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Pepperoncini Sotto Restaurant & Bar Phoenixville
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184 Bridge Street
Phoenixville, PA 19460
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Pepperoncini Sotto Restaurant & Bar Phoenixville Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(484) 924-8429
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Wednesday: 4pm-2am
Friday-Sunday: 11:30am-2am
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Italian, Wine Bar, Mediterranean
Executive Chef:
Tom DeFruscio
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wine, Wine Bar
We specialize in off-site catering with delivery, set up, servers, and bartenders also available to make youre next catered event hassle free!
Private Party Facilities:
Pepperoncini Sotto has gorgeous private rooms for corporate functions, showers, rehearsal dinners, wine tastings, christening parties, bar/bat mitzvahs, etc. With the winning combination of amazing food and excellent service, Pepperoncini is the perfect venue to host your next special event!
Private Party Contact:
Heather (484) 924-8429
Live Music Thursdays and Fridays 7-10pm and Saturdays 8-11pm!!
Getting there
Cross Street:
Bridge and Main
Public Lot
Parking Details:
Metered lot directly outside of the restaurant. Street parking is also available for free with a two hour time limit.
A word from Pepperoncini Sotto Restaurant & Bar Phoenixville
Pepperoncini blends together our friendly, professional staff, beautiful décor, fantastic nightlife, and of course the finest, most delicious Italian cuisine.
Don't take our word for it. Experience Pepperoncini Sotto for yourself. Better yet, bring your family and friends and celebrate
the way Pepperoncini has perfected dining.
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Diner Reviews
Wait staff was very accommodating.
Took great care of the kids. Calamari appetizer was a bit overcooked. Portions quite large! A bit dark... could use a bit more lighting."
Dined on 8/2/2014
My partner and I dined at
Pepperoncini for lunch. We went on a holiday (July 4th), so it was relatively empty. The ambiance was enchantingly romantic and laid back and the wait staff were extremely attentive without being overwhelming. I had the crab cakes with the summer vegetables and the mister had the salmon with roasted potatoes. Both dishes were absolutely delicious! We did not want our meals to end. Also, the olive oil was superb! By its color and taste, we could tell that it was very fresh. I would highly recommend this spot."
Dined on 7/4/2014
Been here many times but this was
not the usual experience we have seen, the appetizer came out wrong, the chef did not know the special. The veal parmesan I had tasted like it was frozen and warmed up. My wife's dish of short ribs was very fatty with some sort of root vegetables smashed together. Did not complain because we had an out of town guest with us who thought the meal was good. Maybe it was because it was a Tuesday. NOT up to PAR plus service was veryyyyyyyyyy slow."
Dined on 6/17/2014
The food was average at best. The
atmosphere was extremely noisy as all of the noise from the bar flows into the dining room. It appeared that there was only 1 waiter for the entire dining room. While i give him credit for workig his butt off the service was extremely slow!! It took forever to him to take our order, get food, get drinks, and get the check. Especially since it seemed like there was at least 1 or 2 women, who appeared to be waitresses, just chatting with the hostess all night. I only saw them fill a water glass once or twice. I will not be going back nor do i recommend this place. There are so many good italian places around, dont waste your time with this one."
Dined on 6/7/2014
The food and service were so great
that I decided to have the rehearsal dinner for my wedding there. Portion size and taste is wonderful."
Dined on 6/1/2014
The dining room is very nice and
the bar area is inviting. However, the service was only fair as was the food. Our waiter seemed distracted and was extremely slow. There were only 2 of us dining that night and a group of 8 that came after us got their drinks before us and were giving their orders before we even got our cocktails. Considering this is primarily Italian, I was extremely disappointed in the red sauce/gravy. It was watery and didn't have much taste to it. I really wanted to like this restaurant since it's close to our home, but not sure I would return. "
Dined on 5/31/2014
My family went for Mothers Day
dinner at 3pm. Place was not that busy, as the brunch menu just ended. We were not to happy with the entrance to the restaurant which was down several steps. My mother 75, would have preferred a more direct access. The only other problem we had was with the lighting in the restaurant. It was too dark which is usually a red flag. The menu was difficult to read due to the lack of lighting. However, the service was very good and the food was delicious. Large portions and food was served hot! The dessert selection was fair but the coffee was cold.( hard to get a hot cup of coffee anywhere though). "
Dined on 5/11/2014
Our party of 7 received great
personal service on what is usually a very hectic day. Thanks."
Dined on 5/11/2014
Food was excellent, homemade, and
cooked to perfection. Service was great. They were very accommodating to our kids (2 and 6), even making homemade hobey mustard for my daughter."
Dined on 5/11/2014
While our food was good, it wasn't
outstanding. The service was very good; our server and additional helpers were prompt and courteous. The restaurant itself was nicely decorated which was reassuring because our first impression upon arriving wasn't all that promising because of the long set of stairs which take you below street level, which felt like we were walking down to the dungeon. "
Dined on 5/10/2014
Pepperoncini Sotto has become our
go-to Italian restaurant in Phoenixville. The food is always prepared well, always served hot, always tasty, always reasonably priced. The wait staff is attentive without being obtrusive. The beer and wine list is plentiful. No one goes away hungry. We'll go back again and again. "
Dined on 4/19/2014
This is one of my favorite
restaurants. I love the scallops and the risotto here. The wine list is also very good with big pours."
Dined on 4/17/2014
Restaurant is down below a small
hotel, so you don't really know it's there. Great parking. Contemporary feel but small and cozy. Food and service were terrific!"
Dined on 4/13/2014
The list is too long to mention.
Servers were polite but SLOW! They also promised to bring things to the table that never came (bread, olive oil, butter, etc.). Sat there for 2 hours, should have been done in 1/2 the time, it wasn't that busy."
Dined on 4/12/2014
Thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
Casual dining, friendly atmosphere, good food at reasonable prices"
Dined on 4/11/2014
On an invite from some friends, we
made a reservation for 8 people at 6:30pm on a Sunday evening. Went there for their "Red Sauce Sunday" promotion: a choice of 8 entrees with a house salad for $15 each and $5 glasses of house white or red. Service was pleasant but very slow (I'm not sure how much of the fault lies with the server or with the management having too few servers but it was slow). No bread was offered to the table but I saw other tables with bread/butter/olive oil so I know it was available. The drinks (4 reds, 4 whites) took FOREVER to arrive as did the refills. Food was just average and it took ~3 hours to eat. Might give it another try but probably not... I wish I could give a better review but just can't, sorry."
Dined on 3/23/2014
We went to this restaurant for the
first time and I think out of everything, our service and waiter was exceptional. Also, we had a table in a room that was well laid out and very comfortable. There was a lot of space and we were not very close to other tables which can be the case in many of the other Phoenixville restaurants. Either set up is fine but I think this type of privacy is better for special occasions for a couple. The food was very good but I have to be honest that I am not an expert critic when it comes to italian. All of our dishes were fresh, hot, and the servings were reasonable. Wine and beer selection was complete and there was something for everyone in our group. We will definitely go back"
Dined on 3/22/2014
Had a good time dining with
another couple last Saturday night. Food is good, prices are reasonable. Pace of service was appropriately leisurely, price for 4 with one drink each was 145 not including tip, noise level and distractions weren't at all an impediment to conversation. A nice place to go in Downtown Phoenixville. We've also had dinner there in the summer and enjoyed the outdoor seating; another good reason to go to Pepperoncini!"
Dined on 3/22/2014
We have are here a few times now
and absolutely love their menu. The wine list is good and it seems like there is a lot of specialty cocktails too. The music playing is usually very chill and true oldies classics, and usually also an acoustic performer at night. Would recommend the risotto estivo, the mozzarella dimes app, penne alla vodka, the wise guys pizza and don't forget to check out their daily specials."
Dined on 3/21/2014
Dinner was on a Wednesday night so
their wasn't a lot of people at the restaurant. Food was excellent, service really good. Would definitely recommend it."
Dined on 3/19/2014
We enjoyed our dinner very much.
The food and service was excellent."
Dined on 2/22/2014
We were disappointed with our
dinner. Changes have taken place since we last ate there. Seated at an uncomfortable near the door. High traffic area and cold drafts. Selection of small plate entrees were gone with one exception-a special. Arugula salad was not edible. I love arugula but could not eat this salad. Way too many bitter tastes and nothing to balance the bitter bite. My guest felt the same. Used to have a salad that I LOVED. Entrees were average. Staff was friendly and did comp the salads. Probably will not return."
Dined on 2/21/2014
They have great food and a great
atmosphere! We love the menu! What more do you need?"
Dined on 2/16/2014
this was my 2nd visit here, and
the experience was a bit frustrating this time. They had a limited menu for Valentines day, but this was the Sunday after the holiday, disappointing...in addition their Sunday select menu were out of 4 main entrees including MEATBALLS...I ordered a glass of chardonnay and to my complete surprise, they return to tell me, "Im sorry but we are all out of chardonnay"...huh?? How does an Italian restaurant run out of meatballs and wine?? unheard of to me...the food was good, but we waited forever for our entrees. OH, when we asked for bread when we first sat down, they said we had to wait until we put our order in...again, huh?it was a girls night out birthday, so we laughed it off, but it was a strange evening!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
We were a group of 8. We all loved
our food and had a great round table that we all fit comfortable around. Our server was really nice and funny, he just didn't check in as frequently as we would have liked- we often had empty water and could have used another round of drinks. However we all still had a great time!!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
I've been here twice now. Both
times we enjoyed our meals, and I felt it was a good value for the price. My only complaint is the service can be a little slow. We will very likely be going back again - it's a good spot for a date."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Dined on Valentine's Day so I was
expecting service to be somewhat slow but it was actually pretty good considering. I order Oysters in red sauce and the Oysters were bigger than a house. You literally needed to cut them in pieces to eat and they weren't very tasty at all. Stick with the traditional sizes for best results. Caesar salad was dripping in dressing to the point that the Romaine was soggy. I had the veal entree which was good and no complaints. Maybe it was just a bad night for them. I would give them another try but only if someone else was interested in going there."
Dined on 2/14/2014
My husband and I have been here 3
times and love it! The food is always excellent, I love that everything I order is delicious! Our monthly date night is planned for your restaurant, thank you."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Let's just say that nothing jumped
out. The food was mediocre...lam. Chops had gristle. Chicken Sorrento was okay but definitely not like anything I tasted in Sorrento. For the price we expected more."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Short story: service was slow and
awkward. Food was fine, but didn't make up for service. -Despite having reservations, the only table was next to the door on a cold Feb night. -Server took 20 minutes to stop at our table for the first time. We had to say something to the hostess to make sure we even had a server. When she did stop by, no apology or anything. -Young lady dropped off bread, other guy came over 30 seconds later telling us how she had done it wrong, gave us dipping oil, and told us (at some length) how they had been having problems with bread lady lately -Veal Corleone was pretty good, Spare ribs were sub-par, appetizer was very good. -Took awhile to get the bill -Were given the wrong bill -Cocktails were excellent!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
We had never heard of this
restaurant and picked them off Open Table because they had the time slot open. What a great pick! Our server Amanda was terrific- very attentive and pleasant. The restaurant is small but you are not on top of the next table and it is tastefully decorated. The food choices were excellent. We settled on the Filet Tips special and a Veal dish. My husband loves to try new martinis and chose the Espresso Martini - which he loved! The desserts all looked great and we both settled on the Tiramasu which turned out to be another great choice. We really enjoyed our dinner and will be adding this restaurant to our regular list!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
service was excellent. Parking was
difficult on a weekend in Phoenixville. Had to park several blocks away."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Just too noisy for a Friday
evening dinner..I would like the music to be quieter during dinner hour..since it is almost in the same room as the bar...louder for later evening..It was IMPOSSIBLE to talk.. we had to leave..but in the past the food was very good!!"
Dined on 1/31/2014
We can always rely on Pepperoncini
Soto to serve up good Italian food with courteous service at a moderate price. Sunday was the Red Sauce special -- a number of entrees for $15, with salad -- and three of us did this, two gnocchi with Italian sausage, one vodka penne, three home runs. House wine was also $5/glass special. The sleeper is their beer list; while not an overwhelming selection, you can find something interesting. I always have a Guinness at Pepperoncini Soto, because while the Irish and Italians may not love each other, they do marry each other. Like Ahnold, I'll be bock."
Dined on 1/26/2014
There were five of us. Everyone
enjoyed their entrees; interesting options, good portion size and reasonable prices. Everything was well prepared. Service was very good. All in all, a very enjoyable experience."
Dined on 12/30/2013
Excellent food and service. Would
recommend this Restaurant. Exceptional quality and reasonably price."
Dined on 12/27/2013
I was visiting from Florida and
planned to meet with old friends who live in town. We all had been to this restaurant before and thought it would be a great place to get together. It was relatively quiet which was what we wanted to that we would be able to talk and hear one another. Our server was wonderful. She did not make us feel rushed but was still very attentive to our needs."
Dined on 12/3/2013
Food was great as well as the
service. Waitress had very good etiquette however the atmosphere and music did not fit the food being served. The dining room was set very nicely for a fancier dining experience, however bar type music was being played as well as the music was a bit loud to try to talk over while having dinner. Would recommend going back, but not in a hurry to go back."
Dined on 11/12/2013
We were here on a Saturday night
at 7:15 for dinner. After ordering the waitress came back and said they were out of a portion of my husband's entree and could they substitute something else. That was disappointing and early in the evening to run out of a menu special. Although the food was good it was nothing out of the ordinary and the bill was high (we ordered one bottle of wine to share with 3 people). I thought the food was overpriced for the quality. Also, the service was very slow and the restaurant was noisy. Not my favorite dining experience in Phoenixville."
Dined on 11/2/2013
My wife and I went here after a
movie at the colonial drawn by there $15 red gravy Sunday dinners. We both had excellent pasta dishes with a salad for $15. The menu is only available during specific times on Sunday but, the choices were diverse and the food tasted great. We'll be back again!"
Dined on 10/27/2013
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Now Open for Lunch 4 Days a Week!
Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Join us for lunch Thursday through Sunday starting at 11:30am. Lunch features our full menu as well as an additional sandwich menu served on fresh rolls from Conshohocken Bakery. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Saturdays, Sundays, Thursdays and Fridays from 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
Red Sauce Sunday with Yuengs and Wings
Sunday 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Come in Sundays and enjoy your choice of 8 homestyle entrees with a house salad for just $15 paired with $5 house wines. We also have $3 Yuengling drafts and $4 Wings in the bar!!. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Sundays from 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
Meatball Mondays
Monday 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Join us Monday Nights for $5 Meatballs, Meatball Parm Sandwiches, and Meatball Pizzas paired with $4 Guinness Drafts!. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Mondays from 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
"Don't Be Shellfish" Tuesdays
Tuesday 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Half Price clams or mussels every Tuesday--red or white sauce, steamed or over linguini! Great with a glass of $4 Moscato too!. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Tuesdays from 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
$4 Wednesdays
Wednesday 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Choose one of 4 pizzas for just $4--Traditional, White Herb, Italian Stallion, or Margherita. They'll taste extra satisfying with a $4 Victory draft!. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Wednesdays from 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
unWINEd Thursdays
Thursday 11:30 AM - 11:30 PM
unWINEd as the weekend gets closer with $5 glasses of wine and $10 off ALL bottles on our wine list! Enjoy it in our relaxing atmosphere with live music from 7-10!. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Thursdays from 11:30 AM - 11:30 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
Live Music!!
Thursday-Saturday 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Listen to some of the area's most talented musicians with Live Music at Pepperoncini every Thursday through Saturday! Thursdays and Fridays 7-10pm Saturdays 8-11pm. Includes Tax and Tip. No cover charge!. Special valid Jun 28, 2014 - Sep 28, 2014 on Saturdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM. Offer valid June 28, 2014 - September 28, 2014
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- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Abbey Springs Resort
rates (USD)
/ night
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vacation rental description
Abbey Springs condo with 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, located within walking distance to pool / beach / golf course. Best location!
Master bedroom with queen size bed and twin trundle bed. Second bedroom with 2 full size beds and 1 twin bed. Two pack-n-play cribs available.
Fully equiped kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, stove & refrigerator. Toaster, coffee maker, kitchen utensils & dishes available.
Flat screen TV and DVD player available in family room.
Walk-in closet and washer / dryer in master bedroom.
Linens provided - sheets, blankets, bathing towels, kitchen towels. Guests must bring their own beach towels.
Outdoor seating on oversized deck.
Charcoal grill available for use.
Presently limiting occupancy to 6 people.
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Newly remodeled rec center featuring fitness center, racquetball court and game room
Indoor and outdoor, kiddie pool, hot tub and sauna
Private beach
Picnic area on beach with grills available
Playground, sand volleyball, basketball, tennis courts, horse shoes, bocce ball, fishing
Four-star 18 hole golf course; pro shop
Restaurant & bar within community
Sledding, ice fishing, cross country skiing
Access to the great lakefront walking path around Geneva Lake
Lake Geneva, Fontana & Williams Bay are just a quick drive away for additional restaurants/bars, shops, movie theater, boat tours / rentals and more
Abbey Springs charges a renters/association fee* (see details in rate section). Payable at time of reservation. Golf additional charge.
activities and attractions in Lake Geneva Wisconsin
Downhill / Cross Country skiing - only 30 minutes to Alpine Valley Ski Resort
Boat tours
vacation rental rates
April 1 thru Memorial Day and Labor Day thru September 30
$250-$400 per night (3 night minimum)
$1,000 per week
Memorial Day thru Labor Day (SUMMER)
$1,300 - $2,000 per week (WEEKLY rentals only)
October 1 thru March 31
$200-$250 per night (3 night minimum)
$1,000 per week
*Renters Fee - $30 per day for up to 7 days for up to 6 passes; $25 per day for 8-30 days for up to 6 passes. Does not include 5.5% sales tax. Renters fees must be paid at time of reservation.
Cleaning fee $100
Security Deposit $500 (refundable)
Payment - 50% due upon reservation
Final payment due 2 weeks prior
Cancellation - 90 days full refund; if less than 90 days and you are unable to re-rent at a rental rate at least the amount noted in your contract, you are responsible for all rental fees.
*all rates subject to change
Melissa and John Kud 708-557-0195
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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 Center
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- Boating
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Top things to do on a budget
- Walk lake path around Geneva Lake
- Pool & Beach
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Fishing report for Nov. 15, 2010by
What's biting in area waters:
St. Lucie County
Whites Bait and Tackle reports decent-sized snapper and grouper up to 20 pounds have been hitting live bait and dead sardines in 60 to 70 feet south of the Fort Pierce Inlet. A few sailfish have made a showing with the rougher sea conditions and cool weather. Snook are feeding around the bridges, hitting mullet and any lure imitating a mullet. Spotted seatrout are north of the Fort Pierce Inlet near Harbor Branch. Redfish and snook are moving along the grass flats hitting live pinfish and D.O.A. CAL jerkbaits.
Martin County
Snook Nook in Jensen Beach reports bluefish, whiting and croaker continue to hit shrimp along the beach. Spotted seatrout and redfish are hitting on the east and west banks. Use small plastic jerkbaits in 3 to 4 inch, D.O.A. Baitbuster or Yo-Zuri Crystal Minnows to entice these 6- to 8-pound trout to strike. Bluefish and large jacks are being caught of the Jensen Causeway on jigs and cut bait. Sailfish are hitting trolled baits in 60 to 100 feet south of the St. Lucie Inlet.
Northern Palm Beach County
Juno Beach Pier anglers were catching bluefish, Spanish mackerel, jacks and pompano over the weekend. Bottom fishing for mutton and yellowtail snapper continues to be excellent in 60 to 80 feet. Small jigs tipped with a cut strip of squid is a great lure for enticing snapper to strike. The cool weather has turned the sailfish bite red-hot. Look for sails in 80 to 150 feet hitting trolled ballyhoo and rigged live bait. Wahoo are being caught off the breakers in 120 to 180 feet hitting rigged split tail mullet. Dolphin are being reported further offshore in 200 feet averaging 6 to 10 pounds.
Southern Palm Beach County
Captain Jeff Jones of Port St. Lucie aboard the Alwaysfoward caught sailfish and wahoo along the ledge between The Breakers and the Lake Worth pier. On the Southern Comfort Fishing Charters, anglers have been catching keeper-sized mutton snapper along with a few yellowtail snapper and kingfish in the 10 to 12 pound range off Boynton Inlet. The Sea Mist III drift boat reported kingfish, dolphin, bonito, yellowtail, mutton and mangrove snapper and an assortment of bottom dwellers this week straight out the Boynton Inlet using sardines in 80 to 90 feet.
Freshwater Lakes
Bluegill are being found all around the grass edges of Lake Osborne hitting grass shrimp and crickets and small jigs. Lake Ida and Osborne chain has been full of small bass around most of the lakes edges. Water clarity is excellent, however thick hydrilla mats are making it hard to fish the lakes edges. Bass are hitting on live shad and shiners among grass beds and vegetation where the water clarity is better.
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The question of whether San Francisco creates a renewable energy program that offers an alternative to Pacific Gas & Electric got its first major hearing at City Hall today, with the business community claiming it's too expensive and supporters arguing that the time has come for the city to address climate change and the long-term energy needs of city residents and businesses.
The Board of Supervisors Budget & Finance Committee voted 2-1 in favor creating CleanPowerSF, entering into a contract with Shell Energy Northern California to administer the program, and devoting $19.5 million from the San Francisco Public Utility Commission's water fund to help launch it and buy clean power for city residents.
Sups. John Avalos and Jane Kim supported the project, while Sup. Carmen Chu was opposed. It now goes to the full Board of Supervisors next week, where it is expected to have progressive support and be opposed by the fiscal conservatives.
"I do think we will have the necessary majority to get this through," the measure's sponsor, Sup. David Campos, told us. But one open question is whether Mayor Ed Lee will veto a measure that his SFPUC appointees developed but his downtown allies are trying to kill, and if so, whether there are eight supervisors willing to override a veto.
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Supporters who testified today included environmentalists, progressive groups, and young people who cast addressing climate change as the defining struggle of their generation. "This, not to go overboard, is the most important vote you'll ever do," said the Sierra Club's Arthur Feinstein.
Those who spoke against the program included the usual array of downtown groups that have traditionally defended PG&E's interests – including the Committee on Jobs, Golden Gate Restaurant Association, and Plan C – and they were joined by an unusually large number of elderly Asian individuals wearing stickers opposing the project.
"It's a bad program that doesn't meet even the basic elements of its original promise," said Chris Wright, executive director of the Committee on Jobs, which PG&E has helped fund since its inception. Like most CleanPowerSF opponents, they have long opposed even the concept of community choice aggregation (CCA), the state law that allowed the city to create CleanPowerSF.
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Even GGRA Executive Director Rob Black told the committee, "PG&E, a local company, candidly has its problems." But he and other project opponents – and even a few supporters of the project – centered much of their opposition on the involvement of Shell, which has a bad reputation and environmental record, like almost every other multinational energy company.
"I have the same qualms about Shell that everyone else does," said Katherine Roberts, who said that she nonetheless supports the project, calling it the only way for most San Franciscans to directly support the development of renewable energy sources. Shell was the sole bidder on a project that requires enormous financial wherewithal.
Campos calls the focus on Shell a diversionary tactic: "PG&E already buys energy from Shell. To the extent people don't want Shell in the picture, Shell is already in the picture."
Both the supervisors and the mayor will be under intense pressure to derail CleanPowerSF, with that campaign led by downtown groups and IBEW Local 1245, the union that represents PG&E workers. Sup. Scott Wiener, who says he's still undecided, told us that his office was flooded with phone calls today, mostly in opposition to the project.
of participants in hearings or demonstrations ONLY if they happen to be Asian? It's a constant - he also did it in his report on the ill-fated challenger to Avalos.
Why is the racial profiling necessary Steven? Why? Are you happy when Asians are providing manicures or cooking at Chinese restaurants but find it disturbing when they're participating in our democratic process?
"White liberals" whenever he rambles on?
I mention demographic characteristics like race or age when there is an unusually large grouping of a certain constituency that doesn't seem connected to the issue, raising the possibility that one side was recruiting (and possibly busing in and/or paying) supporters, which happens all too often on high-stakes issues in San Francisco.
your mention of all the associated facts -- that individuals of the group were all elderly, all asians, and all wearing the same printed signs -- was necessary for you to make that point; no harm, no foul.
The problem with mention of race has always applied to gratuitous mention of race, done for no reason except to seem to put some ethnic group in a bad light.
And, *obviously*, this only reflects poorly -- to the degree that it does -- on the *individuals* who allowed themselves to be used as PG&E props; not on any class or elderly people, or asians, or people wearing yellow stickers.
In a way, it is almost as if you got trolled *twice*: why would PG&E be so lame as to try and pass off such obvious plastic grass as real?
I thought to respond previously but decided against it. I'm rethinking my practice of feeding trolls every time they open their mouths.
Even when its in service to progressive goals.
If you go to the meetings at City Hall, as I can sadly admit to have done, you know that practically any big issue has some type of organized contingent present, usually wearing stickers and obviously repeating the same catch phrases.
When they are in favor of the SFBG objective it is reported here as 'The supporters outnumbered the objectors by a wide margin.
When they are against the SFBG objective they are reported as a suspicious group of elderly Asians.
Obviously, if some progressive-looking astro-turf shows up at a city meeting, you've got some corporate media arm to point that out, so spare us your puerile piety.
those who otherwise have nothing useful to do with their time. The crowd at a city hall meeting are totally unrepresentative of real people. Luckily the supes know that, and after having to sit through hours of whiney 2-minute mini-speeches, they then vote to do what they wanted to all along anyway.
A lot more would get done if the meeting were held in private, and televised.
Nothing to see. Nothing to respond to.
Do you always contradict yourself so easily bot? Perhaps the bot's programmer needs to consider a few changes in the way the bot is functioning these days. Seems a little rough around the edges.
a post isn't worth responding to by responding to it, thereby drawing further attention to the very same post that he doesn't want people to pay attention to!
Not the sharpest knife in the block.
Is mildly entertaining. The usual assemblage of SF unemployables rambling out.
I actually like that race is reported. If you grew up here in San Francisco an have many friends from different races you would be use to people referencing peoples race. When the Asian community is taking part of politics I think its note worthy too since they make up a huge part of the City yet many of them stay in there own community China town, Richmond, Sunset etc.. without integrating into the greater population like many other cultures have already done. If you want to PC,. you should at least be honest. People need to talk about race not bury there thoughts and opinions and pretend it doesn't matter. Race matters especially to minorities which I myself am.
Because the idea is that, er, it doesn't matter. just a social construct, no biological basis, blah, blah.
Don't progressives think they shouldn't be coercing people into going along with their program?
Why should the default position be PG&E rather than a green alternative with more democratic oversight? PG&E has coerced San Franciscans into supporting its nuclear and fossil fuel power for decades -- a decision I was never given the opportunity to opt in on -- so it makes perfect sense that residents who don't want to support this city's renewable energy goals and support a taxpayer-funded program would have to opt out. Hurting the city and the planet should never be the default option, but it's a pretty simple thing to opt into that position if you choose.
meddling". Muni has "democratic oversight" and it sucks. do I really want power run the same way.
I'm with the other guy here. I shouldn't have to DO anything to keep what I already have. If instead I want a program that is run by city hacks in cheap suits with unaffordable pensiojn entitlements, I should have to affirmatively choose that.
Would you prefer city hacks in expensive suits?
increasing the probability of them doing the essentials in a decent way.
Number one - SF must provide public safety. Focus on that. I don't need the City running all over everything but i do need them to keep me and my property safe from ne'er-do-well's.
The rest can be outsourced.
So do you consider letting PG&E run our power and gas systems in San Francisco good for public safety...?
trust power company experts and engineers more than I trust city bureaucrats.
Interesting article in the Chron yesterday about how it is the City that is delaying road digs to make old, underground gas pipes safer. PG&E have warned of the danger, and the city is stalling with the dig permits.
If there is an explosion, you'll blame PG&E but it was really the city's fault.
looking program. Of course, you'll run into this kind of trollery both here and from the Chronicle/PG&E editorial staff, but please continue your great efforts.
Its not like people don't know who blows up neighborhoods; uses junk parts to fix gas lines, loses records about where such incompetent work has been done, conducts manifestly illogical and unsafe "testing" of gas pipes, then stonewalls when the bereaved families from victims of their work come to collect.
As for who can run a safer public works system, we've got the City and County of San Francisco's municipal water system on one hand, and PG&E's spontaneous combustion and tree electrocution-and-executive bonus program on the other to help us understand the relative safety concerns involved.
..the fact that PG&E's electricity transformers routinely explode, maiming and even killing people, and triggering fires and power outages.
And of course the editorial about gas lines that 'Anonymous' refers to is total bs and was specifically written as a hit piece so that people like himself can raise exactly the argument he raises in order to cynically misdirect people from this groundbreaking CleanPowerSF legislation.
Anonymous, I suggest you look up what PG&E is doing in Hinkley, California as well. Gas is just the beginning with PG&E's deadly criminal malfeasance.
See: http://articles.latimes.com/2010/nov/15/local/la-me-hinkley-chromium-201...
It seems that there is some state law around this idiocy.
The explanation given here is pretty amazing, A "the bible says it i believe it that settles it" type of argument. The hatred of PGE down at the Guardian offices is pretty obsessive.
Clean Power SF is another half baked reformist non-solution. Want public power? Municipalize PG&E. Instead, rate payers have to pay inflated rates to a for-profit energy trader for the privilege of "green" power. I support public power, but I'm going to opt out. I'm not paying $10 extra per month to Shell Energy on a normal PG&E bill of about $35. If you support the environment, use fewer resources. Walk, avoid driving, become vegetarian.
Remember the last attempts to hurt PG&E with so-called community choice? Green Mountain Energy in the mid-90's. Where are they now? Nowhere, and that's where Clean Power SF will be in five years.
Clean Power SF is Obamacare for public utilities. A well intentioned misguided effort that will set back the effort for public ownership of utilities. Will the liberals ever learn?
power in SF. It's been to the polls countless tiems and always loses. So much so, that we haven't even tried for ten years or so. It's a non-starter because it is too expensive and the city doesn't have the money to buy out PG&E. Not even close.
I guess I don't understand: the plan has a path to dropping Shell within 10 years, by which point enough revenue will be made to a dedicated fund for the city to run the power entirely independently.
I do walk and use fewer resources. PG&E already has us in the top 1% of energy efficient homes in the state. That doesn't mean we shouldn't have a path to energy independence.
This plan, while not 100% perfect, provides a financial means to get us to a place where we are not reliant on Shell or PG&E for our own power needs, where the city will be able to fund solar and wind installations on private residences and businesses, and still allows residents to opt out if they so choose.
There are plenty of cities around the world that run their own power utilities to great success (primarily Europe, but increasingly American cities as well). I don't see how SF building their own public utility could set back the greater effort for public ownership: to the contrary. (Also: Green Mountain Energy is a bit of a red herring: you still had a bill from PG&E, with a credit due, that you then transferred and used to offset the cost of a secondary bill that you received. It was a ridiculous system, and failed to pass the basic checks of integration and had no future plan of how to fix this problem in the future.)
Once the initial start up contract with Shell expires in 5 years, there will be no need for its services any longer, because the City will have built out extensive assets and power revenues of its own.
And Shell can be every bit as bad as PG&E
I suppose if Lee wants to become known as the Mayor who killed clean energy and over 4,000 jobs, that's his prerogative.
It might mean more jobs for Shell and less for PG&E. But then Shell will just hire the guys that PG&E fire.
Non issue either way.
You misunderstand.
The very small (20 to 30 megawatt) Shell start up of this program doesn't create the jobs and isn't meant to. That's not what the Shell component is for, and is not where the 4,000 jobs that Lee would be killing if he vetoed, will come from.
I am referring to jobs created by installing local clean energy and efficiency facilities; jobs that are financially leveraged by the revenues from the Shell start up in the first five years of the program.
To see the report on the jobs I am talking about, go to:
economic jobs, as far as I am concerned.
Any municipality can raise taxes and/or borrow, and then use the money to create "make work" jobs. Maybe with FDR's New Deal that was just about justified but I don't see the value here.
All energy companies are becoming greener one way or the other. That doesn't have to necessitate quasi-nationalization of the form that SFBG is thrilled by.
You're kidding right? A Green New Deal (on the scale of FDR's programs for the Works Progress Administration and World War II) is precisely what San Francisco needs amidst the current global economic and environmental crises.
And the beauty of CleanPowerSF is that its large local installation phase pays for itself without taxes or raised rates. This is because once the up front cost of solar, wind, co-generation and efficiency are paid off, they bring in essentially free revenue and savings for decades that pay for the jobs.
CleanPowerSF is truly a beautiful and vital solution to our current problems.
We should be cutting public spending, not increasing it.
And this Green Power thingy will be significantly more expensive than PG&E, which is already 60% clean/renewable itself.
No deal, new or otherwise.
Our economy clearly needs a New Deal style boom created through government spending, and I already noted above that PG&E's claim of serving 60% 'clean' energy is completely bogus because it includes nuclear power.
I don't follow your claim that CleanPowerSF pays for itself without "raised rates" when ratepayers who do not opt out will be paying $5 to $60 more per month to a for-profit energy trader than those who stay with PG&E, a for-profit regulated utility.
As I stated above, this model is like Obamacare, forcing consumers to buy an overpriced product. Single Payer (Medicare for All) can fix our healthcare system. Public ownership of utilities is a desirable goal, but charging consumers more for the same product while Shell Energy skims off the top will set back efforts to municipalize PG&E.
I was referring to the much larger second phase of the program to install hundreds of megawatts of local renewables and efficiency. That larger build-out easily pays for itself.
However the program has to first build a customer base on which to justify the revenue bonding to do the big build-out. This is because the banks that would float those bonds need to see that there will be customers who will be able to buy the energy and pay back those revenue bonds.
The reason that rates for customers choosing to join in the program start will be a higher in the first couple of years, is that until the actual local renewables are installed sufficiently to guarantee a larger long term income stream, we will need to buy that starting 20 to 30 megawatts of clean power on the market at for-profit prices, where it is a lot more expensive.
As the local renewables and efficiency are built and their nonprofit revenues flow into the program, customer rates will come down and will eventually match or beat PG&E rates within about five years (possibly sooner).
So what we are asking a smaller pool of customers to do at the start of the program, is to chip in some extra at first (just as they would do for an electric hybrid car) in order to gain big environmental and economic benefits in the near future.
If green power is really cheaper, then i'll buy it.
But from what you say, I should wait a few years to make sure that happens.
If you don't want to pay more that's fine. Sit tight and eventually the price will come down.
However, I would note that part of the roll out next year may be an offer of clean energy shares. In other words you could buy in as part owner of the actual installed renewables from the beginning, and get part of the energy and savings from those shares over time. You would pay more at the start, but also get a bigger dividend a few years later if you bought into these 'renewable shares' as a part owner of the city system.
So be on the look-out next year to see if such shares will be part of the start up, and if they are, it would be wise to jump on that investment.
So if enough customers agree to pay inflated prices to Shell Energy, vulture capitalist bond issuers may agree to finance locally-based renewable facilities. But what if they don't agree.
Green Mountain Energy tried to move into this market with a premium priced "green" energy mix in the late 90's. They failed. The only reason CleanPowerSF might succeed is the opt out provision whereby consumers have to affirmatively act to avoid being ripped off by Shell Energy (who I am sure are not a "green" company.)
I support renewable energy sources. But I don't want to pay more for electricity to a lesser evil for-profit in exchange for an uncertain hope of local renewable sources.
If we want public power, municipalize PG&E. If we want local wind, solar, geothermal energy sources and they are such a good economic deal, then the city should use tax revenue or float bonds to build them and then use the future profits to lower electricity rates to San Francisco residents. If we are opposed to dirty sources or energy, then push for a carbon tax to capture the externalities of pollution.
Inserting Shell Energy into the system is what economists call a deadweight loss. I don't support a scheme where some consumers have to pay more than others for the same product.
Yes. I think we tried that, and due to a huge prevalence of PG&E campaign dollars and PG&E internet flacks, it was narrowly defeated.
This, on the other hand, is an incremental measure, obviously without any drawback if you don't want to participate in it, and for that reason it can't be portrayed as being costly or negative for anyone who doesn't like it.
Isn't that why you are now advocating a municipal takeover?
People were just scared of handing power to the same folks who mess up Muni every day.
... but it lost by 517 votes out of more than 125,000 cast.
Good thing we've got a better resource for such information than "Anonymous."
by much greater margins. You cherry-picked the closest race but, in the end, it was still a clear loss for having the same folks who run muni running power.
And there has been no retry since then, tellingly. I was actually at the election party that night and Bruce's face was a picture, all bright red and bloated.
A part of his lardly presence expired that night.
Your points about public power are correct. It's a great idea, but it's also a hard sell to the public.
That's why we are doing CleanPowerSF instead.
CleanPowerSF allows us to directly compete with PG&E on clean energy supply, while not taking over the power system at all.
PG&E will still run and maintain the wires and distribution and handle the billing.
All CleanPowerSF does is give us competitive customer choice on the energy supply itself. And that allows us to both get a -much- higher renewable energy mix than PG&E is willing to supply, and put thousands to work building hundreds of megawatts of local renewable generation and efficiency installations.
"green" initiative is a trojan horse for public power, i.e. a fifth column for it.
CleanPowerSF simply gives us a low risk entry into the first steps toward community based energy, without having to bite off the whole enchilada in one swoop.
If the City proves through CleanPowerSF that it can compete well with PG&E to generate and deliver cleaner power at stable and decent rates, then the public will have more confidence that we can go on to start competing for transmission and distribution services as well.
This gives ratepayers the benefit of not having to take on the full risk of owning and running the entire power system all at once; and instead allows us to test the waters.
That's not a Trojan horse; it's just good market competition strategy.
Local nonprofit municipal and customer installation of renewables and efficiency will be built with very secure revenue bonds backed by the same banks that back all other revenue bonds for the city, not by speculative venture capitalists.
Revenue bonds will be very easily obtainable (a good bet for the banks) once there is a beginning customer base for the program.
That small customer start up is just 20 to 30 megawatts. By comparison, the City's peak load is 850 megawatts. This is priming the pump for a much bigger clean energy project that will be owned and run by the City and its customers, not fossil fuel energy corporations.
Note that Green Mountain was selling energy at high prices on the -market- just as Shell does. That's not the same as actually building out local renewables.
Finally, your criticism of Shell is valid and real, and if that keeps you out of the program start up I very much respect that.
But keep in mind that PG&E itself buys energy for us from Shell.
So why don't we buy some of that energy ourselves to start a program that will get us away from -both- PG&E and Shell, instead of just throwing that money, wasted, into the pockets of PG&E stockholders...?
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In the spring of 2009, just two months before "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," hit theaters and was roasted alive by critics (but succeeded massively at the box-office -- $836 million globally that year, but was a big Razzie winner too, including Worst Picture), director Michael Bay said he wanted to take a year off before making 'Transformers 3,' and make a "small" movie that was "Pulp Fiction"-like.
"I might do a small movie in between. [It is based on] a true story and it's very funny. It's a dark comedy," he said that year. Turns out that idea was based on a Miami News article called, "Pain & Gain" and it chronicled the true story about a group of Florida, steroid-abusing idiot bodybuilders who became involved in extortion ring and a kidnapping plot that went... wait for it... horribly awry.
But in the latest issue of Empire (some of it online, not all of it), Bay sharply dissociates himself from that idea, intimating he was drunk, or at least ideologically high when considering that idea. He also got some heavy convincing help to drop that idea from Paramount.
"I was one or two martinis in, talking about my 'small' film, when the president of Paramount said, 'Yeah, that's what we're here to talk about. I'm going to get fucking fired if I don't have a big franchise.' It was right when the economy was in the dump. When you do these movies you instantly give 2,000 jobs. So I was like, 'Okay -- as long as I can figure out how to get creatively excited about this.' "
Before setting out to make a third 'Transformers' film, Bay also sat down and made a list with new screenwriter Ehren Kruger ("Scream 3" and "The Brothers Grimm" -- replacing Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman who seemed to want to distance themselves from 'Transformers 2' after the racist-robot-gate of '09) of the dos and donts of Transformers.
1. No sand
2. No "dorky" humor ("We wanted to make it a lot more serious, more adult," Bay said)
3. When robots die they are really going to die and we show that.
4. We're not bringing people back.
5. Give the robots more weight in the movie ("They were missed in movie two. We've given them a strong backstory, more pathos," he said)
Bay blames 'Revenge of the Fallen' on the 2008 writer's strike, the ripple effect of which echoed into 2009 and 2010. "We got shafted on that movie. The writer's strike was coming hard and fast. It was terrible to do a movie when you've got to have a story in three weeks. I was prepping the movie for months where I only had 14 pages and some idea of what the movie was. It's a BS way to make a movie, do you know what I'm saying?" Frankly, that's a raw deal for anyone, but we assume he knew the strike was going on and what he'd be getting himself into.
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Jenky | March 10, 2011 10:32 AM
Agreed with rule 1 - both 1st and mainly second movie did have a lot of sand -
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I must admit the movie, trailer and poster and reading his full article on empire does make it sound promising -
oh well only time will tell if it can indeed besides talk the talk - actually walk the walk as well
oly | March 10, 2011 7:40 AM
Screw the hate. Transformers one and two were FRESH, VERY EXCITING, with avante-garde special effects. Michael Bay is a very creative and powerful man, dolling out the GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT in movies for the past 5 years. So, Mike, please do not apologize. I am going to see DOTM 7 times in the theatres, and buy the Blu-Ray. These same rambling hypocrites talking about story, went on to praise the pile-of-shit epic that was Avatar. So, no double standards here. TRANSFORMERS is AWESOME. MICHAEL BAY IS KING of bad-assness!
Daniel | March 10, 2011 2:23 AM
Poor Michael Bay, I feel so bad that he got shafted on that multi-million dollar movie that they apparently knew was terrible for months beforehand while they were prepping, but went ahead with anyway.
Hey, Mike? If you think it's a BS way to make a movie? Don't make it and charge people to see it.
Bar | March 9, 2011 9:48 AM
This mobie looks very good and serious....
Even though I liked the last one too!!