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40 Beautiful Backyards
Mood setter [1]
A koi pond says serenity when situated next to a seating area shaded by trees and multiple umbrellas in this Twin Cities backyard.
Extended use [5]
Screened patios extend your season outdoors and transition to patios. Plantings of hydrangeas echo the blues in the seating area and white of this Door County, Wisconsin, home.
Feature water [8]
Any water feature adds beautiful sounds and movement to a yard. This Door County, Wisconsin, yard incorporates a waterfall into the pond and one leading to the stream. Using native rock around it blends it seamlessly into the landscape. Koi add a flash of color.
Outdoor kitchen [11]
This outdoor kitchen works hard so you don't have to. Stone stands up to the elements, and there is every appliance you could need to serve gourmet fare.
Frame the scene [14]
Witch hazel forms a colorful backdrop to this seating area in a suburban Chicago home. Mums echo the color scheme. The fire pit is portable, adding to its practicality.
Small-space makeover [18]
This homeowner in Columbus, Ohio, divided his 50x50-foot backyard—bookended by house and garage—into four outdoor rooms filled with amenities for relaxing or entertaining.
A place to relax [22]
Bamboo, a hammock and a koi pond offer a bit of the tropics—and an appealing place to relax—in this Kansas City yard.
Inviting entrance [26]
An arbor supporting summer-blooming clematis and honeysuckle leads to a prairie garden in this Illinois backyard. Twig chairs and a sculpture made from old garden and farm implements add whimsy.
Curving beds [30]
Undulating beds of low-maintenance perennials give a finished look to your landscape and decrease yard chores. Wide green paths curve through this yard in Brown Deer, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee.
Connect home and nature [33]
Architectural elements unite this covered patio to the home, as do the ceiling fan, chandeliers, upholstered furniture and fireplace. Brick and wood keep it tied to nature.
Add whimsy [36]
This sweet gazebo in a Grayslake, Illinois, yard adds whimsy via its color scheme and its gingerbread-type trim elements.
Lush look [39]
Pile on the amenities for a showstopper setting. Multiple seating areas, artistic touches, a pergola and a mix of textures combine to treat the senses in this Kansas City, Missouri, yard.
Go bold! [42]
The view from this Chicago-area backyard goes wild with color applied in geometric blocks, transforming a plain-Jane facade into a bright backdrop.
Dress up your shed [45]
The back of a shed becomes a canvas for artists in this Janesville, Wisconsin, garden. What would you paint?
Shady setting [48]
If your yard is shaded, use it to your advantage: Plant hostas like the ones lining this babbling brook in a Stillwater, Minnesota, yard.
Make connections [51]
A low bridge links two parts of this yard while also marking the transition from formal landscaping to a more natural look.
Creative play [54]
A Nebraska family with two young boys created a backyard that's fun for both kids and adults. The face on the tree adds a touch of humor; winding paths and a stream appeal to all ages.
Create a vista [57]
If your yard lacks a view, create one. Gazing balls and an arbor add special touches in this Wisconsin garden.
Warm the woods [60]
Dense tree cover doesn't have to leave you in the cold. Pick a fire pit sized to warm a seating area in the shade. Ferns and hostas fill the shade with bright greenery.
Urban styling [63]
Fire warms urban seating, too. Dark red Adirondacks gather around a simple fire pit in this backyard oasis at an Apple Valley, Minnesota, home.
Classy touch [66]
Hidden among plantings, this classically designed fountain is a hard-working element: It's decorative and provides noise-camouflaging water music in a Chicago garden.
Think big [69]
A large brick fireplace dominates a tiny patio in one corner of an Ohio yard. Evergreen hedges frame the area and lend a formal note to the rustic scene.
Go vertical [72]
Plant vertically for an eye-catching focal point in your yard. In this Door County, Wisconsin, garden, framed sedum and succulents make living art.
Dramatic contrasts [75]
A stone fireplace and wood flooring and beams give this covered patio a rustic nature, but the wave recliner, nesting table and chair set, and carved chair say modern styling.
Intimate seating [78]
This tiny patio tucked into a yard provides seating for two, warmed by a diminutive fire pit in a Twin Cities backyard.
Japanese theme [81]
A dry stream bed—each stone selected and placed by the Illinois homeowner—is just one of many elements that make up this backyard Japanese garden.
Cool by the pool [85]
A trellis in the backyard of this traditional home provides shady seating by the pool of this Barrington, Illinois, home.
Outdoor rooms [88]
With a living room, dining room and kitchen, outdoor living is just as comfy as it is indoors.
Beautiful trees [91]
Create visual interest in your backyard just by choosing out-of-the-ordinary trees. The unusual shape of the Weeping Norway Spruce at right and the delicate Japanese maple at left draw attention in this Illinois garden.
Duplicate your architecture [94]
Echo your home's architecture in out buildings such as this one, which could function as a pool house or garden shed.
Sweet spot [97]
The little-used spot behind the house or garage makes a great place for a gathering spot. Fashion a simple setting with a gravel base and some towers of cement blocks with a wood top. Park the barbecue there and pot some plants for a little color. An umbrella in a stand casts shade if you need.
Courtyard magic [100]
An enclosed yard transforms into a magical courtyard when vines, trees and plants soften the walls.
Simple spot [103]
Any corner of a yard becomes a retreat with the addition of an outdoor rug and seating. Two urns support a plank for a table; pillows soften the bench.
Step it up [106]
Three wide steps transition from the yard to a wide deck featuring an area for conversation and one for dining. Note how accessories pull the house color onto the deck.
Permanent fixtures [109]
Bench, bar and fire pit are permanent. Their stonework emphasizes that, but cushions, pillows and plants soften the scene.
Destination escape [112]
Surrounded by lush plantings, a table sits on pavers almost overgrown with greenery. Centerpieces of potted plants enhance the garden theme, and a fountain adds a burble. The combination creates the feel of an escape—no matter how close to neighbors.
Carve out a corner [115]
With a drive running behind this home, the owners had to carve out privacy. Surrounded by planters and picket fence, the simple pad is fun and functional. Two tables, a buffet and a stunning light keep the party zone useful day into night.
Two tiers of function [118]
These homeowners make the most of the space below their deck with seating, a hanging chair and curtains that close for privacy.
Dining niche [121]
Placing a picnic table in a nook between planters makes for a shady dining area, and the planter walls guarantee privacy.
Spots of color [124]
Carrying color of accessorizes throughout the yard harmonizes the look.


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The Chargers announced late Wednesday that they have signed TE Antonio Gates to a five-year contract extension that will keep him in San Diego through 2015. According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, the deal is worth $36.175 million, including ...
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The late Don Coryell managed to quickly turn a pair of quarterbacks who'd been struggling like hell into All-Pros aerialists — Jim Hart in St. Louis, Dan Fouts in San Diego.
Nose tackle should be Bolts' top camp battle
Following the release of veteran Ian Scott, the Chargers will stage a full-fledged battle for the starting NT spot, one that we hear will be the best of camp.
NFL suspends Chargers WR Jackson for three games
The Chargers have been notified by the NFL that WR Vincent Jackson will miss the first three regular-season games of 2010 for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Chargers sign rookies Butler, Thomas
The Chargers announced Friday that they have agreed to four-year contracts with two 2010 draft picks, ILB Donald Butler and DT Cam Thomas.
Innovative Coryell deserves Hall berth
Mike Holbrook makes a case for the selection of former Chargers and Cardinals head coach Don Coryell to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, in a column that was originally posted Dec. 13.
Chargers won't trade McNeill
According to "Whispers," the Chargers don't have any intention of dealing OLT Marcus McNeill, whom they'd like to reward with a contract extension after they've care of several other key players next offseason.
Coryell deserves to get Hall call
In this 2007 column by longtime PFW contributor Jerry Magee, he cites many accomplishments of former Chargers head coach Don Coryell, who died Thursday. Coryell was a finalist in the Pro Football Hall of Fame's voting for the Class ...
Passing guru Coryell dead at 85
Former Chargers and Cardinals head coach Don Coryell died at 3:15 p.m. PDT Thursday at the age of 85 at Sharp Grossmont Hospital in La Mesa, just outside San Diego. The cause of death wasn't disclosed, but ...
Redskins' interest in Chargers' Jackson unclear
Reports suggest that the Redskins are one of the teams that are interested in acquiring disgruntled Chargers WR Vincent Jackson, but that interest might have changed following Jackson's three-game suspension.
Reports: Chargers WR Jackson handed three-game suspension
The NFL has suspended Chargers WR Vincent Jackson for three games for violating the league's personal-conduct policy, according to ESPN and NFL Network.
Bolts will deal Jackson for right price
Just months after going to the Pro Bowl, WR Vincent Jackson might not be a member of the Chargers when the 2010 season begins.
Chargers WR Davis unlikely to benefit from Jackson's absence
Since the Chargers drafted him in the first round in 2007, WR Buster Davis has often earned rave reviews for his work in practice. The only problem: His dazzling talent has never carried over into game action, as he has ...
Chargers sign rookies Stuckey, Epps
The Chargers signed two 2010 draft picks late Thursday, S Darrell Stuckey and TE Dedrick Epps, to four-year contracts.


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When Boulder went to voters, supporters of municipalization argued that positive votes would give the city greater leverage in negotiating with Xcel. Surprisingly to many, no such negotiations have transpired.
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Tennessee Titans
Thaddeus Gibson - #77 - DE
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|Euclid, OH
|Ohio State
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|2010, 4th round, 18th pick by Steelers
AFC South Spin cycle: Week Three
Here is our team-by-team take on the state of the AFC South following Week Three.
Schwartz open for questioning in Lions' loss
Jim Schwartz's end-of-game coaching brings up some issues with the Lions, the Titans win in spite of C.J., plus more from a wacky Week Three.
Titans get first win in wild game vs. Lions
Rob Bironas kicked a 26-yard field goal in overtime, and the Titans stopped backup quarterback Shaun Hill on fourth-and-1 to finally pull out a 44-41 win.
Key matchup: Lions run defense vs. Titans running game
Can the Lions keep Titans RB Chris Johnson in check? They have to think they can, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening in today's key matchup.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Titans' outlook appears bleak
With few encouraging signs for the Titans, it might not be too soon for head coach Mike Munchak to consider making changes.
AFC South Spin cycle: Week Two
Here is our team-by-team take on the state of the AFC South following Week Two.
Rosario, Chargers roll past Titans
Dante Rosario had three touchdown catches and the Chargers beat the Titans for the ninth straight time, 38-10 Sunday.
Titans' plan at safety puzzling
The Titans have made some questionable decisions at the safety position of late, the way we hear it.
Titans agree with OG Lutui
The Titans have agreed to a one-year contract with veteran OG Deuce Lutui, the team said Monday.
Report: Titans to add OG Lutui
The Titans are signing veteran OG Deuce Lutui, according to PFW correspondent Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean.
AFC South Spin cycle: Week One
Here is our team-by-team take on the state of the AFC South following Week One.
Pats win ninth consecutive season opener
Tom Brady threw for 236 yards and two touchdowns, and the defending AFC champion Patriots routed the Titans 34-13
Key matchup: Patriots OLT Nate Solder vs. Titans DRE Kamerion Wimbley
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Tuesday's 60-second rant: Youth under center
PFW's Arthur Arkush sounds off on the young QBs who will be running three-fourths of the AFC South offenses in 2012.
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Raiders FS Huff positioning himself well in contract year
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2011 AFC West free-agent preview
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Report: LB Moss signs with Raiders
Former Broncos LB Jarvis Moss has signed with the Raiders, according to multiple media outlets.
Seymour fined $25,000 for punch
Raiders DT Richard Seymour has been fined $25,000 for punching Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger during their Week 11 matchup, according to NFL.com reporter Jason La Canfora.
Raiders DT Seymour's swat a foolish act
The Raiders received a rude awakening Sunday when the Steelers gave them a 35-3 beating, and DT Richard Seymour put a blemish on his otherwise outstanding season in the loss.
Cable: Campbell is still the starter
Despite replacing Jason Campbell with Bruce Gradkowski in Sunday's 35-3 loss to the Steelers, Raiders head coach Tom Cable said Campbell will remain the team's starting quarterback.
Steelers shut down Campbell, Raiders in 35-3 win
Pittsburgh's James Harrison-led defense drove Jason Campbell from the game, caused two turnovers that Ben Roethlisberger turned into touchdown passes and the Steelers routed the Raiders 35-3 on Sunday.
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The NFL will be monitoring the conditions in Pittsburgh after complaints about the playing surface.
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A significant study from Duke, out this week, provides the best evidence we've had thus far that bullying in childhood is linked to a higher risk of psychological disorders in adulthood. The results came as a surprise to the research team. "I was a skeptic going into this," lead author and Duke psychiatry professor William Copeland told me over the phone, about the claim that bullying does measurable long-term psychological harm. "To be honest, I was completely surprised by the strength of the findings. It has certainly given me pause. This is something that stays with people."
I'm less surprised, because as I explain in my new book about bullying, "Sticks and Stones," earlier research has shown that bullying increases the risk for many problems, including low academic performance in school and depression (for both bullies and victims) and criminal activity later in life (bullies). But the Duke study is important because it lasted for 20 years and followed 1,270 North Carolina children into adulthood. Beginning at the ages of 9, 11 and 13, the kids were interviewed annually until the age of 16, along with their parents, and then multiple times over the years following.
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WOBURN -- A Superior Court judge has ordered a Lowell man held without bail as a danger to society after he was charged with allegedly beating, choking and breaking the nose of a female friend in her Cambridge apartment last October.
In a recent decision, Middlesex Superior Court Judge Kathe Tuttman, following a dangerousness hearing last month, ordered Glynn John, 28, of 31 Westford St., held without bail. John's next court date is a pretrial conference Feb. 20.
John has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon causing serious bodily injury (two counts), assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, assault with a dangerous weapon, assault and battery (three counts), intimidation of a witness, possession of a firearm without an FID card, possession of ammunition without an FID card, and possession with intent to distribute cocaine.
John was arrested Nov. 5, when U.S. marshals, armed with a Cambridge arrest warrant, followed John from Tewksbury along Interstate 495 before arresting him in Littleton. Tewksbury and Littleton police departments, along with the State Police, assisted in the arrest.
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Kontz alleges the abuse culminated the weekend of Oct. 19, when John came home from a party with a friend and demanded the victim get off the couch so his friend could sleep there. When the victim refused, John allegedly picked her up and carried her to her bedroom, throwing her into a mirror, shattering the glass and cutting her leg, Kontz alleges.
The next day, the victim told a friend about the abuse. The friend in turn told John, who assaulted the victim again for telling other people he was violent, Kontz alleges. John allegedly punched the victim in the face, threw her down on the coffee table, choked her and put a handgun to her head, threatening to kill her, Kontz alleges.
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If you found the above sentence kind of confusing, or aren't exactly sure why Syria is fighting a civil war, or even where Syria is located, then this is the article for you. What's happening in Syria is really important, but it can also be confusing and difficult to follow even for those of us glued to it.
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Syria is a country in the Middle East, along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It's a little smaller than South Carolina and with a population about five times as large — 22 million. Syria is very diverse, ethnically and religiously, but most Syrians are ethnic Arab and follow the Sunni branch of Islam. Civilization in Syria goes back thousands of years, but the country as it exists today is very young. Its borders were drawn by European colonial powers in the 1920s.
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Shula's Steak House- Miami Beach Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(305) 341-6565
Hours of Operation:
Dinner Nightly: 6PM - 11PM
No Name Lounge: 4PM - 11PM
Happy Hour Daily 4PM - 7PM
Ladies' Night Thursday 4PM - 7PM
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Steak, Seafood, American
Executive Chef:
Alan Talbott
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Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
At Shula's we feature wine rooms designed for intimate social occasions or business groups and larger Hall of Fame rooms for private parties of 10 to 75 guests. Please contact us for more details.
Private Party Contact:
Alexis Rivero (305) 341-6500 x2884
Live Piano on Saturday 7PM - 10PM
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For all special event inquiries please contact Alexis Rivero, Business Development Manager at 305-341-6500 Ext 2884, or arivero@@alexanderhotel.com
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All of Coach Shula's guests receive complimentary valet parking
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The theme for Shula's Steak House is a virtual museum of the 1972 Miami Dolphins' 17-0 perfect season, the NFL's only unbeaten team. The décor includes pictures and game balls from the '72 season. The menus are hand painted on NFL footballs then personally hand signed by Coach Shula himself.
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Steaks served as ordered. Baked
potato was fresh and did not have that twice warmed over texture and was moist and served hot. Watch out for the side dishes, they serve at least 2 and are good!!! Only negative is that the dessert menu is pedantic"
Dined on 8/9/2014
Had the Miami Spice dinner deal
with the lobster bisque, NY Strip (10oz) and the cheesecake. All was outstanding. Service is excellent, as you would expect from a top-notch steak house."
Dined on 8/4/2014
When you splurge, you hope for
exceptional service and food. When you get waiters doubling as bartenders, and attendants doubling as waiters and sommeliers, you realize cutting corners and costs reduces what should be an excellent experience to merely a good one."
Dined on 7/26/2014
The food was delicious and the
service exceptional!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
My wife and I enjoy going Shula's
whenever there is one in the nearby vicinity. Our excursion to Shula's Miami Beach was a disaster. I had the Cowboy Ribeye, which arrived extremely tough to chew. The manager was kind enough to have it replaced, which arrived after my wife finished her meal. The remaining order included: charred, burnt grilled asparagus; the baked potatoes came out warm, hard, and the center barely cooked. My wife ordered wine to have with her dinner; never got it. The waiter paid full attention to one customer, note others. My checked arrived with full charges for the ribeye, filet mignon, wine, and no discounts. We will definitely not go back to Shula's Miami Beach."
Dined on 7/16/2014
Dined on 7/12/2014
If you want a steak, this is the
place. Had the medallions and served at correct temperature and the baked potato was hot and firm texture. We were a party of four and each had a different cut and all were served at correct level of doneness. If you want a steak properly prepared with fresh sides, this is your place. Staff very personable and knowledgeable. Could not have asked for a better experience."
Dined on 7/10/2014
Fantastic! I can't say enough
about all, including our most recent evening at Shula's on Miami Beach. What makes it a notch above the rest is the people. We look forward to many returns,"
Dined on 7/7/2014
We were greeted warmly by several
of the staff. We enjoyed some delicious cocktails in the bar before dinner. The bartender was engaging. We enjoyed talking with him. Dinner was delicious and the wait staff was very attentive and personable. The decor was vintage, warm and comfortable. Can't wait to go again!"
Dined on 6/15/2014
As I said in Trip Advisor, you
know you have a good steak when it's prepared without seasoning, and the natural flavor of the steak speaks for itself. My dinner was wonderful, and the roasted corn with bacon made the perfect complement to my steak."
Dined on 5/3/2014
Phenomenal steaks, cooked
perfectly, sides were just right & delicious.... and the key lime pie, I might give my right hand for that recipe."
Dined on 4/25/2014
Too expensive for what I got out
of it and the service was pathetic."
Dined on 4/24/2014
Slow service staff was very
unfamiliar with menu. I would not recommend for the price. There are a lot of good restaurants at better prices."
Dined on 4/24/2014
The setting is great, the service
excellent. The food was subpar this time. Prime Beef was overcooked, sides were less than usual in taste although portions were rather large in size."
Dined on 4/13/2014
Just as stated, atmosphere is
outstanding and Wilburn the "head coach" is an awesome person who made us feel very comfortable and welcome on our first visit. Will definitely return next time we're in Miami."
Dined on 4/5/2014
I thought this restaurant was very
good, the menu selection and presentation of the steaks was definitely the highlight of this dinner. However, the steak wasn't as flavourful as I had hoped, however the scallops and bacon wrapped shrimp were excellent."
Dined on 3/23/2014
This was our first time at Shula's
and definitely not our last. The service, food, and experience was just outstanding I would say better than Ruth Chris"
Dined on 3/17/2014
Did not live up to the hype food
wise ...service was good though"
Dined on 3/1/2014
The service started out great and
went downhill. I asked for another glass of wine when our food was delivered but did. It receive it until I was almost finished eating. I also asked 3 times. Everything was very good except the steak. It was mediocre. The ambience is very old world steak house which is find of fun today. I asked some stats about football other than Don Shula's perfect season and no one knew the answers. My main question was who was the quarterback that season. Someone on the staff should have known that!"
Dined on 2/28/2014
Me and my family we use to go to
Morton's when we are in the States but we wanted to try a new one. I have to say that unfortunately it was a bad experience to change use. A part from the service food is not as good as Morton's. Meet was to cooked when we asked for a rare done and for that price it was not acceptable. I'm sure I will never come back."
Dined on 2/25/2014
We arrived at 845 pm and there was
no one to talk to to be sited till 3 min later a lady shows up, were not sited till 20 min after and we're told to sit at the bar. Where there was no bar tender for 15 of the 20 we waited. Service was great. But we order appetizers and took almost an hr to show up and the main course well we didn't get it till 1030pm so it was a very bad experienced and I did not expect so bad timing with food."
Dined on 2/22/2014
This is not the first time for my
wife and I to visit Shula's. We went once before in "off season" and it was very quiet and the service was magnificent. Forward to "in season". A very different world. Very crowded, noise level high and service was very good but not excellent. The food as always was magnificent and the portions huge. The manager stopped by to chat with us and it was a pleasant conversation. Everyone was working very hard to produce the type of service required for a pricey establishment. For those who have had an experience where the service was slow within the past few weeks, I must say, if you want fast food, go to McDonalds; if you want magnificent food dine at Shula's."
Dined on 2/22/2014
the person that handled
reservation at the door seemed disinterested the help-we waited 1/2 hour to be seated, service was poor--wait between courses was slow-we hand to keep asked the waiter to remove dished. overall I would never come back to this restaurant."
Dined on 2/15/2014
This was my second trip to a
Shula's in the past 2 weeks - the other one was Shula 347 in Norfolk, VA. I think they have lost their way and are not the premium steak house they once were. Steak is average at best and not worth the premium price they're still charging. Bye Bye Shula's."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Decor- 80's green, with wood
paneling. Servers were not trained on fine dining techniques, not attentive at all. They almost seem confused, and did not communicate with each other. Was asked multiple times the same question by different team members. For the price I will go to BLT or Juvia. I am a local, and will not recommend. Food was ok, good cuts of meat, not seasoned very well though. One steak ordered med, was brought as wrong cut first time, sent back, in an effort to rush a new one was sent. Temp on the rushed cut was clearly med rare. A steakhouse that can't cook steaks or season them for that matter, is a no go. Choose another steakhouse please."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Not a good experience this time at
all! Food was good, but service was off the charts bad."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Food was great. Waiter seemed to
be in a hurry to get us to order. Once we placed our order he got an attitude and was rarely seen. Then added a 19% tip to the bill."
Dined on 2/14/2014
2/13 was excellent, however, 2/14
was awful. For a Ceasar salad my guest and I were served 2 plates of chopped lettuce and were told they were out of anchovies additionally there was no dressing. Why we were not told prior to serving I do not know?"
Dined on 2/13/2014
Shula's is great, we went to the
Miami Beach location and it could not be better! As a life long Morton's customer I am saying good bye to Morton's forever"
Dined on 2/13/2014
Shula's is still celebrating the
1972 Miami Dolphins championship season which is no surprise given the age and feel of this location. When you first arrive you have to meander through your 'grandparents' apartment building to find the restaurant on the mezzanine at the back of the hotel. The decor is so 1980's which suits the restaurant if you are still celebrating the 1972 season. The food was "eh" and not as good as BLT which was near our hotel. it is a $15 cab ride from Miami Beach and takes about 15 minutes to wait for a taxi back. Do yourself a favor and only go there to celebrate your grandparents 50th Wedding Anniversary. They will enjoy it especially if they live upstairs."
Dined on 2/4/2014
If you are looking for a great
meal without all the hype of contemporary purple chairs, red walls and over priced tapas and bad drinks then you want to go to Shulas. I sometimes join friends to all of these trendy places and spend as much or more than what I spent at Shulas for an amazing ambiance, wonderful service and delicious food. The food and service and service speaks for itself. If you're in the mood for a delicious steak dinner, don't think it about too long, you'll find it at Shulas."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Excellent food and service.
Everything is ALS carte on the menu and it was a little pricy."
Dined on 1/29/2014
We had a Gilt City certificate and
were given a special menu to order from. When we ordered, I asked about some of the cuts. Other Shula's locations/steakhouses have done a fine job of this. My waiter shrugged. Later on, we saw a cart being rolled to other tables to show the various cuts of meat to them before they ordered. Maybe Gilt City customers don't get this kind of service. service. Wine- Meh Calamari fries- Too thick. Not enough fry. Meh. Caesar salad- Heavy dressing, but tasty Potato gratin- Very good. Porterhouse- Fatty and rare even though I ordered medium rare definitely rare. Trio of creme brulee with peanut brittle- Yum. It was the highlight of the meal Service- Slow, unfriendly"
Dined on 1/20/2014
Visited Shula's to celebrate New
Year's Eve while vacationing in Miami Beach. When we arrived for reservation, was told it could be awhile before we would be seated. Had drinks in bar while waiting, however, bar was understaffed and two of us never got change after paying for our drinks. After getting seated 40 minutes later than our reservation time, the waiter was not welcoming or friendly. We asked to have two separate checks when we ordered and he would not accommodate us. When food arrived, one order was completely missing and one steak was overdone, therefore two of us ended up eating after the rest of our group was finished. It was a very expensive dinner for a disappointing night and food was only average. I would not recommend."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Came on New Years Eve the service
was fantastic very helpful and attentive, food was excellent especially the steak and the 7 layer cake <3. Next time we are in Miami we will definitely come back and would recommend to friends and family."
Dined on 12/31/2013
I love Shula steak house, I've
been many times but this was the first trip for my girlfriend and it lived up to every expectation thank you for making a dinner a memory for us forever."
Dined on 12/25/2013
We really enjoyed our dining
experience at Shula's on Collins Ave in South Beach, Miami. We dined at 6:30pm. The main dining room had very few customers at that time. We had the definite impression that we would have received the same high quality of service even if the room were filled. The service was very good and the food was excellent. We look forward dining at a Shula's again soon."
Dined on 12/17/2013
Fantastic quality of meat,
unparalleled in any way. Very professional service"
Dined on 12/7/2013
Food was outstanding but drink
service delayed and waiter must listen then write it down and then delver what was ordered and then perform an auto fix if something is wrong ... example the couple with us asked to share a wedge salad a single wedge was delivered with two dishes having the couple cut and transfer the wedge along with the dressing.... when brought to the waiter's attention it should have triggered an immediate removal and return with it split for them not defend what was delivered .... very small issues experienced with timeline of various services drinks, food, dessert etc however great steaks and sides .... :-)"
Dined on 11/27/2013
Ambiance was gloomy. We had the
BBQ shrimp app, 4 Ribeyes, 1 Filet, 2 sides of mashed & 1 steak fries. Not impressed at all. Steaks were plain-no flavor, no seasoning & not tender. The mashed were the blandest we have ever had--like they came out of a box. No one came back to ask how are meals were. We added choc lava cake, key lime pie & crème brulee for Dessert (all good), 1 glass of wine 1 beer & water. Our meal was just over $422 and was a HUGE disappointment. They only thing that would turn this experience into a good one, would be a refund! We wont go back--ever! (Last Monday we had almost the identical meal at one of our hometown restaurants...bread, appetizer, 4 Ribeyes, potatoes & salads. It was just over $100 & was phenomenal.)"
Dined on 11/23/2013
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