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- Network: FOX
- Series Premiere Date: Jan 12, 2012
- Season #: 1
- Summary: A spinoff of the popular series Bones that will star Geoff Stults who plays a military-trained guy who finds people no one else can in the Florida Keys.
- Genre(s): Drama
- Show Type: Ended
- Season 1 premiere date: Jan 12, 2012
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 08:00 PM
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Positive: 8 out of 20
Mixed: 11 out of 20
Negative: 1 out of 20
Old-fashioned and a bit placid, but Stults and Duncan save the day, and maybe the series.
The Finder is not sophisticated TV but it does have its charms, mostly stemming from star Geoff Stults.
Fans of quirky procedurals will likely find The Finder a dependable way to lose an hour.
If the various kinks work themselves out, The Finder will at the least be a medium-strength entry in the increasingly crowded field of comedy-dramas featuring eccentric characters.
There are a fair number of character quirks packed into that first hour, more, perhaps, than I remember from early episodes of "Bones," which built up its own quirky world a bit at a time.
The premise might make sense if Stults had a Rain Man intensity. Instead he's laid back and scruffy. [6 Feb 2012, p.40]
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Positive: 9 out of 12
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Feb 23, 2012I'm extremely surprised to see such lackluster reviews. This is a classic adventure show, that has the full package: love, comedy, action, adventure, drama. How can you not admire such a show? I think people are looking to much at reality tv these days or something. It is a lot like Bones in that it is the full package and has a diverse group of characters. (made by the same people, so one can easily see why they have similarities). In my opinion, the characters are pretty damn good. There's also and unfolding complexity with each of them. If your interested in a full package tv show, give this an open minded look. I promise you won't regret it.… Expand
May 28, 2012This would be a great show to put on the air during the Summer months when there is nothing good to watch. I love this show and am disappointed that it was cancelled before it was given a chance. I found this show ON DEMAND and when I watched it from the beginning, I loved it. The characters are lovable and the premise is original. My daughter-in-law also loves this show. This show deserves a TEN… Expand
Jan 13, 2012Not a bad pilot, gave it an 8 because I believe they will turn it around and turn it into a quirky, funny series (remeber nobosy love psych at first!)
Apr 1, 2012Absurdity of an old-fashioned sitcom without the laughs. Totally implausible plots and dialogue that don't payoff as a normal procedural or as a comedy. Probably would have worked better in the quirky arena if Fox had let them keep the Saffron Burrows character instead of a generic pretty brunette and a teenage blonde that doesn't fit into the story.… Expand

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Richard Heeg
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Richard L. Heeg
Age 88 of 2001 Riverview Ave. Stevens Point, passed on to eternal life on Thursday December 20, 2012 surrounded by family at St. Michaels Hospital in Stevens Point. He was born April 28, 1924 in Auburndale, WI Son of the late William & Margaret (Kohlbeck) Heeg. He entered the
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on Jan. 20, 1943 in Milw. He served as a Motor Machinist Mate 2nd Class. He received the Victory medal, Asiatic Pacific medal with 2 Stars, Philippine Liberation Medal with 1 star, the Good Conduct Medal and the American Theatre Ribbon. He was honorably discharged on Feb. 12, 1946 at Great Lakes, IL. His marriage to Elaine N. Hotchkiss took place on Feb. 18, 1947 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Nekoosa. The couple lived in Nekoosa, Berlin and most of their married life in Pittsville where they raised their family. They have resided in Stevens Point for over 10 years. His wife Elaine died March 10, 2010.
He was employed for Brooks Fur Farm in Berlin, WI and at the age of 26 he moved to Pittsville as manager of Pittsville Fur Foods. He remained involved in the fur industry until his retirement. Richard served as Alderman and then Mayor of Pittsville. In 1955 he was a charter member of the Pittsville Lions and also founding member of the Pittsville American Legion. Richard enjoyed family get togethers, camping, music, dancing, hunting with his sons and grandsons and attending family sporting events. Instead of flowers a memorial in his name will be established at a later date.
Survivors include 5 children: Conrad (Pamela Kolenz) Heeg of Three Lakes, Pamela (Roger Walker deceased) (Thomas) Jensen of Stevens Point, John Heeg of Stevens Point, Gregory (Linda Glenn) Heeg of Edgar & Jeffrey (Pamela Akkerman) of Wisconsin Rapids. 16 Grandchildren, 14 Great grandchildren. 1 Brother William Jr. (Marilyn) Heeg of Nekoosa.
Preceded in death by one infant sister: Margie, Four sisters: Lillian Campbell, Jean Smith, Maryn Pagels & Betty Bush. One brother Bob Heeg.
Funeral Mass 10:00 am Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Rev. Jerzy Rebacz Officiating. Entombment in Forest Hill cemetery in Wisconsin Rapids. Visitation from 5 to 8 pm Friday at Pisarski Community Funeral Home at 2911 Plover Road, Plover. Also from 9:00 am until the time of services Saturday morning at the Church. A rosary will be prayed Friday eve. At 7:00 pm. For on line condolences please visit
Richard held a deep faith in God and a deep pride in the American Flag and his Family.
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Chameleon botnet grabbed $6m A MONTH from online ad-slingers
A web analytics firm has sniffed out a botnet that was raking in $6m a month from online advertisers. The so-called Chameleon botnet mimicked human visitors on select websites, causing billions of display ad impressions to be served to compromised machines. As many as 120,000 infected drones have been discovered so far. Almost …
Hey, leave the bots alone!
Somebody has to click on those adverts and make advertisers happy.
Re: Hey, leave the bots alone!
Yep anything that makes ad network lose money is 100% aok with me.
Re: Hey, leave the bots alone!
I assume you prefer pay walls to adverts? And big media conglomerates to small independent publishers? It's advertising that's paying for them sites, not unicorns and pixie dust.
Lol: "to identify deviant consumption of display advertising media."
Deviant as skewed, but not as "having bothered to entertain the advert"....
As Spock would say, "Sophisticated in their methods..."
Now, i am sure that the botnet writers will just make sure their bots crash more gracefully and more virtually, not taking down whole machines and causing them to re-request an IP, which by time lag, would be easy to pick if an investigative team had permission to dig into target domains and subnetss....
I smell collusion
And the bot master make money, how?
I presume that advertisers pay the web sites where the ads are displayed, how does the money get to the bot masters? Kickback? Fake web sites just for harvesting ad revenue?
Re: I smell collusion
It dependes - the publisher might be buying what they think is legitimate traffic for their site, but is in fact fraudulent. (If you're wondering how you can 'buy' traffic for your site, that's what companies like Outbrain are doing when they put lists of links on publisher pages). That's the only case in which I think the publisher might be considered an innocent victim.
Re: I smell collusion
Yes, but how do the botnet creators make money off this?
Re: I smell collusion
They also own the sites which host the adverts, or have an agreement with the owners. In other words, they publish the ads, and their botnet then clicks the ads. The advertiser pays the network (Google, for example) something in the region of 10c - 50c for the botnet's click, and Google pays the site owner some percentage of this. Great work if you can get it.
Re: I smell collusion
Publishers _buy_ traffic from them.
Re: I smell collusion
@Displacement Activity
Thanks for clarifying that. Until I read your post I was completely confused.
Can you please post the traffic profile?
I'd like to be blacklisted by advertisers too.
Re: Can you please post the traffic profile?
Is this any different from penny clicks from the early 2000's?
I used to have a small PC farm running a click marco.
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The Israel Air Force is prepared for the many missions and threats it faces in
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facilities, outgoing OC Air Force Maj.-Gen. Ido Nehushtan has told The Jerusalem
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just days before he handed over command to Maj.- Gen. Amir Eshel."I
understand the missions that stand before the IAF, and we have done everything
we can during this period to create capabilities so we can fulfill these
missions," he said in response to a question of whether the air force was
capable of dealing with the Iranian threat. "In general, the IAF is
prepared for all of these missions."Nehushtan came out strongly during
the interview against the ongoing public discussion regarding a strike on Iran's
nuclear facilities, saying it lacked "basic facts."The Israeli media has
been flooded with interviews and reports in recent months regarding a possible
strike.IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz, for example, said in a
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viable military option to attack the Islamic Republic.Defense Minister
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strike, while former Mossad chief Meir Dagan and former Shin Bet (Israel
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operation."I think that in this specific issue [Iran] we should not
talk," Nehushtan said. "I say this with all of the responsibility it entails. I
think that a public discourse on this issue is lacking the basic facts needed to
hold it and I think that it should not be held in this way."As an
example, he brought Israel's bombing of the Osirak reactor in Iraq in
1981."The Iraqi thing was known for years before the reactor was attacked. It was known but it did not turn into a public discussion and that
should be the case here as well," he said.During the interview,
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the proliferation of sophisticated surface-to-air missile systems throughout the
region – in Syria, Lebanon, the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula."The
IAF needs to be ready to fly in places where there is a threat to its
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Historical Traveler Reviews Ai Mori d'Oriente Hotel Venice
recently stayed for three nights in this newly renovated hotel in the cannaregio area of venice.we were in the annex which was down an alley but it was well lit at night,they are still working on another part of the building but we did not hear any noise at all.also the small bridge next to the hotel is closed for repairs so you will have to do a bit of a detour if you are following directions if walking to the hotel.you are within walking distance of everywhere but wear flat shoes as there are a lotof bridges to cross!!it is a three minute walk to the vaporetto stop ORTO
the hotel itself was spotless the room was beautiful although it did not have a view and was quite small,everything was brand new and excellent quality-the breakfast was a feast it really set you up for the day the staff were all very helpful polite and spoke excellent english.
the area around the hotel looked mainly residential it was very quiet at night but bustling during the day with local markets shops etc
there was a small shop on the corner of the next fondamenta which sold wine by the litre just take in an empty bottle and they fill it for 1.90 a litre and you can buy pizza for two euros a slice so you can eat cheaply if you are on a budget or just want a snack
all in all we would higly recommend this hotel as it is not too touristy but close enough to the main attractions
the bar was relaxing after along day on your feet and not too expensive
a little off the beaten track but truly charming this was the real venice and we loved it
Great hotel! Clean, quiet with character
My husband and my self has the privlege staying at this hotel, its about a 10 min walk from the train station. Upon arriving we had no idea where it was so we took a water taxi. It was a ripe off, 50 euros , but I really didnt care at the time! The hotel is off the main canal which is great! It was very quiet and very clean! It had the best breakfast we had on our trip! THe hotel was recently renovated so everything was new! It is close to St Marks square, walking distance about 15 min. Venice by far was my favorite city in Italy! And the best hotel we stayed at! I do recommend not opening your windows, Mosquitos will eat you up! Great cafes! beautiful hotel!
Wonderful hotel!
A charming hotel in a beautiful, quiet location only a very short walk to the central attractions. Staff were discreet, friendly and helpful. Had a 'standard' double room - but nothing standard about this. Although a little on the small side it was beautifully decorated in Oriental style, with all modern amenities and a lovely bathroom. Staff turned the bedsheets over in the evening - a nice touch. The hotel is clearly new and in impeccable condition. Also a great breakfast. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to avoid the noise and hordes of St Mark's Square, which is a mere twenty minute walk away. Very easy to get here from the train station or the airport via public transport and a very short walk. Explore some of the side streets to discover some great little restaurants which are much better value than the standard tourist fare. Don't be afraid if the menu is in Italian only - this means that the Venetians actually eat there!
Very nice stay
Stayed 3 nights in early April. Besides it is LONG walk from train station especially when we had heavy luggage (should have taken a water bus, but still a good 10 min walk) The stay was wonderful. the hotel is worthy of its 4 stars rating. Very nice decorating throughout hotel lobby, eating area and room. Breakfast has great selection and excellent fruit salad, the waiters are very helpful.
Smooth as the Silk Trade Trail
Our stay here was near the end of March 2004, following a week-long
riverboat trip on the Po, a train trip and stay in Florence and Tuscany
and back to Venice and the Ai D' Mori. After sitting on the train for
three hours and arriving on a sunny day, we decided to stretch our legs
and walk from the train station. We did not time the distance or feel
the need to do so. Wheeling our single suitcases was brief enough and
not a problem, and allowed us to get the flavor of Cannaregio sestieri
and to pass by signs of many hotels, located down very narrow alleys,
that we had considered. As soon as we saw the Ai D' Mori, we knew we
had made our reservation in the right hotel. Sparkle, cleanliness and
attention to detail greet ed us immediately and continued as we stepped
inside. The reservation desk personnel were professionally attired,
prompt and helpful.
The bellman took us via elevator to room #108. Even the key was an elegant brass one with a silk maroon tassel, and there was a special niche inside the door on which to place it. Outside this room was a sitting area decorated in tasteful antiques and reproductions. A short distance down the corridor was a light-drenched nicely decorated lounge overlooking the canal. We decided it would be the perfect place to enjoy a drink from the hotel ground-floor bar on our return in the evening.
Our room had coffered 10-foot ceilings, three windows tiered in double
drapes and was spacious. There was no view except the building next
door but we did not mind--we did not expect to use the room except for
sleeping, as we were here to explore Venice. Even the closet doors had
inlaid marquetry and the closets interiors were lighted (something we
did not find in any other accommodations in Italy--handy if you want to
retrieve glasses or something from pockets without turning on lights at
night). Just beyond the closets, an arabesque arch, in keeping with the
hotel theme, led into the room. There was also a table and chairs and a
desk. My husband tried out the bed and satellite TV while I took a
refreshing shower in the large, well-apointed blue and white tiled
bathroom, complete with bidet. The towels were also ample. Ready for
adventure, we stopped at the desk on our way out asking for the name of
a cartography(map) shop and hoping for the possibility of a live
Vivaldi concert for the evening somewhere in Venice. We were promptly
given both and directions to the locations, plus a map of Venice.
Afternoon led to evening and dinner and an amazing concert. It was near
midnight when we returned to the Ai D' Mori from the concert, held near
the Academia bridge vaporetta stop. We did not feel at all unsafe
walking from the vaporetta stop back to the hotel. There was still
quite a bit of foot traffic on the streets and especially on the
Fondamente de la Sensa, the street of the hotel, where locals seem to
linger outside and talk along the lesser canal. There is a water taxi
stop right outside the hotel. A nice touch, when we could no longer
keep our eyes open, was returning to our room to find that not only had
the bed been turned down, but fresh linen mats had been laid on the
floor on each side of the bed. Showered and slippered, one could get
into bed without trodding barefoot after others who had previously
occupied the room. The room was quiet and restful, and not at all
stuffy. Next morning, before we came to the ground floor, we could
smell the hot breakfast rolls baking. The breakfast room is streaming
with light, squeaky clean, and had lovely floor to ceiling white silk
patterned drapes and nice table linen. Cappaccino came quickly and we
moved to graze over a huge breakfast buffet of cold cereals. yogurts,
freah fruit compote of strawberries, kiwi, bananas, grapes, melon and
apples, warm boiled eggs, several cold meats and cheese, juices, single
fresh fruits, and of course, the lovely hot breads. Who wouldn't
linger? Who wouldn't give the Ai D' Mori a try? We hated to leave and
will stay there again.
Won't stay here again!!
A friend and I recently spent one night in Venice and chose this hotel based on information found on the internet. Contrary to what they advertise, the Oriente is NOT 300 meters from the train station, it's more like a 1 mile hike (especially fun when you are carrying luggage).
It is also NOT near St. Marcos Square. This hotel isn't near anything.
Worse than the location was the attitude of the hotel staff and management. When we questioned the manager about how they were supposed to be only 300 meters from the train station, he said that he made the walk everyday and it's no big deal and then insinuated that we were just lazy! They also don't tell you that half of the rooms are in a separate building, located in a very narrow, dark alleyway. When we complained about the location of our room (I wouldn't walk down an alley like that in my hometown), we found out that there was a nicer room, located in the main building that was available. The room was also very stuffy, there was no air conditioning, so we slept with the window open (being two single females, we didn't feel comfortable doing this in a ground floor room). Just a few minutes after turning the light out, the room was infested by mosquitos! We woke up covered with bug bites. Then the smell of sewage started to blow in, so we had to close the window. The manager refunded half of our money, but it didn't make up for their horrible attitude. I would not recommend this hotel!!
Brand new hotel lives up to it's name
I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel for just 1 night.
This hotel like many others in Venice is not hard to get to once to figure out the streets of Venice. The hotel is close to the train station and you can get to most attractions very easily from it. The staff is very welcoming, friendly, and was quick to offer their recommendation of where to eat when asked. The breakfast at this hotel was the best I had in Italy. The room had a safe for your valuables; they turn down your bed in the evening, and even give you the weather report for the next day. Very pleasant stay would recommend to anyone visiting Venice.
The Jewel of the Orient in Venice
Visted this gem of a hotel for 5 days in February - brand new and well appointed. Staff incredibly friendly and helpful with a plentiful breakfast to set you up for the day. Loved being just outside of the tourist area - only a 20-minute walk to the centre and loads of opportunity to get 'lost' down a number of side streets to see the real Venice. Only 5 minute walk from the station and loads of good restaurants, though we managed to find some real treats and ate where we were the only tourists!! Close to the waterbus stop that took you to a Murano and the airport. It was easy to get to and if we were ever lost or could walk no further again hopped on to the waterbus and within minutes were back at our hotel.
Very cosy, comfy, quiet, fantastic value!
First of all, this hotel just opened, everything is spotless, the reception/bar are very nice and kept their character. Tha staff is nice as well as very helpfull. The breakfast is the best of my italian trip.
Located close enough to the station, in a quiet area, perfect after days running through the city. The hotel seems to have been built in a old very big house, which has been split in several housing. So some rooms are accessible only through another door, from a narrow street, taht cross along the hotel from on canal to another. It is very romantic. The only thing is that because of the tide, when you go back to your room, the bathroom may stink, but it is not a problem because it does invade the room at all, you just have to let some water running for 5 second in the bath/sink/toilet/bidet to replace the U-bend water, and it's gone. I will definitly come back on my next trip.
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Return to Venice
... our way back to St Mark's Square to meet the rest of the family for dinner, and on the way we stopped to say hello to and pat another gorgeous beagle ❤ After dinner we walked around the streets with Amy and Duane where we found a lovely old stationery shop. Alex and I bought an original engraved print and had it framed. To end the night we ate gelato by the Rialto bridge waterfront before catching the vaporetto back to the ...
Goodbye Gertrude
... platform. It is 12:05 now and I haven't eaten anything since I woke up at 5 am because I only have my credit card and the station cafés only take cash. My last train has a restaurant (that takes cards!) in it though so once again everything worked out in the best possible way! I have never enjoyed a roll and cappuccino for breakfast so much. I'll be back in that restaurant for lunch in a few hours! Later: So after going to 5 hostels I finally found one with an available ...
Back to Venice
... to be content with wandering around. Advice is to do it the other way round perhaps, although am not sure just how much demonstrating goes on these days. There is certainly a lot of glass on sale.One of the ladies at our dinner table arranged dinner at one of the speciality restaurants, but after the busy day I am sapped of strength and Peter went up to wish the lovely group our best wishes. Now that the cruise is over we are going to ...
... business. We both wondered where all the accountants, lawyers and architects worked? We found a cosy restaurant in the area near our hotel, and a nice meal. We find that the meal prices are cheap, but throw in drinks, cover charge per person and the service charge, the end price of your meal always ends higher than you think. But the meals sure are tasty! We capped off the night with a gelato and purchased a couple of souvenirs including a Venetian "carnival" mask, celebrated ...


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Vincenzo's Asheville
- Address:
10 North Market Street
Asheville, NC 28801Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Vincenzo's Asheville
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.vincenzos.com/
- Phone: (828) 254-4698
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm, Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, Italian
- Executive Chef: Jim Guiffre
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Wine
- Private Party Facilities: A semi-private setting is available in the Ristorante virtually any night and the entire dining room can be reserved on a case by case basis depending on day of the week and/or the time of year.
- Private Party Contact: Dwight Butner 8286925268
- Entertainment: Over the years, Vincenzo's Bistro has become known as a music venue for grown-ups of all ages. While the musicians change nightly all are dedicated to contributing to our music theme offering live, jazz, blues and standards. Many of our musicians have been with us for years and have regular schedules in the Bistro. Once you have identified a particular musician you enjoy it is likely that you can experience their craft each week on the same day. All are dedicated to complementing your dining experience at Vincenzo's
A word from Vincenzo's Asheville
Vincenzo's Ristorante & Bistro is Asheville's premier Northern Italian/Continental restaurant. Established in 1990, Vincenzo's has become an institution in Asheville's downtown restaurant scene. Vincenzo's has won numerous awards for food and service over the years, while maintaining and honoring time tested recipes of Old Italy. While it is difficult to claim authenticity in the United State due to the impossibility of procuring the same products used in Italy, Vincenzo's succeeds at being a genuine Italian restaurant experience. Our wine list is extensive and representative of the depth, breath and character of one of the great wine cultures in the world, Italy. While our main dining room is white table cloth our Bistro is California casual in style and offers live music seven nights a week. The Bistro is one of Asheville's favorite local hangouts offering our same great food in a deliberately more casual atmosphere. Come build some wonderful memories with us soon!!Continued
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Vincenzo's Asheville reviews from OpenTable diners
112 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
romantic (56)special occasion (53)neighborhood gem (47)fit for foodies (34)notable wine list (26)good for groups (26)vibrant bar scene (13)late-night find (12)hot spot (8)kid-friendly (6)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- An Old Fashioned GenBillinVAVIPDined on 11/17/2014This place is a bit of a throwback, in a good way. An old fashioned sort of Italian restaurant, with a talented piano player/singer who seems to know every show tune ever published (an dis not too loud), a friendly, well coordinated staff, a large menu that has all the old favorites and some new items, and a decent wine list. The main dining area shares space with the bar, so that makes it a bit more casual for a white table cloth setting, but it works. Food was very good, service pleasant, prices more than reasonable. A solid bet in Asheville for a long time, it still does the job admirably. We are looking forward to returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first timemichaelDined on 11/14/2014overall it was very good. above average but not outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent meal, great venuedeb19VIPDined on 11/3/2014Ate upstairs with friends. Authentic Italian food and good service made our visit a pleasure. Conversation possible. After eating, the piano bar downstairs made things lively. All-in-all, a fun experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Such a great place.NoelDined on 11/1/2014I love your restaurant and I will continue to come for as long as I am semi-close to Asheville! My husband and I have been attending for special occasions for years. Thank you for having such a special place.Special Features:
- EnjoyableLoveItalianFoodDined on 10/25/2014My wife and I had a very enjoyable evening at this restaurant. My veal dish was outstanding and my wife really enjoyed her swordfish. We both very much enjoyed how the green bean side dish was prepared - excellent flavor. We had a Saturday night, 7:00 PM reservation for the upstairs dinning room. By 7:30 PM the place was packed and I understand that is not unique to weekends. Reservations definitely recommended for the later evening. When we arrived, the downstairs piano bar was rocking.Special Features:
- Not at its bestRandRVIPDined on 10/25/2014We've been coming here for years, every time we visit Asheville. We just make a reservation and don't check the current reviews. But while passable this time the food as others are saying has declined. Service was great. I don't remember the lights being this dim. But apps were poor; our friends couldn't finish the duck and bacon soup and were disappointed, as were we as their first time in Asheville. Lots of places have highs and lows over the years, chefs leave etc., so hopefully they will bounce back.Special Features:
- We loved it!SarahDined on 10/24/2014Great service. Quiet upstairs. Food delicious. Downstairs had a bar and piano player. Really liked this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Piano PlayingAshevillefoodieDined on 10/24/2014Although in downtown Asheville, a very neighborhood feel. Italian food was good and they have 2 size plates for each entree. I started with an very good oysters Rockefellar and husband had pasta with claim sauce also very good. Excellent piano player every night.Special Features:
- chefOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/24/2014I should have looked at the reviews from others on yelp before i booked this reservation for 7 of my friends. No need to go over the bad experience, other than to say the food was sub par at best, which made the service suffer. Examples of poor food quality... cold food, over sauced gnocchi, over cooked green beans, under baked bread.
- Piano Man Makes the ExperiencepattieatteDined on 10/24/2014Food and service were good, but the real find at this place is the piano man. The music is just right for eating by, not loud and a great mix of old ballads and new arrangements. And he sings as well; nice voice. As for the food - I had the ravioli, which is not home made, but very good, non the less. It had a sherry cream sauce with a lot of Portobello mushrooms. Very nice balance of flavors. My husband had the seafood pasta and said it was enjoyable. We each had small Ceasar salads, not the best I've ever had, but good. We split an order of Bruchetta. Lots of topping, not a lot of bread, which was close to burnt. All in all, good, but too pricey.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing Speciallov2golfDined on 10/23/2014There really isn't anything about this restaurant that would make you want to go back. It has an Italian name, but the chef definitely isn't Italian. My wife is Italian and she was very disappointed with her entree. Mine was spicy which I like, but wasn't Italian -- more Mexican. The place was quiet because it was pretty empty.
- Won't RerturnJoanHCVIPDined on 10/21/2014Haven't eaten here in years and decided to see how this restaurant was doing. Despite the dim lights ( a bit too dim) romantic environment and classical music in the background, the food and service did not make me want to return. Two out of the five dishes at our table were not hot, chicken and polenta dish were tasteless and service to refresh bread and drinks was unattainable. With all of the other restaurants in town to choose from, I would not waste time here again despite it's pleasant atmosphere if you are looking for top notch service and great food.Special Features:
- RonnieandLouieDined on 10/20/2014My hubbie and I make our annual trek to Asheville for the fall foilage. We never fail to visit Vincenzo's.....LOVE LOVE LOVE this restaurant! The food is delish, the ambiance is intimate and the service is outstanding...Special Features:
- Mediocre service, outstanding foodYumsterDined on 10/18/2014Our waiter, mr. tattoo, was friendly but lacked any concept of timely service. It was evident when our water was a 20 minute wait that he was one of "those". The food, however, was fantastic and possibly the best Italian I have ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- i had guest in town and they wantedaramcoDined on 10/18/2014to try your restaurant. i made a reservation and requested downstairs because of the music and when we got there we wre told that those tables were for walkins. the hostess finally sat us downstairs. harrison was our waiter and what a bad one he was. when he brought us our salads we still didin't have setups or bread. he brought us forks and was holding them by the top so his hands had been all over them. after we got our dinner we never saw him again. finally some other person came over and told us that he had cut off his finger and was on his way to the hosiptal. what should of been a good evening out with good friends was anything but
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/18/2014Good food. Nice ambiance. Geat place for dinner before the theatre.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingUncleLarDined on 10/17/2014Great service aside, cold soup (rewarmed in microwave and reserved), clueless bartender and canned clams. Not a good introduction to dining in Asheville.
- DisappointingBradDined on 10/17/2014We have been to Vincenzo's several times and have always enjoyed our meals, unfortunately last Friday night was very disappointing. Despite having reservations we were seated upstairs and unable to hear piano player. BRUSCHETTA CAPRESE arrived with raw onions. My wife wanted the PAPPARDELLE CON ANATRA but was told they had run out even though it was just 7:15 on a Friday night. The waiter was in a hurry to clear the table before we had finished both our wine or meals making us feel rushed and uncomfortable. Given the number of well run Asheville restaurants with much better service and food we will likely not return simply based on the number of mis-steps we encountered on our last visit.
- Wonderful!lovefoodDined on 10/17/2014The ambiance, service, and food were all wonderful! One of the best meals I have had since moving to the area almost two years ago. The veal chop was absolutely superb.Special Features:
- AndrewDined on 10/17/2014the occasion was our anniversary and was met with a warm greeting, excellent service and guidance through the menu and fine food.Special Features:
- TraditionalwnctravellerDined on 10/15/2014We chose to eat upstairs in the quieter, more formal dining room as the piano player in the downstairs bar seemed good, but loud enough to drown out quiet conversation. The whole experience, with white table cloths, and formally dressed waiters, feels like dining used to. The food is very good; a slightly rustic, northern Italian style. We had the rissotto arancini, ossobuco, and cioppini, and all were wholesome and filling. The wine list, as you would expect, is primarily Italian varieties, with a wide price range, but the $35 valpolicella we had was good value. Depending on your viewpoint, the decor is either in need or updating or shabby chic, but it does suit the traditional vibe of the restaurant. Recommended.Special Features:
- Good restaurantMichyVIPDined on 10/12/2014Downstairs they have live piano music. Upstairs dining room quiet and outdated. The food was okay. We ordered the veal parmigiana and the eggplant parmigiana. Wine list not so great. All Italian wines mostly. No room for dessert. Prices were good.Special Features:
- TakemeoutVIPDined on 10/11/2014Food was really good. Place looks tired. Could use some fresh energy to compliment the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian comfort foodNeedhamDined on 10/11/2014This is Italian comfort food done extremely well, which is quite an accomplishment. The saltimbocca is an award winning dish and does "jump in your mouth". Correct spice and very tender chicken with a creamy sauce with sherry over tagliatelle shows why this wins awards. The pollo marsala was very tasty, but needed just a few more mushrooms in my wife's opinion. The old standard calamari fritti featured cornmeal breading which gave the dish a nice twist. The wine list had many interesting wines that would make good pairings with menu items. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable. Reasonable prices and free parking are added perks. Sometimes it is perfect to revert back to the roots of what makes Italian food so good.Special Features:
- Tired restaurantLaurenVIPDined on 10/9/2014Blah. It's hard to mess up gnocchi and steamed vegetables, but sadly, they managed to do so. With the vibrant restaurant scene in Asheville, they better get their act together soon.
- razorravesandrazzesDined on 10/3/2014One of the finest dining experiences we have enjoyed in a long time. Everything was great, particularly our server (Joseph), the piano man, and the food. Will plan to dine there whenever in Asheville. Small, intimate yet lively, with a very helpful but not overbearing server. Perfect for a great Italian dinner when you want to get away from the chains. Highly recommend OSTRICHE FLORINTINE…Rockefeller style oysters on the half shell with sautéed spinach, bacon & Lacatelli béchamel, and the CIOPPINO.. Sautéed white fish, scallops, mussels, clams, calamari, & shrimp in a spicy red sauce with crostini.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BuckeyeDined on 10/3/2014We ate at Vincenzo's last week after a 3 year hiatus and apparently there has been change in the kitchen.....we ordered dishes that we have had before and they weren't close to as good....maybe an off night or a bad choice of entre's but we think that good old Vincenzo's has slipped...service is still excellent and the wine list is better than most but those factors can't make up for the rather "ordinary" quality of our food.....Will try Pradas next time in Asheville and keep our fingers crossed....Special Features:
- Just Go!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Great staff and the food was excellent! The bartenders and wait staff were very engaging and friendly. The presentation of the meals was second only to the flavor. The owner even went out of his way to help us select the perfect wine for our meals.Special Features:
- OutdatedNotafoodieDined on 9/27/2014The decor, the food, the servers outfits, the wine menu were all outdated. The menu is way too long. It was a lot to get through before we made our decisions. The wine list lacked descriptions, and they were out of the first two bottles we requested. It's a great place for older generations - as 40 yr olds we were by far the youngest there.
- Food was superbHanoverianDined on 9/22/2014I'm glad I found Vincenzo's in downtown Asheville. The northern Italian food was delicious. They had some local beers that were very good. Service was excellent. Can't wait to go back the next time I am in Asheville.Special Features:
- Good food, poor ambianceDissapointedVIPDined on 9/22/2014It is a shame that the ambiance and staff were not up to the amazing quality of the food. The decor was extremely dated and the chairs made me wish for cheap folding chairs! They ended up being out of several things, but we only found that out after trying to order it! That is all such a shame because the food was truly outstanding!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Friend Celebration!friends4lifeDined on 9/13/2014I introduced Vincenzo's to two of my college friends as we celebrated 30+ years of friendship. They loved everything--the food, the service, the ambiance. I have been coming to this fabulous restaurant for several years and it was the perfect place to reflect on years gone by and look forward to adventures yet to be. I have never been disappointed when I have eaten at Vincenzo's and look forward to many good meals, and celebrations, in the future.Special Features:
- Love Vincenzo'sSamanthasueDined on 9/9/2014Great location, delicious food, great service, one of our favorites!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodMamasueDined on 9/7/2014We've never been disappointed. We especially enjoy listening to Steve while we dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/6/2014Noted anniversary in open table reservation, but never mentioned at dinner by server. Ambiance nice but very very loud with large groups nearby. Typical italian noisy! Food was excellent and reasonably priced. Would return.
- Every moment a special moment...ChinamomDined on 9/6/2014Tim was personable and knew the menu. This wasn't just dining. It was an experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Aim to PleaseaimtopleaseDined on 9/6/2014dinner was fantastic, wine great, service fantastic, music...the best!!! There is nothing to complain about. We loved our romantic evening in the bar area and the server couldn't have been any better.Special Features:
- Vincenzo'sPetuniaDined on 9/3/2014The piano music was pretty loud but overall was a very nice experience . A bit pricy so I would save this for a special occasion.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/2/2014Very helpful and pleasant waiter. Food was excellent. Loved the music downstairs. Would like to eat down there next time.Special Features:
- adequatemiamivisitorsVIPDined on 8/30/2014took over 60min for main course to come after appetizers served. wine selection ok. all pasta over cooked including ravioli, linguini and spaghetti. fish was cooked nicely.