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An enclosed foyer provides a weather break and opens to a brightly windowed, open interior. The living room features a partial cathedral ceiling and dramatic palladian window and a discreet computer nook. The open kitchen with island forms the heart of the home. The kitchen and dining room have easy access to a covered deck off the back for outdoor grilling, dining or lounging.
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Residential group care encompasses a broad array of services for children with pronounced special needs. Residential services are highly flexible and provide for varying lengths of stay, based on the client's needs. Length of stay may range from a short respite due to tense family situations, to long-term therapy for problems such as drug or alcohol addiction. Although long-term stays in family-like community-based group homes best serve some children's individual needs, residential group care is usually a temporary placement. Many children in residential care have emotional or physical conditions that require intensive, on-site therapy; others receive services from day treatment programs in their communities. Residential care programs are highly flexible and are designed to meet each child's individual needs.
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Although children enter residential care for various reasons, many are characterized as having special needs. These children may have experienced multiple out-of-home placements, suffered from abuse and neglect, or have behavioral and emotional problems.
The most common reasons for residential care placement include abuse, neglect, behavioral acting out, status offenses, pregnancy, family crisis, and substance abuse. Placement may also be needed due to physical and/or mental disabilities; to attention deficit disorder (ADD) or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (AHDHD); or to mental illnesses such as depression, conduct disorder, anorexia nervosa, bulimia, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, and psychosis.
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Provide quality services after a thorough family assessment and "reasonable efforts": have been made to maintain the family; and/or professional judgement has been made that a child would best be served in out-of-home care.
Provide children with a safe, nurturing, protective, therapeutic environment that respects their cultural and ethnic identities while addressing their unique educational, developmental, medical, and emotional needs.
Help families marshal their strengths to reduce or eliminate the conditions or conduct that led to out-of-home care.
Enable children and parents to establish relationships leading, if possible and appropriate, to family reunification.
Prepare children and their parents for permanent placement alternatives to reunification after reasonable efforts to return the child home have been found to be unwarranted or unsuccessful.
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MARTIAL ARTS: Sensei Jason Lester attended the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Japan Karate Association of England.
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The first half of the demonstration was taken by fifth dan and JKA champion Shimizu Sensei, while Sawada Sensei, a seventh dan JKA Belgium Instructor, took control of the second half.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stocks climbed on Thursday, with the S&P 500 gaining a day after halting a run to a record high, with equities picking up steam along with large-cap companies such as Apple Inc. and Exxon Mobil Corp. on signs of an improving global economy.
"If these companies are strengthening," then the rest of the market will too, said Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG LLC. Beyond iPhone maker Apple /quotes/zigman/68270/delayed/quotes/nls/aapl AAPL -2.60% and oil producer Exxon Mobil /quotes/zigman/203975/delayed/quotes/nls/xom XOM -4.17% , he listed Wal-Mart Stores Inc. /quotes/zigman/245476/delayed/quotes/nls/wmt WMT -1.60% and General Electric Co. /quotes/zigman/227468/delayed/quotes/nls/ge GE -1.91% as bolstering the overall market.
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Energy prices reversed course after a three-session slide, with crude-oil futures rising 25 cents, or 0.3%, to $97.11 a barrel.
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HSBC Holdings PLC and Markit's China purchasing managers' index rose to 50.9 this month, with the initial read illustrating the world's second-largest economy is gaining traction.
The preliminary reading of Markit's U.S. flash manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 51.5 in October from 52.8 in September, with Markit's chief economist blaming the government shutdown for the pullback.
Other U.S. economic data had jobless benefits falling by 12,000 to 350,000 last week , but the count was viewed as distorted due to computer problems in California.
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Updated 12:24am Thursday 24th January 2013 in News By Greg Fountain, Ex-Reporter/Photographer
Penryn Town Council joined forces with the local MP this weekend to protest against a supermarket's attempts to open what they say is an unauthorised pharmacy.
Truro and Falmouth MP Sarah Newton has launched a petition, which has already received more than 1,000 signatures, calling on Cornwall Council to take enforcement action against Asda's Penryn store.
Last year, the council refused an application submitted by Asda to open a pharmacy inside their Penryn store, on the grounds that any such facility would drive trade away from independent retailers in the town centre and reduce the service for patients at the Penryn GP surgery.
Despite this, Asda went ahead and opened a pharmacy anyway - located inside a temporary building in the supermarket's car park.
So on Saturday Mrs Newton was joined by the mayor of Penryn, Gill Grant, for a "day of action" to raise awareness of the issue and garner signatures for a petition.
As many as 50 Penryn residents attended the event, including "people from the GP surgery and people from shops all along Penryn's high street," Mrs Newton said. Leaflets were distributed throughout the town in an effort "to make sure as many people in Penryn that wanted to could sign the petition."
"I think it will make a difference because we just want to show Cornwall Council that they were right to make the decisions that they made. They were right to turn down the application and there's a huge amount of popular support for their decision," Mrs Newton added.
Mrs Grant was equally enthusiastic, describing the day as "brilliant." "We had a huge turnout," she said.
Asda have always maintained that the pharmacy was opened "within the terms of their contract," despite not having planning permission.
A spokesperson for the supermarket said: "Customers can rest assured we have a full pharmacy licence at Penryn and we know people are keen to start using the service, so we have opened the pharmacy whilst we are waiting for the outcome of our planning appeal decision."
The company's attitude concerns Mrs Newton however. She said: "What worries me is that large companies come to Cornwall and they think that Cornwall Council won't stand up for their planning decisions and that's simply not fair."
"Let's all help Cornwall Council do the right thing. Let's show them how much support there is for the correct planning decision they have made and ask them to follow through for the sake of patients of the surgery and the businesses and residents of Penryn."
Packet readers can sign Mrs Newton's petition online by visiting surveymonkey.com/s/LWF2NR9
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4:26pm Wed 23 Jan 13
Wave says...
It's disheartening to hear the morals of the MP are governed by manipulative trade protection and denial of trade freedom rather than the possible health benefits of a large supermarkets' pharmacy capabilities.
Such reviews should be conducted by a scientific panel to determine the best interests of a local population.
6:38pm Wed 23 Jan 13
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8:05am Thu 24 Jan 13
ucsweb says...
What will the residents of Falmouth and other areas do? You can't park in Penryn.
Does Mrs Newton shop in Penryn to support these shops? Will it affect her at all. This is about the health and welfare of a larger community!
9:12am Thu 24 Jan 13
Poldark says...
Just down the road form Asda is Trescobeas surgery I didn't see them protesting?
There is room for all and I shall be sorry if County takes SN protest into account., if that is what all penryn people want and , then let them support their chemist but give other s the choice.
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My kids LOVE this. Instead of raisins, I use crunchy peanut butter and a dried berry blend. EDITED REVIEW: I make this all the time for Bento lunches. I prepare the recipe with banana, any kind of peanut butter and whatever kind of jelly/honey I have on hand, wrap it and slice it. The kids love it and their friends think that their mother makes the best lunches.
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This is soooo good! I think 15 seconds in the microwave as stated by other reviewers is the key, because I put it in for 30-35 by mistake and my banana started melting. I will not do the 'open end' roll up from now on, as the honey turns to complete liquid after microwaving, so I will wrap this like a burrito from now on, and prevent the drippies of the goodness! I tried packaging it in the evening but the honey melts out and gets the tortilla gross, not sure what to do about that. Even making it in the morning and saran wrapping it, it's mushy by the time I get in to work. Could also be because I cut the banana in half. Either way, I loved this recipe and I'm dying to try other things people suggested like Nutella and cinnamon. Added a sprinkle of wheat germ which adds a nice texture and is a great way to hide something healthy for kids.
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Laramie, Wy – A funeral was held Thursday on Mount McKinley for a Wyoming man who died on the
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The body of Gary Cole, of Cody, was buried in a quiet ceremony
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Cole was 32 when he died of acute mountain sickness in June 1969.
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Mr. Judd Mandell
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To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to provide a letter of recommendation for Mr. Judd Mandell. It was during the recent storm, Sandy, which devastated New Jersey, that my family and I learned more about Mr. Mandell. We happened to be fortunate enough to have minimal damage to our home (lost roof shingles, damage to other structures on our property), but the biggest problem we encountered was a 40 foot oak tree that stands about 15 feet from our home. One of the main limbs of the tree had suffered a vertical split and was in trouble of crashing down, possibly on our home. I called around to numerous businesses in the area about having someone cut down this limb, safely, and to avoid having my home damaged. All the businesses in the area were either not taking phone calls, had voicemails that were full or have not yet returned my phone calls.
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Harry spoke with U.K. reporters after completing a 5-month military stint in Afghanistan — and that's when someone asked about the pics … first published on TMZ.com.
"I probably let myself down," Harry said … adding, "I let my family down, I let other people down."
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Fix coming for the 360 texture issues in Skyrim
Bethesda has confirmed that they do have a patch in the works for the texture issues experienced by Xbox 360 Skyrim players.
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Bethesda explained on their community forums: "Skyrim uses a lot of dynamic streaming systems, including textures. We've seen a few reports of certain textures temporarily scaling down on the Xbox 360, and not scaling back up."
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The world will not end on December 21, 2012 or anytime soon. I think the Mayan calendar indicates the end of a very long-term cycle that has a gradual impact upon the world, just as other long-term cycles make significant but gradual changes. Increases and decreases in solar output (a long-term cycle) may create ice ages or droughts that slowly and gradually change the world.
IŌĆÖm also not worried about the other ŌĆ£end of the worldŌĆØ that we continuously hear about ŌĆō The Fiscal Cliff. That topic has been worked to death. But the important information is simple:
But what does worry me are the actions that we, the supposedly most intelligent species on the planet, have made over the past several hundred years. Actions have consequences. Consider these actions:
Creation of Fractional Reserve Banking: This allows bankers to create money ŌĆ£from thin airŌĆØ and loan it to businesses, individuals, and governments and collect the interest on that created money. The result is that debt increases, additional interest must be paid, and the financial services portion of the economy increases at the expense of the manufacturing economy. The paper shufflers won, and the manufacturers of useful and valuable products lost.
Creation of Central Banks: Central banks, not the free market, currently control the money supply and interest rates, enable politicians to spend excessively and government to expand more rapidly than the productive economy. Consequently, the economy becomes overburdened with debt, interest payments, and government regulations. What could go wrong?
Corporate control over the government and regulatory process: If a business owns many politicians, it can purchase the legislation and regulation it desires. The US tax code is an estimated 70,000 pages of legislation and regulations, as purchased by wealthy and powerful special interests. Intelligent action or payoff action?
Demonetization of gold and the use of unbacked paper money: When paper money is not backed by gold (silver, oil, etc.), then the total quantity of money in circulation can increase almost without limit. Hence, the purchasing value of the money decreases and prices rise. Consumer price inflation is guaranteed.
Politicians, bureaucrats, and bankers control markets and make decisions that should be left to free markets. Another writer likened that process to handing a Stradivarius to a gorilla. Freer markets do a better job of managing the economy, money supply, interest rates, prices, and production. How do we know? Ask the survivors of the hyperinflations in the last century.
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Spot on. What I am tired of hearing (in addition to the government's continual spin) is that everything is going to crash next month, next week or even tomorrow. Things certainly are going to continue to deteriorate but more like the proverbial slow boiling of the frog. The only thing they are good (used loosely) at is kicking the can down the road while convincing most people that things are getting better. The reason I say good, is it may allow more people to get prepared financially and physically.
allow more people to get prepared? Sir, you're dreaming.
They prefer the lie…
And those in power prefer to make you subservient. So, if you stockpile (X) , they criminalize it, devalue it, confiscate it, or corrupt it.
Money, your body, food, minerals (ie, gold), etc.
we are witnessing the reaping of a global extortion plan created by zionist hundreds of years ago, and now getting into the agenda 21 phase.
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Well before Virginia gubernatorial candidate Democrat Terry McAuliffe hit the stage in Dale City on Sunday, a long line wrapped around the building of the VFW Post on Minnieville Road where he spoke along with former President Bill Clinton.
Clinton who spoke last at the Putting Jobs First event, told a crowd of more than 400 supporters and journalists that he wants McAuliffe elected governor because what happens in Virginia is very important to this country and to the world, as Norfolk is the site of the biggest naval station in the world.
Referring to McAuliffe's son Jack, a recent graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy who appeared at Sunday's event, Clinton said, "Don't you want him to get out and be proud of the service he can render and the protection he can provide?"
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"You have two amazingly interesting and wildly different people," Clinton said.
"… Here's what I've learned in 12 years as governor and 8 years as president; you want people to make their differences clear. Differences are good, they are healthy; debate is good. We should all have our philosophies and general outlooks, but if we become ideological then we are blind to evidence. We can only hear people that already agree with us … and you can choose that course here, but I'm telling you—I was governor for a dozen years and president for eight years and it doesn't work," Clinton said.
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Justifying denying access to healthcare and inflaming people about women's health, excites people but it, "doesn't get a darn thing done," the former president added.McAuliffe spoke about the recent government shutdown which had many Virginians out of work for the first part of October.
As a result, many parents had to tell their children they couldn't work because of the "political dysfunction," in Congress, he added.
While he wants to focus on things that bring Virginians together, his opponent
Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccincelli, wants to focus on issues that divide the Commonwealth such as healthcare.
Cuccincelli said "Medicaid is outright welfare" and opposes providing healthcare to 400,000 people in Virginia who need it, but yet he wants to fingerprint those who need medical attention at the emergency room who can't pay their bill, McAuliffe told the crowd.
Organizers say about 400 people gathered for the ticketed event. Before Clinton and McAuliffe took the stage, the crowd was addressed by: McAuliffe campaign volunteers Terron Sims, Hala Ayala; Del. Charniele Herring, chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Virginia; Congressman Gerry Connolly; Sen. Mark Herring; and Kellie Blair Hardt, a local teacher.
Dale City resident Eleanor Garrett said she came to hear McAuliffe speak to determine if she will give him her vote.
"For me it's time for a change," she said. "He's got a good lead and once I hear what he has to say, then he'll have my vote."
Her husband, Willie, who also attended the event, said McAuliffe already has his vote, because he surely isn't going to vote for Cuccincelli.
Cuccincelli press secretary Anna Nix issued this statement in response to the Putting Jobs First event.
"While Terry McAuliffe campaigns with President Clinton, we wonder whether thegubernatorial candidate will finally answer critical questions. At the top of the list of questions his campaign still refuses to answer is whether McAuliffe knowingly profited off of the death of others. Another will be why he opened a $750,000 line of credit benefitting a union company. President Clinton won't be able to answer those questions for him. It's time for Terry McAuliffe to tell the truth." -
After leaving Dale City, Clinton and McAuliffe addressed crowds in Richmond, Hampton, Norfolk and Blacksburg. They will be back in Northern Virginia today to speak at 6:30 p.m. at Herndon Middle School in Herndon.


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(516) 498-2950
Hours of Operation:
Bar: Daily at 4:45 pm
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Monday - Thursday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday - Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Join us for Power Hour in the bar for specially priced drinks & Bar Bites available M-F from 5:00 - 6:30pm and 9pm - Close
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Private and group dining available. Contact our dedicated Sales and Marketing Manager to plan your next business or social event. Hosting a party at your home or office? Ask about Morton's Prime To Go and Prime Platters!
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Morton's The Steakhouse, the nation's premier steakhouse group, specializes in classic, hearty fare, serving generous portions of USDA prime aged beef, as well as fresh fish, lobster and chicken entrees. The menu features a variety of favorite cuts, including a 24 ounce porterhouse, which is the
house specialty; a 16 ounce New York Strip and a 12 ounce double cut filet.
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A place not to be missed. Food,
service , ambiance, all excellent."
Dined on 7/27/2014
Mortons in Great Neck was an
outstanding dining experience. Every member of the team made you feel welcome and every need was attended to promptly and with a smile!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
no real ambiance, a little sterile
and cold. crab cake was more like a fish cake"
Dined on 7/24/2014
the food and service were
outstanding...waiting for guests at the bar was a very pleasant experience and my expresso martini was superb"
Dined on 7/18/2014
My wife and I went on our monthly
date. Besides the great food our waitress Nikki was the best.."
Dined on 7/14/2014
We went to Morton's to celebrate
my husband's birthday. When I make the reservations I indicated that in the comments section. Upon arrival they greeted us by name and once we were seated gave us personalized menus that said 'happy birthday Michael from Morton's the steakhouse'. That was was very cute reasonable touch. Our appetizer, salads, steak, sides, and dessert were all top quality and cooked to perfection. Our servers were friendly and nice as well. Overall we had a very enjoyable birthday dinner."
Dined on 7/8/2014
It was my birthday and a memorable
one. To start, my name was on the menu which was a pleasant surprise. From the Escargot to the raspberry sorbet, every morsel or food was tasty, well-prepared and cooked to perfection. Morton's would definitely be a restaurant that I would return to. The restaurant treated us like royalty. To top the evening, a picture was taken of our table and given back to us in 5 minutes in a Morton's frame. Perfection."
Dined on 7/8/2014
We took advantage of a Morton's
Anniversry special, but Mortons took advantage of us. Caesar Salad anmd Morton's Salad were lacking salad dressing. One of our two Filets came out overcooked. It was NOT a nice dining experience."
Dined on 7/6/2014
First time at this Morton's and
was not disappointed. As good in all areas: food, service, wine, ambiance, etc. as any restaurant in the chain or other high end restaurants. Everything was perfectly preparepared. The portions are ample. Excellent dining experience."
Dined on 7/6/2014
The food is very, very good, our
steaks were cooked to perfection, the onion soup was some of the best I have ever taste. We were seated almost immediately upon arrival, our server was absolutely the best, she answered our questions and filled any requests that we had all with a cheerful smile. We will be back."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Our waitress, Nicole was
excellent! Food was great and so was the service. Always happy to go back."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Excellent $35 anniversary meal
deal. Same top level service."
Dined on 7/5/2014
First time there since the
renovation, loved how they glammed it up a bit and gave it a more modern look. The food was delicious and the staff friendly and professional. We had a nice booth in the main dining room but even the bar area is nice and I would've enjoyed the atmosphere in there as well."
Dined on 7/3/2014
We celebrated our wedding
anniversary at Morton's Steakhouse. Everyone we came into contact with offered us their congratulations on this special occasion. They had even printed special commemorative menus for us to take home! Our meal was delicious, and our dessert free of charge."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Great place to eat. Nice
atmosphere and the food was outstanding."
Dined on 7/3/2014
It's always special to be at
Morton's, however with the recently completed renovations, the place is even more outstanding. The food and service is outstanding and the ambiance is lovely. Chandeliers are particularly attractive."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Morton's is always a great place
with superior food. They recently remodeled it and it looks better than ever. Bravo!"
Dined on 7/3/2014
Could not have been better. Food
spectacular, atmosphere beautiful, wonderful service! Perfect place to celebrate my son's anniversary. Their anniversary special made it affordable! Hope they have more specials!!"
Dined on 7/2/2014
Morton's is having a great
anniversary special. Special menu if you choose. The filet migon was so delicious. Atmosphere is lovely. Great place for a special occasion."
Dined on 6/30/2014
We went for the $30 lobster
special and were not disappointed. But the highlight of the evening was the service by the waitress whose name is Nikki. She was very accommodating."
Dined on 6/27/2014
The steaks here are some of the
best I've ever had anywhere, and I do a lot of dining out. The wine list is extensive, but pricey. The ambiance is 'old steak house', nothing to write home about. The service is second to none! Polite and attentive without being overbearing. You don't get that sense of them waiting until your mouth is full to ask you how everything is going so far! A bit pricey, so we don't go here too often, maybe 6 times a year, but we always look forward to that trip."
Dined on 6/26/2014
We made a reservation since it was
graduation season but the restaurant wasn't too crowded. We were seated right away. The food was delicious as usual. We told our server that we were celebrating our daughter'a graduation and they came over, took our picture and printed for us to take home. That was very kind of them...oh they gave my daughter her dessert for free. Loved this place before; love it all the more now."
Dined on 6/25/2014
Another wonderful evening at
Morton's Great Neck. This restaurant offers everything you'd want in a quality establishment: fine food, drink and service. I highly recommend it especially during special promotions such as "Celebrate the Summer" where you get a 4 course meal for $49. Of course, I'd go even without a promo."
Dined on 6/23/2014
Good food but when I asked to take
a jumbo Caesar salad home after I had only taken 3 bites from it, I opened the bag when I arrived home to find a 1/4 of the salad. That leads me to believe the rest was used for someone else! Who knows where mine came from."
Dined on 6/23/2014
This is a very upscale steakhouse.
Great food, great service but doesn't come cheap. $250+ for 2 people if not getting any special deals. Great for special occasions."
Dined on 6/21/2014
Have had numerous family dinners
at Morton's Great Neck. Have taken advantage of special offers such as "Celebrate Summer". What a bargain! Four courses (appetizer, salad, entree & dessert) at $49 a head. Granted the portions and choices are somewhat reduced but are still more than adequate. Not to be missed!"
Dined on 6/20/2014
Never had a bad experience with
any trip to any Morton's. Always great food and excellent service."
Dined on 6/15/2014
I've been to Morton's of Great
Neck many times over the past 15 years-20 years and as always it is a good experience - I have never had a bad meal or experience to date! And If anyone is shying away from eating there due to the prices, you should note that they often run special deals for a pre fixe dinner for only $59 per person!"
Dined on 6/15/2014
This was a great restaurant. The
food was exceptional; like most places that take pride in preparing food, it will take a while to be served your entree so order an appetizer or enjoy the delicious bread that they serve. The service was also really great and so was the ambiance (you can catch an occasional celebrity here)."
Dined on 6/15/2014
We love dining at Mortons and go
there for Birthdays. At those dinners we have enjoyed great service, delicious meals and a friendly staff. We decided to go to dinner there for Fathers Day last Sunday and we were surprising disappointed. Our reservation was for 4:45 pm and when we arrived the restaurant was pretty full. We were seated in the adjacent dining room next to the main room (not as nice as the main room) and the staff appeared harried. The lobster bisque was not the usual taste as it was spicy hot which we found unusual as we have ordered it there in our prior times. The main meal was okay, and the Lava cake was delicious. (continued below)"
Dined on 6/15/2014
Everything was great at Morton's
as usual. The food was delicious and the staff so good to us and helpful. Everyone there is so welcoming and nice."
Dined on 6/13/2014
We had a fabulous dinner served by
Vincent and Allison. Dan always makes sure we are OK and David and Carlos at the bar...couldn't be better. The food was excellent as usual. Thank you all so much."
Dined on 6/13/2014
Foods were good, but it could be
better (Barclay Prime was the best steakhouse I had). Not on the top top list. The only disappointment was I mentioned birthday celebration at reservation, but there was no special dessert arrangement for the birthday celebration. Everything else was good. Waitstaff was excellent, even pull the car for us at check time."
Dined on 6/6/2014
JP was our server. He was
incredibly attendant! Everyone was super nice. My mom and I had an excellent time."
Dined on 6/3/2014
The staff was friendly and
accomodating. The menu was varied and appealing. The food was prepared as ordered and was great. The steaks tasted great. "
Dined on 6/3/2014
The dining experience here was
very pleasant! Staff was available and knowledgable and friendly. Filet mignon was done perfectly."
Dined on 6/3/2014
Excellent food. Excellent
service. Beautiful atmosphere. Our 5th visit and we look forward to many more dinners. Thanks!"
Dined on 6/1/2014
Everything I had was between good
and very good. Just that some of the dishes lacked a bit of the wow factor u get from great restaurants. Overall I was happy and would go back"
Dined on 6/1/2014
A favorite in our book. We love
the new decor. It's been coming for awhile and is up-to-date and extremely chic. The awesome surroundings match the service and food. We are fans of everything Morton's and we hope you are as well. The hosts are welcoming and extremely accommodating as are the waitstaff. If you are having a celebration the photo you are presented with is a lovely touch. Everything is delicious and cooked to perfection. PS. Don't ever change the loaf of bread delivered to the table-best we have ever had at any restaurant!"
Dined on 5/31/2014
While the food was delicious, the
overall experience was a disappointment because of sub-par service. Not what I expect when paying the high prices commanded by Morton's. My wine arrived after I had finished my appetizer and trying to track someone down to give us fresh ground black pepper on our entrees was also a challenge. There also was a loud, obnoxious table of 4 shouting and cursing for all in the restaurant to hear, and the waiter and maitre'd failed to suggest to them that they keep their voices down. The general manager of the restaurant did call me the next day to apologize and has offered us some comp drinks and deserts if we decide to return. "
Dined on 5/27/2014
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