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Church & State
- Address:
1850 Industrial Street
Los Angeles, CA 90021Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
Church & State
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.churchandstatebistro.com/
- Phone: 2134051434x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm; Friday: 6:00pm - 11:00pm; Saturday - 5:30pm - 11:00pm;
Sundays - Offering a prix fixe menu from 5:30pm - 9:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: Tony Esnault
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Contact: Elizabeth 213-405-1434x
A word from Church & State
A French Bistro in the loading dock of the original Nabisco Biscuit Company Building, built in 1925, located in the arts district of downtown L.A., where Michelin-starred Chef Tony Esnault crafts the finest of dishes. Church&State opened in September of 2008 and has become a downtown institution.Continued
See the food through Chef Esnault's eyes on Instagram: CHEFTONYESNAULT
Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Church-State-Bistro/10150169976495057
Follow us on Twitter! @ChurchStateLA
Join us for "Church on Sunday" for a special Chef's prix fixe menu, only $44 per person. The Sunday menu is available on our website, updated each Saturday night. Our regular menu is not available on Sundays.
See the food through Chef Esnault's eyes on Instagram: CHEFTONYESNAULT
Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Church-State-Bistro/10150169976495057
Follow us on Twitter! @ChurchStateLA
Join us for "Church on Sunday" for a special Chef's prix fixe menu, only $44 per person. The Sunday menu is available on our website, updated each Saturday night. Our regular menu is not available on Sundays.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFrench
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
Church & State - Best Restaurants in Downtown ›
Church & State reviews from OpenTable diners
242 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (171)neighborhood gem (126)special occasion (104)hot spot (77)great for outdoor dining (75)romantic (71)notable wine list (68)good for groups (61)great for lunch (40)late-night find (33)vibrant bar scene (32)great for brunch (21)scenic view (4)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Mediocre Bad GuysOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/30/2014The food was alright. I had the Duck Curant, and quite honestly, my mother's Christmas duck is ten times better than what I had at this restaurant. It was not soft, it was not tender, it was not sweet - the way that I'm used to eating my duck. On a positive note, the chicken liver pate was pleasant. Our waiter was extremely unattentive, rarely coming over to check on us. It was extremely noisy, maybe that's because it's a trendy place. However, that still made it difficult for conversation at the table. In addition, we made a reservation a few days prior to our dinner. Even though we got a table, they seated us right next to their glassware cabinet. We would constantly hear the clanking of glasses as we ate our dinner.Special Features:
- Awesome French FoodLAElleDined on 8/29/2014Our meal was fantastic! Our server was very knowledgeable. Church and State is in the old Nabisco Building, great reuse of the space. I would definitely go back for their mac and cheese.Special Features:
- Getting BetterglenneuroVIPDined on 8/29/2014Church and State is in a renaissance. The place is happening and it is true to its French Bistro style. One can dine reasonably or go all out. Food is delicious and tantalizing. My only complaint is corkage at $30. is out of line and too much. When the wine list is limited to French only one should consider diners tastes in wine might go elsewhere.Special Features:
- Love C&S!!KingKongDined on 8/27/2014Always a hit. Best Steak Frites and Bouillabaisse in LA. The service is impeccable. And that lovely and distinguished hostess!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden Treasuretasting100Dined on 8/26/2014A wonderful restaurant in a very unexpected location. The food was inventive and extremely unique. The flavors of the food were very well planned and balanced. We had great service. This is a restaurant I would definately return to and recommend to my friends.Special Features:
- lovely first timedowntownDined on 8/23/2014I live pin dtla but had never visited church and state. Great interior design and ambience, felt very NYC to my boyfriend and myself. The table for two we were led to was next to the kitchen and waiter's station so we opted out for dinner at the bar. The bartender was very helpful and attentive, boy did he move fast for the entire evening. I chose the tomato salad, flavorful, and the loop de mer, subtly prepared and presented. Fantastic drinks.Special Features:
- French with a twistAnnaDined on 8/23/2014Delicious food - come hungry. Tarte with peaches was fantastic, and duck superb. I'd come back another time for just a snack and glass of wine too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DecentRoute66Dined on 8/23/2014Food was decent; flat iron cut for the steak frites was terrible; stick to hangar steak. At least, the Fries and Bearnaise sauce were very good. Pork Belly made up for the steak. Salted caramel chocolate dessert was excellent! Nothing you can do about it, but way too loud!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hit and MissTopchefjunkieDined on 8/23/2014My friend and I were so looking forward to eating here - but I have to say that I was a bit disappointed. The prices are high (which I knew going into it) - but the food was just okay. Actually, the steak frites was pretty terrible. Fries were good, meat had a weird flavor to it. Not good. The amuse bouche was eh. The goat cheese with lavender honey was just okay. We liked the endive salad and my friend loved her fish. Initially they tried to seat us right by the side stand - and then moved us outside. It was windy and a bit chilly...not comfortable...There are so many excellent restaurants downtown, I think that we will skip this one next time.Special Features:
- Ooh La La L.A.RFHKVIPDined on 8/23/2014Edwin our waiter attentive and made some wonderful recommendations. Two started with goat cheese w/ honey & thyme that was delicious. My other guest the endive salad with a lemon vinaigrette dressing that was delicious. The bouillabaisse comfortably French. Steak Frites authentic and flavorful. The salmon with white tomatoes while good, lacked seasoning. My guest had the Pot de Creme for dessert and raved about how delicious it was compared to others.Special Features:
- Consistently greatdowntowninlaVIPDined on 8/16/2014Havent eaten here in a while. Food, ambiance, service all great. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great "After Theater" DiningUptownGirlDined on 8/16/2014Open and airy, relaxed and friendly, we loved the vibe. Whole olives, crusty bread placed on the table before the menus arrived. Experienced servers who seemed to know how to move things along without making us feel rushed. A solid selection of wines. The only place I've seen half a glass offered for designated drivers... the perfect amount to enjoy with your meal. The Puff Pastry Escargot came smothered with garlic and butter. Yum! The Flat Steak with Frites... cooked to perfection. My Roasted Pork with Polenta was delicious. So tender I just pulled it a part instead of cutting it. Topped off our dinner with Cherry Melba... a rich fruit sauce poured over homemade vanilla ice cream. To.Die.For! Needless to say, we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable!LSMFTDined on 8/15/2014We enjoyed our meal and the ambiance. It is like finding an oasis in the middle of the desert. When you turn down Industrial Street it is a great sight. We came right at opening time for dinner so it wasn't crowded at all and the noise level was low. By the time we left at 7:25 pm it was quite energetic. I had the muscle appetizer with a salad. Lots of muscles and delicious french fries! My friend had the bouillabaisse and said the sauce was very tasty but it lacked fish. It had several muscles and clams, but no scallops (which I believe it said it would) and maybe one small piece of fish. Our wines were excellent! Service was excellent and they got us out on time for our theater engagement!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice restaurantchurchandstateDined on 8/14/2014Service was great. They even provided a yummy puff pastry while we were waiting for our food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Church and StatecasacarolDined on 8/12/2014My girlfriend and I had dinner at Church and State and while I was trying to locate the restaurant I had my reservations because it is another gem which is in an area which is changing in downtown L.A. Industrial neighborhood was my feeling. When I turned onto Industrial and saw the crowd at 6:30 p.m. on a Tuesday I revised my thinking. From the moment I entered the restaurant which was lively, ate my wonderful dinner, had super service and left my feelings were this place is wonderful. I would recommend this location to anyone who likes to venture and loves good food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceHitomiVIPDined on 8/9/2014When selecting wine by the glass, the waiter offered a couple of sample tasting which is rarely offered by any other restaurants that I know of. I suggest caramerized onion flatbread and bouillabaisse. I want to go back there soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not outstandingstill a good dinnerFoodluvLADined on 8/2/2014Went here for dinner and left satisfied but in no way wowed truthfully. The place was very accommodating and let us move the reservationhalf hour later but the place is very noisy but the open air feel makes it not so noticeable. The chicken liver mousse was OUTSTANDING but the rest fell somewhat short. If you know classic and quality French cuisine (where Im from) this place is a very watered down version. The duck dish was nice with unique flavors but mild and underwhelming. I had the pork belly for a change and it was very low flavor. The wine list leaves little if you don't want to spend over $90 for a bottle and the specialty cocktails were few and far between (not that that's a bad thing depending) still good experience not worth $200Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Might Try AgaininahurryDined on 7/31/2014We enjoyed eating there. It's an interesting place. The problem for us was we each ordered an entree, (a large plate), rather than small plates. We had tickets to a show and didn't have a long time The entrees came, but were rather small. We should have ordered appetizers first. We didn't have time for dessert. We did consume quite a bit of bread after we saw the size of the entrees. We are willing to give it a second chance when we have more time. We did find their bar choices limited in the brands they offer.I would recommend this to a friend.
- maintains with excellence.MichaelDined on 7/30/2014Everything we ordered tasted great ! Service was efficient and everyone especially the server was friendly! Great atmosphere. Glad to see something's never change with time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OKTedCCDined on 7/30/2014I like the ambience and feel of the restaurant but the food was really disappointing. I could nitpick at this or that with service etc but it really came down to the food. I'm willing to give it one more try for dinner but with so many exceptional restaurants in LA, based on my lunch experience I will probably not go back for food.Special Features:
- Delicious!LeenusDined on 7/30/2014There were three of us for dinner. We ordered a delicious entree to share as an appetizer, the shallot pancakes with fresh vegetables (including some wild mushrooms) and a delectable sauce. It was the highlight of the meal for me. The two men ordered the club steak for two ($48 a person), a huge slab of meat that was delicious, served with just mashed potatoes and a bit of watercress. We took the bone with some meat on home and my husband enjoyed a great sandwich for lunch. The sauce was wonderful! I ordered the roast suckling pig. It was very tasty, but I should have ordered something lighter. The dessert was the only disappointment. Too sweet. It was the layered cake with hazelnut ice cream. Ice cream great, cake no.Special Features:
- Great, as alwaysFreakyBeatDined on 7/29/2014I've never not had an excellent time at Church and State -- the food and cocktails are always great! They do an excellent job on their meat dishes, and the mussels and bone marrow appetizers are particularly noteworthy.
- Surprise ValueOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/29/2014Church & State is in a neighborhood that is two blocks long. The surrounding area is a bit threatening for those who don't know it already. But go anyway. I found the menu to have many interesting, yet authentic offerings. I took Steak Tartare and had the duck as a main. The Steak Tartare was thankfully not overloaded with raw onions that detract from the flavor of the beef and was not too rich like so many other restaurants' tartare can be. The duck was a duo that included some confit for the leg and rare meat for the breast with a light sauce. For dessert, we had a crème brulée, which was made with real vanilla (you could see the seeds in it) and perfectly torched on top. Wine also was good. And prices better. Bon Appétit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- just rightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/29/2014All 3 of us had the prix fixes lunch special, which was the perfect amount of food at a very decent price in lovely surroundings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch reviewtableoffiveDined on 7/29/2014Food and ambience was very good, my only negative comment was our service was a bit slow. We were a party of 5 arrived at noon (with reservations), we ordered drinks which took a little longer than expected. When the drinks arrived we order appetizer which took longer than expected. Food was delicious. We ordered desert, two people ordered coffee which came quickly however I ordered a cup of tea which never arrived. Would I try Church and State again absolutely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- France in DTLAMattVIPDined on 7/27/2014Our second time in four months and it was as great as the first we ate here. We had their price fixe menu for Sunday. Absolutely fabulous had the BEST trout ever! Really!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing changeKatlVIPDined on 7/26/2014The spot is beautiful, reminiscent of Balthazar in NY. My last visit to the spot a couple of years ago was absolutely stellar. This time, it felt obvious that ownership/management had changed. The menu is smaller and less interesting – traditional bistro fare now. Service was glaringly poor: dirty dishes in a busboy's hand in front of my face over my table, server taking orders from men first, no offer to switch food out when allergens not on the menu appeared on the dish. But most significantly, the food is not great anymore. Sauce on the trout was delicious but all other dishes were on the bland side.
- Not worth the pricedantonDined on 7/26/2014We'd been planning on visiting for years and finally got around to it. First time I've left a 10% tip in years: took awhile to order/receive cocktails; plates and drinks came out a different times; a side dish and a dessert were never delivered. Not what's to be expected in this price range. Food was pretty good, though overpriced and overrated. Caveat: neither of us eat red meat (1 had fish, the other's a vegetarian)
- 3rd time wasn't the charmBurbankShooterDined on 7/26/2014This was our 3rd time at C&S. First two were outstanding. This time around the food for whatever reason just wasn't as good. Wife's steak wasn't season and was really bland. My seafood cioppino was pretty good but overall the food just didn't seem to have the same flavor that we've now come to expect. The cocktails were awesome and service is very solid. We'll go back but probably not for a while.Special Features:
- Better than ever!gmarchDined on 7/26/2014Love, love, love the Onion Tarte! We had a fairly large group and absolutely everyone raved about their meal. From Steak Frites to the Trout Muniere, we were all happy. The Endive Salad was especially nice also. Service was very friendly and attentive. We also appreciated the wine list which is different than all the standard California wines we usually see. Loved our French Sauvignon Blanc!!Special Features:
- reason to go to arts districtOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 7/25/2014Really enjoyed our dinner at Church & State. Setting, food and service combined to create a great evening. We started with the peach and brie tart and watermelon salad. Mains included steak frites, boullabaisse, lamb and duck. Everyone was happy. And even though we had no room had dessert. Profiteroles. Delicious.Special Features:
- FrenchcookingOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/25/2014My wife and I discovered Church and State, thanks to Open Table, and enjoyed an early evening meal. The restaurant resides in the old Nabisco building in industrial LA, and would be hard to find if one didn't know about it. The food was definitively French, with interesting and tasty choices including a rabbit hors d'oeuvre and French onion soup. We had bouillabaisse, pork bellies and cerises melba. For us this was a fine discovery and we would recommend it highly to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great neighborhood bistroOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/21/2014The menu has something for everyone and all of the food was excellent. Indoors seating is very tight and noise level very loud when filled with diners which it is most of the time. Staff is very attentive and hospitable. Recommend for a good, well prepared meal.Special Features:
- Great place!AnnieMacDined on 7/20/2014This was our second time here. This time we brought friends. Will definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Church & StateSmartchickinRedondoBeachDined on 7/20/2014I have been to Church & State for lunch and loved it! This most recent time was for dinner with friends. The food was amazing! I LOVED everything I had. The onion tart was delicious, the hanger steak was so tender and the fries were amazing! My friend and I shared the chocolate and caramel tart, best chocolate tart on the face of the earth! You HAVE to try this restaurant, it is outstanding! Oh, and I forgot to mention the bread is amazing as well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time's a charmladyjseaDined on 7/19/2014Never been but had wanted to try and was not disappointed. Birthday dinner was exceptional in every way from front of house to food and service, particular shout-out to Steva (sp?) He was charming, understated and filled with good humor. Our first time was for a special occasion and it was indeed special. Will undoubtedly return and recommend others to do the same.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/17/2014It took an hour and a half to get our main dish ...it was nice that they brought us the goat cheese appetizer complimentary because the kitchen was so slow but the food was not great ... It was cold .. Not worth the price at all .. Sorry we will not go back .
- Amazing!SuperbDined on 7/17/2014Met some friends on a Thursday night. WOW! What a treat! Restaurant vibe and appearance was wonderful. Service was superb, not rushed and very sympatico. We spoke with our table neighbors about their food, we loved ours and theirs! heirloom tomato salad, onion tart, mussels, caviar, trout - I don't think you could miss with any of the menu. Wine list was exceptional. We vowed to go back - soon.. loved, loved, loved.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent mealHrvaticaDined on 7/17/2014This was my first visit. In our group of six, three were first timers. All of us ordered a different meal and all were well pleased. Service was slow, but worth the wait. Staff was attentive and friendly. Definitely would go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- brilliant. ..fillupDined on 7/16/2014We loved this place so much. We will definitely be back and soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Read My Book? Need Your Feedback ASAP!
You bought my book? AWESOME! Wanna tell me what to do next? Also awesome!
Go RIGHT NOW to Make Contact and select FOCUS GROUP from the pull-down menu.
I'm collecting information to help me decide my next move in the book game.
As always, thanks for playing along!
Weekend Plans: On Girlfriend Duty
So this is happening to me on Saturday:
My Brand New Boyfriend is a loyal Bulls fan, a season ticket holder, and is BIG on tailgating. I get a sense of, either I get into his conference this year, or I'm just not gonna see the guy! I'm gonna be a good sport; I even bought a fitted tee with USF across the chest. After all, I gotta out-girlfriend the other girlfriends!! ;)
Meanwhile….tonight is Texas A&M v South Carolina! The SEC… the conference of CHAMPIONS!
Let's Get Explicit
You music lovers need to be following Mik Mob's Music Mass! Sometimes I get lucky enough to catch the 'fresh' posts and listen to some DIAMONDS like DJ Assault!!
'Ass-N-Titties'…WOW…that's taking it back to the house parties! If you weren't spinnin' Ass-N-Titties at your party, well…you never *really* had a house party. ;)
May I also please encourage you to follow with, 'Dick By The Pound'…
Tell Me What To Do!
Hello friends! On April 4th of this year, I released my debut novel, I Blew Up Juarez. Proudly, I sold several copies and ran out of printed books!
I intended to put out the next "book" this holiday season, but I have another idea, and this is where I need your help!
On AUGUST 31, 2014 I'm sending out a quick survey for all readers of I Blew Up Juarez via email to collect your thoughts on how the story continues, even if you're not finished reading the book! Exciting, right?
If you are interested in becoming a participant, please send an email titled "FOCUS GROUP" to email@example.com by AUGUST 30 so that you're included.
It will be a bcc interaction, so don't worry about your individual opinion being lost in the mix.
I value your insight. Thanks!
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I Forgot How Trains Work
Somewhere in Oklahoma…
How dare you, Union Pacific, block off the ONLY road to the neighborhood I need to get to!! Alright, fine, roll on through…
…keep it moving…
…geeeeeeeeeez how long is this train? Hurry up slowpoke…
…wait, WHAT? Why are you stopping? Here?? IN FRONT OF ME???
(several torporific minutes pass)
BACKWARDS?!?! You just went– you were going — GAWDDAMMITSUMBITCCCCHHHH!
Pinche tren.
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Riding the wave of musical enlightenment, I break off from my Center of the Universe clan as I proclaim in Spanish, "Necesito mear." I need to go pee. They round the bend to find a wall to lean against while I experience the rare joy of no line for the port-o-potties!
I exit my pee terminal and find the wash stand. This is cool; a foot pump to deliver the water, a soap distributor to remain sanitized. Ahh technology! Afterwards, I open my backpack and dig for my hand lotion, the complication of darkness mixed with intoxication makes me fiend with desperation! I'm searching for this elusive bottle of lotion as I spy a group of festivalgoers carrying on in laughter and play. One of them separates from the happy herd and wanders my way. "You're just digging away in that bag!" he notices. I give him an apprehensive look, for his hands are behind his back. The strange yet jovial man lowers his head so we're face to face, then pronounces what he's destined to do, "I want to give you something." The blue eyeglasses sans lenses he's wearing come off his face and he waves them towards me.
I smile politely and refuse, yet he's sweetly adamant. I shake my head as I take him in: wide smile, wearing a fitted blue ball cap matching his dark blue eyes, endowed with a Bruce Campbell chin. He's broad and tall; his body, immaculately sculpted. Holy shit, how did I not notice this dude is hot?? I smile internally at the revelation; I noticed his playful energy before I let the superficial influence me.
"Sweetie, I don't want your glasses," I insist.
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"But I need glasses to see," I explain, "there's no lenses; how am I gonna see?"
I make a smug face. Logic trumps all.
He's wearing the saddest look of dejection! Aww dammit, I kick myself internally, I did that thing again where I say something that makes sense to me, but comes off dickish to them. Puppy eyed, tail tucked, he starts backstepping towards his friends.
Now I realize I'm an asshole. "Come here," I sigh, widening my arms, waving my hands to encourage him back so I can deliver an apologetic hug. "Come, come." He smiles then wraps big arms around me, and I feel quite possibly the most purest of authentic happiness pierce my cynical skin and invade my corroded heart. We rock in this embrace. I tighten my hold as if we've known each other for decades.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by johndockley92, Mar 3, 2012.
Yes, and Pang and Tong, who are engaged (I haven't read anything about a wedding yet).
An Icenetwork article said that they live in the same apartment but it's platonic.
I wouldn't be able to stay platonic in the same apartment as Poje. Just saying.
Neither would I!
When did Amanda and Jeremy split? I missed that one...
It's publicly known right after Nationals.
Melissa Gregory/Denis Petukhov
Tanja Szewczenko & Norman Jeschke
So Fedor has been with Tanith, Tessa and now Meryl?? Is it prerequisite that to take from Marina you have to date Fedor??
Didn't see Isabelle Brasseur (sp??) and Rocky Marval mentioned yet.
From the good OLD days:
Natalia Bestemianova is married to Igor Bobrin (has been since the days they were both competitors), while
Marina Klimova is married to Sergey Ponomarenko.
They went to vacation together and judging from their general behavior/looks I think they really are a couple, but I can't remember where I read it that they actually are.
If it's true that it actually is platonic it means
a. they don't regard themselves as (sexually) attractive
b. see each other as brother and sister
c. Andrew is gay
d. they aren't a couple anymore
Since I think that none of the above is true I'd say that it's stretching the truth... IMO, Americans are more conservative than us Europeans when it comes to living together before marriage especially at their age. So they're probably afraid to admit that they're actually living together.
Perhaps Kaitlyn is gay....
Wow generalizing much?
Just reporting what I read. I didn't say I believed it.
That has to go down in history as one of the weirdest articles out there...why publish such a line? There are plenty of skaters whose living situations we are not sure of, while there are a few examples of unmarried couples who talk about living together (ie Charlie and Tanith, who have a condo together)
There was an interview with Scali after he and Faiella stopped competing and in Detroit to join Krylova/Camarlengo's team in which he said he was hoping to find love, or fall in love, or something to that effect, which aren't usually the words of someone in a relationship.
If you're really not in a relationship with your skating partner, and everyone assumes you are, it could be to set the record straight for the benefit of the person you're actually in a relationship with. I don't know if that's the case with W/P, but there are valid reasons in general.
Who can forget Rena Inoue and John Baldwin, who famously had a marriage proposal on ice after their 2010 Nationals Pairs Freeskate performance? They now have a baby girl. Not sure if they have had the marriage ceremony or not, but they have been together for many years and have built a beautiful home together in SoCal.
Tiffany Vise and Don Baldwin are also an off-ice couple and skate together as a pair team.
I always thought Weaver and Poje were a couple since they have a lot of PDA going on when they show backstage shots..
The picture of the two of them as her facebook profile picture also looks VERY cozy and couple-ish.
I don't think she's DATING Bates.
Except they aren't American. At least Andrew isn't.
I'm not so sure if they're a couple. I saw them a lot at the GPF...in the stands, at the official hotel and the airport. (No I wasn't stalking them, but they seemed to be everywhere! ) They clearly did everything together, but I saw nothing to make me think there was a romantic relationship. At all.
I think you have completely mis-assessed the situation from across the pond.
I'm sure I got that impression from one of the early GP comps where the commentator mentioned something along the lines of he was dating Madison and they wanted to skate together
I think it was mentioned earlier that Evan is dating a US singles skater who I think is extraordinarily beautiful, but right now I can't remember her name
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Is Michal Brezina with Isabella Tobias? I saw them together at Europeans in Sheffield. I then saw him pursuing Ekaterina Brobova later on that night. Seems to have a thing for pretty blonde ice dancers.
I thought he is with Allison Reed.
it didn't look like he was with Allison in Sheffield but you never know
She wasnt at ECh
no, they broke up.
Is Todd Eldredge's fiance (and soon to be baby mama) an athlete?
It's not gossip/slanderous if it's true.
Even if it's true doesn't make them of age.
But it's not forbidden to TALK about underaged skaters, it's forbidden to spread gossip about them, so if something's confirmed as truth, we're free to discuss. Just saying.
I may be incorrect, however my interpretation on that rule and how it applies to this thread (and the forum in general) talking about the dating life of an underage person is not tollerated.
Whether the information is confirmed as true or not, I would agree that discussing the dating life of children is not appropriate.
Do you mean....Amanda Evora? She's still with Mark Ladwig. I think you mean somebody else.
She skates with Mark Ladwig, but she was dating Jeremy Barrett. And they recently broke up
I think they are talking about dating, not skating. She's still skating with Ladwig, but was dating Barrett. Weren't they engaged, at some point?
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Tavares bids teary farewell to Oshawa
His head bowed, John Tavares quietly passed a package of tissues to teammate Michael Del Zotto. And with tears in their eyes, the pair said a final goodbye to the Oshawa Generals.
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His head bowed, John Tavares quietly passed a package of tissues to teammate Michael Del Zotto. And with tears in their eyes, the pair said a final goodbye to the Oshawa Generals.
After yesterday's press conference announcing their trade to the London Knights, the 18-year-old Del Zotto broke down when talking about his 2 1/2-year tenure with the Generals.
"I've made so many friendships here," said Del Zotto, trying to regain his composure. "It's going to be tough to leave."
Especially tough for the New York Rangers' first-round draft pick was talking to his former teammates after he found out about the trade.
"Just saying bye yesterday, knowing I would see them today (at the press conference), I couldn't hold my tears back."
Unlike Tavares, who had been beset by trade rumours prior to yesterday's OHL deadline, the news of the deal came as complete shock to Del Zotto, who, along with goaltender Darryl Borden, was sent with the 18-year-old phenom to London in the blockbuster deal.
"It was harder on him because it was a surprise," said Tavares. "I knew the possibility was coming, so I was able to prepare myself ... but it hasn't been easy for both us."
Tavares was held out of the lineup last night, when the Generals lost 6-1 to the Knights in London, but will play tomorrow against Mississauga. The expected top pick in June's NHL draft said playing the Generals would have been too difficult emotionally. Del Zotto, who'd been Oshawa's top defenceman, played and contributed two assists.
And while yesterday's farewell was played out in front of cameras in Oshawa, the same separation between players and friends, teammates, teachers, billet families and support staff has taken place across the league.
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Ratings: 158 | Reviews: 55 | Display Reviews Only:
New York
5/5 rDev +27.6%
04-12-2012 15:15:14 | More by csustar001
5/5 rDev +27.6%
03-20-2013 20:48:21 | More by shawnrjohnson
4.8/5 rDev +22.4%
08-13-2014 01:04:03 | More by Unclepauly
New York
4.75/5 rDev +21.2%
08-08-2014 02:23:55 | More by ausonius
4.75/5 rDev +21.2%
07-17-2012 08:36:53 | More by msarver16
4.58/5 rDev +16.8%
33cl bottle poured into my large Gulden Draak tulip, Bronze Age is hazy burnt gold with a white head that leaves scattered lace.
Smell is great, earthy, musty yeast with bright tropical fruit esters.
Taste is also funky, but with a bright green apple ester providing some brightness to counter the rustic bite of the spelt. The esters here are really fantastic, reminds me a bit of the old fantomes, without the lacto. Nice snap of herbal hops as well.
Mouthfeel is dry, spritzy and light bodied.
Drinkability is very good, this is an unquestionably solid saison. Unless you just can't stand estery beers, I'm not sure how anyone could not enjoy this.
06-15-2012 03:48:46 | More by ccrida
4.53/5 rDev +15.6%
The beer pours a slightly hazy bronze color with a dense fluffy white head. The nose is incredibly pungent, aromatic, funky, sweet, and almost perfect. I have chosen to give it a perfect score because in 485 beers that I've reviewed...I haven't been this enthralled with a beer's nose since zombie dust.
I chose to serve the beer at cellar temp because I remember enjoying it so much at BCTC. The taste is incredible and dank with the most unique malt profile I've ever experienced. It tastes like drinking a meat pie, almost too much like it, but I tell my brain to relax...it's just the dank yeast and malts playing tricks on me. Honestly this is one of the best, most underrated beers that Brian has masterminded...completely worth trying.
10-28-2012 03:11:51 | More by ThePorterSorter
4.51/5 rDev +15.1%
perhaps the best saison ive ever had, and I don't say that lightly. this is absolutely fantastic stuff. it has a hazy pale rusty yellow color to it, with more yeast the lower you go in the bottle. the head is massive, bright white and rising well above the rim of a wine glass. beautiful stuff with plenty of sediment. the nose is funky farmy yeasty, just what I want in a saison. the grain bill is a little more complex than some, with the spelt and all, but I don't immediately detect its contribution, just the weight. the flavor is profound, its perfectly balanced and layered. grain forward but there is so much more then simple wheat here. the yeast too is unique and strong, giving the beer a real outdoorsy feel, autumnal for sure, and just as funky as can be, tart but not sour in any way. as carbonated as any beer out there, ultra light champagne bubbles make this dry as can be, and awfully quick finishing for the style. it lightens it up a lot, and makes me with I had ten or twelve more bottles in the fridge. this is easily the best Stillwater beer ive had too. there is an authenticity to this that is not often seen. I absolutely love it and recommend it highly.
12-03-2013 17:44:41 | More by StonedTrippin
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
08-26-2013 17:58:57 | More by Tuckersmth
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
11-20-2013 23:04:56 | More by cclark67789
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
06-01-2012 02:35:12 | More by zonker17
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
Bottle: Poured a cloudy dirty beige color ale with a huge foamy head with good retention and some good lacing. Aroma consists of rustic malt with some fresh cut hay and some light funky ester. Taste is a wonderful mix between some rustic malt notes with nice dry floral notes with fresh-cut hay and light funky notes. Body is quite full with great carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Perfect mix between complexity and drinkability.
11-23-2012 19:13:55 | More by Phyl21ca
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
03-04-2012 01:01:18 | More by LiquidCucumber
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
03-01-2012 01:23:11 | More by slimjim871
New York
4.45/5 rDev +13.5%
A good solid saison. One thing to mention is that it's very "up front" with the bitterness and carbonation. Although I appreciate nicely carbonated saison this one may be a little too much in the beginning. It's a great yeasty smell and funky/bitter taste as any good saison should be. Aftertaste is not as good and balanced as that of saison DuPont for example but nevertheless it is a true saison and a very good one at that. Underrated by the community in my opinion. Pricey but I won't hesitate to have it again.
09-10-2013 05:57:49 | More by almightyme3
4.38/5 rDev +11.7%
375ml cork and cage bottle - served cold.
Huge noise off the cork. Smells like a lager yeast actually. Light crisp yeast aroma with a subtle sulfur note. Spice from spelt and farmhouse yeast comes through. Really clean and delicious aroma, just very mild despite raging carbonation.
Pours a hazy straw-amber color. Foamy head that holds just OK. Easy enough to get going again.
Flavors are tremendous. Spicey farmhouse yeast, pleasant grainy flavors from pilsner malt and the raw spelt. Hops lend a solid bitterness, and noblesk floral flavor, most likely Hallertau. Somewhat thicker body for a farmhouse ale yet still very dry to the tongue.
I like this beer, not your typical Saison. Unique, refreshing and delicious. Good callaboration.
03-27-2012 22:11:10 | More by mlazzaro
4.35/5 rDev +11%
On tap, no way, at When pigs fly pizza. I thought it odd I ordered a saison and it came over In a hefe glass. I thought she had the wrong beer. Hazy gold, like a wit or hefe, nose mainly of barnyard saison, wet horse-blanket and old stone sheep troughs. A hint of lemon and banana esters. Taste, wow, are you sure this isn't a wit? Citrusy wheat on top, spice, oat? I've never had a wheat saison before, but I will seek them out now. Finishes with a long dry saison funk, Light acid but still rounded. What a subtle but delicious brew, I could drink these all night, perfect for spring or this odd in between time we're having. Well done! Like Fantome and Samuel smith's, I am coming to believe Stillwater can do no wrong!
02-22-2012 02:50:52 | More by redleaves
4.33/5 rDev +10.5%
Pours hazed gold/apricot with a pinky of sand colored head. Hazes up even more as the bottle is decanted, above average head retention & lacing
S: Sourness, funk & band-aids, golden delecious apples
T: White grape juice with a touch of juicy fruit & banana taffy, plus lemon zest up front. Green apple skin, hay & some lemon & grapefruit as this warms, plus just a bit of peach. Finishes with dandeloin wine, white grapes & peach skin
MF: Light/medium bodied, firm carbonation, very refreshing
Very refreshing, a nice saison, albeit bloody expensive...
06-05-2012 02:07:02 | More by russpowell
4.3/5 rDev +9.7%
375 mL bottle poured into a tulip
A- A hazy straw yellow with a three white head.
S- I am really liking the the nose on this. Light fruits, some nice barnyard funk, mint, some earthy spices, some lemon.
T- Getting a nice citrus/lemon tartness through out with a complex funky, earthy, grainy finish, front reminds me of a nice Witbier. Really enjoy that taste of this, leaves me wanting more.
M- Medium body, high carbonation.
O- Another good beer for Stillwater. A nice easy drinking Saison. Definitely will pick up at again.
02-05-2012 00:37:07 | More by larryi86
4.29/5 rDev +9.4%
Served from a green 375 ml bottle.
A - Medium straw color with orange highlights. Cloudy, but not opaque. Huge volumes of bubbles constantly rise through the beer. The head was initially thick and active, almost overflowing the glass, but then it quickly disappeared to nothing. No lacing either.
S - Lots of complex aromas. Bready malt, lemon, black pepper, sweet sugar, lightly musty leather.
T - Strong grassy hops initially, then smooth bready malt arrives in mid-palate. Slightly sweet finish. Across the palate there is a strong layer of herbs and spices. The strongest are lemon zest and black pepper, but there are other elements that are not as easily identifiable. Overall clean but deep levels of flavor.
M - Medium body. Some mouthcoating sweetness, but finish is only slightly sweet. Full, prickly carbonation. Light alcohol presence. Medium to high hops bitterness.
O - This is a great saison in the classic tradition. No flaws; clean flavors and lots of depth.
05-14-2014 03:05:47 | More by Radome
4.28/5 rDev +9.2%
Poured into a tulip.
A: Pale gold with 4+ fingers of fluffy white head that leaves behind big clouds of lacing. Aggressive carbonation. The end of the pour yields a yeasty storm in the glass making it extremely cloudy.
N: Clove, golden delicious apple, pear, hay and a crack of black pepper.
T: Big spicy Belgian yeast notes of clove and peppercorn at the front of the palate. Golden delicious apple, bosc pear, lemon juice, sharp wheat and hints of banana shortly follow. Spicy yeast shows again in the finish along with notes of dried hay. Notes of barnyard stick in the throat.
M: Light bodied, crisp, tingly and dry.
O: It's a Saison. It's from Stillwater. Bottom line: it's good! Very sharp, very spicy and very refreshing. The yeast takes the main stage on this one. Excellent!
06-16-2012 01:40:05 | More by justintcoons
4.28/5 rDev +9.2%
375ml into a tulip. Pours a slightly hazed classic golden yellow, egg shell dense minor head retains well, ok lacing.
Aroma too is classic, mildly musty, spicy, sweet lemon rind and melded fruity yeasty goodness. A peculiar intriguing hint of vanilla. Thin to medium bodied lively mouthfeel.
Sweetness maintains a presence thought the length of the taste. Zesty citrus. Quiet dry twang intros the yeasty aftertaste which fades rapidly. Little bitter. Pairs well with delicate food. Delicious.
04-30-2012 00:21:17 | More by impending
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
06-27-2014 04:04:51 | More by kwkdmk
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
09-01-2012 03:02:09 | More by let8it8grow
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
05-25-2014 05:39:00 | More by dipso123
Stillwater / Hof Ten Dormaal Bronze Age from Stillwater Artisanal Ales
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