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Good info on CrossFit and I guess a MUST Read:
Good info on CrossFit and I guess a MUST Read:
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Thank you, I'll give these a read
prowler 20meter push -> tire roll 10 flips-.Prowler push 20 meters rest, repeat.
take bets on who will puke first.
if you want to get freaky with it, add in a pair of 35lb kettle bells for swings (one in each hand)
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A good cardio one is to run a mile row 2000m and run a mile.
The filthy fifty is an excellent one to look into. It is killer.
and one I have modified is known as the "Murph" check them out
Yeah I've done he filthy fifty before, that was perfect for what I'm after. I think my favourite is the seven. I was just after more sessions like that really
Yeah i've done filthy fifty, very good session. I think my favourite is the seven. I was just after more sessions like that, that mix good weights but with a good cardiovascular workout as well.
Do you do the silly looking pullups and pushups?
Even though I have just begun im proud to say I don't do worm pushups or half pull ups.
I do enjoy watching people do them though. However I find that it's necessary I tell them they look like they are practicing the worm.
A bunch of people at the studio I go to just did the murph. I would love to give it a go but 100 Pull ups would probably destroy me.
Boogyman yeah a lot of the stuff is ridiculous! I think there is prob 10 sessions I wouldn't do for every one I would. I'm just finding them to be some good hard sessions and giving good functional strength. I fancied a change from do a set, rest for a few mins, do another set etc
Lol...sorry to troll your thread. The idea of crossfit is good, just some of the implementation is bad. The form a lot of people use on some of the movements just looks plain scary. The only reason I made comments is a video showing some of the worse examples os crossfit is still on my mind. Good luck in your training.
Fact is the kipping pull up is legit and a viable move. The way one needs to look at it is, is like the difference between the push press and shoulder press. Both are similar, but to call the push press a cheating form of the shoulder press would flat out wrong.Originally Posted by Celorza
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Burpees similar to 8 count body builders have been around a long time and are legit as well. They are in fact something that is not wildly disputed in their effectiveness.Originally Posted by boogyman
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What made me laugh Roger is that I remember a guy doing a real pronounced weird swing of his whole boddy...with a 25lb plate hanging...and the plate dropped and almost hit another guy :/ I agree it might be needed to train different portions of the movement, I just feel it looks sorta...funny? and dangerous if they add weight to it.
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United Kingdom (England)
2/5 rDev -30.6%
look: 2 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
Well, i'm definitely "not impressed", this was way to bland a creamy, and its all due to the nitro widget thingy. No aroma, cloying creamy palate, with some bittering hops, pretty crappy, they should lose the nitro, because it could be quite decent otherwise.
Serving type: nitro-can
09-26-2002 03:21:01 | More by rastaman
2.08/5 rDev -27.8%
look: 2.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2
12 ounce bottle bought from Beverage Warehouse
I already do not like regular Guinness, then add misplaced bitterness to it and it makes it worse
Very dark with the same white head, but has a very dry aftertaste that made me cringe
Not my favorite and I do not recommend to anybody that does not like dark beer
Serving type: nitro-bottle
09-05-2007 16:41:56 | More by Floydster
United Kingdom (England)
2.17/5 rDev -24.7%
look: 2.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
On the menthol cool can it explains in no uncertain terms that this is "Uniquely smooth, creamy and strong."
Every beer served with nitro tastes as "smooth" (is that market-speak for bland?) as this beer, so it is hardly unique. The nitro does what it does. It has nothing to do with the beer.
The creamy bit is also referring to the effect of the nitro.
And to call a 4.4% session beer "strong" really is pulling down your pants and showing your bum to the guys responsible for writing the Trade Description Act.
That the resulting "beer" is drinkable is not to say that it's a quality product, merely that it's the beer equivalent of a Big Mac.
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2004 01:01:39 | More by SteveP
2.2/5 rDev -23.6%
look: 2 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 3
Appearance: 3cm smooth head, white and fine. Lasted to the very bottom of the dark amber body.
Aroma: Light aroma of citrus and dirt.
Flavor: Light.
Mouth:creamy without carbonation, dispite huge head. Odd woody after taste.
Drinkability: average, as in, budweiser.
Serving type: bottle
04-17-2003 07:20:30 | More by Naerhu
Ontario (Canada)
2.42/5 rDev -16%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
Two tastes - weak coffee and bitter beer. Drink it straight from the bottle is the motto. However the best we can say is its coffee appearance and huge creamy head that stays there. OK to drink if you';re drinking something after to take away the taste.
Serving type: bottle
01-10-2004 23:55:19 | More by Sammy
New York
2.88/5 rDev 0%
look: 4.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
The widget is pretty ineresting. One thing I can say about guinness is that it is pretty damned consistant. The apperance is right on par with all the other serving types. Thick black color with a foamy tan head that sets the standard of what a stout should look like. But that, once again, is where the greatness ends. It has the musty smell and taste that still reminds me of my grandfathers house. It has a watered down feeling that is also very unbecoming of a stout. I'm sorry Guinness fans. We have a weak one here.
Serving type: nitro-can
01-08-2004 16:57:25 | More by CBFanWish
3.1/5 rDev +7.6%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Always the Guinness. I will always love this beer. Not always above all others, but above most. It is the classic beer for guys. It has one of the best heads on it and is known around the world for its taste and ability to heal stuff (not really sure about that). This one has a copper complexion and is not one of the best. It is a satifactory beer, but who really likes a bitter beer, especially one that is advertised as one. Not one of their best.
Serving type: bottle
12-26-2005 03:07:17 | More by willgro
3.25/5 rDev +12.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Beer can (50cl), tasted in 2006.
Appearance : Copper color, with white creamy head.
Smell : Malts, caramel, and some hops aromas.
Taste and mouthfeel : caramel, light bitterness. Finish smooth and refreshing.
Drinkability : an average beer in the English bitter style
Serving type: can
03-23-2008 18:14:49 | More by thierrynantes
3.35/5 rDev +16.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Presentation: 440ml green and gold can. Widget enabled. Best before date on base of can.
Appearance: Clear and bright amber with a 1" creamy white head. Nice cascading effect from the widget, when poured.
Smell: Metallic (can-like), floral aroma with soft toasted malts in the nose.
Taste: Very smooth, very creamy, with a light-bodied mouthfeel. Bitterness is leafy, tea-like, with floral and metallic flavours. Malt is thin -- light toasted and toffee flavours. Finish is a touch dry with a residual raw hop leaf coating.
Notes: 4.4%abv. Interesting, but not the best bitter in the world. The Guinness label and widget are ultimately driving the sale of this brew. Regardless, I enjoyed it very much. Went extremely well when matched to my wahoo, tuna and mango chutney sandwich.
Purchased and reviewed in Tortola, British Virgin Islands.
Serving type: nitro-can
01-30-2001 00:00:01 | More by Todd
North Carolina
3.43/5 rDev +19.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
A beautiful, reminiscent of the normal Guinness cream top decks this dark copper colored beer. Blanket lacing. Smell is sweet and sour malts, floury. Light.
The feel of the cream top followed by the slightly cooler temperature beer is excellent, and reminds of Guinness. Taste is a bit watery as far as bitters go, not much in the mouth, and a light bitter aftertaste that is somewhat persistent. An unpleasant side-taste of "cheap beer" is also present. Body is light to medium, and watery. Very easy to drink this beer.
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Amir Degani, Siyuan Feng, Howie Choset, and Matthew T. Mason
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, May, 2010.
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This video shows the investigation of a novel minimalistic, dynamic climbing robot which can climb up tubes of different shapes using a simple dc motor. The motor moves an eccentric mass in a constant velocity. The location of the eccentric mass relative to the contact point determines the stability and the direction of the climbing motion. We present the analysis of this mechanism, simulation and experimental results. |
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- 1 handful cilantro, chopped
- 1/2 small red bell pepper, seeded and diced
- 1 jalapeno, chopped
- 2 tubes refrigerated pizza dough (found on dairy aisle)
- 1 1/2 cups prepared salsa, any variety (I like smoky chipotle salsa)
- 8 ounces smoked cheddar, shredded
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Preheat oven to 450 degrees F.
Combine first 6 ingredients in a bowl and mix.
Press out 2 pizza shells on 2 cookie sheets. Spread 3/4 cup salsa on each pie and top with each pie with half of the shredded smoked cheese. Top each pie with half the vegetable blend and half of the sliced chorizo. Top with the shredded Monterey Jack and bake the pizzas for 15 minutes, until cheese is golden and toppings tender. Cut pizzas into squares and serve.
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IUD Side-effect Complaints Rise with Increased Use
The latest study by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics shows that women are using IUD devices like Bayer's Mirena more than seven times as much as they were a decade ago, according to a WebMD report on October 18, 2012.
However, the news comes as the FDA has received more than 45,000 adverse reports of complications among women using Mirena. The Adverse Events report on November 20, 2012 tracks the FDA's AERS reports through June 30, 2012.
The most common Mirena side effects reported were device expulsion, device dislocation and vaginal hemorrhage, with more than 6% of patients requiring hospitalization or surgery.
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Devices such as Bayer's Mirena are increasing in popularity, and more patients are complaining of adverse affects.From flagship android phone
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"The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman has announced a live-action event recreating the post-apocalyptic comic book world for a survival obstacle course at Comic-Con International at San Diego.
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"The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman has announced a live-action event recreating the post-apocalyptic comic book world for a survival obstacle course at Comic-Con International at San Diego.
Full article here.
I'm starting to worry Kirkman is gonna sell out completely soon...
I've never really understood this. Who cares if he "sells out"? Does it matter if he sells merchandise or anything else? What does that have to do with putting out the comic and telling good stories? The book has been coming out consistently on time for the last few years and, in my opinion, has maintained a consistently high level of quality during that time. And this new story arc looks like it will continue to be good and exciting. That's all that really matters. So if Kirkman wants to make more money on outside things (which, as a fan, I actually enjoy having available) who cares.
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It's not selling out I'm worried about (which he ain't doing) but how over-top the franchise is becoming. Tv series and games are a cool and all but an recreation obstacle course is a bit too much for my tastes; though that's just me.
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I'm not. He writes a survivalist horror comic in a market absolutely dominated by superhero books, and it's the biggest crossover hit the industry has -- probably -- ever had. Seriously, what would be considered "keeping it real"? I see this as another step to promote his book as broadly as he can. "Walking Dead" (the comic) is as consistent now as it always has been. No evidence that the TV show, the game, or the action figures are softening the quality of the title. In my opinion, that would be selling out -- when focusing on "the brand" detracts from the quality of the material. That's not happening.
This is promotion, and (again) in an industry overrun with tights, non-superhero books need all the promotion they can get.
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I think the quality of the comic has been declining, but maybe that's just me. The show is borderline bad at times and he's now writing another comic that seem like they're specifically designed to be made into a TV show so its poorly paced as a comic. I love Kirkman's comic writing, but I think he's stretching himself too thin. Also, I agree this is over the top and I'm worried about the brand becoming watered down. Meh, I guess its just me.
I understand where you're coming from.
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I applaud the high production value, I applaud the fact that (like the comic) no one on the show is safe, I like several of the peripheral characters and I love the fact that this show just exists (a genre comic book adaptation that is garnering significant cross over attention).
All that said, the three leads are terrible. Almost unwatchable. (But I guess that's not going to be as big of an issue next season...) I was very much hoping during Season One that the producers were going to do something dramatic and make Lenny James and his son the lead (throw the comic audience for a loop).
I also recognize that I am in the minority on this, but it is what is.
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So...I'm the only one who just thought "That sounds like fun."?
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The article says...
"The Walking Dead Escape: San Diego," which is described as "unlike any obstacle course event in the U.S."
But thats not true... its been seen, its been done. Its just fun.
I never watched Rubicon but well...
It seemed to peak with a 1.90 on the second episode then it just dropped off after that, and at one point it didn't even break a million viewers. So AMC did the right thing and they put it down like a lame horse..
Take a gander at these numbers...
Season 1 outdid Breaking Bad and Mad Men, and season 2 not only blew both shows away, it had twice as many viewers, and at times nearly triple the amount. AMC finally has a winner on their hands, and Kirkman is finally getting the mainstream appreciation he deserves to be getting. And if he decides to take advantage of this new found success by allowing companies to make Walking Dead figures, sippy cups, lunchboxes, bedsheets, underoos, or whatever, more power to him. He'd only be selling out if he changes the comic that we all love just to please a wider audience, and I don't see him doing that. I feel he'll keep doing the comic the same as always while at the same letting other companies do the other stuff, like McFarlane is handling the toys and Telltale games is handing the games.
I mean I can't be the only one who finds it refreshing to see a talented artist do well in an age when most of those who are doing well in the entertainment industry have zero talent, like the kardashians, the Jersey Shore dorks, or Channing Tatum.
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Dungeons & Dragons Banned In Prison (Selling Your Ass For Cigarettes Still OK)
Sure the picture isn't actually D&D, but you work with what you're given, homey. Anyway, Kevin T. Singer (and boy does he sing in the shower, let me tell you), a 33 year-old serving a life sentence for first-degree intentional homicide, recently lost a federal lawsuit to allow him and other inmates to play Dungeons & Dragons in the slammer. Maybe you shouldn't have killed that person, Kev!
Prison officials enacted the ban in 2004 after an inmate sent an anonymous letter expressing concern about Singer and three other inmates forming a "gang" focused around playing the game.
Singer was told by prison officials that he could not keep the materials because Dungeons & Dragons "promotes fantasy role playing, competitive hostility, violence, addictive escape behaviors, and possible gambling," according to the ruling. The prison later developed a more comprehensive policy against all types of fantasy games, the court said.The appeals court said the prison's policy was reasonable and did not violate Singer's rights.
Pfft, rights -- I don't even have any and I'm not even in the can. Well, technically, I actually am in the can. And you know what else I don't have in here? TP. Sorry, right hand, you know what you have to do.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (530 votes).
In short: Very warm but fortunately largely flat! Great crowds on Eccleshall Road. Lots of fun.Date of review: May 11, 2011
In short: A bit dull in parts, but excellent support around the turn. Mainly flat.In full: Starts (and finishes) at the Don Valley stadium, which is always nice - makes you feel like a 'proper' athlete, and good for spectators. Well organised generally. The exit is a little crammed, but nothing excessive, and once out of the stadium, there is a slight downhill, and then into a flat run into the town centre. Unfortunately, this a little dull - through industrial East Sheffield, and a little lacking in support there. Once into the town centre proper, the support picked up, and once past the Sheffield United ground, the crowds were linig the streets, particularly on Eccleshall Road around the turn. Once round and heading back, decent support back into the town centre, but the last 3 and a half miles or so are back to the more industrial part, and support was more patchy (though really appreciated when we got it). The finish is a little hard - you can see the stadium quite a long way before you get there, and you have to run past and round the back before you get in it. Then it is along the top of the far terracing, back out briefly and back in for the finishing straight. Sorted! Other aspects: water stations - cups are really not that helpful, but the water sponge station was good. Goody bag - hmmmm: T-shirt fairly bog standard, a cereal bar, a charity badge (?), and an offer for a gym. Not really up to standard. Marshalling was very good, and very supportive. I'll do it again, though!Date of review: May 11, 2011
In short: PB this year hence the PB potentialDate of review: May 11, 2011
In short: my local half, nothing special i'm afraid to say.Date of review: May 10, 2011
In short: Nice because it's my local race but it's not a pb course and the water stations are bad!!!In full: My first time and I enjoyed the race despite conditions being quite challenging, it being warm with some real gusty winds. The start in the stadium is novel but narrow and i had to stop & check myself a few times before we got out onto the open roads. The support on route was generally good especially the city section, which is essentially the middle third of the race. The goody bag was really poor, worst i've had in recent runs. The course was more up & down than I expected but I can live with that, but I found the 3 subway excursions a bit much and a real rhythm breaker. How about closing a few more roads? It is only for a morning once a year. Being channelled down underpasses doesn't grant the runners and the event the respect and prestige it deserves and should aspire too. My biggest gripe is the drink stations. A 5000 runner big city event and we get water in plastic canteen cups!!! How are we meant to drink them??? I spilt half of mine over the poor volunteers that was trying to hand it to me and ended up coughing and spluttering trying to drink the rest. Every other event I've run I got bottles of water at drink stations and that's been perfect. Surely an event this big & popular can find a sponsor who can provide something better than that. At the last 2 stations I gave up trying to drink anything & just threw the water over my head. Come on Sheffield £26 entry?? Get it sorted for next year otherwise I fear the event might start to go on the decline. Yes it's popular but don't be complacent, the start and especially the drinks provision needs to be reviewed and improved. Date of review: May 10, 2011
In short: As usual really good experienceIn full: The race was well organised as usual. The people were friendly, atmosphere was great and I did my best ever time. I disagreed with the timing chip though, and I trust my Garmin so I'm believing that, especially as it said I was quicker than the chip said!Date of review: May 9, 2011
In short: it's too hilly to produce many pb's but as a genuine race it's a great one. the support on eccleshall rd is fantastic and thats the most clapping i've heard on bramall lane all year!Date of review: May 9, 2011
In short: Good route & volunteers, shame about the missing lucozade station and goody bag!In full: First time I've done this race (despite being a sheffield resident) and I enjoyed it. The atmosphere was good and the volunteers did a greatjob (except maybe being caught on the hop at the first station!!). The baggage area was well organised and finishing in DVS made for a nice ending. However I felt the event could have been better by: if a sports drink station is advertised they should do it. I was banking on this and ended up semi-hitting the wall. Also the goody bag was poor given the cost of the event and the fact it was a city centre HM (see the organisers of the Norwich HM - that was fantastic!). Also given the heat it would have been nice if the drinks at the end were obvious. I was disorientated and thirsty and couldn't see any water so then had to battle my way back to the baggage area through the crowds to get a drink from my bag. Will do it again but will take no chances and come better prepared next time!!! Date of review: May 9, 2011
In short: A fine day outIn full: This race was just that, a fine day out. I enjoyed the run, the support was excellent on Eccy Road (both last year and this year I arrived when Atomic by Blondie was blasting out) and the DVS is a great place to cross the finishing line. However, it is not a great place to start the race if the toilets on the trackside are locked and as a complex it really is quite complex! I walked from one end to the other trying to find the changing rooms to be told go out on the track and come in between blocks 1 and 2 then go down a corridor etc etc. Signs for competitors would not go amiss and I really would have liked an energy drink at the end like last year. Plus, it can't be more expensive to have a technical t-shirt which is far more useful.Date of review: May 9, 2011
In short: Good organisation, good atmosphere, but ditch the goody bag and charge lessDate of review: May 9, 2011


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Miglionico 28, of Quakertown, Pa., pleaded guilty to an Indictment charging him with one count of traveling with the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual conduct with a child. Miglionico, who has been in custody since his arrest in January 2010, entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Judge William H. Walls in Newark federal court.
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There is about a 20-percent chance the river at Fargo and neighboring Moorhead, Minn., will surpass the record crest set in 2009 and about a 50-percent chance it will beat last year's crest, which was the sixth-highest on record, the weather service said.
Meteorologist Greg Gust said Tuesday that precipitation levels in the Red River Valley are tracking between the high mark set at this time in 1997, when floods wiped out Grand Forks, about 70 miles north of Fargo, and 2009, when the river eventually crested at nearly 41 feet. Flood stage is 18 feet.
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The Fargo area has received nearly 56 inches of snow — nearly 16 inches above its average for an entire winter season, the weather service said. That comes on top of summer and fall rainfall that was 50 percent above normal.
The current flood factors are similar to those that weren't recorded until March last year, Gust said.
Cass County Sheriff Paul Laney described latest flooding predictions as "concerning" and "spooky."
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521 Adams Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
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Stark's Steakhouse Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(707) 546-5100
Hours of Operation:
All Day Dining: Monday-Thursday 11:30am-9pm
Friday 11:30am-10pm
Dinner: Saturday 5pm-10pm
Sunday 5pm-9pm
Happy Hour: Monday-Saturday 3pm-6pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Steak, American
Executive Chef:
Mark Stark
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
For information regarding catering please contact Jennifer Gipson at 707-576-9610.
Private Party Facilities:
Here at Stark's Steakhouse we have quite a few options to accommodate groups anywhere from 14-125. Whether you are looking to host a special occasion, dinner meeting, cocktail party or wine maker dinner, our newly renovated historic restaurant is the ideal setting.
Private Party Contact:
Jenny Gipson (707) 576-9610
Special Events & Promotions:
Please check our website for information about our Winemaker Dinner Series and other special events.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Seventh Street
Private Lot
Parking Details:
Self parking available in private lot.
A word from Stark's Steakhouse
Stark's Steakhouse brings classic fare with a modern approach to downtown Santa Rosa's Old Railroad Square. The restaurant's decor blends classic charm and vintage detail with lush fabrics, weathered leather, and two fireplaces in an old brick setting.
Stark's Steakhouse features CAB
Certified Prime Angus, grass fed and beef and also features the only in-house dry-aging program in Sonoma County. Cuts of meat include Bone in New York Strip, Rib Eye, American Kobe and Filet Mignon. Keeping with owner/executive chef Mark Stark's "farm to table" philosophy, Stark's Steakhouse also offers a wide selection of "non-steak" dishes that highlight the plethora of fresh, seasonal and local ingredients available in Sonoma County.
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Food was not up to par with the
rest of their restaurants. We have been customers of Willie's and Monti's for several years. As much as I wanted to like Starks this time, it just didn't happen. Food was overcooked, too salty and boring and pricey for what we got. We won't be giving it another chance."
Dined on 11/14/2013
The food is presented beautifully
and is delicious off a menu that is most exciting. The drinks are prepared by pros and are outstanding. Neil is a true mixologist. The service is fabulous. What a great dining experience. We dine here wherever we are in totem and are never disappointed."
Dined on 3/8/2014
V-day dinner. First V-day dinner
as a married couple. We arrived at 8:45. I could hear the hostess telling the couple in front of us that they were running a little late. We checked in for our 9:00 res. she stated it was going to be a little bit. We waited for over 50 minutes. The hostess never talked to us, explained anything, or apologized. We watched 2 couples ahead of us who were waiting get seated by 9:00-9:10. We also watched about half a dozen other couples walk in the door get seated before us. We watched the hostess friends walk in, hostess seats them. At 9:40 we were seated. 2 hour experience 1 hour of waiting and when you eat its a wham bam thank you $150 later now get out we are tired and you were one of our last customers."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Everyone in our group enjoyed
their food, but the service marred our experience. There was a long wait between the first and second course. We ordered two very high end bottles of wine(both excellent), but received no return visit from the sommelier when we finished the wine and, consequently, didn't order a third bottle and were not asked by our server if we wanted another bottle. Our waiter was polite, but inattentive for long stretches - maybe it was a staffing issue?"
Dined on 2/28/2014
Party of three. Reservations
(5:15) seated right away. I don't get the "signature" garlic bread sitting in butter. It's messy/oily! Salads: Iceberg wedge and Caesar, good (they serve caesar leaves, not torn). Steaks: porterhouse for two, one the filet mignon (Piedmontese). Good steaks, yes, nice char, cooked correctly, nice flavor, don't need side sauces. Sides: Onion rings (little too oily), cauliflower gratin, mashed potatoes, all okay. Deserts, warm chocolate souffle and chocolate banana bread pudding, both okay. The bill was over $210 (not including tip), no alcohol ordered. Nothing was, like, "WOW" or "OMG I've never had anything like this," and, for this diner, I really expect that for the money. Not enough bang for my buck."
Dined on 2/26/2014
In our party of four, we each
tried a different beef. All were exceptional. However as the prices are high ( don't get me wrong...it was worth it!), and everything is alacart, just be prepared to spend a lot of money!!!! I would say average for our table was about 60.00 per person. The side of broccoli was awesome. Also try the kale salad. I normally don't like kale but this salad was wonderful. My daughter and I took our husbands there for their birthday. They were very pleased!"
Dined on 2/23/2014
Went to Stark's for an anniversary
dinner. It's a classic steakhouse, darkish with a fireplace and booths as well as tables. The service was outstanding; our server was attentive but not pushy. We ordered the blackened Ahi Tuna and a Ribeye. The appetizer (Roasted marrow in the bone with toast points and truffle honey) was good, and the side dishes (roasted brussel sprouts with Apple and bleu cheese, Creme Fraiche mashed potatoes) were delicious. The ribeye was OK, the Tuna was terrific. Prices were a little high, but not outlandish. They have a nice bar, we had a couple of cocktails and they were good. their Whiskey/bourbon selection is extensive. Overall, we felt well treated, the food was satisfying and we had a special evening."
Dined on 2/16/2014
I gave my comments to the people
with whom I interacted. The place is rather dark. By that I mean the colors of the walls, etc. I did not like that much. The rest was fine. The rating on this requested review does not allow for the sort of comment that I could make. Including the so called required responses."
Dined on 2/18/2014
Got there early- checked in &
added to list even tho had 8:30 reservation- was told table avail in bar area but decided for dinning room because super loud and crazy busy valentines crowd. Checked in again as reservation neared and the hostess rudely told is we were already checked in for dining room. Sat in lobby and was not seated til 8:45 in isle near bathroom. Really?? Was no point in making reservation! Once sat food and service was good but just as noisy as bar area and less desirable table! desk/lobby was horrible."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Although we had a reservation we
did have to wait about 10-15 minutes for our table. That was the only reason I gave it overall 4 stars instead of 5. The food was excellent. The only thing I would not order again was the Caesar salad. It was very bland. But the tomato soup was amazing. My husband and I shared a steak, mac and cheese, broccoli and the mushrooms. Everything was fantastic. The mac and cheese was super creamy and delicious and the mushrooms were to die for. The steak was cooked perfectly and seasoned well. We did not need the side sauce that comes with it. Overall it was a great dinner in a beautiful, romantic atmosphere."
Dined on 1/25/2014
A great place to take your wife
for a night away from the kids. Dark and romantic setting. Great steaks for dad and outstanding seafood for the wife. Calamari was perfect as an appetizer. Wine list has the best of Sonoma County. Service was prompt and delightful. Do not know which was better. The Creme Brulee or the Cheesecake Wonderful little Getaway!"
Dined on 2/13/2014
Excellent steaks! However the
staff could use some lessons in customer service. We arrived early and were told we were "going to have to wait for quite a while" instead of a courteous greeting by the hostesses. Then it appeared that several parties passed us over when it came time for our reservation - which we were seated 10 minutes late - and there were empty tables in the restaurant. Our waitress took 10 minutes to greet us after we had been seated and then after we had placed our own wine bottle on the table to be uncorked, she didn't even inquire but instead asked if we were ready to order. We had to ask her for wine glasses as well. The rest of the service was good after that."
Dined on 2/15/2014
I usually don't get my hopes up on
busy nights like Valentines or New Years but Stark's was awesome!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We made reservations well in
advance (highly recommended) and were seated right away. All of the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. The service was very good without being intrusive. The mood was set up nicely and we were fortunate to be in the back room where there tends to be less foot traffic. The food was delicious, as always, right down to the desert. The steaks were cooked exactly to order. A wonderful Valentine dinner to be sure!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
My boyfriend and I went to Stark's
for Valetine's day and it was an amazing experience!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
A wonderful classy joint.
Everything is top notch One of the best meals I have ever had"
Dined on 2/14/2014
It was very cold in the dining
room.When I mentioned it I was told it just takes a long time for the room to warm up..This was at 1:00 pm..It made the experience quite uncomfortable."
Dined on 2/14/2014
After a 5 hour wait at Russian
River brewing for Pliny the Younger I settled into such a nice experience at this popular Santa Rosa spot. Very large wines by the glass portions and friendly professional service. The finest steak I've had in sometime-Porterhouse for 2 cooked perfectly and the best warm spinach salad with truffled egg on top=Scrumpcious! Very impressive-stands up to the best in San Francisco."
Dined on 2/13/2014
We enjoyed a birthday
celebration...and the surf and turf was excellent. Would highly recommend the warm spinach salad and crab puffs. Service was really slow and the mashed potatoes were warm, not hot. Good place for a special occasion. Too expensive for us for everyday dinner out.."
Dined on 2/12/2014
We wanted a place with a full bar
and delicious food. We got what we wanted! Appetizers were fantastic. The best steak we've had maybe ever. Service was not very attentive and it was a little on the noisy side. But overall I would recommend it!"
Dined on 2/11/2014
Steaks were wonderful; wine was
extremely expensive; creamed spinach was very salty; and it is very noisy. I indicated it was my husbands birthday and there was no mention. Wouldn't go back because there are others we have heard about that are as good or better."
Dined on 2/10/2014
I took my in-laws to Stark's for
my husband's birthday. Would recommend having a reservation and not sitting on the bar side due to noise. The dining room, however, had a lovely ambience with fireplace, nice lighting & decor. Server was helpful in explaining the menu. The food was absolutely delicious. My steak was slightly overcooked, but I enjoyed it and my husband's was perfect. My mother-in-law said the salmon dish was one of the best she had ever had. The food was beautifully presented. Good beer and cocktail list. Desserts looked fabulous but we skipped, having b-day cake at home. We did not receive the bread we were told was coming, and our water glasses were never filled except when we ran out and asked, hence 3 stars for service."
Dined on 2/8/2014
The menu doesn't change much. But
it doesn't have to. What Stark's does it does right! Recommended are the prime rib eye. It's seared to perfection with just the right fat to mets ratio. The drinks are great. The salmon was excellent. The Mac & Cheese variations are always fantastic! I've yet to save room for desert. I don't have much of a sweetooth."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Best steak house I've been to in a
long time. Lively bar scene, cool atmosphere and great food!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
We took our son here for his
birthday. Great service and great food. Steaks were cooked to perfection, side dishes were wonderful as were the appetizers and salads. Great fun spot to go to."
Dined on 2/7/2014
We love going here for great meat
and a fun happy hour"
Dined on 11/8/2013
We are still talking about our
dining experience at Stark's! My husband's steak was "cooked perfectly," as ordered. My salmon was delicious! Our sides, sweet potato fries and a broccoli dish were perfect - the fries, not to be missed! We had banana bread pudding.this was a winner! Our server, Julie, was so very helpful and pleasant. We sat in view of the fireplace on a chilly evening. It was lovely! Too bad we live in the Northeast. We would dine at Stark's Steakhouse at least once a week!"
Dined on 2/5/2014
We went here for my birthday
dinner. Just the two of us. We were seated within 5 minutes of our reservation time. And it was clearly a busy place. There were several large groups. I was a little worries after reading some of the reviews. So went in with an open mind. Dinner was great the service was good. Food was wonderful. The only issue we had was when we got the check and paid we needed change. The waitress assumed we were leaving it all as a tip and was shocked when we needed change. The service was good but a 28% tip is a little high when we had no alcohol on our tab."
Dined on 2/1/2014
the acoustics did not allow me to
talk to my friend. I had to yell at him to be heard. Will not be going back because of the noise level. However, it was a really good filet mignon and wonderful steak sauce."
Dined on 2/1/2014
We've been to Stark's several
times before, and this is the first time we have anything critical to say. The steaks were amazing, and since they really are the star at Stark's, I can't be too upset. The cocktails were also nice. But, the bone marrow (normally a favorite of mine) tasted off (like it had freezer burn maybe?), the warm garlic bread had a "day old" quality to it (too hard on the outside, not soft enough on the inside), and our ceasar salad was extra fishy. The service was prompt and relatively attentive. But, for the price, if this was my first time at Stark's, I'm not sure I'd come back. We will go back to Stark's, because I know they can do better."
Dined on 1/29/2014
We always enjoy going to Starks
the prime rib is excellent although the surf and turf was a little small!"
Dined on 1/25/2014
The food, from appetizer to
dessert was absolutely EXCELLENT! I highly recommend this restaurant. Bring money, you will need it to get the best the menu has to offer."
Dined on 1/26/2014
We've eaten at Starks about 2 a
year since they opened. I've never had a bad meal, and if you're looking for a perfect cut and preparation of meat....visit Starks. They have some staples like the potato fondue and a great mac and cheese dish to share, but they also change up with seasonal selections and fabulous drinks. My only complaint....the noise...they have high ceilings and it can get loud, but so can Palmers Kitchen, and I like the building and old world history of Starks.....enjoy."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Service and food was impeccable.
Server knew the menu and helped make for a delightful evening."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Have lived in SR for 2 1/2 years
and waited to visit Starks for a special occasion. I was surprised to find nothing special about the restaurant. The drinks and wine were a good value but everything else was mediocre. I might return for happy hour but not for dinner."
Dined on 1/25/2014
...and you don't need to drive to
the city. Usually, the food is exquisite but anybody can have an off day. Of the numerous times I have eaten at Starks, this was the only time when the food was not up to par. Everything we ordered was still good, just not great like it has been before. Service is always exceptional and servers are very knowledgeable about the products they serve. Great place for a special occasion or to get some upscale happy hour food at a reasonable price. Will definitely be going back."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Being a big steak lover, I wanted
to love Starks. My first experience started great, but ended with me and my guest being kicked out of our table because a larger group came in. My second visit was disappointing...the food being served at such a high temperature neither me nor my boyfriend could touch our food for a good 15min after it was served. So I gave them one last shot for my birthday, and it was perfect. Food was awesome, service was efficient and friendly. So glad I didn't give up on them!"
Dined on 1/19/2014
As usual, the food was
exceptional. Very nice that there's no corkage fee. Even at 6:00 on a Tuesday, the bar was still hopping and some of the noise could be heard in the dining room. Other than that, it was a great evening..."
Dined on 1/21/2014
Great steaks and appetizers. Also,
they honor their reservations."
Dined on 1/17/2014
What a wonderful evening for my
son's 24th birthday! He is a Natural Bodybuilder, so eating out has to be a treat. From the moment we arrived the staff made it a special event. They were all the nice blend of very personal, yet professional. We have dined at Stark's a few times and as always steaks over the top and always cooked just as you ordered. He loves the "salt sampler" and I tried the red wine sauce, both nice. The sides are very large and you should plan on sharing, I love the creamed spinach. the room is warm and if you have 4 people try to get one of the booths, I like how they are set up. The prices are expensive, like most good steak houses, but so worth going for a special evening!"
Dined on 1/19/2014
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