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Beethoven's obvious model for the tight integration of slow introduction and allegro was the first movement of Haydn's 'Drumroll' Symphony, No 103, likewise in E flat and 6/8 time. The connection between the two works carries over into their not-so-slow second movements. Both are cast as a set of double variations on two alternating and related themes, one in C minor, the other in C major. Haydn begins in C minor and ends in C major. Beethoven reverses the process, opening with a charmingly demure – and distinctly Haydnesque – C major tune, and closing with fragments of the truculent, faintly Hungarian-sounding C minor theme, linked to the C major by its flicking 'Scotch snap' figures. After a full variation of each theme (the C major in wonderfully airy, dancing textures), the second variation of the C major tune is drastically shortened; then, in the movement's climactic section, Beethoven powerfully exploits the C minor theme's exotic, Hungarian flavour, with violin and cello in turn hurling out the tune against flamboyant keyboard figuration.
The third movement, noted as a minuet in the composer's sketches but in the autograph marked simply 'Allegretto ma non troppo', is in A flat rather than the expected E flat major. The trio is thus the earliest instance in Beethoven of a work with movements in three different keys, a pattern he repeated in the 'Harp' Quartet of 1809, where the tonal centres are again E flat, A flat and C. Hearing this exquisitely tender, lulling music 'blind', many listeners would exclaim 'Schubert!'. And it left a profound effect on the younger composer in a piece like the A flat Impromptu D935 No 2. Yet this romantic intermezzo, with its contrasting 'trio' that dissolves magically back into the main section, also recalls Haydn by quoting the beginning of the famous Largo from his Symphony No 88. Could it be that Beethoven, who had made peace with the now frail old man at a performance of The Creation in March 1808, consciously or unconsciously conceived the whole trio as a homage to his former teacher? Certainly the genial and exhilarating finale, full of rhythmic wit and good-humoured instrumental repartee, recreates Haydn's spirit in terms of Beethoven's own 'middle period' style. In keeping with the whole trio, the movement shows a fondness for relationships between keys a third apart: the gloriously exuberant second group of themes is in G major rather than the orthodox B flat, and is later recapitulated in C major. This prolonged emphasis on C major demands a long coda affirming the tonic, E flat. But what Beethoven gives us is not so much a coda as a second, varied, recapitulation that brings back all the themes in reverse order, then subsides to a quizzical pianissimo before generating a rousing send-off from the opening scales.
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More information:
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Increasingly, the answer to this question is, "Because the agency that funds my research requires one." Several grant-making agencies, including the National Science Foundation, now require that researchers have a plan for preserving data generated in the course of their research and sharing that data with other scholars. Some journals also require that the data used in published articles be made available to others who want to try to replicate or extend the results. However, even if you are not required to have a data management plan or to preserve and share your research data, we hope that you will consider doing so.
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Other Data Management Resources
Managing and Sharing Data: A Best Practice Guide for Researchers, from the UK Data Archive
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Supermodel Kate Moss made a return to the runway this morning as part of Louis Vuitton's Autumn Winter 2013 show at Paris Fashion Week. The mother of one, who is a close friend of LV's Creative Director Marc Jacobs hasn't been seen on the catwalk since 2011 when she closed the Louis Vuitton show both seasons, wearing a white featured dress in October and smoking a cigarette in black hot pants for the design house's March presentation.
Kate, who famously retired from runway life in 2004, clearly makes exceptions when it comes to tattooed designer Jacobs. The last time she walked in a catwalk show before Louis Vuitton in 2011 (aside from Naomi Campbell's Fashion For Relief charity tribute to Alexander McQueen in February 2010) she made a special appearance at The House Of Blue Eyes London Fashion Week presentation in Shepherd's Bush back in 2008.
When Grazia caught up with Kate backstage at Mulberry last season we asked her if she'd ever consider returning to the catwalk. The London-based model told us exclusively, 'Well, I did Louis Vuitton... I don't think I'll do it again, but I don't know... I mean, I never say never. It's fun to do one occasionally. It's not like I would want to do London-Milan-Paris like I used to, but it's fun to do it occasionally.'
We wonder if Mossy's decision to go back to work has anything to do with a certain Miss Cara Delevingne who also appeared in the show. Hailed as 'the new Moss' the young star has quite a way to go to fill Kate's Louboutin boots, but we'd love to know if KM has any words of wisdom for CD about how to sustain at modelling career. After over two decades in the fashion industry under her belt, if anyone would know it would be Kate Moss!
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(Bogota, Villa de Leyva, Medellin, Cartagena)
Deep beneath the streets of Zipaquira lies a marvel of engineering and artistic achievement so great that you'll be left speechless at the ingenuity of the human spirit.
Here in the underground salt mines of Colombia lies a subterranean cathedral that will surprise and inspire you with its eerie beauty. Above ground, you'll find modern-day Colombia every part as striking as you discover the heart and soul of the re-born Bogotá and come to understand its history reflected in its refined colonial and republican architecture. Tour historic Villa de Leyva on foot and take some time to appreciate its vast plaza, beautiful historic buildings, and the Monasteries de las Carmelitas Descalzas. Learn about the dark days of the drug cartels that once controlled Medellin and witness the vibrant rebirth of the modern-day city; tour the famous sculpture park that features the work of Fernado Botero; and sip rich Colombian coffee with the welcoming locals in the ancient square at Cartagena.
Modern-day Colombia has left behind its difficult past and emerges with a pulse of enthusiastic optimism that now runs through the entire country. Your team of experienced English-speaking guides and private drivers will help you see it in your interactions with passionate locals as they proudly share with you the rich history, culture and joy of this vibrant country. You'll also experience it in the warm hospitality at the premium hotels that span your stay.
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You will be picked up from your hotel by private vehicle and will be transferred to La Candelaria. Upon arrival, you will commence your walking tour with your private guide through the streets of La Candelaria Bogota. La Candelaria is Bogota's heart and soul, from its humble beginnings this is the oldest part of the city and the Plaza Bolivar or Main Square are high on any visitor's agenda. The Bolivar Square (La Plaza de Bolivar) is the focal point of this historic part of the city. Surrounding the square are several important Colonial and Republican style buildings including the Palace of Justice and Colombian Congress, they embrace the square infusing it with history and tales of old. The Plaza is also home to the Mayor's office and the Primary Cathedral of Bogota that dominates an entire corner. Standing proud in the plazas centre is a statue of Simon Bolivar (The founder of Colombian independence) this was the first public monument to be erected in the city.
As you wander the streets of La Candelaria away from the main square and exploring other parts of this historic hub, your guide will not only explain the history of Bogota but also the intricacies of current Colombian culture and daily life. In order to understand Colombia you need to understand the history of its capital, your tour of the historic part of Bogota will lay the foundations for the rest of your trip helping you to understand how this complex and fascinating county ticks.
In the afternoon, enjoy some time on your own to relax.
You will be met at your hotel by your driver and Bilingual guide and taken directly to Zipaquira for a tour of the village & the Salt Cathedral, a journey of about approximately 2 hours. For some this is a religious monument, others a celebration of engineering or maybe even an artistic masterpiece. One of the marvels of Colombia, the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira is well worth the visit. For the beauty of its landscapes, the richness of its earth and the hidden jewel beneath the earth's surface, Zipaquira is somewhat of a must during a stay in Bogotá. Travelling north of the city, through countryside once occupied by the native Muisca Indians, Zipaquira is one of the more popular tourist destinations in Colombia. Zipaquira is most famous for its Cathedral carved underground in a still functioning salt mines just west of the town.
The subtle lighting pronounces the fourteen Stations of the Cross as you descend in to the mine, each station sculpted by a different artist. At the deepest point of the cathedral, 180 m below the earth's surface, you encounter the nave and the north and south aisles dominated by the 16m high central cross. The illumination and execution of the work is a tribute to modern techniques and years of work from the miners and artists. Your guide will explain all about the cathedrals construction and how it and the mine still function in harmony. However you view this construction, you can't fail to be impressed by its size and grandeur. Around the central square of the town of Zipaquira the colonial buildings still hold their charm footed by brickwork paving and overlooked by the Cathedral Diocesana de San Antonio.
The next stop on the road is the village of Raquira which in the indigenous Chibcha language means "The city of pots" and it certainly is the place to buy earthenware. In just few blocks you will find almost all the handicrafts you will possibly want for yourself or to take home. You may even get the chance to see one of the many potters at work at his wheel forming and trimming until a perfect example of Raquira workmanship is complete. Raquira is not only famous for its earthenware but its houses, in stark contrast to its neighbour of Villa de Leyva with its uniform white house's Raquira is an explosion of colour and decoration. Raquira makes a great stop of on the way back to Bogota. From Raquira to Villa de Leyva takes about 30 minutes by car.
After your tour you will continue North on to the village of Villa de Leyva, an additional journey of about 3 hours arriving approximately early evening.
Half day walking tour of the historic centre of Villa de Leyva. Witness its enormous plaza (one of the largest in South America), along with interesting historical building such as the house of Antonio Nariño, and the Monasteries de las Carmelitas Descalzas. Modern construction is scarce amongst the colonial Spanish whitewashed walls that line the cobbled streets, and terracotta tiles that shade cascading flowers hanging over painted green balconies. The town's main square is one of the largest cobbled stone plazas in all South America and plays host to numerous events and exhibitions such as the festival of kites and the spectacular festival of lights when the sky is illuminated by a thousand fireworks
Lunch at leisure (not included in tour price).
Private transfer from Villa de Leyva to El Dorado Airport in Bogota.
Domestic flight between Bogota and Medellin. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour.
Includes airport transfer with private vehicle, professional driver and bilingual guide- City or vice versa
Begin your Medellin city tour with private vehicle and English speaking guide. Medellin is certainly a city with a history. From the valiant founding fathers trekking across the Andes, to the dark days of the drug cartels, to its rebirth as one of South America's most vibrant cities. This tour of the central part of Medellin can really help to bring the city to life and to help you understand why Medellin is so important to Colombia in terms of both commerce and culture. Take in all the principal sites including the "Parque Berrio", the famous Botero sculpture park where many works of Colombia's most famous artist, and Medellin born sculptor, Fernando Botero are exhibited. A ride on the city's famous cable car will not only provide great views of Medellin but will be a chance to understand a bit more about the geography and social make up of Colombia's second largest city. Other highlights of this tour include Botanical Garden and San Pedro Cemetery.
Domestic flight between Medellin and Cartagena. The flight duration is approximately 1.5 hours.
Includes airport transfer with private vehicle, professional driver and local guide from Airport to Hotel or within city and vice versa
You will be met at your hotel by your bilingual guide to commence your private guided 4hr walking tour through the streets of Cartagena. Your tour will take through the old town under the Puerta Del Reloj (Clock tower entrance), a symbol of Cartagena, into the Plaza de los Coches. Your guide will divulge the myths and legends, histories and stories of Cartagena from ancient times right up to the present. No visit to Bogota is complete without a visit to the amazing Gold Museum to the Plaza San Pedro Claver with its stunning Church, on through to the Plaza Bolivar; with its shady areas, where a fresh Lemon juice can be enjoyed whilst watching the world go by. Cartagena is steeped in history and a delight to stroll the streets with your own personal encyclopaedia of knowledge guiding you from one interest to the other.
Sleep in this morning and relax at your hotel.
Enjoy a day of leisure at the nearby beaches. Cartagena is nearly surrounded by the Caribbean Sea. Small, coral stone protected beaches can be found only a few meters outside of the ancient Walled City.
The Abadia Colonial is well positioned in the old sector of Bogota; La Candalaria. With its twelve rooms all located around one of three colonial style patios; it is a small oasis away from the hustle and bustle of down town Bogota. There is a coffee shop inside the building and the rooms are simply decorated, and very well presented. This is a perfect option for anyone looking for a hotel with a personal homely feel.
Located just a few blocks from the principal plaza in Villa de Leyva, Hotel la Posada de San Antonio is nestled in one corner of a smaller plaza. The reception area doubles as a small art gallery displaying paintings from local artists. Other works of art will be found as you explore the hotel. The building itself is an old colonial house with a large central courtyard with the rooms encompassing the courtyard. This historical building fits in perfectly with the cobbled streets and old world charm of Villa de Leyva but with the art twist and a touch of luxury. This hotel is one of the more stylish hotels in Villa de Leyva.
Conceived with an English design, Hotel Park 10 combines wood in its architecture, giving a touch of luxury to all its facilities. Hotel Park 10 offers luxurious suites in three categories: Luxurious Rooms, Junior Suites and Grand Suites. All rooms have ideal comfort and feature high-speed internet, remote control air conditioning, several telephone lines with voice mail, digital safe and cable TV. Hotel Park 10 is located in a residential area of El Poblado, with its great architectural and natural value. From there, you can walk along art galleries, restaurants, bars and boutiques. Close to Parque Lleras and Medelin's financial and commercial centers, the city's two airports are also easily accessible.
Alfiz Boutique Hotel is located in Cartagena´s historical Old Town, only a short walk to most of the city's attractions. Alfiz hotel offers eight stylish suites in the elegant ambiance of a restored XVII's heritage building. Whether you are visiting the city on business or travelling for pleasure, this beautifully restored residence provides a warm welcome. This hotel is part of the collection of the "Cartagena Boutique Hotels", the group of outstanding properties chosen for their intimate size, personalized service and attractive surroundings. Since the 17th century, the hotel has sheltered secrets, anecdotes and adventures. After three centuries, it continues to make history.
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Results will probably vary depending on gear level. Half way through Icecrown right now I'm pushing 1900 bv fully raid buffed. I would get no benefit from using shield block as a threat booster after the nerf. For a fresh 80 tank I can still see it being useful though.
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For that matter is shield mastery all that worthwhile anymore then given the pending shield slam changes and relatively low benefit of block value as a mitigation stat today?
However, Shield Mastery's main purpose is reducing the cooldown of Shield Block to 40s instead of 60s, so I would be reluctant to drop it given that it is an OKish mitigation cooldown given the changes to Critical Block.
Although it could be plausible without the T10 2-set to go for a more Devastate-centric build and move away from Shield Slam talents in theory, in practice the majority of talents involving Shield Slam--Shield Mastery, Sword and Board, and Gag Order--have secondary effects which are still very desirable.
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I really think the only problem with prot warriors is the abuse of armor pen and shield slam. The only differences between now and previous seasons (where we were laughed out of arenas) are those two things. A nerf to prot burst is about the only thing we need to bring everything back in line. All these stuns and silences and etc are fine if you can't kill someone in the span of them, which is how prot was earlier on in the expansion.
If they INSIST on nerfing Warbringer, have it remove roots but not snares.
I've been following the Blue posts on this pretty closely and they've admitted prot isn't tearing up the upper brackets. It appears there is some concern as BiS PVE DPS gear comes available (think heroic modes) that prot warriors in all DPS gear may hit a point of being uncounterable going forward (i.e. smack in the middle of the last arena season). But really, I think most of it stems from GC's comments that they also change classes that are just really annoying to fight against, even if they aren't OP. So what I'm really reading is "lots of stuns and interrupts aren't fun to play against".
So the obvious solution to me is just to put more of them on DR for pvp. It would hurt PVP prot warriors but not effect PVE prot warriors at all.
As for the nerf to Warbringer, it looks to be a done deal, although I hope they go with just the roots but not breaking snares as suggested above.
I hope their "internal testing" scraps the SS damage changes, they would just be dumb. Prot PVE DPS is already too low, nerfing it for any reason should go in the dictionary to help define the word "retarded". One of the more intriguing suggestions on the official forums was to make the talent Warbringer stop ArPen from working for you, to prevent PVPers from stacking so much of it. Personally, I don't think it would need to be that harsh, it would probably be fine if the act of using Warbringer (i.e. when you charge) set ArPen to 0 for 5-10 seconds. That way PVP prot warriors would have the option of choosing to be mobile over bursty, or less mobile but more bursty, just not both at the same time.
If they need to take disarm out of the game, then let it be replaced with a DPS buff talent for prot...we need it. I've also seen complaints against the way Imp Spell Reflect is OP in PVP, so if need be make it reflect more hits and be up longer but only on the warrior (that would still help us tank multi-caster packs, as we should have agro to start, but wouldn't let prot PVPers keeping reflecting magic off their holy pallies or whatever).
BTW, someone should cull the best/most workable suggestions and post them in the Warrior class forums on the official site. I would, but I already started a similar thread earlier in the week and it would be more effective for another voice to be heard IMO (also, some of the ideas here...including some of the ones I posted here, are better than my original ideas).
But no matter what we need to find ways to address the very specific issues with PVP so we don't harm prot PVE...and hopefully get a DPS buff out of it (I'm happy to say that the fact that they want to increase prot sustained PVE DPS was mentioned again in the dev twitter feed, so hopefully that will actually materialize).
I don't disagree with anything you've said Misterix, but if they went ahead with an ArPen change like this it would be a lot easier for them to buff prot PVE DPS... and at this point I feel they owe us a little work, if that's what it takes, to get our sustained DPS out of the abysmal range and up with the other tanks.
Not that I expect them to put a lot of time into it...but I hope they will do something to rectify the situation. Also note that I'm not saying they couldn't also make the other mobility change to Warbringer, although if they don't let you break any snares it's going to suck in a couple of 5 mans for new tanks.
It's not so simple to buff prot PvE DPS either, considering (off the top of my head) the following:
They'd need to remove all the static and scaling threat modifiers from abilities and figure out how much damage they want stuff to do.
They'd also need to remove the aggro from sunder armour and try and figure out how they want to spread the damage over various abilities to make up the threat loss from that.
Given the added scaling they would have to add to abilities, they then come to the real meat of the problem, which is that when you increase tank scaling, their damage in DPS gear becomes a serious problem. Especially in PvP.
Now take that class that you just buffed a lot to do more DPS whilst tanking, and try and balance them when they do a lot more damage in PVP dps gear whilst also being extremely mobile, having undispellable survival cooldowns, a variety of stuns, and a powerful silence combo.
Of course, Blizzard already know all this. If it's painfully obvious to me, I'm pretty sure it is to them too. They are stuck between having to nerf Prot Warrior utility or having to nerf their damage, I suspect they chose the latter because it has less impact on PvE tanking.
As I've said in other threads, and seemingly been totally ignored by most, this problem will resolve itself in Cataclysm when people have much higher health and they can safely raise prot warrior DPS without fear of the infamous 2-shot shield slam.
Scaling will fix scaling? Sorry that last sentence confused me.
Scaling health pools faster than damage, which they've stated on a multitude of occasions, is their intended solution.
Well a lot of the problems with Warrior PvP in general stems from Armor Pen and its status as an OP stat. It's getting removed in 4.0 and only used sparingly in specific talent trees/jewelry, but I don't see why they can't make resilience reduce armor pen until then. Have 800 resilience reduce the effects of armor penetration by 30% or so. It's a band-aid fix but I think it could work.
As for buffing Prot Warrior DPS in PvE, the obvious choice seems to be Devastate. Its damage is already low and it's used fairly often. I've always held the opinion that Devastate damage should ignore armor given the idea behind the attack, though that's not a terribly good idea until 4.0. Maybe each stack of Sunder Armor can give Devastate 20% armor pen. Either that or just double the damage and half the threat modifier.
The other big choice is heroic strike. Right now it combos off the shield bash Daze, which is nigh worthless. Maybe extend the bonus damage to Rend... it'd give us a good reason to use Rend for a small damage bonus to boot.
Maybe some sort of proc attack, similar to sword spec, in a new prot talent.
Your Revenge ability has a 25/50% chance to deal a Punishing Blow when used, dealing X-Y damage (based on attack power) and reducing the cooldown on Revenge by 1 second. This effect can't occur more than once every 6 seconds.
Given that most Prot Warrior PvP is done in Battle Stance, and that Revenge can't be used against casters, it'd be a safe way to buff PvE without unbalancing PvP.
As a blood tank I've never, ever had a problem against a prot warrior, and usually finish the fight with 50%+ hp.
I think theres a couple huge elephants in the room that is prot warriors. first, a huge issue that comes from our "burst" that we have but paladins dont, is our shield block. I believe if they changed it to up our shield block value but not our shield slam damage, they could safely increase our prot pve dps without causing pvp issues since the "burstiness" would be gone. I also would like to see shield slam be a attack power scaled ability, makes no sense why a defensive stat is scaling a offensive ability.
But the other elephant that is keeping our dps down is vigilance. This not only keeps our dps lower since threat with it would equal out the same as the other tanks, or around the same anyway, but also causes our threat to be inconsistant. Plus I always found that tanks should be doing threat themselves, not rely on someone else to do it for them.
If they need to nerf our utilities then by all means, I wont be against it. I think we have way too many stuns as it is considering as prot you rely heavily on getting hit to gain rage.
The whole point of this thread, and others like it is to find solutions that will allow warriors to be nerfed in PVP while buffed in PVE now, before Wrath.


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The complex is quiet and friendly with lovely outside pool, gymnasium and club house. The apartment is accessed on the 1st floor, with a lift or staircase. There is a lovely large terrace with table and chairs for al fresco dining. There is free WiFi Internet access in the club house for those who wish to use the ever useful Internet.
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The Apartment is in a very quiet area. It has access to a shared swimming pool, a south facing patio area, panoramic views. If you are driving there is private parking with the outside areas of the house having external lighting.
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- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Mediterranean, Asian
- Executive Chef: Gustavo Vertone
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Cigar Room, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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melds exceptional Asian Fusion with a whimsical
environment set in a beautifully renovated space. The Bâoli
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in Cannes, France, which include Le Bâoli Restaurant, Bâoli
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area's most sought-after destinations and a definite celebrity hot
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hot spot (35)vibrant bar scene (29)special occasion (24)great for outdoor dining (22)late-night find (21)good for groups (20)romantic (13)fit for foodies (11)scenic view (4)notable wine list (4)neighborhood gem (2)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- one of my new favorite places!XmasCjDined on 11/6/2014Great ambiance, amazing food, fabulous service! Definitely a place you need to check outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gotta know what you get urself intoJasonVIPDined on 10/11/2014Loooong wait even if you have a reservation! We didn't know that and waited an hour to be seated. Our wine price wasn't consistent from one bar to another. They charged us $60 where the other corner charged us $50!!( for the exact same wine) . The food is okay but not fantastic. It's a very fun place coz of the music but it's sooo loud that u can't even carry a conversation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Horrible dining experience.OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/4/2014You're eating in a full on club. It was awful. My friends and I will never go again.
- GlobetrottingfoodieVIPDined on 9/26/2014Salmon carpaccio is a must. Good night scene. Enjoy and party onSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had to wait for 1 lOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/20/2014The didnt respect the reservation and the air conditiones wasnt working to hot terrible expierenceSpecial Features:
- Great FoodsamazachDined on 9/19/2014We enjoyed the Tuna Taco..not what you think, but sooo goodSpecial Features:
- Great spot for trendy crowdEvlovesfoodVIPDined on 9/18/2014Outdoor area very nice and music was upbeat and trendy. Food portions were small but tasty. Wait staff were pleasant. Definitely a place for late nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, late night club feelMiamiBeachLocalDinerDined on 9/13/2014Food was outstanding. The Octopus Carpaccio had outstanding and the Hamachi Tartare was very good. Service was good and knowledgable, but had to wait a few times to get the servers attention. We choose this restaurant as it was highly recommended on a top 5 Miami Spice list and the food certainly lived up to it. The feel of the space is Club like and better for group nights out, than for couples.Special Features:
- Delish food, poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/12/2014The food and ambiance of the restaurant are both superb. However, our waiter forgot about us. I understand in South Beach there is an automatic 18% grat. While I work in the service industry and general leave 20%+, we didn't leave more than the autograt of 18%. Our server introduced himself at the beginning and then dropped the bill. We had to stop back water, bus boys, etc., if we wanted to order anything.Special Features:
- Worst service I have ever hadHaterVIPDined on 8/22/2014Never going back. Waited forever for a table, waiters barely understood English, drinks were wrong, the list goes on...Special Features:
- IsabellaDined on 8/21/2014Ambiente bonito e animado, tem que fazer reserva para jantar. Restaurante caro mas que vale a visita!Special Features:
- AbsurdOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014Baôli made an error with my order. I asked for the house spaghetti (with sea food) and was served a spaghetti with tomate sauce. I then asked the waitress about it and he did not move a finger to solve the problem. I will never come back and definitely do not recommend it.Special Features:
- Wow!HonestDreadDined on 8/9/2014Bouncer at the door enforcing the dress code ( Just to show you the status of your location 👍). Once walking in your in a time machine of past & present visits of celebs as well as locals.( Made me wonder if I could get my portrait present haha). The scene inside is just breathe taking , there will definitely be a sigh of happiness! Once seated ask for Jeremy a waiter from France (Amazingly kind & generous) he will take care of you. The food was amazing , now I visited using the Miami Spice menu ( Unfortunately with my budget, I couldn't afford the exclusive menu) but the portions were small but that's where the quality over quantity definitely applies! If you have the budget , it's a must go !Special Features:
- Great mealfoddie101Dined on 8/3/2014The food was excellent. The waiter was friendly, prompt and gave us great suggestions. The meal was a bit pricey, but we already knew that going in. Well worth it though.Special Features:
- DisappointedDined on 8/2/2014Wonderful experience. Had clients in town from Bogota and they said this is how they will remember their visit to Miami/SOBE. Great ambiance and great food.Special Features:
- OkesbalikestoeatDined on 8/2/2014The food was good the white wine for 180$ was to warm although we said that we want to have the wine cold that's really a no go!!! When we finished and still had a little bit of wine in our glases they asked us to leave which was really rude !!!!!Special Features:
- CourtVIPDined on 8/2/2014The food was good, but the service was poor. The waiter repeatedly positioned higher priced wine and food selections. It was totally obvious he was working to increase the bill and his tip.Special Features:
- awful!Ty5601VIPDined on 8/1/2014love this type of restaurant. but the service killed it. my waiter did not communicate well. drinks were all wrong, and he didn't speak enough English to understand my simple request. no knowledge on the menu nor recommendations. I loved the restaurant. a shame that poor service could ruin a fun spot. Enjoy at your own risk.
- Excellent food and service !BbudhraniDined on 8/1/2014Everything from we entered was perfect. No complaints. A Must try. Will be going back very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cool place, insulting staffHarrisonVIPDined on 7/31/2014We arrived here very impressed by the decor. The menu looked great and our server was friendly. We ordered drinks and appetizers and my wife went to the bathroom. When she returned she was not happy. The attendant gave her a hard time and wouldn't give her the soap. Then proceeded to touch her hair. Very weird. After that experience it was a rush to get out of here. The appetizer was very good but the mood was dead.Special Features:
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- Great B-day celebrationGeorgeDined on 7/24/2014Great place in every aspect. Wine and drinks quite expensive though, so have the card with a clean balance...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/19/2014Had an amazing time. it was our 1 year anniversarySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food and servicelizelaVIPDined on 6/28/2014great food, the menu has been upgraded, also a lot of beautiful people, the service is great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never again!JaviDined on 6/27/2014When you pay $450 (2 people) for dinner you expect much more. I will never come back and you shouldn't go!
- IncredibleOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/12/2014I had such a perdect dinner at Baoli. the food, the service and the ambiance were simply perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Crazy expensiveCarnyZzzVIPDined on 6/7/2014The food was ok, little but cold. The quality of the burger was not great as price (49 dollars.) My partner got chicken with truffle and foie gras for 50 dollars and was too lemony. Anyway for 2 courses dinner and 4 drinks 260 dollars. Is really overpriced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Baoli - Best night EVERNazCoddDined on 6/6/20145 ladies - celebrating 2 birthdays - dare we say 40! We had the most amazing time. At first we were seated outside, but not in the "hippest" part. I asked if they could move us to a better table, and initially they said no, because it was already reserved for another group. Graciously I said ok. But 10 minutes later our amazing waiter and the hostess came and moved us to a table front and center outside. Mostafa who was our waiter, was amazing. He was spot on with his service, and had the best attitude. We were treated like princesses, and had a blast. Fireworks on our food, shots at the table...all made for a wonderful girls night out! Definitely add this to your "list". Thanks Baoli for a wonderful time!Special Features:
- ExpensiveSwordsman0322Dined on 5/31/2014Waiter was charming - food was very nice but pricey. Gratuity is already added at 18% but they don't tell you. In the bar afterwards, bartender tried to overcharge us for 2 drinks - nearly $55 ....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cannes on CollinsIvayloDined on 5/29/2014Talk about teleportation. Felt as we were in Cannes, the vibe, the ambiance, the food, the crowd. The service was by far the best we have had in Miami, and we eat out entertaining clienrs 4-5 nights a week. Ask to be seated in Georgi's section and you will see a level of attention seldom seen on this side of the pond. Seafood was extremely fresh and excellent. Only setback was the fact that there are spots on the patio not covered by the fans, our table felt a bit warm and muggy. Loved it, going back pronto.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My sisters bdaySamiDined on 5/17/2014Long wait even with reservation, but it's expected knowing it's one of the hot spots in Miami. Great atmosphere, loved the show the servers put on with the sparklers. Loved the vibe and the service. Our server Alexander was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is a night club with good foodMiamifoodVIPDined on 5/16/2014When we made our reservation, we had no idea that this place was a night club. I had heard the name before, but for some reason that aspect was unclear to me going in. That being said, we were up for a good time and fit the part of the restaurant. We were surprised that the food was although expensive, very good. I was expecting tiny portions of less than stellar food, but that was not the case. So if you are in the mood for a good time, and want to have a pretty good dinner, this might be your place!Special Features:
- Wow factor entertainmentNicoleDined on 5/9/2014This location is ideal for diners who want a show and a night of good music and dancing. As per the food, the Chocolate Fondant was memorable and delicious - the other dishes being simply "good." Also, smoking is allowed inside; that doesn't marry well with food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great enviromental to MiamiOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/3/2014Very cool, great experiencie and a good point to inmerse to night activity in Miami.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodtechy1Dined on 5/2/2014Very cool outdoor dining area/bar with house music playing in the background. Food was very good. Deserts were excellent. Staff was friendly and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over ratedFoody123Dined on 4/26/2014Waited for an hour when I had reservations and got seated by the dj boot boot band corner exit door where we couldn't hear ourselves even think it was so loud. The food was not that great at all. This is more of a scene restaurant then if you are looking for good food to eat.Special Features:
- out with wife and kidsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/26/2014this is definitely not the place to bring your kids. even if you have a 16 year old. the food was very good, the waiters are on top of you. too much for my liking, which was one of the downsides. The place is buzzing with young and I am sure as it gets later into the evening the restaurant only gets better. keep in mind this place is pricey. I would definitely go back and would recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to start the nightOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 4/26/2014The food was great. The ambience and lighting make the place very appealing. The staff was courteous and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I expected moreIraKalilDined on 4/20/2014When we look in the pictures,sems to be nice,but when you are there,its not big deal. When you arrive in the restaurant,in the front door,nobody is there to recept the clients,the music was very indigested,too noise,the food just normal,not atractive. To take a taxi to go back home,you have to do by yourself.Special Features:
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- the worst dining experienceToddtravelsVIPDined on 4/19/2014We had reservation for months, but were stopped at the door and were not going to be let in because of the dress code. We were a family of 4 (no little kids) who were dressed totally upscale (no jeans, etc.) yet they were giving my daughter a hard time because she wasn't in heels. At the same time they were letting in a large group of people who had just come from the beach in shorts and flip flops. I finally just walked past the door person and asked the manager if they were going to seat us or not. He seated is in the bar area. One positive - the waiter after seeing the hard time we were given couldn't have been nicer and tried very hard to make us happy. There are so many great restaurants in Miami - but not this one.