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Posts by ukgnome
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CAPTCHA challenges you to copy pointillist painter Seurat's classic
Oh just fuck off already
Bloody stupid prove you're a human bullshit.
Why not ask a knock knock joke or something else. I am so fed up with stupid CAPTCHA, and don't even get me started on the audio versions.
NSA man: 'Tell me about your Turkish connections'
My pleasant passport chap tried this on a recent trip to LA...
His opening gambit was - spain are out of the world cup, now I don't give a rats ass about such things, but I immediately feigned an interest.
His second question was about what I did for a living, I was terrified as I work for IBM, and he wanted to know exactly what I did. I tried to make it sound exciting, I think I got away with it to.
REG MAN penetrates GOOGLE'S LAIR
But what freebies did you get?
Ever wanted to be a Playmonaut? El Reg's Vulture 2 spaceplane sim reveals what it's like
When can we buy SPB merch?
I want to shop my support with a stratodangle!
Plucky Rockall podule man back on (proper) dry land
Typical Google
No streetview of the locations you actually want!
Bloody amazing chap - I'm just pleased he didn't have to squeeze gulls for precious sustenance.
PROOF the Apple iPhone 6 rumor mill hype-gasm has reached its logical conclusion
I think a lot of people are missing the point on this and are too happy to bash apple.
Currently in you Accessibility settings you can have the flash go off when you receive a message and the like. As the flash is a little harsh it can sometimes be obtrusive, so maybe a pulsing apple is a good addition. Same function, just gentler.
Hmm no tell me, does your android / winphone or blackberry do that?
New Star Wars movie plot details leak, violate common sense and laws of physics
Re: Tom_
This is also my view, the empire may of seemed scary at first but they brought about and end to piracy and trade stability. The Jedi were a bunch of fence sitters, telling people what to do but not actually doing much themselves. Basically they didn't give a rats ass about the massive deaths that they caused by going against galactic peace.
Unbridled BONKING and rampant ROGERING at YOUR office!
You have cheered me right up
Last weeks article was a bit meh, but this one......hang on I have a text.
Oh, it's nothing. Jeez your nosey, OK it was from my mate Jaime, yeah her, not my wife. She never texts unless she wants milk. My wife that is, sometimes jqaime messages me about pasta, I think that's because I said once I like pasta. I also like breast and painted toenails, does this mean I should ask her next time she's over from America? Oh where was I ....Oh yes, I quite liked reading this on.
Hang on, another text, oh it's a video on iMessage....Hmmm Seems she knows about breasts.
Oh girl, you jus' didn't: Level 3 slaps Verizon in Netflix throttle blowup
Re: Verizon can STFU & FOAD, Kthxbai.
Truly it may me the land of the free (they are not) and the home of the brave (more like the make do)
But the fact is the average Joe is continually been fucked by whoever they get there services from. When you have a country as big as the USA it seems that they are more controlled. They don't have the choices of the free and modern world. You only have to look at how much they pay for a piss poor service to realise that the roll out in a smaller country such as the UK is actually great value.
Yes we in the UK will moan about connection speeds and rural fibre, but seriously at least our nation can afford a phone in every citizens hand, and a decent data connection to use.
German brain surgeon flies in for vital LOHAN operation
Sysadmin huh?
I hope you're cattle-prod proof
Running the Gauntlet: Atari's classic ... now and then
This cabinet game was a proper bonding game, so many randoms met as a kid down cleethorpes.
Delaware pair nabbed for getting saucy atop Mexican eatery
Re: Dammit Lester!
Nope - I mean Del Taco, I wouldn't set foot in a Taco Bell.
Dammit Lester!
I want a shrimp taco now......why doesn't the UK understand the importance of mexican food?
If I start a kickstarter for a Del Taco where should I put it, and who would want to be in on it.
Phone charging log helps to convict murderer
Re: I think there's a moral to be derived from this story
Have an upvote
I have now invested in an android burner phone, erm for testing purposes....@Jedit, you are now my alibi
DRONE WARS: Killers, spies? Nah, they're IDEAL for snapping pics of hot models
Hmm can you....
fly them close to a kerb for all those up-skirt shots? - Daily Mail side bar, I am thinking of you.
On a serious note, I like the tech in camera drones, but the invasion of privacy is just a bit creepy. I would much rather that drones just kill and mame, at least you can hate them properly without been tied up in privacy and stuff (OK perhaps not as serious as I had hoped)
Get an EYEFUL OF CURRY for the sake of your brain
Excellent parody
of the what happened next meme, just wish I could remember what the article is about.
Murdoch calls for ISPs to be liable for users' activities
Re: Rebekah...
Don't be silly, she doesn't even know what a computer is, although it might be her friends hacking the down vote system.
Like so many comentards...
Why doesn't this wanker fuck the fuck off.
*for American readers, Wanker simply means a masturbater. If that doesn't sit well with you then please think of Rupert as a claw fisted cock juggler
LOHAN seeks stirring motto for spaceplane mission patch
In honour of spaced
French telco takes on US rival Netflix... with whose dongle?
We still are getting fleeced, just by a multitude of ways.
New Doctor Who episode leaks online as proper trailer debuts
Whilst I have no experience I do fancy living in Miami, and I hold an excellent data retention record. In fact I am so tight with data that no one gets any emails!
The final score: Gramophones 1 – Glassholes 0
is such a disappointment, if Dabbsy is going to advertise things then I expect much much better.
No wonder he's all miserable, someone should kick him in the glasshole, and then snapchat it or summink!
El Reg nips down IKEA's 'I've Got A Screw Loose Street'
Is it wrong that I like to see ladies with pipes?
And does it have a particular name?
*Mrs gnome has a pipe that I insist she chews on when she is doing her degree work, well now she's on her forth I figure she has every right to be boffinised.
Elon Musk to fund Tesla museum with 'ONE MEEELLION DOLLARS'
I used to think that Musk was a massive cock....
And then he gave his patents away, and built a rocket, and actually turned out to be a decent chap.
AND NOW THIS! Any donation to open a Tesla museum gets my vote and yet another reason to give the guy a hug.
If they ran a web campaign to help the funding I would actually give a few quid, I have a massive soft spot for the father of the modern world. This has made Friday a bit better.
Hey Musk, I'm buying you a cold one -------->
Verizon points more fingers at Netflix: It's YOUR pals slowing data
This is simple plumbing....
poor water pressure but massive drains for effluent.
I guess Verizon totally enjoy taking the shit and leaving their customers unwashed.
Ham-fisted farmer fear: A peanut-butter-and-iPhone sandwich
Would this make it a Kellogg phone?
Tasty Fruit and Fibre?
*I'm going, and I didn't have a jacket, I just sorta dropped it at work.
'Ribbed' for your pleasure: Jony Ive unveils NAKED IPHONE
Re: Seal
Whenever I see Seal i now think of the french for seal.
hey, it makes me laugh!
New Bluetooth tech lets you control 4 BILLION lightbulbs at once
will this create inner city dogging, no park required?
Printed diode can slurp power from phone signals
is it only me....
that sniggers when they read PNAS?
Doctor Who season eight scripts leak online
Re: Top Gear
I can believe that, after all my comments are written by a team of egotistical ramblers
Makes you wonder what other data the BBC accidental give away.
I smell NSA interference, Snowden was right or summink
Dubai to get HUGE climate-controlled DOMED CITY and giga-mall
It will be called Mega-City and will be policed by judges
It's finally happened: Bloke builds BOFH-style goofing-off cattle prod
Re:Computers don't have safe words
oh, but my computer does have safeword, and I am buggered if I can remember the phrase
Fridge hacked. Car hacked. Next up, your LIGHT BULBS
Paddy McGuinness
lights out, all out
*I'm going, the one with the wind up torch and tinfoil hat
Storm-battered Rockall adventurer recalls 'worst experience of my life'
This dude eats Bear Grylls for breakfast.
Respect due!
USA to insist on pre-flight mobe power probe
@ h4rm0ny
Towering thug? Threatening manner?
Not my experience at all, recently in LAX the first thing the chap said was "did you know spain is out of the cup?" this exacerbated me, as I am not a footy fan. Followed by, "you haven't said where you are staying" Once I had explained that I couldn't legitimately answer the question as my US lady friend had arranged the accommodation he just smiled, wrote with a sharpie on the form that I was staying at the airport and wished me a great time.
Royal Navy parks 470 double-decker buses on Queen Elizabeth
I am sure that TFL or rather the London black cab drivers would rather have the uber drivers parked on the flight deck
You 'posted' a 'letter' with Outlook... No, NO, that's the MONITOR
My Dad - that is all
iPhone user SHAMEGASM: 'I beg of you', delete sex app from my purchase list
vagina dialling
"'ere, some C*nt keeps prank calling me"
London officials won't take Uber to court – because cabbies are suing the drivers anyway
Re: Or they could consider joining the first part of the 21st century...
most of the transactions were under £10 and the effective commission rate was 30%???
Not these days, a terminal that plugs into your iPhone costs £60 and only charges 2.7% for any transaction.
El Reg is looking for a new London sub-editor
Not one mention of.....
1. cake
2. girls in inappropriate dress
3. occasional jaunts to very scary chemical plants
4. free coffee
Therefore, with regret I cannot join as your subby - also I have very little experience.
Virgin Media struck dumb by NATIONWIDE DNS outage
Re: Suspect Much ?
helicopter what? You can't see it? And you never will, until it's too late
Mwah hahahha
Like frozen burgers, 'Bigfoot' DNA samples have a touch of horse
I'm thinking it's either Scuzzlebutt or Manbearpig
YouView loses YourView trademark fight, may have to pick new name
I hear that Nasa is suing Apple - because ISS sounds a bit like iOS
Supermodel Lily Cole: 'I got a little bit upset by that Register article'
@ John Smith 19
Oh......nope, still nothing.
Nope, Sorry!
Never heard of her, even after a google I am none the wiser.
Maybe she could use hard earned tax payers money to raise her profile.
GCHQ to share threat intel – and declassify SECRET inventions
Re: Bullshit!
And here was me thinking this had the smell of public relations and marketing. - My mistake.
British boffin tells Obama's science advisor: You're wrong on climate change
Re: Mathematician vs. a "Real" Scientist...
I thought that meteorologists were just physicists with umbrellas, and pure mathematicians were just physicists in sandals.
The cute things they say
University Help desk
user - my email won't work
me - yes, it's become compromised and is sending out spam
user - I didn't do it.
me - have you answered any of these (phishing) emails
user - Yes, was that wrong?
me - blah blah phishing, blah blah security, blah blah why it's dumb, trust no one etc
user - OK got it, I was dumb
me - so to get your email working I just need your credit card number and security code.
user - sure 4566 7899 9988 9287 - and security 674
'Hashtag' added to the OED – but # isn't a hash, pound, nor number sign
Has anyone thought to.....
ask Stephen Fry?
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Strangest local delicacy we've come across so far: mussel sausages (80% mussels, 20% beef) from the butcher's in Coromandel
Destination: New Zealand. Three and a bit weeks in Dec/Jan, stopping off in KL on the way out and Langkawi + Koh Lipe on the way back. We're hoping to cover both North and South islands in a campervan - any tips and must-dos/sees/eats greatfully received. We're ready to start planning!!
Breakfast in our East Village apartment: BLT baguettes, expertly prepared by Mr Matt. SO GOOD! The juice was a highlight too: orange, banana and strawberry Tropicana - why don't we get that flavour in Europe?
Slightly foggy view from 60 Thompson
Room service at 60 Thompson came with the cutest ketchup bottle in the world

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With nineteen Pac-12 Conference wins they are currently tied with the most wins in conference set last season and are six games out of their all-time wins mark at fifty four. Last year the Oregon Ducks were 50-11(19-5 Pac-12). For the last two seasons you could use the word dominant, Mike White's team is an eye popping 98-17-1 and 38-7-1 within their own conference. They have a chance to top last seasons Pac-12 mark with two more games to come this weekend against Arizona.
Regardless of the outcome there will be Softball at Howe Field next week in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. Who will the Oregon Ducks host? We will find out late on Sunday, but first things first. The Arizona series concludes Friday(7:30pm PT) and Saturday(11:30am PT).
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Planning Portland/Willamette Valley Trip
Girlfriend and I just started planning a trip to Portland/Willamette Valley and need some help. Right now it looks like we will be going in mid June for 4 nights (thinking two in Portland and two in Wine Country). Any recommendations on where to stay? Primarily for Wine Country. Looking for a nice place, but not necessarily the most expensive place out there. We will be primarily interested in going to Vineyards/Wine Tastings in Willamette. Really just interested in exploring Portland along with some good food and breweries.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Holy cow. A million things here. Try searching this topic at wineberserkers.com as a start. The Allison is great. Superb hotel but may or may not be expensive depending on what that means to you. Hotel Oregon is funky but not pricey. Tons of B and Bs. Portland us close so don't discount staying the whole time there.
This is a very broad topic. Whittle it down and you can get more specific info.
re: oregonjim
To whittle it down I guess I would ask for the following:
- top Vineyards/Wine Tastings in Willamette Valley (I know Willamette is pretty big, so even a general area would be helpful)
- top Dinner spots in Portland (pretty nice)
- great hidden lunch spots in Portland
I appreciate the help!
re: tkuppens
We loved Little Bird for dinner in June. Meat Cheese Bread has a don't-know-why-this-is-genius-but-it-is green bean sandwich for a bit of a hidden lunch idea.
As to where to stay, I'd pick your hotel based on proximity to where you want to eat. It's what I do when we stay at the Park Lane Suites and Inn. Walking distance for resto and café heavy 21st and 23rd in the NW eg Bar and Caffe Mingo, Coffeehouse Northwest, Sterling, 23 Hoyt (happy hour), Besaw's, Ken's Artisan Bakery, Papa Hadyn (dessert) and Uptown Billiard Club, plus easy access to most every other part of the city down Burnside, especially if you have a car. Bonus points for being so close to Washington Park and its myriad attractions, including the Rose Test Garden which should be worthy in June.
There are probably 100-150 wineries within one hour of Portland. Check wvwa.com for a list with info and links. That can give you a look at wineries hours, what they make and how that fits in with your schedule and palate. I would recommend searching this folder for extensive discussions and reviews on Portland restaurants. Also try portlandfoodanddrink.com for further discussion/reviews and links to restaurant sites. There is a ton of easily available info here and a couple other places. Make an itinerary and let us know what you have come up with!
There is a great restaurant called Jory at the Allison Inn that you might consider while you are in the wine country (Newberg). It is a great place to go back to and settle in for an evening meal, especially if you are staying there...
There are lots of wineries, as others have mentioned, but sticking to the Yamhill/Carlton/McMinnville/Dundee areas is your best bet for wineries PLUS evening dinner options.
Once you settle on your accommodations, let us know so we can advise you better on specific winery/dining options.
re: cobpdx
Thanks! We are still deciding on which area we are going to stay. Leaning towards Newberg, Carlton, or McMinnville.
I'll speak to Wine Country as I spend a ton of time down there. Here's my list in no particular order, it all depends what kind of mood you are in.
Thislte: In McMinnville, great food, my favorite spot there, go early for a cocktail, best bartender in the State!
Recipie: In Newberg, solid food, always consistent and delicious, great for lunch or dinner
Ruddick Wood: Newberg, New place, nice group of young guns started this place and just recently opened. They know their stuff and are doing great things. One of the few places opened late.
Dundee Bistro: Again consistent great food, killer wine list
Red Hills Market: Dundee. Great lunch spot also breakfast, great wood fired Pizza
Jory as mentioned above is about as gourmet as you can get in that area, good but honestly not one of my favorites, especially for the $$
Henry's in Carlton: Food cart with seriously awesome food, check their hours as they are open at different times depending on time of year. Best food and value in the valley and great guy in Joseph and great girl in Katie
Walnut City Kitchen, Communtity Plate both very good.
Lots of choices for two days, you will eat well and drink incredible wines, the 2012's will be out by then and they are killer!!
re: martyd
Depends on how old you are and what scene you are looking for. Portland is a very unique and diverse town. If you like old school stay at the Benson downtown. Walking distance to everything (Portland is a relatively compact city). On the east side of the river the Jupiter is a retro hotel with a great bar and live music scene.
In the Valley the top end is the Allison in Newberg, good resto and spa, 50 wineries within 10-15 mins. The Black Walnut in Dundee is a great B&B with terrific views and right in the heart of the Dundee Hills AVA. Visit Alexana, Penner-Ash, Bergstrom and Adelshiem all with great tasting rooms and top flight wines
Right now we are looking at Abbey Road Farms (Carlton) and Youngberg Hill Vineyard & Inn (McMinnville). So any restaurants or wineries in those areas would be helpful.
re: tkuppens
This is a list of pretty much all the restaurants in Yamhill County in the finer dining/good food category:
Thistle: Quirky, high-quality locally sourced menu.
Nick's: Good Italian
Bistro Maison: French bistro
Jory: Beautifully appointed with very good spa hotel style food.
Recipe: Comfort food done with great ingredients (personal fave).
Ruddick Wood: New tavern/restaurant with good pedigree.
Tina's/Red Hills/Dundee Bistro: Wine Country dining.
Joel Palmer House: Mushrooms galore.
Cuvee: French food. Never been there.
Horseradish: Decent sandwich/lunch spot.
I may be missing something but I don't think so, there are of course bars on the divey side and there are certainly a number of pretty good Mexican restaurants/carts in the area as well.
re: oregonjim
Thanks! That is very helpful. Any good wine bars in the area as well?
re: tkuppens
In McMinnville there is one (2?) right off 3rd. Never been. In Portland there are many. Oregon Wines on Broadway is right downtown and has an extensive Oregon selection as well as a heap of grower Champagne.
re: oregonjim
No one seems to be mentioning The Painted Lady in Newberg. Is it no longer a good dinner spot?
re: tkuppens
In terms of your locations, I think both are reasonably close to wineries. Youngberg Hill, itself, is a winery although I am not so much a fan. They have a nice view but are out of town.
If you want to be closer to some of the McMinnville restaurants, there is also 3rd St Flats right downtown and you would be able to walk to all the restaurants and tasting rooms in town.
In the Dundee Hills area - check out Lange and Torii Mor Winery. I like the Hotel Lucia downtown Portland. Walking distance to many fine restaurants - cafes - bars.
I went to Portland with a list, and unfortunately, got sidetracked by some well meaning relatives who knew better. I really regret not going to Beast or to Pok Pok. Also Gruner's is neat although I would go there for lunch. My wife liked it so much she went twice. I would not advise The Woodsman or Laurelhurst Market, although the latter has some cuts of meat you don't often see.
Little Bird was nice, ate there twice also.
Hope this helps some.
Lots of great recommendations here, let me add a few:
Beast: Great prix fixe tasting menu, generally meat-centric. Communal tables but in a high-end way. No a la carte menu at all, so check the sample menus before booking.
Pok Pok: Thai as Thai should be done. Amazing wings and noodles. Be prepared to wait in line; lunch is a good option.
Little Bird: Usually the first place we hit for dinner just after we arrive. Bone marrow, great cocktails, bistro atmosphere.
Le Pigeon: Little Bird's big sister, a little higher-end French.
Screen Door: Canonical brunch, fried chicken (boneless, alas) and waffles enough to stuff anyone. Long lines typical.
Gruner: Not your father's biergarten. Modern German; traditional dishes like Maultaschen or Bratwurst, but simpler presentations. Great selection of German wines.
The Original: Yeah, I know. But the chicken fried steak that uses a flat iron steak instead of the usual chewy cube steak is really excellent.
Higgins: Good old-school French. Been around forever and with good reason.
Food carts: Since you'll be there when the weather is good, you should try the food carts at 10th & Alder. First recommendation is Nong's Khao Man Gai, a poached chicken dish with a slightly tangy sauce. It sounds bland but it's sublime.
PSU Farmer's Market: Another good fair-weather stop, if only because it has the original outlet of Pine Street Biscuits. Fried chicken on a biscuit, what's not to like?
Bollywood Theater: Great Indian street food. No tandoori or many curries, but a lot of great things you might eat while walking through a street market (they have tables, no worries). Especially the kati rolls and the fried sliced okra.
Salt and Straw: RIght next to Bollywood, great and unusual ice creams (strawberry and balsamic, coffee and bourbon, pear with blue cheese).
There's another Pine State Biscuit up near Bollywood and Salt & Straw, in case you're peckish for another Reggie.
Genoa: High-end Italian. Reminds me a lot of more East Coast restaurants. Excellent wines, well-matched to the food.
Castagna: MG gone mad, but if you're into that, it's a good place for it.
Olympic Provisions: Mad good charcuterie. Lots of restaurants use their meats, but a trip to the mothership is always good.
After 2 trips to Willamette here is my advice for Wineries it depends on your taste but my MUST visits are:
Soter: This is in Carlton, We liked them so much we joined their wine club. The wine and views are great plus this is one of few seated tastings which is nice.
If you stay in Carlton, there are many small downtown wineries that are in walking distance depending on where you stay.
Stoller Winery: This is in Dundee and has the best views in my opinion. Plus they let you hang out and take a picnic lunch. They also have frisbee golf although we havent checked out their course.
Argyle for the sparkling wine since they are one of few that do this. The tasting room is nothing special as it is right off the highway, but if you like sparkling you will want to try this.
White Rose- Great pinot, most fantastic views and very unique tasting room.
Domaine Drouhin- Fantastic views with a big deck outside
I could list many others that I love depending on what you are looking for in your winery visits. For the ones that were recommended to us that we did not enjoy.
Sokol Blosser- I thought the views were great but I didnt really care for their wines and thought they were very overrated. I havent been to the new tasting room which i heard is fantastic but again, their wines underwhelmed me.
Lange: I went there in 2012 and it was a rainy day but again just wasnt too impressed with their wine.
Tori Mor: A lot of people told me this was a must go, I heard the outdoors area is very nice but we went while it was raining so maybe we needed to be out there? I wasnt impressed with the wine.
We have stayed in Newberg, McMinnville, and Carlton. For food options nearby I recommend
Nicks Italian Bistro
Bistro Maison
Cuvee- Great little French restaurant
The Horseradish
Carlton Bakery for breakfast or pastries
Depending on if you stay at a B&B you may have a fantastic breakfast provided as we did.
Jory at the Allison is good
Red Hills Market- In Dundee
Dundee Bistro- In Dundee
For Portland my favorite things are:
PSU Farmers Market- this is a must for me and i get my provisions for wine country while I am at it. So many great vendors
Blue Star Donuts- I am not even a donut fan and I have been thinking about these since October
Salt and Straw ice cream- there are 3 locations.
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Also planning a trip to Portland/Willamette Valley. Need 3 restaurants in Portland and 2 in Willamette Valley for dinner. Prefer regional or possibly French cuisine. Have enjoyed Higgins in PDX in past and Jory in WV in past. Are these still great. Which 3 in PDX and 2 in WV would you pick?
Congratulations! Portland is foodie, wine and micro-brew heaven, among other things. As others have started, there are so many options, all depending on what you prefer and what your style is. A good reference is the local weekly paper called the Willamette Weekly, or the 'willy week' as I referred to it many years ago when I lived there. It does a wonderful job of reviewing, rating, etc. restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, etc.
Four days isn't enough to see all that PDX has to offer, especially in the food/wine/brewery. But I think you're off to a great start. If you can't make it to all your top picks, you can always plan another trip. Have a wonderful trip!
Admittedly, I am SO envious; Portland is one of my favorite places to visit, which I have done at least once a year, but this year I won't have a chance to go back because it's now almost on the other side of the world from me.


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Below are the pitching Game Scores* in the Pittsburgh Pirates' farm system from the last week. The top ten and the bottom five starts are broken down below the chart. The top five short season pitchers are also highlighted in a separate group, since most of those guys only go 4-5 innings max, and don't have a good chance of being highlighted in the top ten. The rankings include every pitcher who made a start for a Pirates' minor league affiliate, with no limitations on whether the starting pitcher has prospect eligibility. *Game Score is a stat created by Bill James used to determine how good a pitcher's outing really was. The formula for game score is simple: Start with 50 points, add one point for every out recorded, add two for each inning completed after the fourth, add one point for each strikeout. Subtract two points for each hit, four points for each earned run, two points for each unearned run and one point for each walk. There tends to be an advantage for pitchers who can g...
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Credibility Score:40%
Reviewed 28th October 2014 (visited 25 October 2014)
If you're looking for a quieter restaurant in Dundrum this is ideal. However, even though it wasn't busy the service was still quite slow. The food was tasty and the early bird menu is good value otherwise it's a bit pricey!
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Reviewed 10th August 2014 (visited 8 August 2014)
Excellent staff. That was the best part.Bland flavourless burger, we had to pay extra for an accompanying salad. €7.50 for a glass of house white?? More bone than meat on the chicken wings! Terrible.
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Credibility Score:50%
Reviewed 19th June 2014 (visited 15 June 2014)
We spent a family time at Beeftro. Food was just ok. Nothing above it. My beef and my boyfriend's chicken was scorched. Also they do not give any salad along with beef so you actually eat plain beef with a dressing.
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Reviewed 31st May 2014 (visited 30 May 2014)
Nice place, nice staff, nice service, awful food
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Reviewed 20th April 2014 (visited 19 April 2014)
A lovely place to go, always passed it buy as I had regular restaurants I went to. Decided to take my husband there as he is a big steak fan, it was lovely, great food, nice atmosphere and our waiter was so friendly to, we will definitely return, so far its my husbands favourite restaurant in Dundrum! Great to find new places in our local area .
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Reviewed 14th April 2014 (visited 12 April 2014)
Our third visit to Beeftro, so I can fairly say the high quality of food and service is consistent. This time we had the Rib Eye Steak and the Top Blade. Portions are generous, flavourful and tender. The Creamed potato with truffle is positively delicious! On a previous weekday visit - Mon thru Wed, I think - bottled wines are at half price! House wines are also quite good value. Nicely furnished, and comfortable. We'll be back!
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Reviewed 23rd March 2014 (visited 1 March 2014)
Four of us came here for for my mothers birthday lunch after some shopping. I had never really looked at the place until then. While walking past I noticed the sign for 10 euro steak lunch, It was absolutely delicious . The steak, fries, sauce and salad was all so fresh and went perfect together. I can't wait to return.
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Reviewed 21st February 2014 (visited 16 February 2014)
Fantastic steak, cooked perfectly and served with delicious creamed potatoes and sauce. Absolutely brilliant service and a nice, vibrant atmosphere. Great restaurant!
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Reviewed 03rd February 2014 (visited 3 February 2014)
Ate lunch here with a friend today. We were the only diners at 12.30 but it soon filled up. Service was attentive, maybe too much? Less of the "madam" please! Food was delicous - I got the rib eye steak and it was beautifully charred yet succulent, with excellent flavour. The truffle pomme puree was divine, crispy onions were good but a bit cold. Desert of the day - a chocolate & hazlenut tart was very good.
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Reviewed 06th January 2014 (visited 7 November 2013)
Ate here with work one evening. I had the La Tagliata Surf and Turf with truffle mash and the marrow sauce. The steak and prawns were delicious, perfectly cooked and came with some chorizo chopped up in the dish. The truffle mash I could eat all day, served in a lovely pot. The marrow sauce wasn't very flavoursome. I had the caramel, honeycomb and pecan sundae for dessert and that was to die for. Really enjoyed the food here and will definately return. We arrived at 530pm so it was quiet in the restaurant but it soon filled up with shoppers and the atmosphere improved. Service was pretty good and welcoming.
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A good restaurant is defined by having good food. A great restaurant is made by having the highest quality food, and an amazing atmosphere to experience; one that creates a treat for all the senses. Now, there are many ways to cultivate the correct atmosphere, but for those restaurants lucky enough to have a unique and beautiful location, all they have to do is display the majesty around them.
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Some restaurants focus on locavorism, others on great service, and still others on creating unforgettable experiences and signature dishes. But there's a special category of restaurants across the country, one that showcases where they're situated, creating over-the-top sensory experiences — allowing diners to see for themselves the beauty that can be found only at that locale, and only from that specific table. From awe-inspiring scenic landscapes to romantic twilight city skylines, the 20 restaurants on this list have views that can't be found anywhere else, whether they're unique, picture-perfect Hawaiian sunsets or views of the soaring mountains of Alaska.
Now, none of this is to say that the quality of food isn't paramount when it comes to dining in restaurants, but just ask Per Se in New York how the overwhelming feeling of awe from viewing a perfect skyscraper-studded horizon can be the seasoning that puts a four-star meal over the top.
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We're still waiting for those suggestions in Atlanta and of course, any others across the PR Agency country.
What a joke... three NYC restaurants... one overlooking a pond, and one overlooking a traffic circle... it wasn't until #16 until there was a VIEW (and there isn't a #15)... How about LeMont's view in Pittsburgh? Or something from Hilton Head, Charleston or Atlanta... Sheeesh...
Have any actual suggestions in Hilton Head, Charleston, or Atlanta? Be interested to hear about them and any others across the country.