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Strip House - Las Vegas
- Address:
3667 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109Neighborhood:
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Strip House - Las Vegas
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.striphouse.com/
- Phone: 7027375200x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
A word from Strip House - Las Vegas
Strip House Steakhouse at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, now part of BR Guest Hospitality, offers an innovative approach to American classics with prime cuts of beef charred to perfection, signature side dishes, an extensive wine list and the famed 24-layer chocolate cake. The space, designed by architectural visionary David Rockwell, is a mélange of sultry silks, rich leathers, rosy lighting and siren red walls. Exclusive 1900's era black and white photographs of the original Studio Manasse Collection dress the walls. Strip House Las Vegas is a great venue for birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties and business functions.Continued
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Strip House - Las Vegas reviews from OpenTable diners
95 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (57)romantic (46)fit for foodies (34)good for groups (24)notable wine list (21)late-night find (14)hot spot (13)vibrant bar scene (5)neighborhood gem (5)great for lunch (3)great for brunch (2)great for outdoor dining (1)scenic view (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Delish!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014This is now my favorite! The service as great and the food was excellent!Special Features:
- IncredibleOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014We had what was probably the best meal we've ever had in our lives. We also spent more on that meal than we ever had before, but it was worth every penny.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Superb!brooksryanDined on 8/29/2014My third time to visit and I will continue to do so more each time I'm in Vegas. It's such good food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was amazing!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/28/2014My experience at the strip house was amzaing, i loved having gentlemen cater to my needs, it was refreshing. Most places where i ate had waitress with a dress code for short dresses and cleavage. They were attentative and treated us (me, mom and aunty) with the utmost respect. I have suggested to friends and family to eat at your establishment when they vacation at Las Vegas. It was mom's birthday, my aunty went to the little girls room our waiter asked my aunt what my moms name was and while my mom and I were discussing if we should see the dessert menu our waiter showed up with a 26 layer chocolate cake with a lite candle wishing mom a happy birthday. It was a fitting ending to mom's 65th birthday :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprise at Planet Hollywood!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014The food here was quite good and relatively inexpensive given that it's a steakhouse in Vegas. As entrees we had the filets and lobster which were perfectly prepared. The sides were potatoes Romanoff and creamed spinach with bacon, both outstanding. The service was excellent but the kitchen was slow. Took 40 minutes to see food. This was odd since the place was only 15 per cent full. Still, the food was worth the wait.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sarah's 30thxtravelagentBDined on 8/27/2014The food was excellent. The service was outstanding. John was our waiter and he helped us with our decisions. I would go there again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Great Experience!Anthony1022Dined on 8/26/2014This is the 6th or 7th time I have dined at the Strip House in Las Vegas, and I must say that this experience was the best yet! Service was excellent, the meal was wonderful, and the atmosphere was terrific. It was a birthday dinner for my girlfriend and the waiter brought a free piece of chocolate cake to the table with a lit candle for her. It was such a romantic dinner. Thanks for making that night memorable for us!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Strip House is our favorite!KellemarsalisDined on 8/26/2014We visited the Strip House for the fifth year in a row while visiting Las Vegas. It never disappoints. We absolutely love it. The steaks are amazing and the macaroni and cheese is a must. I highly recommend this restaurant for romantic dinner, a group of friends or just about everything in between.Special Features:
- Poor Experience on Choice of FoodKathiDined on 8/24/2014Salmon Should NOT be paired with cauliflower. The salmon was good but not the mixture of vegetables that the salmon was resting on.
- Good Steak10yearanniversaryDined on 8/23/2014Food is very good and would recommend the steak. They apply a salt & pepper crust which adds a fantastic touch. Good selection of vegetables and the serving staff are very knowledgeable of the menu & specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cooked to Perfection!TwinCitiesDined on 8/23/2014As a group were ordered a mix of seafood (lobster and salmon) along several filets of different cooking preferences. Our rare, med-rare and well done (yes, I know) requests were all perfect. The seafood textures were also spot-on. We came in with high expectations and were not disappointed! The service by Brian was also wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Empty place, but good steakEatery84VIPDined on 8/20/2014Place was basically empty at 9 pm, so a little weird, but steak was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Chocolate Cake in VegasOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/18/2014We had dinner somewhere else and at the last minute decided to have dessert here because of TripAdvisor's suggestion that Strip House's chocolate cake was the best in Las Vegas. Their review was absolutely correct. It took my fiancé and I three days to eat this piece of heaven.Special Features:
- Las Vegas GemFoodieinCLEDined on 8/18/2014Totally enjoyed our dinner here. Bartender was exceptional - food and service as well. The crabcake scrumptious appetizer along with beet salad! While this is a steak house - I enjoyed the salmon. We topped it off with Baked Alaska, fabulousSpecial Features:
- Nice place for a special dinnerAiramairDined on 8/16/2014We had dinner in Strip house on the birthday of my husband. The steaks are really great although the choice is not great. Side dishes are perfect. And after all they are bringing you extremely huge piece of chocolate cheesecake - we couldn't make it. Definitely recommend the placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SteakMonaLisa2323Dined on 8/16/2014My steak was dry and tasteless. The lobster bisque had no lobster in it nor any flavor.Special Features:
- Excellent Surprise!dining4funDined on 8/15/2014Great food...filet and lobster was fabulous! Absolutely loved the creamed spinach. Will definitely go back when visiting Vegas again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't waste your moneyPoohbearDined on 8/15/2014Very over expensive, eat outside the hotel in the mall. Better quality, service and food at the mall, people who want you there, very dark, loads of pictures on the wall but could not see them.
- Strip HouseHouckfamDined on 8/13/2014This was our 2nd visit to Strip House, and it was just as great as our first visit. The service is exceptional--they really know the menu, and offer great suggestions. The food is wonderful, and the cocktail menu always has something fun to try. We will definitely go back each time we're in Vegas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingJoe18705Dined on 8/12/2014When I go to a steakhouse, I go for the steak. The filet I had here could very well be the best steak I ever had...ever!! No joke. It was amazing. Melted in our mouth. We had a great time. The waiter was very personable, the wine list is nice, the side dishes were delicious. It is worth the trip.Special Features:
- Excellent Food/ServiceVegas4foodDined on 8/10/2014After reading reviews about strip house, I was looking forward to it. We had a reservation at 7. When we arrived we were seated immediately. There was only a couple tables full. The food was the best I've had in vegas yet. The side orders are big enough to split between 3 people. Our server was very quick, and very knowledgable about the wine list. I would recommend this resturant to anyone looking for a nice dinner out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steaks, nice atmosphere...butpdxsbDined on 8/7/2014The meal and service was wonderful, however, the atmosphere would be much better if they asked guests to silence their phones before entering. An otherwise lovely dinner was disturbed by a woman's constant text tones.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food. Best ever!RoryDined on 8/3/2014Very good food! Best we can ever recall eating! Great flavor in everything. Steaks were great. Potatoe side dish was fantastic. Sauce for Asparagus and pasta sauce were both phenomenal. Even the bread and appetizers were great tasting. Too good to be true.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- momknowsbestDined on 8/1/2014The food was delicious, the service was attentive i.e. great! The prices were worth the occasion. Thank you for a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Strip HouseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/31/2014A simply outstanding place to go for that special occasion - and / or for a meal that's a cut above the rest. It's quiet, it's mood-ambient, meaning dimmed lights, with lush burgundy interior. A place to go when you want that meal with wine and quiet conversation. It's not cheap, - but you certainly get what you pay for. It was quite simply the best prepared, and best tasting rib-eye that I have ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- grittyshakerVIPDined on 7/25/2014Strip House is a solid choice (at the very least). The lobster bisque with couscous and a dollop of creme fraiche was outstanding, my filet was perfectly cooked and the goose fat potatoes were a new twist on an old starch. Planet Hollywood may not have the cachet of some its Strip neighbors (Aria, Bellagio, etc.) but Strip House doesn't take a back seat to any of those resorts' steakhouses.Special Features:
- Fantastic dinnerVegassuperb60Dined on 7/20/2014Brett was excellent waiter bus boy all deserts were amazing food excellent. Drinks excellent.Special Features:
- Good but not greatbramageDined on 7/20/2014The Striphouse was good, but not great and considering the price, that is big a disappointment. The garlic bread was sitting in a blue cheese fondeu which neither of us remember seeing on the menu. The caesar salad was good, although very large. As for the main courses, they were very uneven. I got the 12 ounce filet ordered medium rare and it was good, but not great. It was cooked well enough although the crusting they used was right on the edge of overpowering the steak itself. My girlfriend got the steak and lobster special ordered medium and her entire entree was overcooked to some extent. The lobster was over to the point of being rubber like and the steak was medium well. The deserts were very good, but HUGE.Special Features:
- SuperbFood1VIPDined on 7/19/2014Satisfaction guaranteed, hostess, waiter, servers, and management were great, my partner and I felt comfortable and loved the menu and how it was presented to us.. My steak delicious, his Seabass wonderful, even my chiwhawha got leftovers and he was excited!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/15/2014We have been going to the Las Vegas Strip House every year for our anniversary for the last 7 years. The chateaubriand, service and ambiance were wonderful the first year, and we continue to travel to Las Vegas to enjoy our special occasion there all the way from Olympia WA. We've taken friends with us on occasion and recommended it to others. It is still a wonderful experience we will return to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic foodPikeJJDined on 7/14/2014From the appetizer to dessert which was 24 layer chocalate cake this place was fabulous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth itBri224Dined on 7/12/2014We had order issues witch some how turned in to receiving a ($90.00+) 24oz steak for two, this order was for two skinny women, they wanted to split a 14 oz steak. The steak was not very good and the other steak ordered was burned and had a horrible flavor. The only thing that was up to par was the cream spinach. Would not recommend to anyone.
- Unbelievable surf and turf specialPoohFoodieDined on 7/11/2014Great food and wonderful experience. One of the best meals I've ever had in my life.Special Features:
- Fabulous steak!Gaga4foodDined on 7/7/2014The Caesar salad is the real deal and the steak is so good! Great cut with salt and pepper rub charred to perfection. Don't be afraid to try the house sauce. Looks like catsup but is surprisingly good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesomenessjk46hawaiiDined on 7/4/2014This is a great steak house with great food and very exceptional service I really enjoyed having dinner here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really decent restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/4/2014For the price on the menu you can't beat it. Food was good pizza was huge! Will be using this place when we come backI would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellence at the Strip HouseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/2/2014My wife and I had an excellent dinning experience at the Strip House. The wait staff was very attentive but not overly attentive. The 8oz filet was cooked perfectly. The baked chicken melted in our mouths. Vegetables were fresh and cooked with just the right amount of seasoning. Great wine list. We will visit again when back in Vegas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful celebration spotGAPeachDined on 6/29/2014Took our dad there for his 79th brithday celebration with the "kids" on a Sunday night. Ate in the bar -- it was perfect. Not too crowded or noisy - the food was over the top fabulous! Wine choice -- great. We loved everything -- this is our third trip to Striphouse during our Vegas weekends and we'll do it again, for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unfortunately so-soDivaEatsDined on 6/21/2014I hope that it was just a bad night for them. Our meal was very average,the meat was extremely over seasoned, I had to send back my lobster for rubber consistency, cold and no flavor. However, the sides were wonderful so like I said before maybe they were just having a bad night in the kitchen.Special Features:
- pleasantly surprisedmajorettefoodieVIPDined on 6/19/2014We were heading to the Meat Loaf show and decided to grab a cocktail first. We stopped into the Strip House. I had a wonderful glass of Shiraz and my partner had a Mojito, both very tasty. We asked to peruse the menu while sipping on drinks at the bar and decided to make reservations for after the show. I had the veal chop that was over the moon and my guest had the Chilean Sea Bass. Did not disappointed at all - they were both terrific and I would strongly recommend anyone to take a walk on the wild side to enjoy a wonderful dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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RALEIGH — Hearts crumbled like stale bread the day they sold Harris Teeter. Spirits drooped like an old banana. Faith took on the joyless face of a VIC card torn in half and dropped in a parking lot puddle.
I found my wife alone in the kitchen, weeping into the sink. Tears fell on the kiwi she was peeling.
Kroger bought Harris Teeter, she wailed, a gush of emotion that can only come when the final straw snaps, when the Powers That Be take something that truly matters.
Theres nothing more personal than a grocery store, not even a barber. Losing one feels like losing a leg. More 12 legs, packaged together and suitable for grilling.
Harris Teeter was local, a neighbor, owned and operated in North Carolina. The staff wore name tags that showed the year they were hired many of them going back into the last century. You recognized the guy behind the fish counter, and the woman pricing ground beef and the man who scans your vegetables and never has to ask the difference between collards and kale.
This sale hurts more knowing that from now on, the Teeter ultimate guidance will come from Ohio Buckeye vengeance for North Carolina claiming the Wright Brothers.
The Kroger brass insists nothing will change. But after 20 years in newspapers, Ive heard more than a few out-of-town CEOs make that promise. One in particular comes to mind.
I came to this state from Maryland almost 20 years ago, and where Im from, the grocery stores are named Safeway or Foodway or Eatway. Nobody puts a real persons name on a supermarket, especially not a friendly, melodious name like Harris Teeter. It rhymes with Derek Jeter, and the store struck me as being just as reliable, consistent and clean as the Yankee shortstop.
Kroger might be a real persons name, but to me, it sounds like somebody introducing himself with a mouthful of ham sandwich.
Theres nothing wrong with Kroger. Its much cheaper to shop there. Ive got a sky-blue rewards card in my wallet right now. I go to the store at Six Forks and Wake Forest roads probably once a week.
But theres nothing special about it, either. Kroger feels like a store that has 2,400 others just like it.
Harris Teeter is the store for people with tomato sauce slopped on the pages of their cookbooks people who want a kick out of dinner.
You never have to hunt for leeks or bok choy. Theyve always got four different kinds of shrimp, including those with the heads still on. They sell plain seltzer water in cans my favorite, dull as it sounds. Theyve got something like 20 brands of coffee at least two of which are always on sale.
Im not a food snob. I eat Nabs and microwave burritos. But I appreciate a Harris Teeter onion, big as a softball.
But most important, Harris Teeter always felt like a place in tune with your life.
In Fayetteville, when I was 27, all the young reporters flocked to the Teeter at midnight on Saturday, stocking up on beer before the Sunday Blue Laws kicked in. You know. Just in case.
In Raleigh, as a 40ish parent, I promise my 6-year-old boy he can ride in the big green cart with a pair of steering wheels. He gets a cookie from the Cookie Dragon and a balloon from the Balloon Corral.
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A man suspected of robbing a Rutherford County market on Thursday was arrested within 14 minutes of the crime after an alert clerk jotted down the license plate number of the getaway car.
Jonathan Ownby, 31, of Esquire Court, was charged with aggravated robbery of Lascassas Market after being apprehended at his home, said Detective Jim Tramel.
Detective Sgt. Dan Goodwin said Ownby fled the market with cash and a package of cigarettes.
As the suspect left, the clerk wrote down the license plate number of the getaway car and gave the information to a deputy. Dispatch gave deputies the owner's name and address.
A detective responded quickly to the address where he found a car matching the description of the suspect's car parked at his home on Esquire Court off Compton Road.
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A Tucson woman is running for the Arizona House of Representatives and making history.
Amanda Simpson is head of advanced and special programs at Raytheon. KOLD News 13 introduced you to her three years ago, when she went public with her sex change. Now, Simpson is set to be the first transsexual in the nation to win a primary.
Simpson doesn't want her gender to take away from her plans for the future of Arizona. Her political platform includes improving education, dealing with Arizona's explosive population growth, and affordable healthcare.
But politics can get dirty. And Simpson says she plans to stay away from the mud slinging by sticking to the issues.
"The issues that affect this state that are important to this district, that are crucial to this county have nothing to do with my gender," she says.
Simpson is unopposed in the September 7th Democratic primary election for District 26. She'll become the first openly transgender candidate nominated for state office by a major political party in the united states.
"But that's not why I'm running," she says.
Simpson wants to bring change through affective leadership. In addition to her Raytheon position, she's an airline transport pilot and a certified flight instructor. Now she's expanding her wings into the sometimes vicious ring of politics.
"I certainly don't deny what I am. If they want to alert the world that I'm a transgendered person that's fine. I'm not going to deny that."
Simpson says legislators have not been making good decisions, trading away Arizona's future with short-sighted decisions.
But are Arizonans ready for a transexual candidate? Simpson believes they are, and she's counting on their vote.
Simpson has a tough race ahead of her. She's one of four candidates vying for two seats in district 26. She's up against incumbent Republicans Steve Huffman and Pete Hershberger and Democrat Martin Drozdoff.
All four will advance to the general election when voters will vote for only two of them.
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[Rep. Waxman, D-CA]: This bill will cripple National Public Radio, public radio stations, and programming that is vital to over 27 million Americans. We are now voting to deny the public access to one of our Nation's most credible sources of news coverage. This bill does not save a penny. This legislation does not serve any fiscal purpose, but it does serve an ugly ideological one. This legislation is not about reforming NPR. It is about punishing NPR. It is vindictive, it is mean-spirited, it is going to hit the smallest stations in rural areas particularly hard. Public radio is indispensable for access to news that's hard to get, especially where broadband service is limited.
Congressional Summary:Stop Online Piracy Act or SOPA (in the Senate, Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act or the PROTECT IP Act, or PIPA) :
OnTheIssues Notes: SOPA and PIPA, proponents claim, would better protect electronic copyright ("IP", or Intellectual Property). Opponents argue that SOPA and PIPA would censor the Internet. Internet users and entrepreneurs oppose the two bills; google.com and wikipedia.com held a "blackout" on Jan. 18, 2012 in protest. An alternative bill, the OPEN Act was proposed on Jan. 18 to protect intellectual property without censorship; internet businesses prefer the OPEN Act while the music and movie industries prefer SOPA and PIPA.
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Join us at Bloody Elbow for live results, play-by-play, and commentary of the entire UFC on Fuel 10 event today from Brazil. The event will kick off with six preliminary card fights followed by a main card featuring six bouts. The prelims will be streamed live on Facebook, and that stream kicks off at approximately 5pm ET/2pm PT. They flip things over to Fuel TV at 8pm ET/5pm ET for the main card. This post will cover the main card.
The main event of tonight's card sees the coaches of the Ultimate Fighter Brazil 2 facing off. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Fabricio Werdum will meet for the second time, with Werdum looking to avenge a 2006 loss in Pride.
Be sure to share your thoughts in the comments as the event progresses.
Round 1 - Wilkinson turned down a glove tap to start. As soon as Jason opened up to strike, he got taken down. Jason locked up a triangle, and that was a wrap. Wow, that was quick. Rony Jason defeated Mike Wilkinson by technical submission (triangle choke), 1:24 of round 1
Eddie Mendez vs. Daniel Sarafian
Round 1 - Mendez connected first with an inside leg kick. Sarafian responded with a nice combo and a jab. They tied up against the cage and Sarafian landed a trip takedown. Sarafian looks to have an arm triangle set up, and he does. He went to mount and choked him out. Wow. Two quick subs in a row. Daniel Sarafian defeated Eddie Mendez by submission (arm triangle choke), 2:20 of round 1
Round 1 - High missed with a leg kick and a head kick. Silva caught a kick and they scrambled for position on the ground. Silva got High's back and transitioned to an armlock. And High tapped! Wow. He locked up a triangle as well, but the armbar is what got the tap. That was pretty awesome. Erick Silva defeated Jason High by submission (armbar), 1:11 of round 1
Rafael Cavalcante vs. Thiago Silva
Round 1 - Feijao came out throwing and connecting with the right. Silva responded with leg kicks. Solid body shots from both men. Both men missed with big shots. Big combo from Silva, but Feijao took it well. Silva went back to the leg kicks.Sick spinning elbow landed for Cavalcante, but Silva came right back with his own strikes. Silva landed a big left and a big leg kick. Cavalcante looked to be slowing down a bit, and Silva stayed on him with kicks and combinations. Silva connected with a bunch of punches, and a right that crumpled Feijao to the mat! One more punch and it's over! Wow! Thiago Silva defeated Rafael Faijao by knockout, 4:29 of round 1
William Macario vs. Leonardo Santos
Round 1 - Patolino led with a leg kick. Santos landeda nice jab and clinched up. Patolino looked for a trip but couldn't get it, and they separated. Santos landed a nice shot but ate a combo in return. Macario dragged Santos to the mat against the cage. He backed out of Santos' guard, then jumped back in. Patolino opened up with punches and seemed to stun Santos briefly. Santos got up with 70 seconds in the round. Santos connected with a leg kick. Patolino with a nice knee up the middle. Santos went for a judo throw but they ended up in an awkward position on the ground. 10-9 Macario
Round 2 - Macario landed a nice leg kick. Santos looked for the takedown but couldn't get it. Santos landed a big right, and Patolino looked a little bit tired. Santos with a nice knee in the clinch. Santos put some good strikes together. Patolino scored with a takedown. He moved it over to the cage and controlled position for a minute or so until Santos got up. Santos went for a takedown but Patolino grabbed the fence. He received a stern warning from Marc Goddard but he didn't take a point. Santos went back to striking and landed a couple of shots to Macario's chin. Santos hit a trip takedown and moved to mount with 75 seconds to go. He looked to lock up an arm triangle, but Macario defended. Santos looked to drop elbows. Macario rolled over, then back, and Patolino was suck in an arm triangle. He managed to survive for a while, but tapped out with 17 seconds to go in the round. Leo Santos is your Ultimate Fighter. Leo Santos defeated William Macario by submission (arm triangle choke), 4:43 of round 2
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Fabricio Werdum
Round 1 - Werdum started with a big leg kick, and another. Werdum threw Nogueira to the mat and tried to jump to mount, but Nog spun him back to guard. He passed to half and landed a hammer fist. Nog grabbled a leg and got up, but ate a knee in the process. Werdum landed a nice jab and a leg kick. Nogueira pressed forward with some punches and clinched up against the cage. Werdum spun away and landed a leg kick. Nog with a nice conbo and Werdum was a tad wobbly. Back to the clinch against the cage and some dirty boxing from both men. Werdum looked for a single but couldn't get it. Nogueira with a nice inside elbow. More inside boxing. 10-9 Werdum.
Round 2 - Werdum opens with a leg kick again. A jab, and three leg kicks from Werdum. Big right hand from Werdum. They both threw a few punches that missed against the cage. Back in the clunch and Werdum tried for a guillotine and got Nogueira down. Werdum looked for a kimura, then spun to pass. Werdum took his back and sank a hook. Werdum looked for an armbar, and he got it! I'm not sure if Nogueira tapped or not. Apparently it was a verbal submission Fabricio Werdum defeated Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira by submission (armbar), 2:41 of round 2


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Recently, the Rush Memorial Hospital Foundation awarded the first Wade Weston Scholarship to Lindsey Cornett. Lindsey presently works as a nurse in the RMH Sheehan Cancer Center. She is currently working on her master's degree in nursing, specializing in the field of Family Nurse Practitioner. This $500 scholarship is available to hospital employees that are pursuing a nursing or emergency medical services education.
A reception was held to award Lindsey Cornett the scholarship and meet the family of Wade Weston. Family members shared stories of his life and work and Lindsey shared her educational goals and dreams for the future.
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|She brought the fight back to the enemy
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Six years ago, on December 20 at 6:18 in the evening Oceanside PD Officer Karina Pina made a traffic stop at an intersection in an area well known for its history of gang violence and hostility toward police. At the time of Karina made the stop, it was getting dar.
Any cop worth their salt would know that a traffic stop in this neighborhood would require some form of cover. Neighborhood Policing Officer Danny Bessant, heard the stop go out and immediately rolled to provide Officer Pina cover. He arrived approximately four minutes later, got out of his car and stood on the "Thin Blue Line" with Karina as she approached the car and made contact with the driver. There were a total of six people in the car.
This was Danny's home turf and he had been working intensively to improve the quality life for the people who lived in the neighborhood. Officer Bessant had experienced some success, but he knew knew that danger and hazardsstill lurked around every corner for the cops who worked this tough area of the city.
Unfortunately Officer Pina and Bessant would not be alone for long. A gang member holding a rifle had already placed them both in his sights. He, along with two other gang members armed with handguns, were watching the officers from a distance.
They had murder on their minds.
Fifteen minutes after stopping the car, Officers Bessant and Pina were ambushed when the gang members started firing bullets at them. Within seconds the sounds of multiple bullet impacts struck against the cinder block wall that acted as a backdrop for the suspects as they watched the officers standing out in the open, silhouetted by the flashing emergency lights.
Muzzle flashes coming from a position behind the officers alerted Karina and Danny that they were under attack.
As Karina requested additional units, Danny Bessant was shot. Mortally wounded he crawled to a position of cover near the right front wheel of one of the police cars. Officer Pina told dispatch an officer had been shot. Returning fire, she risked her life to run to the aid of her partner all the while being shot at.
While she waited for cover to arrive, Karina Pina continued to provide protection for Danny, the six people in the car, and the man who was with her on a citizen ride-along.
When other officers arrived, Karina gave them a description of the suspects and pointed out the direction where they had fled. A perimeter was quickly established.
A massive door-to-door manhunt and extensive investigation followed. The suspects were later captured, tried, and convicted.
Sadly, Danny succumbed to his injuries. He died just hours after being shot.
More lives would have been lost were it not for Karina placing herself in harm's way and bravely returning fire.
She brought the fight back to the enemy and forced them to retreat. She addressed the threat of multiple gunmen while being fired upon, assisted a mortally wounded partner, and protected innocent civilians who were also in the line of fire.
Message from Matt: This December 20th, 2012 marks the 6th year since we lost Danny. "Lest we forget!" He is our 4th fallen officer. What a great solid guy! The city recently voted to name a bridge located in our downtown harbor area after Danny. He grew up in Oceanside and was an avid fisherman, recreationally using the harbor all the time. Both Karina and Danny are the very best that society has to offer as people as well as top notch cops, each in their own right.


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3.13/5 rDev -16.1%
Stopped in after hearing some rave reviews from some of the locals while staying in Soldotna.
Pros: Probably one of the better places to eat while in Soldotna and their beer is decent. Staff was very friendly.
Cons: Most beers were average as was the food. The wouldn't really accommodate food allergies (i.e. they would happily leave off ingredients, but would charge to substitute--which is a pain). The atmosphere is a little cheesy--like they tried to pull off a vintage style family friendly environment that is rustic, but kind of strange.
Bottom Line: Its worth a shot. Their Saison was very good and a couple beers were solid. If you are looking for the best drinks and food in Soldotna go to Buckets a few blocks away. After eating at St. Elias' we ate at Buckets twice during our trip.
07-11-2012 01:26:02 | More by TriggerFingers
3.35/5 rDev -10.2%
Makes it worth stopping in Slowdotna, on the way to Homer. the beers they have year round are pretty true to style, and they do make some very good seasonal, I'm a big fan of their barleywine. the atmosphere is a little hoity-toity, but the staff are always friendly, and they seem to love it when someone comes in who knows a thing or two about beer, regardless as to weather they meet some unspoken dress code or not. I'm not sure as to what the food is like as I've never tried it in the multiple times I've been here (it's the perfect spot to start hitchhiking north out of slowdotna from), but i've heard it's good. well worth a stop, even if it's just to snag a growler or two, and avoid the uppity vibe.
06-02-2010 16:53:58 | More by irishevans
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
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3.65/5 rDev -2.1%
Pulled up in here on the way back down to Homer from Denali after a morning at the Kenai Lake and just had to have a beer or two. Sat up at the bar with the lady and ordered a few, tasted a few, drank some beers, chatted for a bit.
They've got the sorta cool, sorta cheesy thing going with the old circus posters plastered in the bathrooms and "old" stuff smeared all over their walls. The place would do better trying to carve its own identity, but I get it, you gotta do what you think is right. Even if it's silly.
They had 8-10 on tap, ranging in styles. We just missed some vanilla porter thing (if I remember correctly) and were in between cool draft releases. Most of their beer was good, a few were decent, nothing done poorly. The food was pretty good bar food, the people were decent to us but wanted to chat Soldotna life with each other more. Its what it is..
Wish we'd brought a growler.
10-26-2010 06:28:04 | More by dragonWhale
3.84/5 rDev +2.9%
Soldotna/Kenai could arguably be one of the best beer towns in the USA, measured on a per capita basis. Two breweries that bottle/can (Kassiks and Kenai River), restaurants that seem to go out of their way to feature local/Alaska beer offerings, and the St Elias brewpub are all crammed into a smallish municipality that puts almost any similarly sized city (not counting suburbs) in the lower 48 to shame beer-wise. Granted you don't have any Three Floyds or Russian River equivalents here, but plenty of great stuff on hand, and you can tell the place is proud of what they have.
On our way to Homer my wife spotted the Fred Meyer and I simultaneously spied St Elias. We agreed to meet back at the car in 45 minutes...
The place was not busy mid-afternoon and I ordered the sampler flight of ten beers. Most were good, with the Williwaw IPA and Puddle Jumper Pale Ale being my favorites. The woman working the bar and local dudes sitting at the bar were all extemely friendly and by the time my wife stopped to pick me up I felt like I was saying goodbye to old friends. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.
07-15-2012 19:43:39 | More by coldriver
3.88/5 rDev +4%
Recently visited this place while out on the Kenai Peninsula. Overall it is a fairly good place. It has a rustic Italian/European feel on the inside with a unique American decor. It is fun to be able to see the pizza oven right as you walk in. You can watch them cook your food right up front.
I ordered a sampler of all their beers on tap and was impressed by the selection and the quality.
We were in at a slower time of day so it happened to be the bartender waiting on us at that time.
The menu is fairly small, mostly pizzas.
The service is very nice and the staff is knowledgeable. They are able to tell you about the beers availble there and actually know what they're talking about.
Overall it was an enjoyable experience for me and I would recommend visiting this establishment if you are in the area.
07-12-2009 02:12:33 | More by arnoldbrew
3.88/5 rDev +4%
This is an update on my initial review, which took place shortly after they opened. I am pleased to say that service has improved, beers seem to have been tweaked some and we actually bought a 5 gallon corny keg of their Williwaw IPA for the house. A very nice IPA. The menu is still a bit limited, but overall the food is good. They have added patio pavers to the back so there is now proper outdoor seating. They are also open for lunch now.
(July 2009)
(original review, 2008) We visited this place several times while we were at our campsite for the month of July. They are packed almost from the moment they open. This will change as the tourists leave for the summer and the brewpub is left with only local business. I'm sure locals will revel in this though.
It opened in June, 08. Needs to work out some kinks. Such as service time, maybe beer serving temps need to be revisited. They had some outdoor seating, but I think it was slapped together last minute to accommodate the crowds that have been turning up. Basically it's just a bunch of patio furniture placed on their back lawn. Too many small flying things around my head on one visit. I would expect a more permanent outdoor seating area for next summer, something concrete or stone perhaps? Sat inside for the other two visits. Inside decor is pretty funky, this took someone some time to do. Lots of faux brick and stucco work, cool decorations, very bright and open....and loud. Acoustics were sort of weird, could hear every conversation, but could not hear the music over these conversations.
All three times we went we waited for our initial beverages after ordering them longer than we felt was acceptable.
They have a nice sampler of their beers. I highly recommend getting this before choosing one of their beers to go with your meal. Most of the beers are thin in body. All of them are served waaaay too cold. Odd....there is no IPA on tap! I don't think I've ever been to a brewpub that didn't offer some version of an IPA! They fill growlers and kegs. Hopefully the off-season will allow them some experimentation time in the beer realm. I hope to see some winter/seasonal offerings.
Their menu is small, limited to brick-oven pizza, salads, calzone-style sandwiches, and a few desserts. Good to start small, I suppose.
We shared a green salad, big enough for two to share. The dressings were pretty good, maybe house made? Nothing extraordinary though, looked like spring green mix from Costco. A few tomato and cuke slices on it, a smattering of fresh mushrooms and red onions.
The pizza selections are creative, we had the Smokestack pizza on one trip and the Brewhouse (meaty) on another. Both are very good pizzas. The Smokestack went great with their Copperweizen, the Brewhouse was a match to their Irish Stout.
We thought the pizzas were very good. The crust was nice and thin, chewy, the pizzas were small, but totally sharable for two. The sauce was a little sweeter than I like, but good none the less.
Didn't try any of their desserts, but saw several being served and they looked good.
The servers need some beer education, especially when it comes to them describing each of the 7 tap selections! You want to jump in and correct them, but have to hold your tongue. The servers also need to be more time efficient. It just seemed like many of them had never waited tables before.
I'll chalk all of that up to the brewpub being new and getting on it's feet.
Totally great place to visit if you find yourself in Soldotna...considering that Soldotna has no other brewpub.
08-20-2008 15:51:31 | More by juzy
4/5 rDev +7.2%
07-09-2014 20:53:58 | More by lakersfan16
4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
Last visited December 2010.
I wanted to update my original (July 2009) review with some new developments over the last 18 month. St. Elias has installed more fermenters and additional taps, allowing them to typically have of their 8-10 beers on tap. The Owner/Brewer Zach Henry has purchased additional whiskey barrels and has begun serving cask-conditioned beers on special occasions, such as Firkin Fridays. He has also made something of a name for himself with blended beers, such as his Tin Hat Brown Ale.
They have also purchased the house next door to help alleviate the parking situation.
(Original Review)St. Elias opened in May 2008 and has consistently improved since then. The pizzas, sandwiches, and soups on the menu are excellent, the atmosphere is friendly, and they are now open for lunch, seven days a week. The decor is eclectic, with a cool concrete bar, a fireplace in the winter and seating outside on the patio in summer.
The beers have continued to improve as Brewer Zach Henry has gotten more familiar with his brewhouse. Usually there are 6 or seven beers on tap. His Williwaw IPA, Marathon Mild, and Even Keel Kolsch are especially good, not to mention he has begun aging special beers in whiskey casks.
St. Elias keeps moving from success to success and has become very popular with both locals and the summer tourists.
Growlers and party pigs available for take-out beer orders.
07-11-2009 01:06:19 | More by Reswald
St. Elias Brewing Company in Soldotna, AK
- out of 100 based on 9 ratings.


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Claimed by Buffalo and awarded off waivers from New England on Sept. 4, 2011... entered the NFL as a fifth-round (159th overall) draft choice of the Patriots in 2011.
• Vs. NE (9/8) and vs. CAR (9/15): Saw time at tight end and on special teams
• At NYJ (9/22): Made his first start of the season with the offense opening the game with a two tight end formation
• Vs. BAL (9/29): Started for the second game in a row and recorded a 28 yard catch-and-run in the third quarter - the longest reception of his NFL career
• At CLE (10/3): Made his third consecutive start with the team opening the game in a two tight end formation... also saw action on special teams
• Vs. CIN (10/13): Started for the fourth straight game... saw action at tight end and on special teams
• At MIA (10/20): Made his fifth straight start and made one catch for an 18-yard gain
• At NO (10/27): Started for the sixth straight game... saw action at tight end and on special teams
• Vs. KC (11/3): Started for the sevent straight game... saw action at tight end and on special teams
• At PIT (11/10): Made his eighth consecutive start at tight end... also saw time on special teams
• Vs. NYJ (11/17): Caught one pass for a one-yard gain in his ninth start of the year
• Vs. ATL (12/1): Made his 10th start on the season
• At TB (12/8): Hauled in one catch for seven yards, matching personal single-season best of four (2011 and 2012)
• At JAC (12/15): Made his 12th start on the season
• Vs. MIA (12/22): Caught one pass for a 24-yard gain
• At NE (12/29): Made his 14th start of the season
• Recorded the first two recieving touchdowns of his NFL career while playing in all 16 games and starting seven
• Caught one pass for a five-yard gain at NYJ (9/9)
• vs. KC (9/16): Made his first start of the season as the team opened up with a two tight end set
• At CLE (9/23): Saw action on offense and special teams
• vs. NE (9/30): Saw action on offense and special teams
• At SF (10/7): Saw action on offense and special teams
• At ARI (10/14): Saw action on offense and special teams
• vs. TEN (10/21): Saw action on offense and special teams
• at HOU (11/4): Saw action on offense and special teams
• at NE (11/11): Caught his second pass of the season for a five-yard gain
• vs. MIA (11/15): Started his second game of the season at tight end ... Played in the 20th game of his career ... Did not record any statistics
• at IND (11/25): Started for the second consecutive game ... Caught the first touchdown pass of his career on a one-yard pass from QB Ryan Fitzpatrick in the fourth quarter
• vs. JAC (12/2): Played, did not record any statistics
• vs. STL (12/9): Caught his second touchdown pass of his career in the third quarter on a two-yard pass from QB Ryan Fitzpatrick ... Started at tight end
• vs. SEA (12/16): Started at tight end, his fifth start of the season
• at MIA (12/23): Started at tight end, appearing in his 25th game in the NFL.
• vs. NYJ (12/30): Started at tight end, did not record any statistics
• At KC (9/11), vs. OAK (9/18) and vs. NE (9/25): Inactive
• Made his NFL and Buffalo Bills debut at CIN (10/2), but did not record any statistics
• Recorded his first career special teams tackle vs. PHI (10/9) and saw action as a blocking tight end
• Posted a tackle on special teams at NYG (10/16)
• Saw action, but did not record any statistics vs. WAS (10/30), vs. NYJ (11/6) and at DAL (11/13)
• Inactive at MIA (11/20)
• Made first career NFL start at NYJ (11/27), did not record any statistics
• Totaled three catches - the first of his NFL career - for 11 yards vs. TEN (12/4)
• Started in place of TE Scott Chandler at SD (12/11), making one catch for a zero gain
• Made third start of season at TE vs. MIA (12/18)... left the game in the second half with a ankle injury and did not return
An All-Conference USA selection at tight end his senior year…Finished his career at Marshall with 75 catches for 791 yards
• 2009: w/ Marshall: Nominated for the Allstate Good Works Team and a candidate for national honors in 2010...named honorable mention All C-USA last season despite playing along-side Mackey Award Semi-Finalist Cody Slate who is now with the Kansas City Chiefs...team captain who is a tremendous blocker and receiver...Smith finished 2010 with 23 catches for 335 yards with most of those totals coming after Slate suffered a season ending injury against Southern Miss.
• 2008: w/ Marshall… Started 7-of-12 appearances...outstanding blocker and receiver...finished sixth on the team in receptions (12) and receiving yards (89)...recorded six catches for 53 yards against Wisconsin...tallied two receptions for 15 yards against Memphis...registered two catches for a total of 10 yards against West Virginia...made two tackles.
• 2007: w/Marshall: Saw significant action in his first season with Marshall on special teams and at tight end...started along with Cody Slate in the New Hampshire game...caught two passes for nine yards in a backup role with Slate and senior Brian Shope...returned a short kickoff 10 yards at UCF and improved on his blocking throughout the season.
• 2006: w/Marshall: Sat out due to NCAA transfer rules…started collegiate career at Tennessee
Father, Daryle, played on the offensive line at the University of Tennessee and spent six years in the National Football League playing with the Cowboys, Browns and Eagles before spending four years in the CFL...received the Cam Henderson Scholarship in 2010 and double majored in psychology and criminal justice...Lee and his wife, Alisha, have two children - son Brody and daughter Amanda.


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