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"There is an old truism that if you elect or appoint unqualified personnel and leaders, then you will certainly reap unsuccessful results. This is exactly what has happened in the DCSS with Dr. Murfree and also the City Commission with the Cutliff Grove debacle."
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dickyboy 1 year ago
Not prejudice but true.... blacks vote for blacks... white vote for whites... Catholics vote for Catholics...Jews vote for Jews... Irish vote for Irish... etc..etc..
KaosinAlbany 1 year ago
Yes, and that is a BIG problem. When you cannot think for yourself then that should clue you in that you are the very problem.
gotanyfacts 1 year ago
BSR, Any idea as to why America's "foolish quotient" was at its highest level in the last two presidential elections?
bigbob 1 year ago
Don't forget most people in albany vote for the people who will give them more free bees, reason obumma is prez.
chinaberry25 1 year ago
No, O is president because of voter fraud. Romney did not lose by that much of the popular vote. You can tell where the folks do not have any ethics live. God will repay them in kind, that the Bible promises you. I know I would be afraid for myself if I was guilty.
TRUTH101 1 year ago
You must be mistaken and meant to say when Bush stole the presidency............
oldster 1 year ago
Yes, the squawker is right. At present we can see the results of OUR judgment at the terrible leadership in Washington whom we have elected. One of the oft over looked weaknesses of Democracy is that the majority wins even when the majority elects leaders who act to the detriment of our city, county, state, and national government.
fcarroll 1 year ago
I am not a fool and i voted for both the Bush's, i guess you fools that voted for the current fool in the white house is happy with what he is doing to the country? I did not vote for him so i guess that proves i am no fool.
TRUTH101 1 year ago
I am not a fool and I voted for Obama, nor do I look for hand outs ( more than likely I pay more in taxes than the average person always complaining about hand outs).... I guess we should all stop generalizing voters.......
bubbavet 1 year ago
They need to put a shock collar on you and every time you lied,which is every time you opened your mouth it would shock the crap out of you. You are a fool both times you voted for that fool.
gladileftalbany 1 year ago
Is this the bash people who voted for Obama blog? I'm sure you 2 clowns voted for Bush 1 and 2. Stick to the topic....
Somebody 1 year ago
Yes I did vote for the Bushes, what about it? I'd rather have 8 more years of Bush than that clown we have in there now.
WTFwtf 1 year ago
Why vote at all? I thought everything is determined by gods will? See how silly that sounds
Bulldawg 1 year ago
No, what's silly is people who complain about things but choose not to vote largely because of their ignorance of how this country's electoral system works. Americans should do their civic duty and vote in every election. People say you can't out vote stupid, but we can sure try.
Sherwood_Eagle_Alum 1 year ago
What is silly is that you think you are better than those of us who believe in a higher power. That is silly. We don't try to insult you for being a non-believer. We, or at least I, pray for you.
Sally_O 1 year ago
WTFwtf is a total idiot. He said I was stupid because my brother-in-law owned two pit bulls. How does my brother-in-law owning pit bulls make me stupid? I have nothing to do with it. Now he is saying people should not vote. Like I said WTFwtf is a total complete idiot.
erudite 1 year ago
Do you all have ADD? You have the attention span of a gnat. The squawk is about local politics.
Jimboob 1 year ago
On the internet you can be anything you want... It's strange that so many people choose to be stupid.
TRUTH101 1 year ago
I find it funny how so many turn in to Mr. Billybad@$$......I often wonder how many would be willing to make the same comments they make on here in person........
Bulldawg 1 year ago
I will be happy to make these comments in person. I would even make simple so they would understand. I mean everything that I type here or say in person.
Somebody 1 year ago
I was in a restaurant several months ago and this dude was running his mouth saying he'd kick anybody's ass that said anything bad about Obama. I told him Obama was as dumb as dirt. He said, yeah? come over and say that to my face. I got up and brought over a chair. He asked what's the chair for? I said, well you said for me to come say that to your face, so I brought you a chair to stand on so I could say it to your face. He walked away without doing anything. I wasn't gonna do anything, I just wanted to say Obama is as dumb as dirt to his face.
RedEric 1 year ago
I like the ineptocracy definition. Welfare people by definition are incapable of taking care of themselves. They are totally dependent on the government for their basic needs and like all people they want more than their basic needs. This means the government must take more from the producers to give gifts above basic needs to the dependent. The producers on the edge give up and become government dependent. This situation our city and country find ourselves in is the result. Our government is chosen by non producers who hold producers in contempt. This usually results in collapse of that society....I.e. a good thing.
FryarTuk 1 year ago
We've moved beyond the Murf (I know it's a painful memory). Cutliffe Grove is a different chore. Frankly with the city commission I just don't see any hope. But I will admit, that I was despondent about DCSS so let's keep the embers of positive change stoked. ( James Taylor and Paul Forgey are bright spots.)
chinaberry25 1 year ago
It is called The Peter Principal. One thing they all have in common is they know how to play the system in order to pad their pocketbooks and their cronies. Of course when you have spent you lifetime using the system from birth to grave it comes natural and conscience never enters your mind. Another one comes to mind is Sanford Bishop.
Bulldawg 1 year ago
"They" are the people that play the system. It's called looking out for number one.
erudite 1 year ago
Ah, no. It is called the Peter Principle. The concept is to promote those at the bottom who are so inept that they keep messing things up. Get them off the floor, let those who know how to work work, and promote the morons to the top.
Abytaxpayer 1 year ago
The Cutliff Grove debacle is the direct result of electing unqualified leaders. Remember that fact when Chris the "Piker" announces he is running for re-election. He is claiming he has the full support of his constitutes despite the facts he does not know how to successfully run a business or balance his own check book. Explains a lot when people like Cutliff Grove hold Pike out to be their role model. The "Piker" cared less about paying his BAD debit even when taken to court, so why should people like Cutliff Grove think they should repay money they owe?
trudy2 1 year ago
One could perceive when reading the comments here that the citizens of Albany have yet to turn the page's of time or may be just ignorant to all the facts of modern day.
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I can't believe I didn't look at the reviews first before trying this recipe. Well, It is way too salty. I think I cooked mine in the past at 425 for 45 minutes not 35 because the temperature was too low. I needed to cook this for 2 hours. I used less than half the salt and it was still way too salty. I should have known better than to just follow this recipe blindly especially since I've made this countless times in the past. I'm using it for a Thanksgiving dinner at work and it's ruined. Thanks a lot. You should take this recipe off of this site.
This recipe was awful. The buttermilk curdled, the potatoes never cooked...I am thankful to see that I was not the only one with problems!
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this recipes was awful. the potatoes never cooked and the sauce was oily and very salty. I should have read the reviews before making it.
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Yeah, I think you're right on the Woodbury stuff. I've only recently read the comics and the Governor there is nothing like the Governor in the series (at least that we've seen so far). The comic Guv is one psychotic mofo. I also think it's interesting that in both the comic and the TV series there have been three characters associated with the main group that have ended up in Woodbury but only one of those characters is the same in both the comic and the TV series.
That's how I feel about Merle. Was glad he was gone from season 1. Had no idea he'd show up again, but can't wait for him to get his comeuppance.
Yeah me too, and since Merle and Daryl aren't in the books, we have nothing to go on. I hope it's Daryl that finishes him...especially with what he was saying when he was hallucinating after shooting himself with that arrow.
Lets see Merle lied about killing Michone and she is going to be back in the camp... Merles brother is also going to be attacking...who knows but i see Merle dieing soon.
Andrea is OK; her character is the ultimate pragmatist--if she, as a woman, has to shake her tail and wear out a set of knee pads in order to stay in favor and in a safe zone--hey! What's a girl to do?
Cutty from the Cut! Hell yeah!! If a man can survive on the streets of Baltimore he can make it in zombie apocolypse.


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Eugenia Last horoscope for December 7
EUGENIA LAST December 1, 2012 10:56PM
Updated: January 8, 2013 6:02AM
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Aaron Carter, 25; C. Thomas Howell, 46; Tom Waits, 63; Ellen Burstyn, 80.
◆ARIES (March 21-April 19): Closing a deal or finishing what you start will be crucial as the day progresses. Your reputation will be directly linked to what you do and how well you do it. Appeal to the undecided peers and clients. 3 stars
◆TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Take a huge step forward and you will be respected for your actions and your self-confidence. A partnership will enable you to progress faster and position you for an employment opportunity. 2 stars
◆GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Stick to the facts. Underestimating or overestimating will get you into trouble. Being concise will play out in your favor when you reach your destination in good time and with finesse. 5 stars
◆CANCER (June 21-July 22): Get out and meet new people or take on a responsibility that will ensure someone in need gets the help required to make the festive season bright. Anything is possible if you are diligent about making it happen. Love is in the stars. 4 stars
◆LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Troubleshooting will be your middle name. You must act fast. It's getting things back on the right track that will count, not who did what. Put your ego aside and do what's best for everyone you love. 4 stars
◆VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Put your priorities in a row. Make time for friends and family. Festive cheer or getting together with colleagues will bring you closer to goals. New friendships will help you see your situation in a new light. Love is highlighted. 3 stars
◆LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Prepare for the future. Set up an interview or answer online job postings that interest you. The end of the year is fast approaching, and setting a direction that better suits your needs personally and professionally should be put in place. 3 stars
◆SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You've got the ability to capture a piece of what will be in demand. Focus on your talent and how you can turn what you have into something lucrative. A favor offered should be taken with gratitude and a consideration for collaboration. 4 stars
◆SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Keep a secret. Your future will depend on how willing and able you are to do just that. Put more into your work and completing what you've been asked to finish. 2 stars
◆CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Line up your preferences and take steps to put your plans into motion. You will command attention and attract partnerships that will improve your life, wealth and physical wellness. 5 stars
◆AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Ride out the storm. Keep your thoughts a secret and stand on guard to protect your assets, reputation and prospects. Don't let personal relationships cause you to falter when you need to stand tall and be strong. Play to win. 3 stars
◆PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Tie up loose ends and make the year ahead free and clear of dead weight. An agreement you make will ensure that you get to follow your heart and a dream you've been trying to live for some time. 3 stars
IF DECEMBER 7 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: There will be plenty going on behind closed doors. Infiltrate whatever is going on that can influence future prospects. Share your suggestions, but don't give away your secrets. Proactive behavior will put you in a position to make a difference. A change of associates can be expected. Your numbers are 8, 17, 25, 28, 34, 42, 47.


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Warren Jeffs walked out on his sentencing in protest Friday and has been held in another room in the courthouse while the hearing continues. He can return to the courtroom whenever he wishes.
Jeffs had been acting as his own lawyer, but once he left in protest, the judge ordered his stand-by counsel to represent him.
The 55-year-old is the ecclesiastical head of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, which believes polygamy brings exaltation in heaven.
He faces up to 119 years in prison after being convicted on two counts of sexually assaulting underage followers he had taken as brides.
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Keep your distancePosted Tuesday, September 6, 2011, at 2:43 PM
I lost a friend last Monday night. Betty Sendmeyer had been in the Greencastle community for nearly 45 years. I first met her when she had just turned 88 in age. She was 93 when she passed.
In some ways pastors try to keep our distance from others. We make friends with as many people as possible and we grow close to some. However, in the back of our minds we always know that we might be called upon to help with any number of crises that an individual or family might face. It's called being available to serve in a professional manner, and that constant possibility serves as a reminder that we can't get "too close" or we will loose our effectiveness. Indeed, I know pastors who will move from a church after two or three years for this very reason. There is a difference between having empathy for others and having sympathy with others. Empathy means that I might understand what you are going through, what you are feeling and that I can be a helping presence in your life because of my gifts and training. Sympathy means that I feel what you are feeling, that your feelings of being overwhelmed in situations are now my feelings of being overwhelmed, and that I can't use my gifts and training because I'm ... overwhelmed. In my first few years of being a pastor I ranged from over-involvement in the experiences of my parishioners to being detached. I made scores of mistakes with those first funerals because I was too close to the families; their grief had become mine and I lost the ability of even reading the Scriptures without pausing to sob. Vowing to be more professional I became stone cold to the experience others were facing and that, too, limited my ability of being of help. I remember one wedding where the father of the bride offered to pay me a larger honorarium if I would smile and act like I felt joy for the couple! It took me a while, maybe longer than most, but I finally found my range of involvement. I can be professionally empathetic and care in authentic ways. And then there are people like Betty. Upon our first meeting she and I "clicked." You always knew Betty's opinion about something or someone and she was always very upfront about her opinions of me. You might say that she could be feisty at times; she certainly was with me. Within a month I started returning the favor and soon we'd be talking and laughing and enjoying the goodness of life. "I didn't know that!" she would exclaim with one side of her head tilted and I knew to prepare for a remarkable response to what I had just said. If she didn't like a sermon she would immediately "inform me" and instruct me to do better next time! Tuesday nights at the Putnam Inn became a feast of laughter if Betty was present. "I want what you're having, and what you're having, and what you're having," she would declare, and sure enough she would return from the buffet lines with samples of everything. She came to nearly every public event that she could: worship, Sunday School, summer concert series, meals at Almost Home, even the County Fair. She had more drive and energy than I can ever hope to have even in my seventies. Nothing got by Betty! And then three weeks ago a series of events began that seemed like dominoes falling one at a time. Betty had overcome so many other things; surely she would make it this time as well! The family gave permission for me to come and pray with her, and then over her, at the nursing home even during the few times that they were not by her side. The loving and very attentive staff told me that she would calm down and enter a period of peace after my prayers. Ten minutes after my last prayer she peaceably breathed her last. Now I have been given a high honor. I've been asked to officiate at her Memorial Service. I know that I'll have to keep my "professional distance." I won't be able to allow myself to be overwhelmed by my feelings of loss and grief, and compounding this process is that her memorial service will be on the first anniversary of my mother's death. Some pastors "remain professional" by reading the entire service so that they don't make eye contact. Some traditions encourage pastors to never mention death or the name of the deceased. My approach is different. I use ritual, meaningful ritual, powerfully spiritual ritual, and then I don't have to say a word. I lost a friend on Monday night. And, I get the opportunity of doing something that very few people in our society are allowed to do. I get to speak in her Memorial Service. I get to lead others in our memories of her. I get to select the Scriptures that I believe will speak to us and help us. I get to process aloud how I make sense of life and death, joy and sorrow, and our love-based relationships with others. I'll speak of faith and God and the afterlife. After the service I will disappear. Hours after the last hymn is sung I will have moved from empathy to sympathy. I'll no longer be professional. I'll be grieving the loss of a friend. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] |
P.T. Wilson is the senior pastor at Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church, Greencastle, and is also the University Chaplain at DePauw University.
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343 Congress Street
Boston, MA 02210
Fort Point Channel
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Contemporary American
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Tavern Road Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(617) 790-0808
Hours of Operation:
Bar: Monday - Sunday 4:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.
Dinner: Monday - Sunday 5:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.
Late Night Dining - Sunday - Wednesday 11:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m.
Thursday - Saturday 11:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Louis DiBiccari
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
In-house music system.
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South Station Parking Garage 750 Atlantic Ave Boston, MA 02111
1. Head north on Atlantic Ave toward East St 0.3 mi
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343 Congress St Boston, MA 02210
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Parking is available in the adjacent parking lot on Congress Street.
Parking Garage located on Farnsworth St.
Street Parking - please be aware of resident parking signs.
Parking lot directly across the street on the corner of Congress St and Farnsworth St.
A word from Tavern Road
Tavern Road balances the energy of the neighborhood's emerging business community and thriving arts scene with a space that is welcoming to all. Book-ended by a lively open-kitchen and an expansive bar space, from any vantage point. Tavern Road provides a vibrant atmosphere for guests to gather,
dine and enjoy the epicurean styling and entertaining energy of the Tavern Road team.
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This restaurant gave the illusion
of being a foodie joint/gastropub type place, but the actual food quality and taste didn't match up. Servers were very knowledgeable but too busy and slow. Hostess was unfriendly."
Dined on 3/12/2014
The food sounds better than it
actually was. The lamb ossa bucco was tasty, but the flank steak with chimichurri was a miss - bland and the sauce left an oily taste in your mouth. The charcuterie board was also not as good as it could be - the duck liver mousse was wonderful but the whole dish needed some acidity, maybe a pickle or some stone ground mustard? The service was very good and the decor was cool, and unpretentious. Overall the experience was pleasant but I left feeling unsatisfied and that I paid too much for it."
Dined on 3/4/2014
The Tavern Road experience ranks
at the top of my list for the past three years. The food was fresh, clean, and truly local. The ambiance was fabulous with local art and vibrant scene to enliven the dining experience. And the service was second to none. We were there to celebrate my wife's birthday and on our way out everyone gave her well wishes. For the price and overall experience, the value is tough to beat. The food was better than many of the top restaurants in the city for a reasonable price. I could see Barbara lunch taking a night off from Menton across the street to enjoy a nice evening. I would highly recommend Tavern Road to anyone looking for a good night out in Boston!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
Good food that just misses a
little something to be very good or outstanding, the exception is the dessert menu which is varied, interesting and well executed. The staff are very friendly and provide great service."
Dined on 2/17/2014
Consistent quality, friendly
service, innovative menu...What ;more could you want in a local restaurant!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
Valentines day dinner they nailed
it. Amazing food, great cocktails, and even better service"
Dined on 2/14/2014
My boyfriend & I had the privilege
of sitting in front of the very open kitchen; I got to see food plated right in front of me & it was like art. For our meals, he got the grilled flatiron steak, which was cooked to perfection & served with a delightful chimichurri on top. And my lamb osso buco -- my goodness; the meat was so tender that it literally fell off the bone, & the red wine sauce it came with was so delicious that I used every morsel of food I had to wipe it clean off the plate. After dinner we were treated to free dessert. Overall, the wait staff polite, gave helpful recommendations, & was very present. Note: everything is a la carte, but the dinner portions are enough to satisfy one person. I strongly recommend Tavern Road!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Charcuterie charcuterie
charcuterie!!!! The duck for two was pretty amazing as well... Top notch all around"
Dined on 2/14/2014
this was a pleasant surprise, very
delicious tho often overcomplicated without reason. roasted chicken was awesome, the gnocchi and brussel sprouts were excellent. loved the rusric open kitchen."
Dined on 2/11/2014
This place was great. I looked at
the menu online and gave it a shoulder shrug. Even with many of our favorite places still available we went for it because we are always looking for dining adventure. It was well worth going. The brussel sprouts and gnocchi were fantastic and I loved the extra spice offered by the red peppers garnishing my rib eye. Very good and so glad I did not go down the dark road of not trying Tavern Road's food. We happily thanked our friends Luigi and Jenny for the suggestion and we'll certainly be back"
Dined on 2/7/2014
Great Food, gotta get the Lamb
Shank delicious. Pistachio dessert awesome"
Dined on 2/1/2014
Our table for three was ready for
our reservation. Noise level super loud. Drinks took at least twenty minutes to arrive. Our entrees took less time than that. Two if us had Skate wing and the third had chicken. Non of our dishes were edible. The Skate tasted awful, was not fully cooked, and was bland and full of bones (it later occurred to me that it would boney because it was a wing). The chicken was dry and rubbery and couldn't be cut off the bone. Our sides were good and the manager sent several over gratis when we didn't reorder entrees but it's a limited menu and two of the items failed."
Dined on 1/31/2014
Food - Great, melt in your mouth,
smaller sized portions. Rolls and chickpea appetizer to die for. All food had fantastic flavor. We all tried off each others plates. Service - excellent, attentive. Ambience - great. Parking - 3 parking lots next store, however 2 friends found street parking. Reservations - accepted Cost - mid range Nice evening out. Bar looks great hang out at too. Cannot wait o go back!"
Dined on 1/25/2014
We made reservations with a big
group of 13 and the service was fantastic the whole night. Everyone really enjoyed their meals (especially the gnocchi side dish...so good!)."
Dined on 1/13/2014
My wife and I really wanted to
like this spot; however the food is pretty bad (appetizer and main course), limited menu and over priced. We started with a salad, that on paper appeared to be light, fresh and delicious; but when it was served, it was like eating a heavy, over dressed Caesar. Our main courses were bland - my wife had the roasted chicken that comes a la carte which was dry and tasteless and I had the nightly special which was a filet that came with roasted vegetables - a plate of carrots, really! We wish them luck but definitely won't be returning, especially with Blue Dragon, Sportello, Menton and Row 34 in the neighborhood."
Dined on 1/4/2014
Everything tasted really great.
Menu and drink specials change well with the seasons."
Dined on 12/30/2013
Our party of 7 enjoyed a very
tasty meal. Try the roasted bream, lamb shank and tagliatelle. Lamb meatballs and fried chickpeas are must starters. Loved the flavorful ice creams. Good beer selection. Terrific waiter. Open Table made us book a table at 6 for 7 people and the place was half empty the entire time. That was unnecessary , especially the day after Christmas."
Dined on 12/26/2013
Living in Boston on a temporary
basis for a few months as part of a work assignment. Took one of my direct reports here by recommendation. Outstanding food and service. Highly recommend asking the server to describe the selections on the menu and choose those that are really unique. The place is not formal and has a positive energy."
Dined on 12/16/2013
Interesting food and preparation.
Would like go back and try another meal but would really like to spend hours at the bar sampling their many interesting cocktails!"
Dined on 12/11/2013
Very interesting menu that changes
from day to day. Tasty and attractively served. If every days menu is as good as this one its a great find!"
Dined on 12/5/2013
I'm not sure if Tavern Road is
trying to hard to fit in with the new "foodie" restaurants in the Fort Point/Southie neighborhoods, but I'd call it a flop. Food is all overpriced and the portions, although meant for sharing, are the size of a side dish. the side dishes, are about a half a cup worth of veggies. In addition to the outrageous prices, the food wasn't anywhere near the quality of some of the other new additions. The atmosphere inside is great and really energetic. I'd still to just cocktails if I were you!"
Dined on 12/6/2013
We were a party of 4 one
vegetarian... and three major foodies...we had super evening. We chose lots of small plates to start including the charcuterie board. All were so tasty! The ambiance is lovely, we enjoyed to mural....and the bar area is great. Cocktails were excellent. Our main dishes were so yummy! The risotto, out of this world. We had a great time with the cookie board. The service was 100% we never wanted for anything, everyone was personable, and efficient. This restaurant is a keeper. For Sure."
Dined on 11/30/2013
Some really great drinks, we loved
the De La Vega cocktail. The menu has some outstanding items, I enjoyed the steak with chimichurri. My husband had the wild mushroom risotto which was delicious. Sides were so so, nothing memorable, I'm always a little annoyed by a restaurant that doesn't give one side dish accompanying the entree, so keep in mind that the the entrees seem really well priced but you have to add the cost of a potato/veggie. We always find an open kitchen so interesting, and this place seems well run and really clean. We'll go back ."
Dined on 11/24/2013
I've been to TR once before for
dinner, (and many times to TR food for lunch) and it didn't disappoint this time. We had a 9:00 booking and the table wasn't quite ready, we were happy to stand in the bar area and have some drinks. While we waited they sent us some snacks to help tide us over (which was really nice). The cocktails were great (my favorite was a Waltham Experiment). There were four of us and we shared two appetizers, the ricotta and the heirloom tomato salad. The salad was nice and the ricotta was pretty spectacular. For entrees we had Osso Bucco, the porchetta and a flank steak. Everyone enjoyed their entrees as well. Great meal, great service, and I love the ambience there (I am partial to louder, happening kinds of places)"
Dined on 11/23/2013
The restaurant was REALLY
loud...tough to have a conversation. portions are really small and not very tasty and prices were high relatively. menu had a decent number of options, but there were at least a few ingredients which didn't seem to appeal to me in each dish (not a picky eater). Had the lamb osso buco which was not flavorful and pretty dry and wasn't really filling. The waitstaff was nice but almost too attentive, coming to pick up our plates several times before we were even done. Overall I should've heeded to the Eater comments- not worth a return visit."
Dined on 11/13/2013
My husband and I went to celebrate
our anniversary and found the menu to be very limited. My entree of skate wing was good, but unless you order additional sides you will be hungry. My husband's roast chicken appeared red and underdone. Since I was still hungry at the end of the meal I ordered the cloudless chocolate cake, which had a nice flavor, but was hard as a rock and cold. I don't think we will be rushing back."
Dined on 10/27/2013
For cocktail I had Vow of Silence,
it was a bit strong but tasted really good. Their cocktail menu is very interesting and will like to go back to try out other drinks. Definitely have an active bar scene than the restaurant (at least during the week). For dinner, I ordered the whole fish which was very moist and delicious. I am Asian and grew up eating Asian food so used to eating a whole fish with bones in it. But don't let that stops you because the fish was really good. We ordered two sides: polenta and gnocchi (both $10 each). Think it was over price and didn't taste so well. Probably not going to order side if I go again but if I do probably try something safer (rosemary potato or something)."
Dined on 10/30/2013
Amazing experience at Tavern Road,
from start to finish. Service was great from the moment we walked in the door and the food was exquisite! Fun, lively, open atmosphere but did not overwhelm our table conversation. The Duck Prosciutto was one of the best food items I have ever tasted. Great prices for the deliciously well thought out menu and experience! Highly recommend Tavern Road."
Dined on 10/27/2013
The food was very good, but the
room is very noisy"
Dined on 10/25/2013
Great and interesting food. Nice
beer selection. Very energetic bar scene. Noise level for dining was very poor."
Dined on 10/24/2013
The food was good, but the service
was only mediocre. We couldn't hear our waiter because the noise level was just too high."
Dined on 10/20/2013
We sat at one of the high tops,
which is a little louder and more constricted than the big booths or tables. Open kitchen and cool crowd helps the overall vibe. Very good food and creative menu."
Dined on 9/29/2013
We started with the chick pea
bites. Two of us loved them. The other 4 didn't...adding a side sauce would be a good idea. Whipped feta was divine. We all loved it. Most had steak for dinner. We tried most of the sides. Squash couscous was yummy but sweeter than I'd expect for a side. Cheese pasta was good -- could have had more kick to put it over the top. The flavorings of the side dishes was unusual (citrus?) but good. Our waitress was lovely -- friendly and helpful. Very attentive staff to water and wine refills. Hostess gave me "the eye" when I asked her to seat us one table further away from the bar due to noise level. All the tables were vacant, so not sure what the big deal was. I'd definitely go back."
Dined on 9/27/2013
I had a great meal at Tavern Road
with my husband while spending a weekend in Boston recently. The menu was interesting and the food delivered. We started with a few of the 'bites' first and shared the ricotta app, all yummy. For the main I found the pancetta to be a bit fatty but it was tasty, and the side with beets was really nice. For dessert we ordered the cookie plate, it was enough for 4 and all great especially their take on a chocolate chip which was very memorable. Our server was very friendly and helpful. I think the food scene in Boston doesn't live up to Brooklyn, but his place held it's own. Much better then some other spots we tried and thought were just ok."
Dined on 9/22/2013
I love Tavern Road. I've never had
a bad drink, bad food, bad experience. The servers are enthusiastic and passionate, the food is creative and delicious and those cocktails are heaven. This time I tried the leg of lamb steak special. It was perfect. Can't wait to go back."
Dined on 9/18/2013
Some friends and I decided to
check out Tavern Road for an early dinner Saturday night. We were greeted warmly greeted at the door upon arrival and escorted to our table in the hip, eclectic dining room. We started with the creative drink menu and the delicious Chickpea Bites - soft and warm, with hint of spice. We loved the smoked chicken breast and the night's special - a kale and sausage ravioli dish. Service was warm and friendly and the owners made it a point to check on us during our meal. With a drink or two each, entrees, and a few dessert to try, the bill was incredible reasonable for such wonderfully prepared food. The place was really buzzing by the time we headed out. Will definitely come again!!!"
Dined on 9/14/2013
Party of four + 1 kid. Restaurant
was very accommodating. Service was beyond excellent. Our server really went out of her way to make sure we understood the menu and that we were happy with both our bar and food choices. Great open area restaurant. Very clean and friendly. Again, food was excellent. Parm and rosemary bread to die for. Bar menu was quite comprehensive. Drinks amazing. Only a couple of suggestions for the restaurant: 1. Add more vegetarian entree options 2. Make drinks a little larger. Portions seemed quite small. Overall, place was great. Will definitely return!"
Dined on 9/15/2013
We had a 30th birthday here. I was
not thinking too much about what experience we would have, though I knew the staff were acclaimed and the restaurant was trying to bring some local and neighborhood flare. We were literally blown away and I cannot wait to go back. The staff worked well together and made great recommendations individualized for our group. Probably the most efficient place I have ever been regarding the clearing of plates and empty glasses. The food was unique, delicious and delivered quickly. The staff and ambience were fun and surprising. Our group agreed entirely that we couldn't have made a better choice for the birthday celebration. Rarely have a been to a new restaurant that nailed every aspect of dinning."
Dined on 9/7/2013
Excellent food, service, and wine
selection. But music was so loud that we could hardly hear each other across the table. We both had pounding headaches when we left. Such a shame to ruin a dining experience with that dreadful noise."
Dined on 9/11/2013
Whoa. It keeps me coming back over
and over. It is awesome. I mean, everything is really good. Wine list is great, drinks are moderately priced and really interesting, but man-oh-man, that whipped feta is amazing. I've been in 3 times just for that."
Dined on 8/10/2013
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It looks like RCN is beta testing higher speeds for its cable broadband service, bumping some Boston subscribers up to 7 mbps downloads. A tech explains the service over in the forums at Broadband Reports.
Don't trust that DSL, Tony Soprano. The Federal Communications Commission voted 5-0 today that broadband networks and Internet voice calls should be subject to federal wiretapping provisions. That will mean that cops can ask companies like Vonage to listen in on phone calls the same way they do with ordinary phone lines. The provisions won't apply to instant messaging or services that never actually use the public phone network, however.
Cox and BellSouth (and other big network companies) hate the idea that local governments or utilities ?? say, in Lafayette, La. -- might set up shop to offer their own fiber networks to local residents. No surprise in that. The two companies invited a panel of experts to Lafayette this week to opine on the local utility district's plans to enter the high-speed network and ?? again, big shocker ?? all three experts said it wasn't a good idea .
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The Finnish Army is sending recruits home for being addicted to the Internet. I guess all those online shooter games aren't as good at making people violent killers as some people think.
According to Reuters: "For people who play (Internet) games all night and don't have any friends, don't have any hobbies, to come into the army is a very big shock," said Commander-Captain Jyrki Kivela at the military conscription unit. "They get sent home for three years and after that they have to come back and we ask if they are OK. They … Read more
Doom 3 came out today, and was immediately purchased by everyone who hadn't already downloaded it from one of the myriad Bittorrent feeds that had it available all weekend. I checked last night, and there were about 5000 people at once downloading the game (a 1.7 gig file, I think) just in the one place I was looking.
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Turns out that Swedish Radio is ahead of everybody on broadband digital audio. Who knew? DTS, the same company that does audio for theaters and high-end home audio, has been helping the station put 5.1 surround sound downloads of broadcasts on its Web site for a while. Now the two have paired to do high-quality 5.1 sound over a streamed Internet connection.
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Eurotel Praha in the Czech Republic is the latest carrier to jump on the "3G" wireless bandwagon. The launch of the new service is Europe's first real "3G" deployment using the EV-DO (Evolution Data Optimized) standard. Verizon and Sprint have already poured billions of bucks into building these networks here in the U.S.
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Bush: "?? I'm a Texas tiger, you're a liberal wiener??"
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The parody is a hoot. Bush and Kerry are animated like the talking Saddam Hussein in "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut." Credit … Read more
Whatever your political persuasion, you must go watch this video of Will Ferrell reprising his SNL role as George Bush. (Remember "strategery?") This time, he's filming a fake political commercial on a farm. With assorted farm implements. And a horse. And a Gameboy. It's hilarious.


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(GREENVILLE, Pa.) - Thomas More College senior guard D'Carlo Hayes and junior guard/forward Drew Mumford have been named All-PAC by the conference's head coaches.
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We're obsessed with Margo Morrison's jewelry line. She creates beautiful pieces out materials like abalone shell, peach moonstone, and labradorite. And we're not alone in our love of Morrison's unique pieces. Her fan following includes Whitney Port, Blake Lively and Julia Roberts. Not a bad roster. All of her jewelry — from dainty drop earrings to dramatic, multi-strand necklaces — look amazing with a white T-shirt and jeans or your favorite little black dress. We especially love these itty-bitty oval, turquoise drop earrings. They're effortlessly classy — just like us! [$75, MargoMorrison.com]
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Cabela's will present gifts valued at more than $240,000 nationwide to the first 600 shoppers in line at each of its U.S. retail stores on Black Friday.
Early shoppers at each Cabela's retail store on that day, Nov. 23, will enjoy hot coffee and snacks, games, entertainment, camp fires and more and have the chance to take home a Browning rifle, a Masterbuilt electric smoker, Nikon Pro binoculars, Bushnell Legend binoculars, a Cabela's Realtree camo hoodie, or a Cabela's gift card worth up to $100.
The first 600 customers ages 18 and older will be given a mystery envelope containing information about their gift. All gifts will be distributed randomly. Winners will be able to pick up their gift at the store immediately after store opening. Gun winners will be required to undergo a standard federal background check.
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My last phone was Windows mobile based. In fact I stubbornly owned three consecutive windows mobile phones. :-)
I finally gave up on them last year when MS somehow managed to fall a full year behind everyone else in mobile.
So I bought an Android based phone...
This phone, which I paid under $200, does everything you listed and then some, with superior hardware (excepting the camera in the Kin 2) and currently sells for $20 with a contract.
It doesn't need hard resets, music can come from anywhere (i.e. it's free) and it's linux based so virtually anything is possible. Yet it still manages to be idiot proof.
I bought this phone nearly half a year ago... So where's the innovation in the Kin?
I'm glad they're trying to catch up, if MS were to manage to make it to the leading edge again in mobile it would do wonders for the market. But catching up is all they're doing atm.


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hi, paulie,
I have many audiance recordings, and when there is one i think you should listen, it is "Double Dynamite", two shows from august 1970. (at least , that's my vision on it).Greetzz
Hi friends,
I have a question. For some time I have focussed my collection on soundboards and outtakes. I am sure that there are also quite a few very nice audience recordings out there. I have 'Adios, final performance', 'No fooling around', 'America's Own' and 'New Year's Eve'.
Can any of you give me some advise about other audience recordings that are worth getting. Sound quality and content are important factors for me.
Which audience recordings are essential for an Elvis collection?
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hi, paulie,
I have many audiance recordings, and when there is one i think you should listen, it is "Double Dynamite", two shows from august 1970. (at least , that's my vision on it).Greetzz
I'd go with A Bright Midnight With Elvis (Aug 20 1970 midnight show) and A Dinner Bell in Vegas (Aug 20 1970 dinner show). Both were previously released (on Midnight Inspiration and A Dinner Date With Elvis, respectively), but the newer releases have bonus tracks (from the 19th Aug) and better sound.Originally Posted by Paulie1971
The overall sound on both is very acceptable and the performances are superb. Oh and the covers are very good too
The Double Dynamite release already mentioned contains the dinner and midnight shows from the 19th Aug. As I said above, Bright Midnight and Dinner Bell contain several bonus tracks from these shows, so there would be some duplication if you went for all four CDs.
There are many worthy audience recordings available, however, if I had to recommend just a handful of 'essentials' I would suggest................
Double Dynamite (2 disc set - Las Vegas 19th August 1970 - Dinner and Midnight shows)
A Dinner Date With Elvis (with bonus tracks re-issue - Las Vegas 20th August 1970 - Dinner Show)
One Night In Portland (Portland - 11th November 1970)
Phoenix Over Tennessee (Johnson City - 17th March 1976)
Auld Lang Syne (Pittsburgh - New Year's Eve, 31st December 1976)
Unchained Elvis (Binghamton - May 27th 1977 - Evening show)
Since Cincinnati (Cincinnati - June 25th 1977)
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'What, honey ? ..... one scarf for the balcony ?! ........... OK ........... gimme a baseball ! ............ there's no way unless you put a rock in it'.
(Las Vegas - 7th December 1975)
paulie, the cd's that spinout posted are the cream of the crop! they are all well balanced audience recordings. and are all very listenable. a new one called elvis rocks lincoln is from the june 77 tour. just one day before rapid city. and one day after omaha, elvis is in good voice. he does a blusey beginning to hound dog like he did in 72, that makes it very enjoyable to me. have a good night remebering our man. all the best... mike 27 years today
I know this is a bit off topic here, but your posts made me think about an article I read not to long ago about Rick Renniger (is that his last name?) The man who recorded Double Dynamite and about 6 other shows during that period. It appears he died and to pay the funeral costs his widow has to put up his Elvis memorabilia for auction. Sad, sad, sad, a man's lifetime of collecting his idols work gone just like that...something to think about. my condolences to his widow I beleive he was only 58 years old
Try and check out the import section, Paulie1971.
Maybe you can find some nice titles there.
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Gruene River Guest House sits on 2 beautiful acres on the Guadalupe River. The property is within walking distance of the shops, restaurants and 'toobing' businesses in the historical hamlet of Gruene, Texas.
With 2 acres and over 150 feet of waterfront, the relaxation never ends.
Bring your fishing pole, your golf clubs, and a good book. Enjoy a picnic by the river, or a nap in a hammock under a shade tree.
If you enjoy live music, the property is a short 15 minute stroll from Gruene Hall.
If you enjoy the many water activities offered on the Guadalupe River, you can enter upstream using one of the shuttle services, and exit the river on the Gruene River Guest House waterfront.
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The house is over 3000 sq. ft., with 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. This is not a 'run of the mill' house, while all the rooms are under one roof, there are NO interior connecting hallways. Each of the 4 areas has it's own separate entrance, this allows for more privacy for everyone. It's a great set up for family reunions or a large group of friends spending a vacation together.
The Texas Room has 1 queen size bed, a sofa, TV, kitchenette and bathroom.
The Farm House has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, living area, TV, dining area table with 8 chairs, full kitchen, laundry room and indoor sun porch. Each of the 2 bedrooms has 1 queen size bed and a TV.
The Garden Room has 2 queen size beds, TV, small sofa, kitchenette and a bathroom.
The Paris Hotel is 800 sq. ft. with 4 queen size beds, a queen sofa sleeper, TV, a table with 6 chairs, kitchenette and a bathroom.
All bedding and towels are furnished.
The 'Blue Moon Cantina' is the outdoor common area, where you will find a 42" gas grill, 2 gas burners, griddle, sink, refrigeration, commercial ice maker, lot's of storage and a large flat screen TV.
We offer ample outdoor seating on our decks and patios by the pool in the backyard.
activities and attractions in New Braunfels Texas
Less than a mile from Historic Gruene shops, restaurants and river activities.
Schlitterbahn is a short 5 minute drive.
Landa Park and Golf Course is 5 minutes by car.
San Antonio is less than an hour to its many attractions; Riverwalk, Fiesta Texas, Sea World, Alamo....etc.
vacation rental rates
Whole House Rates:
We have a 2 night minimum.
ALL rates add $250.00 cleaning fee and 13% hotel tax.
Nightly rate:
October 15 through April 14 -- $ 900.00
April 15 through October 14 -- $1400.00
Weekly Rental Rates based on 7 nights
October 15 through April 14 -- $5400.00
April 15 through October 14-- $8400.00
Weekly rates are based on full price. We will not combine 'deals' or any other discount with weekly rates. You may choose the stated weekly rate or a discount deal. The weekly rate includes 1 free night.
Holiday weekends are 3 nights minimum -- Easter, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.
This is an exceptional location for a wedding. Please e-mail for our Wedding Guide. Prices vary from the above rates.
Prices subject to change based on rental space reconfiguration.
Gruene River Guest House 870-436-5607
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in New Braunfels
- Gruene Hall
- Wurstfest
- Tubing
- Gruene Market Days
- Landa Golf Course
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim in the river off our dock
- Swim in our pool
- Fish off our dock
- Play outdoor games in our yard
Top things to do with a family
- Schlitterbahn
- Natural Bridge Caverns
- Fiesta Texas
- Swimming
- Landa Park
Gruene River Guest House , owner


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