. Overall it was a great evening."
Dined on 7/7/2014
I took my wife in honor of her
birthday. Maggiano's did not disappoint us, more than meeting our expectations."
Dined on 7/7/2014
a good plase for good confort
food. prpared well and large protuions. enjoyued, even as a diabetic"
Dined on 7/6/2014
We got seated promptly and the
food came without a long wait. I had my favorite, which is the lasagna. Another person in our group had the salmon and I might venture to try it next time. Our waiter was especially attentive. It's our second time to this Maggiano's and we plan on returning. We parked this time at the garage just across the street - that helps too!"
Dined on 7/4/2014
Our party of six were immediately
seated at our reserved time. Several in our party had gluten free diets. The manager came out personally to explain options and both he and the chef came out again to check on us. Outstanding! We've eaten here many times, but I must say this last visit the food was prepared PERFECTLY! The beef tenderloin medallions were cooked to perfect med-rare; the grill salmon was moist and flavorful, our favorite Chicken Rigatoni-D was prepared both gluten free and normal recipe, fried mozzarella cheese and calamari appetizers were great as was our spinach salad. Service was prompt, attentive, and very cordial (despite a very busy dining room). Well done!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
Delicious menu. For groups order
family style and you can try more of their amazing dishes. The Balsamic Salmon and Beef Tenderloin were the main entree standout for our group. Chocolate cake and cheese cake topped it all off. It is a lot of food and you will be sure to leave with a carry out bag. Restaurant was clean and all of the staff we encountered were top notch. Service was fast, friendly, and professional. You can't go wrong with this restaurant. We didn't have wine so I can't speak to their selection. Crab cake appetizers were also incredible."
Dined on 7/5/2014
We had a group of 5. Three ordered
Tilapia, one Chicken Piccata, one Chicken Marsala. All three fish eaters said it was the best they ever had. My Piccata was large and perfect. Not over-cooked thin pieces, but fat strips, perfectly cooked. Sour dough bread, spinach salad and angel hair were also very good. Very attentive waiter replaced my coke, before it was gone. Service was quick and accurate. AAA+++++ Table was ready 5 minutes after we arrived."
Dined on 7/5/2014
We loved this place. We were
shocked that a big chain operation wold have really great food. We eat Italian food literally all over the world, and although this not gourmet food, it is really, really good. The cooking and presentation were top notch. And the people are very friendly and service is great. When your food comes, you have no idea that this is not a little neighborhood place in New York or Rome. I am a definite fan."
Dined on 7/5/2014
If there is one thing that bothers
me at a restaurant, it's when your appetizer, salad and entree all come out at the same time. It just ruins the whole experience."
Dined on 7/4/2014
The food was wonderful and the
service was timely and attentive. Our table, on the other hand, was located right next to the door to the kitchen and where they stored the clean plates. As they came through the door, they would slam it against the wall right behind our seats in a way that it would startle every member of our party. Also, throughout the night they kept stacking plates across from us which was so loud that we could barely hear one another."
Dined on 7/4/2014
My last visit to this restaurant
was, at least, a couple years ago. My reason for not visiting more often was due to the restaurant's location, not bad experience. I am so glad I chose to return. The food and service, here, was excellent. I will return."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Upon arrival at 730pm, we were
told to wait to be seated. We waited for 20 mins then was told by the hostess that they were behind schedule and have wait until a table was available but was offered bread. The hostess brought out bread, butter and to go utensils. We waited a total of 35 mins before being seated. Unsure why we werent told when we checked in of the actualy wait time but the restaurant was fairly busy for a Thursday night."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Had a great dinner with my kids at
Maggiano's. The food was yummy, and my kids were thrilled that we could get extra food since we were dining Family Style. I highly recommend this if you have teenage boys as I do. We left full and had leftovers for the next day. It was great!"
Dined on 6/30/2014
Our party was at a late afternoon
event and we decided to have an early dinner. highly recommend dining early when the crowd and noise levels are non-existent. you can actually carry on a conversation with people in your party; the waiter/waitress was very attentive since there were no other tables to wait on; it's during happy hour when drink prices are reduced; and you can dine at a leisurely pace."
Dined on 6/30/2014
We're regulars at Maggiano's. The
food is generally very good and the service is on par with similar restaurants, prices are reasonable. This time around we were a bit disappointed since our cocktails arrived 2 min before the main course. While we were enjoying the drinks the food cooled off. I'd recommend the place to friends."
Dined on 6/30/2014
Service is excellent, portions
large and most dishes are excellent. The Chicken Florentine was a bit dry - but from cooking and the type of cheese that was used. Each of the other dishes were great, including Parmesan Tilapia, Muscles, Veal Parmesan and the several salads that six of us shared. Plenty left over for each of us to take home. The leftovers we had, muscles and pasta and Veal Parmesan were terrific the next day. The best part was not being rushed -- we really had time to talk and enjoy spending time with each other."
Dined on 6/29/2014
Party of 6. Ordered family style
classic. Notes onbthe reservation that this is our first time. Waiter did not explain how family style meal works. Served our 1st batch of appetizers, kids it and collected the plates after. Asked if we are ready for the main entree and of course we sd yes. After a while asked again if we are ready for dessert and box our food. Then I reaized that food should be unlimited until everyone is completely filled. I then asked how it works then he mentioned about it. For the price I had to pay and for a lousy service???? I was totally disappointed. He works there then he should explain and should be the expert to mention what service they offer"
Dined on 6/28/2014
our server was great. I think his
name is Cody. He accommodated our single orders instead of the family dinner."
Dined on 6/26/2014
I'm never disappointed with
Maggianos - I've been many times over the past couple of years and I'm always 100% satisfied! The food is terrific and the service is amazing! Everyone is so friendly, therefore creating an outstanding dining experience!"
Dined on 6/28/2014
Usually we are served in a timely
manner but this recent visit in late June took a long time to get our meal. I would say 45 minutes. Our server was great and I believe it was the kitchen that was running behind. It would not have bothered us that much except we had a movie to get to so we had to eat really fast. The food is always good and our server did his best to rush our tab through."
Dined on 6/28/2014
It was really busy when my group
got in. It was a good thing we had a reservation or we would probably had to wait for at least 20 minutes. Since we were a large group, we decided to do family style. I think we chose really great with the appetizers. The stuffed mushroom and fried zucchini were great dishes. Their linguini with clams was also great. It was by far our favorite dish of the night. Our other dishes we liked a bit less. The red pasta and chicken dish was not to our taste. Luckily family style has them replacing the dishes you do like, so we just ate linguini all night. The one thing to avoid though is their steak. It was extremely dry and unappetizing. I realize that Maggiano's isn't a steak house, but still... Desert was yum"
Dined on 6/28/2014
Great food-crowded dining too many
tables. Servers very polite but overworked in the very crowded dining room. We may not return as restaurant to too noisy as well. Bad choice to add the addition tables and chairs."
Dined on 6/26/2014
I have been going to Maggiano's
for years and this was my worst experience. I made reservation for 10 for my husbands birthday and it was not a good experience... Service was terrible took over an hour for food to come out and some of the orders were not correct. Manager even came over to check on us and when we told her food is taking way too long and some still had not come out she didn't seem to apologetic . We are pretty easy going group but had my two small children and they were antsy and starving after waiting for their mac n cheese and pizza for over an hour. Overall just very disappointed. Server was very nice just service in general was pretty poor. Hopefully the next time we eat there things will be better."
Dined on 6/25/2014
Along side with the food the
service was amazing probably the best in most resturants I have been too."
Dined on 6/24/2014
We have been coming to Maggiano's
for years and typically for special occasions. This night was my birthday and it didn't start out well. Went to the bar for a drink before dinner and all the beer on tap was warm. Next, we were seated in the same booth that we sat at the past few times (not bad but wish we could change it up a bit). Than it went down hill from than on. Our server came over and could barely hear her she spoke so soft. Very timid and seemed out of her depth. Anyway, no personality. Never asked how we are or were we here on a special date, etc. Nothing. Ordered a salad and entree. Salad never came out. Long story short, she basically ruined our special night. Manager took care of things."
Dined on 6/25/2014
I had made a reservation for a
Tuesday night at 7:15 a few days prior with plenty of wiggle room at the time. When we showed up at 7:10 we expected a short wait but we weren't ready for the 45 minute wait. Once we were sat we seemed to have even worse luck. No water, bread, or even attention from a server. The wait for the food was also quite long. I understand a dinner rush, but this was a bit extreme. By the time we had finished and were ready to go (we even had dessert boxed up to save on time) it was 10:30."
Dined on 6/24/2014
Maggiano's outside environment is
more like a bar setup but inside you have comfortable seating and excellent food. being vegetarian, i was wondering whether we would get anything interesting but the Ravioli was simply outstanding - a bit heavy though but very fulfilling. On top of that, the deal had a "ToGo/boxed" additional Lasagna for next meal."
Dined on 6/23/2014
Food for two nights. Wonderful
idea and lots of good food. Service was excellent and they don't rush you out the door. A favorite that always delivers."
Dined on 6/23/2014
This has to be the worst
restaurant. It was noisy. Our table was in the middle of crowd, the waiters couldn't reach us without really squeezing through other tables. The water wasn't served until after we ordered, and was never refilled. Now, kitchen was worse. We waited for 50 minutes for our dishes, and they only arrived after we asked for them. My son's pizza was still missing after we almost finished our meal. When asked, the waiter asked, did he eat it? Being an incompetent restaurant is one thing ing, insulting customers is whole another level. The pizza finally arrived but not the ice cream that came with the kid's meal. Our neighbor table was tired of waiting for their food and left without eating."
Dined on 6/21/2014
Service was great and the food was
OK! However, I made reservation ahead of time and hoped to get a nice table with somewhat quiet dinning area. All of us was disappointed."
Dined on 6/22/2014
We were with our nephews and niece
to celebrate visiting home from college, and the food we all picked were great and delicious. Mushroom ravioli was everybody's fav! We got salmon which is with razo and that was just very tasteful! Our waiter was OK at first and being friendly when he was taking our orders, but once that was done, he just disappeared. He forgot about refilling water that we kept asking, he lost our left over take out which he insisted that he brought back but we never got. :("
Dined on 6/20/2014
Had an anniversary dinner with my
wife and we enjoyed awesome food and wonderful service from the staff. Will come back again soon!"
Dined on 6/21/2014
I've been to Maggiano's in
Shamburg Illinois and it is great. San Jose not so. The food was OK. I am an experienced Italian cook and my chicken piccata is far superior to what was servied at Maggiano's. There was almost no lemon flavor and the sauce had not been brought together with butter or cream. It was ok but definately not great. My husband had the Gonochi's againg ok but not great. He could have made the dish with a few ingrediants from Trader Joes and it would have been just as good or better. Also, I order the Sauviougn Blanc and got a red wine....hummm, Not quite right. The place was way over crowded, there were just too many table too close together. The wait staff kept walking behind my table and bumped me every time."
Dined on 6/21/2014
The food and service program at
Maggiano's are always reliable. It's a great dinner any time!"
Dined on 6/21/2014
We had an enjoyable evening,
service and good was good. Our booth however, had tears on two of the seats, uncomfortable to sit on."
Dined on 6/21/2014
We love this restaurant, always
have, however our last visit the waitress was not all that attentive which made us hesitant to go back again so soon. Boy am I glad we did. Our waitress, Danielle, was awesome ! She was so attentive, polite, personable, and sweet. She made out dinner a great night out."
Dined on 6/20/2014
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"The place has been totally redesigned with strong inspiration from gastro-pub food and decor with a fantastic view on the lake." in 6 reviews
"The outdoor seating also allows for a great people watching ;)" in 3 reviews
"First off it is right on Serpentine Lake in Hyde park, so it has beautiful views and is a great place to people watch." in 2 reviews
Not the crappy park food stand you may think it is.
We were pleasantly surprised that this was a great little cafe with many options: hot breakfast, baguette sandwiches, coffee, fresh juice, etc. The food was great and the atmosphere was fantastic. It was filled with people from all over the world. Tourists on bikes, locals on bikes, locals jogging, tourists walking, kids, adults, etc. The water makes for a nice view.
Don't half step. Be aware of the birds outside...don't leave that food unattended.
Since I mentioned it in my recent review of Hyde Park I figured I better give it its own review as well. I enjoy this restaurant. First off it is right on Serpentine Lake in Hyde park, so it has beautiful views and is a great place to people watch.
They offer a wide variety of food and have a decent selection to choose from. I am especially fond of getting some fresh fruit and pastries in the morning. They have great baked pastries that are both soft and fresh. Also among my breakfast favorites are their fresh smoothies. For those colder or earlier times- coffee is available. They also offer both British classics, like fish & chips, as well as pizza.
The summer months see the serpentine bar & kitchen come alive. They have barbecues, burgers and a bar (gin) where cocktails or wine can be attained. One word of caution - since Hyde Park is a major tourist destination, it caters to foreigners and has a tendency to get quite crowded in Summer - when they do not accept reservations. So if you are headed that way in summer the Lido may be a nice compromise if this is too full.
I like this place as a complement to my time at the park. I regularly go to run or bike at the park and enjoy the convenience the Serpentine bar & kitchen offers. I do not know that I would seek it out in and of itself as a destination in its own right.
Lovely place. Amazing view of the serpentine lake. The food is very tasty, the bread used for the sandwiches is soft. Very good. Affordable prices. Gotta try. They have a good selection of cakes and cookies too. Loved it.
I think the menu prices have been jacked up considerably high, considering you eat at picnic table. Last I remember you could do that for free!
I felt the lettuce leaves in the Caesar were too large to fit in most peoples mouths, which made eating the salad less enjoyable, than it could have been.
Sitting along Serpentine Lake, enjoying a cool drink (on a warm day) or a coffee (on a cold day) is just the ticket for me. I absolutely love this place, and it's also a great spot to watch the sunset.
Tip: be sure to grab a table and its number before you place your order, to save you a lot of hassle and heartache.
I am surprised no one has given this place a 5 star rating yet!
I cannot think of a better place to go in London than Serpentine on a beautiful summer evening! It has the perfect ingredient to have a great time - Located in the center of lush green Hyde Park, brilliant outdoor seating area by the serpentine river, the most beautiful place to sit and watch the sun set, great pizza, Pimms Pitchers and great crowd! I mean what else can one possibly ask for from a restaurant?
I have been here on several occasions and also hosted my birthday party here last year and it is always a pleasure coming back here. In my last visit yesterday when the sun finally decided to shine on London after a long wait, Serpentine was packed and yet the service was so fast and the spicy pepperoni pizza couldn't taste any better along with my Pimm's Pitcher! The price is very decent for its location and quality, I mean come on its Hyde Park are you expecting brick lane price here?
Verdict: I am in love with this place and will continue to be till it stands tall and beautiful in the middle of Hyde Park!
P.S Do try their cakes, they are delicious!
Pleasantly surprised by the freshness of the pre packed baguette with salmon and cucumber. Enough salmon to actually call it a salmon baguette (guess you know what I mean).
The people at the pay desk were a bit stressed out even though it wasn't busy and weren't very friendly, save one.
Sitting outside overlooking the lake only makes it sandwich better. And the strawberries and cream were a right treat!
On my way from the outside terrace back to the Underground I had a quick glance at the pizzas on other people's plates, didn't look so nice, but we all know looks can be deceiving so I leave it up to you to try.
I loved this place. The boyfriend and I were wandering around in Hyde Park and hadn't eaten lunch yet. We saw this place and were happy with anything.
The location is perfect. We grabbed a sandwich and walked along the lake. The prices were fine, the food was fine. The pastry we had was delicious.
It gets 4 stars for the location. Where we were walking there weren't other places, and this was the perfect spot.
Die Lage ist warum ich liebe diese Ort. Sie ist bei dem See und wir haben einen Sandwich gekauft und wir sind um den See gegangen. Der Sandwich war gut, nicht schlecht, und die Lage war perfekt.
This place is ok. If you want to take some out-of-towners to enjoy Hyde Park it's a good spot. The food is decent, but a little overpriced. It might deserve 4 stars because of the location. I got a table right by the water and you have some beautiful views on a nice day. I would go back on a sunny summer day to enjoy a day in the park... but there was nothing memorable about the food.
Fairly bog-standard trying-to-be-something-else place. You go here if you want a coffee or a slice of cake in the park. Or dinner, I suppose.
But it's really best avoided.
The coffee is OK at best. (Also, for some reason a flat white is cheaper than an Americano, despite the extra work that goes into it)
They've an ill-though-out queueing system so they've got to tell everyone where to queue; this overworks the service folk so much they can't offer good service, and this results as at best mediocre food and service. Also, all too often, cold coffee. Misheard orders.
I hear the cakes are nice, though.
And they do have the bit where you can sit and look at the Serpentine.
£1.50 for a can of coke... seriously?
Your gelato was more reasonably priced at £2.95 for two scoops. But it was boring, lacked real flavour and I question why you feel the need to mix hazelnut and toffee crunch. That's just wrong. It was also far too melty... the end.
Ridiculously overpriced.
Had better food on easyJet.
Avoid here, and bring a sandwich from Tesco and you'll have a much better day!
After a leisurely walk around Hyde Park, the Serpentine is waiting for a snack, some wine, and to take your money.
My friends and I went with the personal pizzas which ranged from around 8 to 12 pounds. Fortunately, we realized that the pizzas were pretty large for just one person and ended up splitting them to save some money. Like the previous review, I agree that the drinks were overpriced: sodas, wines, and beers.
I give the Serpentine, three stars though because of the atmosphere. The restaurant has a great view of the lake and park. Inside, the different chairs are covered in pillows, center around a fireplace, and there is outdoor seating.
Though one trip to the tourist trap is enough, if you happen to be in the park and want some lunch go for it.
I have known this restaurant for about 30 years and it has changed so often during this time. However, it always was a nice place to have drink or snak in a nice atmosphere.
Breakfast can be enjoyed in a very relaxed and silent atmosphere. In principal, the food ist good. However, it was not possible to have an ordinary toast (only toasted Italian ciabattabread was available). Anyway, I prefer this location and food to the usual breakfasts in hotels.
I can't say that this cafe has the best food ever, but the view is certainly what keeps people coming back. I came here for a little weekend pick-me-up with a nice lunch within the serene atmosphere of Hyde Park. I ordered the fish finger buttie, chips, and a florentine for dessert. Twas all yummy, but nothing spectacular. Like I said, I mostly visited for the view of the Serpentine and the park. The outdoor seating also allows for a great people watching ;)
Was in Hyde Park on the opening Sunday of the Olympics as they were getting the park ready for the Triathlon. The plan had been to buy sandwiches for the kids and to have a picnic, however, the heavens opened and we literally stumbled onto this place having no idea that it was there.
The food was pretty good indeed. We kept it simple and had burgers and pizzas and they were lovely. A lot of people have made a big deal of it being expensive but three burgers, one kids pizza, two coffees, a coke and an OJ was £52.00. I didn't think that was too bad. And we got to eat it with a lovely view of the lake just as the worst of the weather rolled by.
I don't quite know how I missed the redesign of this place from naff cafeteria to surprisingly decent cafe, considering how often I walk around Hyde Park and the Serpentine. Dwarfed by the monstrous Winter Wonderland, The Serpentine Bar & Kitchen comes as a nice surprise and peaceful retreat.
I was extremely busy and I can't wait to come back on a regular weekend once the fun fair is gone.
Excellent choice of cakes and pastries, but the pizzas looked and smelled good, too.
All "stations" seem to have their own queuing and payment system which seems a bit confusing, but in the end the waiting time was OK and we even managed to find a space at a table (far too cold to braze outdoor seating).
This is the latest addition to Benugo's growing domination of public spaces. Or is it just me, they seem to be popping up everywhere.
My friend and I met for brunch in Hyde Park at the Serpentine Bar and Kitchen (serpentinebarandkitchen.…) . It's
such a lovely setting and despite walking by so many times I'd never
actually gone in before. We
arrived just before 11am which was a good time as the place was already
quite busy. I spotted a newly-vacant table by the window and went to
nab it but someone else was there quicker and played the 'we've got a
pram so it's easier to sit here' card, which I didn't really get to be
honest there was just as much room at the previous table, but away we
went defeated. There
was still room further back and we sat at a small table, furnished with
condiments. Although the kitchen is not visible it's still open above
the small partition they've put in front which means you do get a lovely
whiff of grub when you're waiting to eat perhaps a tactic to up-sell
coffees to brunches. You do have to go and order for yourself and at
the prices they charge it seems a little much, service would be nicer.
However, we ordered myself the eggs Florentine and my friend opted for
the same without sauce or spinach (no discount for just wanting a
buttered muffin and eggs I might add). The
food was really nice. The eggs are creamy duck eggs and the Hollandaise
was delicious (although I tried not to have too much as I was watching
the calories). The tea was yummy and I got about three cups from my
teapot but we did have to pay 40p for the hot water (really?!). See the breakfast menu here (serpentinebarandkitchen.…) .
in all it's a lovely setting but gets very busy with families so it's
not the best location for an intimate chat. We teamed our brunch with a
walk around the Serpentine in the brisk January cold, burning off some
of it we hoped. I'd go again for a treat, but perhaps just for a drink.
At £9 without drinks, my breakfast was a little bit of a treat but won't
become a regular expenditure.
Nothing better than a pint in a garden in Hyde Park on a lovely Sunday afternoon. It was very crowded but we still secured a picnic table all our own, near the water. A pint of beer and a pint of cider was £8. It reminded me a lot of dining at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, overlooking the fountains. It was lovely and I'd do it again but definitely an extravagance and reserved for only special occasions.
Alfresco, find a table looking out over the blue Serpentine waters through the green of the cactus and reed beds, shafts of early morning sunshine on the menu, what a treat!
Presentation, quality and reasonable price of the breakfast platter excellent - coffee strong and smooth - definitely worth walking, jogging, cycling or crawling over to the Serpentine Bar & Kitchen for breakfast - recommended, you won't be disappointed.
I held a breakfast meeting here this week and it was absolute perfection: geese on the lake, decent coffee, and tasty breakfasts to suit all tastes, from fried full English to fruit and granola. At 9 am it was almost empty, leaving us to enjoy the view, the music, the food and our work. We might make it a regular meeting place, if we can convince them to share the password for their Wi-Fi network.
Wow what a place.. It has to be the busiest place I have been to. The pizza's are great but keep in mind they don't serve food between 11:30 and 12:00 (breakfast to lunch change)
The restaurant next to the Serpentine lake and river in Hyde Park has just reopened (April 09) and is already an amazing success, just by looking at the long queues of customers waiting to order their food and drinks. The place has been totally redesigned with strong inspiration from gastro-pub food and decor with a fantastic view on the lake. There is both a large restaurant with large open windows that bring plenty of light and a large terrasse under the trees perfect for a sunny day (there are some) in the Park. It is huge (300 seats including outdoor) but doesnt feel so huge). The menu changes for breakfast (8-12am), lunch (12-3) and dinner (5-8pm). We had breakfast there with a choice of classic eggs, bacon, sausages etc. plus pancakes, croissant, muffins, basically everything one expect from a UK/US style breakfast. Food is served quite fast (once you have managed to order) on the nice wooden tables inside the restaurant. There is also an area to seat down and read in comfie chairs, with darker walls and pictures hanging on the walls, cool contrast with the rest. I uploaded a pix of the kitchen. The BIG drawback is that the food ordering system is so badly organised that it almost spoiled our breakfast but I am sure it drove many meny people mad. There is basically no clear signage of how to queue at the bar and staff is totally lost leading to very long queues forming very fast. Super frustrating, the managers must know about this and I hope their process will be redesigned soon. Until they sort this out it will remain a 3-star place but this has clear 5-star potential once this is sorted, it should be great at any time, from early breakfasts to an early dinner facing the beautiful sunset one can catch from that place. Note that this is very child friendly.
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Never mind that Libby Miller prefers making cream pies.
It was her apple pie that earned the Hickory Township woman a blue ribbon in that category at the Lawrence County Fair.
The news of the honor sent her "over the moon."
As first-place winner, Miller is eligible to enter her pie in the state competition at the 2013 Farm Show in Harrisburg.
Right now, though, she is just soaking in the excitement of winning against eight other contestants.
Miller has won blue ribbons at the fair for her jams and jellies. But the top prize for apple pie eluded her for the seven or eight years she has been entering in that division — until this year.
"I never won a blue ribbon for an apple pie," she enthused. "This news made my day."
Miller, 61 has been baking since she was about 8 and submitting entries to the fair for 50 years.
"I feel close to my mother when I'm baking. My mother loved to bake."
For practice, Miller made two cakes for the chocolate cake contest and two pies before she baked the award-winning recipe, which she calls Summer's End Apple Pie.
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Her S-shaped slit to allow steam to escape added a decorative touch, as did the two apples with a branch at each side of the pie that had been cut out from leftover dough.
"I tried different recipes to get the right one and each time, I altered it a bit. I like to make it my own."
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Judges Kristen Trask, Barb Benson, Sandy Johnston and Steve Johnston found the winning entry to have good flavor and appearance, a flaky crust and a good crust-to-apple ratio.
Trask has worked in the restaurant business and judged at the fair for the past several years. Benson has been a judge for the fair's baking contests for at least 25 years. The Johnstons represented the Apple Castle, which will provide a gift certificate to each of the three top finishers.
The second-place winner was Lee Miller of Mercer with an apple-peach-blackberry pie and finishing third was Debby Ryan of Hickory Township with an apple pie.
Judging was based on overall appearance, the crust's color, flavor, texture and doneness, the filling's consistency, doneness, moistness and flavor, and creativity.
As for that crust, Miller said she wasn't able to make a good one until about 10 years ago when she found success in a Betty Crocker cookbook.
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Libby Miller and her daughter, Stephanie Lewis, usually compete against each other but Lewis wasn't able to enter the contest this year.
"The blue ribbon will go on my refrigerator and when my daughter comes over, I might wear it on my neck," Miller joked.
She feels redeemed now, that after seven attempts at winning a blue ribbon for apple pie, this one paid off.
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This was our family's first time to the outer banks and we really enjoyed the view this condo had of the ocean and pier. The property was in a great location for us which was close to many activities for children. The unit itself was very clean and even had an updated kitchen that was beautiful. The rest of the unit could use a few updates, however, for the price it was perfect. I would recommend this property to a family on a budget that wants to be on the ocean but also have access to a pool for the little ones. The pools were very clean and well maintained. Mark, the property manager, was very easy to work with and gave this new to the OBX family some great ideas of where to eat. Mike and Lisa who maintained the property were also very helpful in giving us some great ideas of where to go with our little ones as well. Overall we loved our experience and really enjoyed renting from Mark and hope to return someday to the OBX.
these condos are so nice and large and have everything you need for a comfortable relaxing vacation...I met both the manager and the owner.They were eager to help us in any way they could.The condos are older but they are tidy and I plan to return every year.There are tvs in the master bedroom and living room. The other bedroom does not have one. Since the entire week was perfect weather that was not a problem for us.The pools were really nice and clean too.THE BEST THING ABOUT THESE ARE THE VIEW!!!! AMAZING
My wife and I stayed here with our teenage son and 12 year old daughter. It is a terrific 2 bedroom condominium with breathtaking views. It is a first floor unit easy to walk up or take elevator. You feel like you are never off the Beach! You will appreciate the view from your master bedroom and living room while the kids will love the convenience of 2 pools to choose from, basketball, and playground. We have rented over thirty five times in South Nags Head (houses and condos) but love the location of this complex. It is between two fishing piers for nice walks on the beach and offers refreshing pools for when the kids need a break from the big waves. The teens will enjoy the longer walk to Garry Oliver's Fishing Pier for some time on their own. Garry's has live music at nights for families and the best view of any pub/restaurant in the area. Runners will love the long jogging/walking/biking trail located out front. The owner, Mark, was very polite and eager to ensure our vacation was pleasurable. The unit was recently remodeled and it is clean and well equipped. If you are coming to relax and you know the area, then you know South Nags Head is just far enough off the bypass to offer the peace and tranquility you are looking for but close to 7 eleven, Sam and Omies, the food lion, amusements and other restaurants when you need them. Convenient to Manteo for kayaking, Oregon Inlet for fishing, and Bodie Light House is just 5 minutes away. We would not hesitate to return to vacation here and we shared the week with 3 other families/relatives who rented in the same Pier View Condo complex so we could all share good times together on the beach but have the convenience of cooking and resting on our own schedule.


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At least its something. And if the city of Raleigh and the state are able to work out a land swap or sale for the Governor Morehead school site near Pullen Park as a part of a lease deal for the Dorothea Dix property, it will be better than something.
Ah, the Dix deal. Before she left office, then-Gov. Beverly Perdue signed a deal with Raleigh wherein the city was going to lease the 300-acre-plus Dorothea Dix Hospital property near downtown for $68 million over 75 years. It was a chance to preserve some beautiful green space with a spectacular view of downtown.
Once Republicans gained the governors office and control of the General Assembly, however, the deals days were numbered. GOP leaders said Perdue made a bad deal. Democrats said Republicans were flexing their muscle and that GOP moves to kill the deal using condemnation laws were entirely partisan.
Republican Rep. Justin Burr of Albemarle, sponsor of what he calls a reset button on the Dix deal, says there should be a delay of a year, during which the city could renegotiate with the state. Raleigh then still could get most of the property, with some remaining with the state Department of Health and Human Services for offices.
In addition, the city might get a chance to buy the property thats housed the Governor Morehead School for the Blind since 1923. The school is across Western Boulevard from Dix and adjacent to Pullen Park, which would be a nice connection for the city to have. The state has been looking for ways to use some of the Morehead property in order to maintain the school. The Wake Young Womens Leadership Academy is intending to lease space at Morehead, or rather Wake schools are, on behalf of the academy.
Gov. Pat McCrery on Thursday rightly endorsed the deal and urged both houses of the legislature to support it. But Senate leader Phil Berger of Eden, vociferous in his long-time criticism of all things Perdue, said there should be no delay. One hopes leadership will trump partisanship and that Berger will lift his heels from the dirt eventually.
Should the House pass this compromise, then negotiations would commence with the Senate. This latest, more creative approach is better than no deal, of course, though the original Dix deal seemed fine for the city and the state. Some GOP legislators, in addition to looking for a way to repudiate the Democratic governor they despised, also sounded at times as if they believed Raleigh was somehow an enemy.
Have Republicans had a change of heart? Is House Speaker Thom Tillis, in his last term as the leader and likely to seek a U.S. Senate seat next year, looking to draw more mainstream support instead of focusing on his partys arch conservative base, which likely would favor selling the property to the highest bidder?
Whatever the reason, House Republicans are giving their senators a chance at reasonable compromise here, a chance to get off the hard-line the party has walked since taking power. Here is a chance, for once in an incredibly contentious session that has frustrated and at times embarrassed North Carolinians, to achieve productive compromise.


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Stand with the Newtown community and everyone affected. We will be sending the monies that are raised to the Sandy Hook School Support Fund through the United Way.
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Minimum donation of $5 at the door.
Please join us in helping support the people of Sandy Hook.
Come and enjoy this benefit concert on behalf of the twenty-six lives lost!
Thursday, January 17
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Brother app supports printing from mobile devicesAugust 31, 2010 by Sam Narisi
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As smartphones and other mobile devices become more popular, more vendors are looking for ways to let users print on the go.
The latest mobile printing tool: an Apple iOS application from printer maker Brother.
The free application, called iPrint&Scan, runs on the iPad and iPhone and lets mobile devices link up with a brother printer over a wireless network.
Similar apps have previously been released by Epson and HP. However, those programs are specifically geared toward printing photos, whereas Brother's offering is designed for all documents, Macworld reports.
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By Sue Chang and Laura Mandaro, MarketWatch
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Nordstrom Inc., FedEx Corp., Kimberly-Clark Corp. and bank stocks are likely to be active in Friday's trading.
After Thursday's closing bell, Nordstrom /quotes/zigman/235890/delayed/quotes/nls/jwn JWN -0.99% said its third-quarter profit fell to $137 million, or 69 cents a share, from $146 million, or 71 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue edged up to $2.88 billion from $2.81 billion. Analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast the Seattle-based department store chain would earn 67 cents a share on $2.87 billion in revenue. Shares of Nordstrom were off 1.7% in after-hours trade.
Late Thursday, Moody's Investors Service said it lowered by one notch the senior holding company ratings of Morgan Stanley /quotes/zigman/182639/delayed/quotes/nls/ms MS -0.48% , Goldman Sachs Group Inc. /quotes/zigman/188479/delayed/quotes/nls/gs GS -0.49% , J.P. Morgan /quotes/zigman/272085/delayed/quotes/nls/jpm JPM -0.27% , and Bank of New York Mellon /quotes/zigman/445224/delayed/quotes/nls/bk BK -0.43% . Moody's also confirmed the senior holding company ratings of Bank of America /quotes/zigman/190927/delayed/quotes/nls/bac BAC -0.19% , Citigroup /quotes/zigman/5065548/delayed/quotes/nls/c C -0.12% , State Street /quotes/zigman/179646/delayed/quotes/nls/stt STT -0.15% , and Wells Fargo /quotes/zigman/239557/delayed/quotes/nls/wfc WFC +0.02% . A full list of rating changes is available on Moody's site.
Applied Materials Inc. /quotes/zigman/19895/delayed/quotes/nls/amat AMAT -2.41% said late Thursday it swung to a fiscal fourth-quarter profit of $183 million, or 15 cents a share, from a loss of $515 million, or 42 cents a share, a year ago. Applied Materials also expects adjusted profit in the range of 20 cents to 24 cents a share for the current quarter. Analysts were expecting a profit of 24 cents a share. Shares of Applied Materials were down 0.6% in after hours.
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Frank Denzler
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Rushville Republican
An accident at INTAT Precision, Inc., 2148 North SR 3, Saturday, claimed the life of Eric W. McKinney, 30, of Connersville.
McKinney's death occurred Saturday morning and was determined to be accidental.
The death was discovered after a McKinney family member contacted local and county law enforcement agencies inquiring about a possible traffic accident involving the Connersville man when he did not return home from work.
A short time later his vehicle was found in the INTAT parking lot.
During a search of the foundry McKinney's body was found inside an upper level International machine known as the muller; it's a large piece of equipment used to break up sand forms used as molds at the foundry.
McKinney was believed to have been inside the machine cleaning it when the equipment started running, fatally injuring the man.
The investigation found that a locking system outside the machine serves as a safeguard, not allowing the muller to operate when engaged; however, the safety measure was not utilized by McKinney at the time of the death.
Contact: Frank Denzler @ 765.932.2222 x106


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Club Membership
The membership year of the golf club runs from 1st April to 31st March. There are five main categories of members at Conwy Golf Club these being Full Gents, Full Ladies, Seniors, Juniors and House Members. There are also other categories such as Country member and Social member. The total membership of the Club at present is approximately 950. There is currently no entrance fee and there is a monthly payment option.
The competition day for full gents is generally a Saturday but some competitions are also played on Sundays during the season (Gents fixtures 2012/2013).
The Ladies have the tee from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on Thursdays and 09.15 to 10.15 a.m. on Tuesdays with evening times for working ladies on both days (Ladies Fixtures 2012/2102). From April to September the Ladies on several Tuesdays have competitions which run from 12.00 to 2.00 p.m.
The Senior Section ,when they hold competitions, have the tee up to 10.00 a.m. on Mondays (Seniors Fixture list 2012/2013). The criteria for being a Senior Member of the club is that the person shall be 55 years of age or over and be fully or partly retired. This is a thriving and well supported section of the golf club having over 75 members.
Several Junior competitions are held during school holidays and generally run from 9.15 to 10.15 in the mornings, see Junior fixture sheet 2012/2013 for details.
Member Subscription Rates for 2013/2014
Conwy Golf Club Membership Application Form
2nd Club Membership @ Conwy Application Form and Rules
We also have fantastic reciprocal arrangements with;
Wallasey 0151 638 3888
Beau Desert 01543 422626
Prestbury 01625 828242
Shifnal 01952 460330
Vale of Llangollen 01978 860040
Llanymynech 01691 830983
Macdonald Portal Hotel, Golf & Spa 01829 734160
Sandiway 01606 883247
St Annes Old Links 01253 722432
West Lancs 0151 924 5662
Delamere Forest- Please arrange via our Professional shop or our Secretary's office.
Heswall Golf Club 0151 342 1237
Fairhaven Golf Club 01253 736741 (option 2) Quote "reciprocal"
These are all priced at £20 per visit except St Annes Old Links and Sandiway which are £25 per visit
This is in addition to local arrangements in place with Maesdu, North Wales, Abergele and Penmaenmawr at £15 per visit
Please note that all clubs have certain requirements for the reciprocal arrangements and these should be checked with each club prior to visit.