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William Wentworth (elder)
|William Wentworth
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Alford, Lincolnshire, England
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Dover, New Hampshire
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|Elder William Wentworth
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|Sawmill proprietor, church elder
|Puritan and follower of John Wheelwright
|(1) name unknown
(2) Elizabeth Knight
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|William Wentworth and Susanna Carter
William Wentworth (1616-1697) was a follower of John Wheelwright, and an early settler of New Hampshire. Coming from Alford in Lincolnshire, he likely came to New England with Wheelwright in 1636, but no records are found of him in Boston. When Wheelwright was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for his role in the Antinomian Controversy, he established the settlement of Exeter, New Hampshire, and Wentworth followed him there and then to Wells, Maine. After Wheelwright left Wells for Hampton, New Hampshire, Wentworth went to Dover, New Hampshire, and this is where he lived the remainder of his life. He was the proprietor of a sawmill, and held several town offices, but is most noted for being an elder in his Dover church for nearly 40 years. He had 11 children with two wives, and has numerous descendants, including many of great prominence.
Baptized on 15 March 1615/16 in Alford, Lincolnshire, England, William Wentworth was the son of William Wentworth and Susanna Carter.[1] His paternal grandfather was Christopher Wentworth, and his paternal grandmother was Catharine Marbury, who was a sister of Reverend Francis Marbury. Wentworth's father, therefore, was a first cousin of the famed Anne (Marbury) Hutchinson, who, with the Reverend John Wheelwright, was banished from Massachusetts for her religious opinions in 1637 during the Antinomian Controversy.[1] The Marburys, Hutchinsons, Wheelwrights, and Wentworths all came from Alford, or nearby, and it is highly likely that the subject William Wentworth came to Boston in New England with Wheelwright in 1636, though there is no documentary evidence to support this.[2] He left behind no records in Boston, likely because he was still a minor at the time.
Wheelwright and his sister-in-law Anne Hutchinson held religious opinions at odds with the established ministers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and at the November 1637 meeting of the General Court, Wheelwright was ordered to depart within 14 days.[3] He went to the Piscataqua River, establishing the town of Exeter, New Hampshire, with a group of his followers, one of whom was undoubtedly Wentworth.[4] The men, including Wentworth, signed an agreement for a government known as the Exeter Combination. The land on which Exeter sat was claimed by Massachusetts, which by 1642 began to exercise that claim. This compelled Wheelwright to move once again, this time to Wells in the Province of Maine, and Wentworth once again went with him.[5]
Wentworth lived in Wells from 1642 to 1649. In 1642 he was a juror there, in 1648 he was named as a constable, and again in 1647 and 1649 he sat on a jury in Wells.[5] In 1646 Wheelwright left Wells for Hampton, New Hampshire, but Wentworth stayed a few years beyond that, until late 1649 when he made his final move to Dover, New Hampshire.[6] He settled in the central part of the town that was given the name Cocheco, after an earlier trading post that had been established there.[7] Here Wentworth was a co-owner of a sawmill, and also served in a variety of town offices, such as selectman, commissioner, and lot-layer.[8] He was, however, best known for his position as a "Ruling Elder" of his church in Dover, a position that he held for nearly 40 years.[9] He was not in the clergy, but as an elder he often preached, and sometimes preached in other churches, including one in Exeter.[10]
Cocheco Massacre[edit]
One incident for which Wentworth is well known occurred late in his life. There had been an Indian uprising in his home village of Cocheco in 1689, and various garrisons in the town were attacked. When the one housing Wentworth was attacked, he was able to close the door on the attackers, and hold the door closed until help arrived. Two bullets went through the door, but missed him. He was 73 at the time, and his was the only garrison of five that was saved. In the attack, 23 settlers were killed and another 29 were taken captive.[11]
Wentworth died on his baptismal date, 15 March 1696/7. He left no will, but had already divided most of his property among his children.[12]
Family and descendants[edit]
William Wentworth married twice. William's first wife was Elizabeth Quiney, daughter of William and Elizabeth Quiney of Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. Elizabeth Wentworth (Quiney)was the mother of many of Wentworth's older children. Wentworth's second wife was Elizabeth Knight, and she is thought to have been the mother of several more of William Wentworth's younger children.
Wentworth is notable for the large number of his descendants who reached great prominence in the American colonies and in the United States. His grandson John Wentworth was the Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Hampshire at a time when the governor was also the governor of Massachusetts.[13] New Hampshire governors Benning Wentworth and Sir John Wentworth are also descendants, as were Judge John Wentworth and his son John Wentworth, Jr., who was a New Hampshire representative to the Continental Congress. Sarah Wentworth Apthorp Morton, a great-great granddaughter, was a noted poet; among her works was "Invocation to the shades of My Ancestors Wentworth and Apthorp". [14] Chicago mayor and U.S. Representative John Wentworth was not only a descendant of Elder William, but compiled the extensive genealogy on the Wentworth family, considered one of the best family histories ever written.[1][15] Other descendants include the founder of the Wentworth Military Academy, Stephen G. Wentworth; noted publisher and philanthropist Warren Fales Draper; and Deputy Surgeon General Warren Fales Draper, who was a member of General Dwight Eisenhower's staff in Europe during World War II.[16] Erastus Wentworth, a seventh generation descendant, was a prominent missionary in China. The namesake of the T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum[17][18] and Adelaide Wentworth Waldron,[19] the wife of aviator John C. Waldron, were also descendants.
Ancestry of William Wentworth[edit]
The ancestry of William Wentworth is thoroughly documented in The Wentworth Genealogy. However since the publication of this family history, Isabel Sotehill has been identified as the wife of Oliver Wentworth, and the grandmother of Christopher Wentworth; Oliver's later wife and widow was Jane.[20] It is through Oliver that the family descends from William the Lion (1143-1214), King of Scotland.[21] Wentworth's Marbury ancestry was published by John Denison Champlin, Jr. in 1914.[22]
|Ancestors of William Wentworth (elder)
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Noyes, Libby & Davis 1979, p. 738.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 80.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 81.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 82.
- ^ a b Wentworth 1878, p. 84.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 85.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 86.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, pp. 90,108.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 91.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 94.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 98.
- ^ Noyes, Libby & Davis 1979, p. 739.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 178.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, pp. 14,140,536.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 140.
- ^ Wentworth 1878, p. 499.
- ^ John Wentworth, Wentworth Genealogy: English and American, vol. 2, p.246 mentions TT Wentworth Jr.'s grandfather James Hamilton Wentworth
- ^ "Descendants of Elder William Wentworth" (webpage accessed 25 March 2012) completes the link to Theodore Thomas Wentworth, Jr.
- ^ "Pensacola's Military/Naval Aviation at St. John's Historic Cemetery" (webpage), accessed 25 March 2012
- ^ Roberts 2008, p. 399.
- ^ Roberts 2008, p. 824.
- ^ Champlin 1914, pp. 17-26.
- Champlin, John Denison (1914). "The Ancestry of Anne Hutchinson". New York Genealogical and Biographical Record (New York: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society) XLV: 17–26.
- Noyes, Sybil; Libby, Charles Thornton; Davis, Walter Goodwin (1979). Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company.
- Roberts, Gary Boyd (2008). The Royal Descents of 600 Immigrants to the American Colonies or the United States...with a 2008 Addendum. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company.
- Wentworth, John (1878). The Wentworth Genealogy I. Boston: Little Brown and Company.
External links[edit]
- Elder William Wentworth biography
- Cocheco Massacre writeup by Dover Library
- 2006 biography by Susan Ostberg


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A Profile of Strength: Abdarahmane Wone
Abdarahmane Wone is one who will never take America's freedom for granted. Image Contributor
Mauritanian tea, boiled in a small kettle, mixed with flowers of spearmint, has a light-brown, almost greenish tint. Served in tiny cups, it is a Mauritanian social tradition, comparable to an after work cocktail in the United Sates.
For Abdarahmane Wone, who drinks it multiple times a day, it is a reminder of a world left behind.
For those born in the United States - a country that strives to maintain freedom and equality for all its citizens - it might be difficult to imagine a world where overt oppression is the government's order of business.
Wone has known and is a product of this world. Faced with more challenges in his life than most could ever imagine, Wone has proven himself a strong and energetic spirit in the face of adversity.
Born in June of 1973, in the North African country of Mauritania, Wone grew up in the presence of severe racial discrimination. The country, ruled by Arab Muslims, is in a dire state according to Wone.
For over 20 years Mauritania has been going through a form of ethnic cleansing, similar to that which is occurring in the Sudan. Hundreds of villages have been destroyed, men and women killed, and every day people are forced to leave their homes. This is in large part due to the rule of Colonel Taya, leader of Mauritania's government since 1984.
"They call themselves democratic, and they are holding elections," said Wone. "But you can not talk about democracy when people are being kicked out of their country. If you are black you are not welcomed in the homeland."
Despite the oppression surrounding him, Wone was able to attend school, and lived with his uncle in the city of Kaeida until he was about 16 years old.
"At that age you are always happy because you are not thinking about a lot of things," said Wone. "But my life started changing in 1989 after my family was deported and things fell apart."
Wone was forced to leave his home and move to the southern country of Senegal. Although his first years in Dakar, a city of about 1.5 million people, were difficult, Wone was able to complete high school and receive an education in journalism.
"In Senegal I learned a lot about things, I learned about life," said Wone.
Also during this time Wone began taking an active role in politics by joining an organization called FLAM, the African Liberation Forces of Mauritania.
FLAM's goals include ending slavery, and establishing a state of peace among the people of Mauritania. The organization, in which Wone holds the position of North American Spokesman and Secretary of Communications, is a cause to which he devotes much time and energy.
It was his work in FLAM that provided a means for Wone to come to the United States.
In December of 2000, along with other members of FLAM and support from Catholic Charities, Wone moved to the United States to begin a new life.
While many of his fellow countrymen chose to live in much larger cities, Wone chose Buffalo, and is currently the only Mauritanian living in the area.
Now, sitting in the living room of his one bedroom apartment in downtown Buffalo, Wone appears to live in a careful balance between Mauritanian and American culture.
Tables and window ledges contain African figurines, native tapestries cover the wall of his living room. In his study room is his praying area, where he prays five times a day. Framed and hanging in various places are pictures of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Nelson Mandela, both admired for their advocacy of nonviolence. Wone also owns a poster of Bob Marley, a man whose voice and lyrics he admires.
As he waited for his tea to boil, Wone spoke about how he became accustomed to American life. Wone said that now, after having lived in the United States for four years, he still has a lot to learn and that his most challenging adjustments were behind him.
"Sometimes I felt very frustrated," said Wone. "You are surrounded by people who think you're a crazy, bad guy, and all you want to do is communicate."
But Wone stayed optimistic and thrived in the United States. With the support of Catholic Charities, Wone found a job at St. Francis Geriatric, where he works 50 to 60 hours a week. St. Francis also rents Wone an apartment and provided him with financial aid for his first four months.
Wone is also a tutor at Erie County Community College, and is currently completing his degree in international studies at UB. He is frequently requested to speak with groups of students about his experiences.
He speaks of the United States, a country he says he appreciates for its values, with pride.
"What I really like about the country is the freedom. It can be hard, but you can get where you want to get," said Wone. "It is a country where anything is possible.
Wone continues to fulfill his duties as the FLAM spokesman. He frequently travels around the country to speak with other members of FLAM, writes articles for their Web site, and educates people about the political situations in Mauritania.
"If I can make Americans know more about Africa I will do that," said Wone. "Education is important."
In the little free time he has, Wone enjoys going out, spending time in the library, and with his friends. To Wone, who has friends of different ages, races and backgrounds, friendship is one of the most important things in life.
"I never get bored because, thank God Almighty, I have my friends," said Wone. "They're what make my life rich, what makes me happy."
As for his continuous work in FLAM, Wone travels about once every three weeks to speak with other members of the group and to promote awareness of the unsettling situation in Mauritania.
Recent trips include a journey to South Africa this past summer with UB students, and last month attending a meeting and protest in New York City.
Wone loves teaching, and although he is considering pursuing journalism in the future, his main goal in life is to inform people about what goes on in his part of the world and to effect a positive change in Mauritania.
"No matter what position I'm in, I want to always be in a position where I can share my knowledge," said Wone. "My future will always be linked to the future of my people."
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Tiny room, restaurant was too crowded at breakfast.
Family suite very spacious
Weak wifi signal in room.
location, familiar
No real WiFi. Internet access provided by Telekom.de is just a public hot-spot where the cost is covered by the hotel. Low speed, only one device allowed.
People are nice
Ridiculously small beds; the room is dusty and hard to air without opening windows, and then you feel like sitting in the street and it gets damp and humid. The street side is very noisy. Smoke smells strong in non-smoking rooms and in the hallways. People also smoke extensively by the main entrance. Very expensive rate for the tiny room, bed and desk space. Please do not count on internet service there if you have business to do that requires having a fast and stable internet connection. You will surely be disappointed.
American breakfast, helpful staff, close to town, garage
Good location. Room big enough. Clean. Friendly staff.
Breakfast very expensive.
location,evrythign was working, it was quiet despite busy road, quick to get to city (if okay walking 20 minutes but a bus stop is also not too far), definitely recommendable, very comfortable bedding
it would be nice to have free coffee and tea in the room or in the lobby as I have seen in other hotels but that is not a reason I would not go again. more a recommendation for the hotel
Too narrow bed
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Shower curtain. Lack of AC. Mattress moves around on bed base.
Very good food
The wifi was too limited. It hardly handled a FaceTime audio conversation
Big room. Fresh and clean. Good bed. Nice to have small kitchenette. Big supermarket next door. About 20 mins walk from central Darmstadt. 5 mins from tram line.
Slow wi-fi. Too slow if you are relying on it for your work.
Not much
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Wifi wasn't working in our room. The familyroom did have 3 beds and 1 bed in the separate rooms, not very handy with 2 adults and 2 children…. When we asked for an extra bed in the " 1 bed" room, it was very difficult to arrange; staff not friendly. The minibar was empty.
Went to this hotel a week before. Friendly staff.
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* Relatively large, well equipped room, small kitchenette, the room and hotel clean and neat.
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The room was reasonably big and comfortable
The wifi connection is very slow and you have to get a card with a code every day. At some point they run out of those, so I had to pay for the connection.
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Johnson's Baby Bubble Bath & Wash
Our members tried Johnson's new 'no more tears' Baby Bubble Bath & Wash. Here's what they had to say.
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Our members tried Johnson's new 'no more tears' Baby Bubble Bath & Wash. Here's what they had to say.
Lots of bubbles meant lots of fun for the kids. Gentle enough that accidental splashes in eyes caused no problems. Liked the smell and seemed to do the job of cleaning grubby bubs.
Nice large size bottle. Easy to use. Smelt great and created lots of bubbles. Definately will buy this product.
Was worried that perhaps it might be drying on bub but wasn't a problem. It has a nice smell that isn't too strong.
Fun for bath-time and gives a nice gentle clean.
Would recommend to others.
My little one loves the bubbles! Sometimes it is hard to get them out of the bath.
Pleasant smell and gentle on the eyes.
Definitely recommend - makes bath time fun.
After our first test run this morning DD smells delicious and her skin feels soft and clean. She had a wonderful time with the bubbles and when some got in her eyes there were no problems.
On a practical note the instructions say use 2-3 capfuls under running water, only the bottle does not come with a cap. This is the only fault that I can find with the product, I'll definitely be buying it myself and recommending it to others.
This had a lovely smell, and created lots of bubbles.
I liked the look of the label, and would definatley notice it on a shop shelf. I would buy this product.
It was hard to gauge how much you would need, as the instructions say 2-3 capfuls but the lid is not really a cap easy for measuring.
I loved this Johnson's Bubble Bath - it smelt really nice and left my kids nice and soft and smelling great. My kids love bubbles so I used more than the recommended 2-3 capfuls
I loved the look of the bottle, it was quite eye catching.
I mostly liked that that it was both a bubble and bathing product rather than just bubbles - kept the kids happy and got them clean! I'd definitely recommend to others.
Johnson's Baby Bath has a pleasant, but not over-whelming fragrance. The bottle is an attractive shade of blue and is clearly recognisable as a Johnson's product.
The instructions say to pour 2-3 capfuls under running water, but the it has a flip up type lid. I prefer this type of lid as I hate juggling slippery wet screw on caps - one handed operation is usually best for kids bath products. I guessed the amount of product to use, and probably used less than what was recommended, but there were heaps of bubbles.
There were no age recommendations on the bottle, although I recall that my youngest was too young when I offered to do the review - was it over six months? So I would like to see some kind of age recommendation on the bottle, such as recommended for babies six months and over, or suitable from birth, something like that.
The final result was clean, happy kids. You can't ask for much more than that. I wouldn't go out of my way, shouting from the rooftops to tell my friends to go and buy this product, but Johnson's is a fairly well-known, reputable brand so I am sure people will buy it without much encouragement from me
From the onset, the bright blue bottle and bubble imaging had me excited that I had finally had a children's bath product that would make lots of bubbles and last the duration of their bath and boy did it deliver!
Although the instructions say 2-3 capfuls, the product actually has a flip lid and I had to guess the amount. Immediately though, the bath was full of lots of bubbles and smelt very pleasant. The bubbles lasted the whole duration of the bath (15-20min) and kept both my toddlers very amused. I also washed their hair with it and had absolutely no problems with their eyes.
Upon taking the children out, they both smelt fresh and their skin was incredibly soft to touch. I was very happy with the results. My only negative is that the bubbles performed so well that I had to rinse the bath and toys afterwards to get all the bubbles off. A small price to pay though. I will definitely keep buying it and would recommend it to others.
The bubbles were fantastic, although due to the flip lid, I may have used to much. Skin felt fantastic afterwards and the scent was refreshingly clean and not sickly sweet like some bubble bath can be. The large bottle is great value for money and I will definately buy again and recommend it to other mothers. Johnson's is such a quality product.
Johnsons Bubble bath is great, although i did use more than the recommended 2-3 capfuls. Smell is light and clean. Was gentle enough to use on my newborn while my toddler loved covering her face with bubbles without any irritation to her eyes.
I was concered the bubbles would dry out our skin but after three nights use I havent found this to be a problem.
I would highly recommend this product to make bath time fun!!
My initial impression was that it's clearly a Johnson's product. It left my daughter's skin feeling clean and soft without any overpowering scent. I would buy and recommend this product.
I loved the scent, you could tell it was a Johnson's product just by that alone!
The 2-3 capfuls instuction was a little strange due to it being a flip top lid (which i love).
My youngest loved the bubbles and had a very long playful bath. Unfortunately my eldest (5 years) had some sort of reaction and instantly got itchy all over. She had to jump out and rinse it off in the shower
Based on that I don't think I would buy this product again as I try to buy things that both my kids can use.
Smells great, calming, & refreshing. Lots of bubble which stays quite long (compare to other bubble bath product). At the end of testing the product, not only my baby enjoyed trying Johnson`s bubble bath but my husband too (ok i confess ...and me).
Loved the product!
The smell was fantastic, leaving my son smelling clean and fresh, also made the bathroom smell good too! The bubbles last for well over half an hour, and the flip lid was ideal for using with one hand. I did use more than the recommended (4-5 capfuls) to get a good amount of bubbles. The bubble-bath product was also good to use everyday, even on my son's sensitive skin, as other products can be too drying.
Definitely recommend to others.
As a GP who sees children only, the most common cause of vaginal irritation/discharge that I see in children is bubble bath. I dont know what the new Johnson's bubble bath contains to know how likely it is to cause vaginal irritation, but bubbles tend to 'drift' into the vagina and irritate the delicate lining tissue.
I note that one child in the comments developed skin irritation.
If the bubble bath is used regularly and any little girls develop vaginal irritation it is worth thinking about whether bubble bath might be the cause.
I agree to totally to all that is said here!! I used this Johnson�€™s Baby Bubble Bath & Wash and it was all and more than what they claim it to it. I wasn�€™t at all surprised at it being so since we�€™ve been using Johnson�€™s products for the past couple of generations and have yet to find any problems with it!! I used this for my little granddaughter and she just refused to stop coming out ,She was in the bath so long that we had to turn on all the bath fans !!
My initial impression was that it's clearly a Johnson's product. It left my daughter's skin feeling clean and soft without any overpowering scent. I would buy and recommend this product.
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It smelt great but I didn't feel it made as many bubbles as I was hoping for - I had to use lots each bath so it didn't last as long as I though it should.
The kids smelt clean afterwards though and I would probably buy it again.
it is a good smell and mamy bubbles my child so funny
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I called to find out that they are open on Sundays and feature a chef's tasting menu for $30. They're BYOB, which is a plus.
I'd like to celebrate my birthday there next week and I hear that they have (bar?) seats with views of the kitchen.
Has anyone been lately? Their regular menu online looks promising, but I'm wondering if it's worth the trek from Center City.
As I recall there are only 4 bar seats, but they do take reservations for the tasting menu, so maybe you could request those (depending on the size of your party). I've only been on Saturday nights (it's priced a bit more) but fabulous- probably one less course on Sundays. Chef John is amazing with what he comes up with. Usually you can find out the tasing menu if you call prior. Happy Birthday- if you enjoy NOLA style food you won't be disappointed!
I had the tasting menu on Sat night. It was wonderful ($40 per person). The restaurant takes reservations for the tasting menu. It is BYOB.
My husband and I love Carmine's and have been eating at Chef John's restaurant on a regular basis for many years. His tasting menu is fantastic (so is his regular menu and nightly specials). Definitely worth the trip from Center City. When you call to make a reservation you can ask if the menu has been set.
We had the tasting menu on Saturday night as well and it was wonderful. We brought both a red and a white wine so we'd be covered for all of the courses (on Saturdays at least the courses are: soup, appetizer, fish, meat, and dessert). Whatever you don't drink, you can just take back home with you.
It's fun to watch the kitchen from the bar seats but you may be more comfortable at a table.
Worth a trip. Was there just a couple of weeks ago.
Keep an eye out for the duck of the day special and if by chancce they are offering the watermelow and crab soup...get it...it is exellent.
this is a small restaurant so definitely call....the 'bar' seating area does only have 4 seats.
We had dinner there the first week after he opened in Narberth. Service wasn't good (as you might expect in a brand-new operation) and the noise was intolerable.
Has the noise been controlled?
ha! i have nothing to contribute as of yet, but actually i'll be there tomorrow eve for the S.O.'s birthday thanks to the recs of the kind people on this board. i'll post a review shortly!
re: saturninus
^ thanks for the tip! i just called the restaurant, and they are going to work something out for us. i will make occasional exceptions for fish and shrimp if a place gets really high marks for these things... so, after talking to the owner for a bit it looks like we will be doing a specialized tasting menu tonight! heading out to the wine store now - review forthcoming!
P.S. the online menu is here: http://www.carminescreole.com/dine_in...
says they have a vegetarian special of the day at "market price" but doesn't go into specifics.
re: rabidog
I was going to point to the online menu, but you beat me to it. It sounds as though they are really accomodating to your vegetarian needs -- a good sign! I think everything Creole is typically prepared with a pork product in there somewhere, even if it's just waived across the pot :)
all right! croutonpiggy, i can officially report back that you will most likely be ABSOLUTELY delighted with your upcoming tasting menu at carmine's creole cafe.
looking back on my dinner last night, i can't find a single criticism! every single aspect of our meal was dead-on perfect. i called up the morning of to reserve the tasting menu for two (other than the tasting menu, reservations are not needed). the owner answered, and was extremely accommodating! he gave us directions and promised to accommodate me, being a vegetarian willing to overstep my bounds for seafood.
we arrived at 7, and were seated promptly at a corner table in the warm dining room. our wine was promptly opened and poured. our server was most accommodating and explained all the courses to us, including my special substitutions. we were given a baguette with warm garlic olive oil - delicious. hard not to fill up on this bread alone!
our first course was a cold butternut squash soup with saffron and a creole-seasoned warm sea scallop. it was absolutely perfect. second course was a chilean sea bass atop sticky rice with spicy peanut sauce and another sweeter sauce that i couldn't identify. again, fabulous. even better than the first course! next up, i received a salmon with another unidentifyable orange-colored cream sauce, served with potato wedges. very, very filling and extremely delicious! i was seriously full by this point - but i couldn't stop snacking on those potato wedges! my company received a sort of beef stuffed with crab in a darker sauce. finally, dessert and coffee. we got two desserts, a white chocolate mousse with praline cookies, and strawberries & marscapone cheese soaked in 12-year-old balsamic vinegar. i cannot recommend strongly enough; GET THIS DESSERT!!! the strawberries were quite possibly one of the best things i've ever eaten in my life. so, so, SO good!
i left that restaurant the most satisfied i've ever been with a meal in my life. the bill for two, with tip came to $80. can't beat it. be prepared for a LOT of food, and really intense, bold flavors - and you will not be disappointed. i cannot say enough good things about this restaurant. i will certainly be back very soon.
Carmine's IS a great place. I guess I'm slightly put off by the reservation policy. The way things have worked out, the only way to get a table there now is to book for the tasting menu. If you want to order a la carte from the menu, you have to wait, which would be fine, except that all the tables are invariably (well, at least the last couple times I've gone) booked for the tasting menu, which has translated to 90-minute waits.
I'd be curious to know how much a la carte business they actually do these days. Why not just get rid of the regular menu and only offer the tasting menu? As it is, treating the a la carte customer differently leaves a, well, bad taste.
re: chopinpa
We often go during the week, early in the evening on weekends, or on Sunday nights and order from the a la carte menu. I'd say that 9o percent of the time we order from the regular menu. Also, when we were there last Saturday night (for the tasting menu) a couple walked in and were seated at the bar with no reservation – this was around 8:00 or so. They were certainly lucky as the restaurant was otherwise full. It's worth trying – the a la carte menu is excellent!
i can hardly fault them for having a full dining room. maybe their success will one day warrant them a bigger location?
Carmine's is actually recently relocated from a bigger place. They were previously in Havertown (Brookline). I gather chef prefers closer to his clientele / smaller more intimate space.
Day after thanksgiving birthday celebration. 5 people dining. Only take reservations if ordering tasting menu. We ordered 2 tasting menus and asked to share one. Chef/Owner came to us not knowing how to do that. We said just serve it, not divided. He did give us little dipping bowls of soup, very tasty. All dishes were exceptional flavor and texture. Regular orders are very generous. I had the duck of the day, fantastic. The coconut shrimp are dense and meaty. The fillet of beef, perfectly broiled. Do not miss the strawberry in 12 year balsamic(sweetened?) with mascapone. I asked where they good strawbeeries were from and was told Chile. Place is byob and I am allergic to most wine, however, a large bottle of white rum became flavoring for the water and colas. Make your own daquiri.Rum (Meyer's Platinum)and water is a very good combo with creole food. Did not feel like a dry triscuit the next morning from taking too much salt. This is a Jewel in an otherwise non descript neighborhood. A true pearl in the mud oyster. A bone to be sought after, and dug up for my fellow hounds.
One of my favorites! I love the strawberries- glad to know he's still serving them this time of year. I mentioned earlier on another thread that I heard they are moving to Bryn Mawr- was there any mention of when?
those strawberries are to die for! i just borrowed a recipe from the internet and served them for thanksgiving, and they were a HUGE hit! the super-expensive balsamic more than makes up for the lack of decent strawberries this time of year. i'm also happy to know he's still serving them - methinks this might be the site of my department's annual holiday dinner?
re: epicurian770
Not "desperately advertising"... simply advertising. Carmine's is moving to Maint Street in Mannayunk. It takes time to find the right staffing from front to back of house. It can especially take time to find a decent chef.
I'll miss the spot Carmine's inhabits in Narberth and look forward to checking them out in their new digs. John's food always rocks!
oh, no! not main st manayunk! :( one thing i love about it is its out of the way location. an intimate, quiet dining room? forget that in manayunk! oh well, i'll still go.


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Conquistadors invade McNeal
Date: September 23, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
Conquistadors from the Hernando De Soto Historical Society visited McNeal Elementary School Sept. 18 as part of second-grade teacher Kristen Chapman's historical information unit.
The Crewe arrived on its pirate ship float in uniform and handed out beads to students. Even Principal Norma Scott had a chance to schmooze with the historical visitors.
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