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Jennie Holfman passed away on August 4, 2009 at the age of 99 at the Bethany Home in Ripon California. Jennie was born May 4, 1910 in Platte, South Dakota, and moved to Ripon, California, with her family in 1919. Jennie was a public accountant most of her life as well as a homemaker and mother.
Jesse E. Weaver, 63, of Manteca, passed away Sunday, July 26, 2009.
Melba Robertson, 78, entered into rest on July 29, 2009 in Ripon.
Melba Robertson, 78, entered into rest on July 29, 2009 in Ripon.
Robert B. Lease Sr. passed away on Friday, July 24, at the Alexander Cohen Hospice House in Hughson.
John R. Sanchez, 64, died July 23, 2009 at his residence in Salida.
José Guadalupe, age 41, died on July 24, 2009 after being involved in a car accident in Tracy.
Carmel Jean Greene, long-time resident of Manteca, passed away early a.m. Wednesday, July 22, 2009.
Mary Margaret Silva, 88, died Wednesday, July 22, 2009 in Manteca. She was born Dec. 23, 1920 in Gustine. She was a long time resident of Manteca for 80 years.
Jose Gracia, 75, died Friday, July 24, 2009 at Doctors Hospital in Manteca. He was born June 6, 1934 in El Paso, Texas and was a resident of Manteca for 37 years. He was preceded in death by his wife the late Maria Guadalupe Blanco.
John B. Pinol, 50, died July 22, 2009 at his home in Valley Springs.
Arvel E. "Al" Colen III, 66, died Tuesday, July 21, 2009 in Manteca. He was born on December 13, 1942 in French Camp. He was a resident of Manteca for 32 years.
Ruthann Hughes, 65, passed away at Kaiser Foundation Hospital of Manteca July 18, 2009.
Patricia Scalf passsed away at age 91. She is survived by her husband, William Jay Scalf. She leaves behind five children, their spouses, and many grandchildren.
Gilbert Palomarez, 76, entered into rest on October 13, 2014 at his home in Manteca, CA,
Eleanor Hall died peacefully on the morning of October 13, 2014. She was born August 30, 1923 in Everett, Massachusetts to Italian immigrants Agostino and Irene Scenna. Eleanor was the eighth of eleven children. As an infant, she survived a house fire that took the lives of five of her siblings. She married World War II veteran Paul Hall in 1945, and they later moved to northern California where they raised three children.
Dora Sue Reif was born September 14, 1914 in Antlers, Oklahoma. She went to be with the Lord on October 1, 2014.
Betsy Poindexter, 91, entered into rest on October 10, 2014, in Manteca. She was born on July 4, 1923, in East Bend, North Carolina. In Heaven, she joins her loving husband, Charles, as well as her sister, Julia, and daughter-in-law Gail.
Frank E. Thomson, 66, entered into rest on October 11, 2014, in Manteca. He was born to the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Ruth Thomson. He is preceded in death by his parents as well as his sister Barbara Kelley.
Rick passed away at his home unexpectedly on September 26, 2014. He was born in San Francisco and lived in Manteca for the majority of his life.
Ellio C. Rafanan Passed away unexpectedly at the age of 65, on October 8, 2014, in Manteca, California. Ellio was born on November 2, 1948, in Sacramento, California, to Eulalio and Juanita Rafanan.
Thurman Brown otherwise known as T.C. to all those who knew and loved him passed away on October 3, 2014.
Bernadette Caravalho,63, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, September 24, 2014 in Stockton after a long illness. She was born in Honolulu, HI on December 5, 1950 to George and Lucy Gomes.
Janice Jean Hoffman, 59, passed away at her home on October 4, 2014.
She was a life long resident of Manteca, born near Caruthers, CA, to parents Joseph and Ann Crampton. She was preceded in death by her parents, and her loving husband, Frank Garcia Jr. She is survived by her sister, Cinna Costa of Valley Springs, daughters, Patti Lindemann of Lodi, CA, and Debbie (Rich) Haas of Manteca, grandson, Steven (Jamie) Festa, and great-granddaughter, Alana of Ceres, CA, godson, Dennis (Pam) Garcia of Stockton, and many nieces and nephews.
Mary was born on July 18, 1930 to George and Isabel Silva in Tracy, CA. She was a lifelong Tracy resident. She passed away on October 2, 2014 at the age of 84.
Mary DiMaggio, 70, entered into rest on Wednesday, October 1, 2014, in Palo Alto, at Stanford Hospital. She was born on April 20, 1944, in Kansas to the late William and Audrey Tenhaeff.
Juanita Garibay came to the end of her life's journey on October 3rd, 2014. She is preceded in death by her beloved husband Art Garibay and son Arthur. She is survived by her life's work and her loving family; daughter, Gloria Quesada, Manteca. son, Maurice Garibay, Hayward, daughter Mona Garibay (Ellen Padilla), Hayward, daughter Arlene Cuddy-Garibay (Steve Cuddy) Manteca, son Victor Garibay (Becky) Manteca, thirteen (13) grandchildren, ten (10) great-grandchildren, as well as the extended Villa, Garibay, and Perez families.


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Barnet Borough Council is getting so desperate to make money from parking fines that it's erecting signs no-one can understand, then fining people for disobeying them.
Barnet Borough Council is getting so desperate to make money from parking fines that it's erecting signs no-one can understand, then fining people for disobeying them.
It is stated that "street cleaning and rubbish collection could be outsourced to save money" ('Privatisation plan to keep streets tidy', Times Series, November 20). However, no evidence to support this assertion is given.
I regularly make purchases at the two shops mentioned in your article ('Power cuts force businesses to close', Times Series, November 13) – Boulangerie Joie De Vie café and the Natural Health Shop – and I am horrified that they and other businesses in the same area in North Finchley are still suffering regular power cuts.
I wrote this poem as a tribute to all those who gave their lives in the war. The Fallen Let us not forget the fallen, those who went before.
Regarding the now voted down proposal to reduce funding to nurseries in Barnet ('Campaigners ecstatic over survival of nursery', Times Series, November 13).
At the risk of giving the oxygen of publicity to old allegations, Councillor Hugh Rayner correctly states in his letter ('We need fairness from our journalists', Your Views, November 13) that I put up a robust defence and full explanation of my allowances claims in the last parliament, at the time.
Whilst I applaud Barnet's drive to declutter the streets, I wonder if enough consideration has been given as to why the bollards they removed were there in the first place?
Ten years after the first attempt to sell Hendon Football Club from under the public, campaigners finally lost the battle when the planning committee meeting passed Fairview's planning application on the site – housing being more important than public green space and leisure facilities.
It was with some consternation that I read articles in two national newspapers last week criticising the Labour Party for selecting candidates for the 2015 general election who, in the words of the articles, had been forced out in 2010 over expenses.
I realise the local library is fighting for its existence, but the one thing that is essential is that it benefits local people, of whom I am one.
The meeting of Barnet Borough Council's children, education, libraries and safeguarding committee on October 28 received a report which was breathtaking in its outrageous assumptions and recommendations.
Did your relatives attend the congregational church in Tollington Park a hundred years ago?
Whilst Barnet Borough Council contemplates the 'redesign' of our libraries, which is one of the best public services we have, Councillor Reuben Thompstone, chairman of children, education, libraries and safeguarding committee, should be aware of the action that can be taken by members of the public who can use the Human Rights Authority (HRA) to wield their authority against councils that have decided to save money by cutting excellent community resources ('Story did not give the full picture', Your Views, October 16).
I read with interest 'Driver urges people to contest parking tickets' (Times Series, October 9) and would like to bring to your readers' attention the problems incurred with Saracens home games.
The fact Barnet has been heavily criticised for not having a senior lawyer is hardly surprising, given the number of cock-ups; nor is the departure of the non-legally qualified monitoring officer who has become the fall guy — I wonder what her payoff was and whether it has a 'gagging clause' attached?
To hear Barnet Borough Council's monitoring officer Maryellen Salter left last week 'by mutual consent' came as no surprise.
On Friday, October 10, the Brent Cross Cricklewood exhibition opened at Brent Cross Shopping Centre, unveiling the first detailed proposals for the scheme.
On July 16, I was admitted to Chase Farm Hospital for an operation to replace one of my knees. I was in the Canterbury ward for eight days and during my stay, which was at times extremely painful, I had the most friendly, caring and professional treatment from an always approachable nursing staff, for whom nothing was too much trouble.
Your story 'Where are the lawyers?' (Times Series, October 9) draws attention to the parlous state of local government in our borough under the current administration.
I am still collating memories or information on Jean Simmons, particularly from her time living at 120 Cheviot Gardens, NW2 and surrounding areas, plus her time at the Aida Foster Dance & Drama School in Golders Green.
The letter from Deborah Heneghan (Political parties use the fear factor, Your Views, September 25) illustrated the fault lines in our party political system of government. Labour are promoting the mansion tax, which is the antithesis of the bedroom tax; the former attacks the rich, while the latter attacks the poor.
On Friday, October 10, there will be another public consultation, an exhibition on the Brent Cross Cricklewood redevelopment at the shopping centre itself. In the notification carried by some north London papers we are told to have our say, ask questions, and learn more about the approved plans.
Your front page recently reported that a disciplinary panel cleared Mayor of Barnet Councillor Hugh Rayner of all the complaints investigated by the council's disciplinary processes ('A private matter', Barnet & Potters Bar Times, September 11).
We write to oppose the proposals in Barnet Council's recent consultation to require victims of domestic violence to register as 'homeless' in order to be rehoused.
Another simple and stupendous miscarriage of justice occurred on September 3 at Hendon Town Hall when a 'leader's panel', conducted in public but adjudicated behind closed doors, determined that Barnet Mayor Councillor Hugh Rayner was not guilty of some offences related to his ethical duties to the council.
The residents of Barnet should write to their councillors and tell them that they will not vote for them if they support the closures of any of our libraries.
My partner and I are in our late 20s. We earn good salaries and our joint income is a respectable £60,000 per annum. I am a teacher and, therefore, a key worker, which the mayor says should get priority in these housing schemes.
I wonder if any of your readers have any knowledge of what happened to 10 Park Rise, Finchley Road, Golders Green, where my late maternal grandmother lived in 1921.
The dramatic cuts to Barnet's libraries and merging of three nursery schools (proposed at the time of writing) shouldn't have come as a surprise.
Your newspaper reports that more than a quarter of the borough's children are living in poverty ('More than a quarter of borough's children live in poverty', Times Series, October 23).
I am neither religious nor patriotic, but I attended the centenary of the First World War to remember my grandfathers who fought in the war and the grandmothers who supported my family at home.
I find it staggering that Janet Yellen, head of the US Federal Reserve, is paid £126,000 per annum and Andrew Travers, chief executive of that other superpower Barnet, is paid £187,000. Says it all really doesn't it?
I was shocked to read that Andrew Dismore intends to restand in Hendon in the general election in May 2015.
So Barratt Metropolitan LLP, the developers of the West Hendon regeneration scheme, Barnet Borough Council and Barnet Homes think their plans are wonderful for current residents, ('One person can make a difference', Times Series, October 23).
The importance of the library service is acknowledged by Barnet Borough Council in documents that are available in the public domain, so it would be superfluous for me to reiterate this here. What matters is that the future of the present service is assured.
I read the letter from Councillor Reuben Thompstone, Barnet Borough Council's chairman of the children, education, libraries and safeguarding committee, with interest ('Story did not give the full picture', Your Views, October 16).
I hope readers read carefully the recent advertisement in the Barnet press about the Brent Cross redevelopment and the latest so-called 'consultation'.
In the local press the Barnet Tories have attacked Labour councillors over the decision to pull out of what are unconstitutional working group meetings that, despite requests from Labour councillors, have largely been held in private. We made it clear from the start that we wanted all these working group meetings to be held in public but this was refused by the Tories because – as has been demonstrated time and again over the past decade – they don't believe in transparency and engaging local people.
It is a lovely, sunny October lunchtime in High Barnet, but today something is different. My day has been spoilt.
Your reports into Barnet Council's lack of access to professional legal advice is typical of the decimation of ethical and good government encouraged by the blind doctrine of supposed cost-effectiveness with disregard to ethics or competence epitomised by the reckless outsourcing of legal services — in this case to Harrow Borough Council.
Readers of this letter may well be among the many who have gone online to test their party affiliation on the Vote for Policies website.
Landlords such as the one referred to in a recent story ('Landlord refuses to deal with 'revolting' bedbugs', Times Series, October 9) need tackling.
Response sent to MP Mike Freer regarding his letter about mansion tax I have received a letter from you claiming that my council tax bill will go up if the next government brings in a mansion tax. This used inaccurate information and seemed to be based on either a complete misunderstanding of how council tax works, or a deliberate attempt to whip up fear and alarm.
I welcome the publicity given by your paper to the crucial work of the children, education, libraries and safeguarding committee in recent weeks. The support of both sides in recognising the scale of the savings needed to secure the funding for vital services has been welcomed so far.
I recently received a newsletter from MP Mike Freer, in which he is guilty of seriously understating the level of unemployment in his constituency.
I look forward to the next round of consultations on phase one of the massive project that will engulf our lives over the next couple of decades – Brent Cross Cricklewood.
Your issue of September 25 highlights some contrasting attitudes to the priorities facing Barnet Borough Council. There is the leader's panel, appointed to determine the accusation of unethical actions by the Mayor, and the council's current consultation on library services.
Last Thursday was 'Day of 100,000 Conversations', when council officers and police were out collecting views as part of Barnet's current consultation on crime and anti-social behaviour, which ends on October 3.
Mr Keith Martin is seriously misinformed about the Falklands conflict of 1982 if he thinks it was an "illegal war" on Great Britain's part ('She was indeed a forceful lady', Your Views, September 18).
I read with interest the letter from the Green Party about the planning application to change the former Post Office in East Barnet Village into a coffee shop ('We do not need any more cafés', Your Views, September 18).
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Looking for a Word to Describe Different Eateries' Notions of "Spicy Hot"
- alanstotle Nov 5, 2006 05:41 PM
Here's the scenario. You go to some place that serves a spicy cuisine: Mexican food, Thai food, Chinese food, Caribbean food, what-have-you. You order some food and when they ask you how hot (spicy) you want it you say "medium."
On the one hand, some places will bring you food that is truly medium hot; it seems that they make a clear distinction between mild, medium, and hot. On the other hand, some places will bring you food that they say is medium but is really mild; it seems that they only distinguish between very mild, mild, and slightly-hotter-than-mild.
What I'm looking for is a word or a label that describes this discrepancy or these two different interpretations of the mild-medium-hot scale. My wife and I sometimes call the latter "gringo hot" or "gringo-ified" since it seems to be a hot that's been toned down for a Northern European/American palate.
I'd like a word that can work as an adjective to describe restaurants and eateries when reporting to forums like Chowhound. For example, I'd like to be able to say something like, "We really liked the menu choices, but the food wasn't <insert term here> because we ordered it spicy and it came "gringo hot," or "On the <insert term here> scale this eatery comes in at a 9 out of 10 because we ordered it medium and it came authentically medium."
Any ideas? Thanks for your help.
I really hate, despise, and abhore the term Eatery., What idiot came up with that anyway? Why not just have a tiney Scoville scale next tot the dish as some prepared products have to let purchasers have an idea of heat level?
You could try asking for it "half as hot as 'hot'", which might approximate how spicy you want it. That way, the chef can use half the cayenne (or whatever) as would normally be used to make it hot.
Any rating scale other than a chemical assay is going to be meaningless. Just as there is no standard on the resto side, "heat" is subjective in the normally served ranges. What might only be one hanky for me is enough to put others off food for a week.
I find that at the local teriyaki place I frequent, "Little bit spicy" can be anywhere from barely anything to post-apocalyptic, apparently depending on the chef's mood at the time. I know that the Thai places around here use stars (e.g. 1 star for little to no spiciness, all the way up to five stars for "Bring on the pain" levels of heat. ) I generally go around 3 stars when I eat at these places.) Again, it's all pretty much subjective though, but it is a bit less ambiguous.
I understand that you are not looking to create a heat index, but rather a word to describe what happens when the level of spiciness is inconsistent with your expectations. (Although I'm struggling to imagine when you would use such a word.)
You might just have to come up with something yourself. Like if your partner asks you how your meal was, you could respond, "Nice, but a bit dis-heat-ful."
re: cackalackie
What a hoot!
re: cackalackie
Well put! You said this better (i.e., more clearly and more concisely) than I could.
Your phrase "inconsistent with expectations" is helpful. And "disheatful" is imaginative and fun to say. You seem to have a handle on when and how I want to use this yet-to-be-coined term.
For me, how well a restaurant meets my heat-expectations is part of how I assess its quality. A place that says it serves medium-spicy food and that actually serves medium-spicy food is a better place to eat than a place that says it serves medium-spicy food and then serves mild food (though I'm hard-pressed to say why; perhaps because I feel like I'm getting "the real deal"). Just like a place that has good service or a creative menu can be better than a place that has mediocre service or an unimaginative menu.
I might be inclined to say 'they got the fuego' if things were spiced as expected or 'they don't got the fuego' if not.
(fuego = fire in Spanish).
re: Sam Salmon
"Fuerte" and "fuego" are fun words to say and could work well. I've considered using them to create a compound word with "anticipation" in order to capture the sense of anticipated or expected spiciness (rather than merely actual spiciness).
How about "anticifuego" or "anticifuerte"? Or is that too over-the-top?
Pan Thai in Wilmington DE has the best heat scale I've seen.
1 Mild with no pepper added except what is in the spices
2 Hot and spicy with a little sting
3 Will set tongue and lips tingling. The sensation lingers and spreads a hearty glow.
4 The glow is transformed into a fire but the exotic flavors of Southeast Asia come through.
5 This level is for addicts, masochists and Southeast Asian visitors.
6+ Level 10 for Skeptics...Order at your own risk!
I love these descriptions. Can you tell your server that you want your lips and tongue to tingle, but you don't want your face to feel like it's on fire?
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I love that! At my favorite Thai place, it took a little while to convince them that I wanted my curry REALLY hot. I had to say, "I was Asian in a past life.... Give to to me THAI HOT." Thought initially skeptical, they finally realized I wasn't kidding and amped up the heat for me.
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Thinking I was invincible, I tried Thai Hot once. Big mistake! Now I go for 4/5 hot at Thai restaurants.
i have to agree i have had some experiences like this, where i go to a restaurant and they have a scale, that is, one to five chillies... and i order 2 chillies, i mean, i love spicy food, but when i order 2 chillies out of five and i can't even eat my meal, and it so hot my eyes are watering and my face turning red, then theres a problem. shouldn't there be some kind of universal standard?
When I describe spiciness to my kids I use the words fire hot for very spicy, and it bites the tongue for medium spicy and peppery for anything less than that. It works for them and they enjoy having their tongues bittten every once in a while.


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Average Women's Magazine Cover Spoofs Cosmo, is Hilariously Accurateby Free Britney at . Updated at . Comments
A hilarious parody of Cosmopolitan and other women's magazines, entitled "Average Women's Magazine Cover," is making the online rounds, and for good reason.
Created in 2010 by writer and illustrator Brendan McGinley, it resurfaced this week on Twitter, and if you've ever seen a real Cosmo cover, you'll appreciate it.
Right down to the font, the spoof nails the publication's layout and its obsession with splashing SEX on the cover as many times as humanly possible.
The only difference? The fine print on this one is much more honest:
Features all-caps, bold headlines like "Overanalyzing" and "The Shame & Guilt Issue," McGinley takes a funny, not subtle swipe at actual publications.
NAKED. It may not apply at all, but they're required to use that word.
Turning to Cosmopolitan for advice on sex, relationships, body image and women's health (mental and physical)? A dubious proposition at best.
From its awesome Christina Hendricks subheading to teasers like "Lose 30 lbs Fast, Chop Off Your Leg!", it'll make you think twice about such magazines.
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This is how they prepare the girls for it: Gay Stylist (Alex): Sweetie, make sure that you don't move the part that shows off those lovely little puppies! And make sure they don't get hungry! Oh, looks like I have to go get someone ready. I'll be back in a couple seconds! Bossy Girl Stylist (Eleanor):I want those little things to pop out like Pepsi! Oh, gosh, it isn't fitted good. Obviously Angela isn't good enough at this. Daniel, tell Angela to get her butt and the hands she fits these clothes in here! We need to have an important discussion! Camera Man (Daniel): I'm on it, Eleanor! Celebrity Girl: Oh, is this pose nice? Eleanor: You look rediculous! They always do such sloppy poses! You can be a slut but not a poor slut, a rich slut! Come on, not to the side. The boobs won't show. Just an unsexy sideboob. Okay, now hands there. Make a sexy face! Okay, okay, we got it! Just wait! Daniel: I got Angela here. Angela: What is wrong? I may have made a few mistakes but I didn't keep her thingies in! Eleanor: Thingies? These aren't thingies! They are worth more than the thingies you have. Angela: Eleanor, you need to stop being a selfish bitch. Eleanor: Selfish? I'm helping her out with a dress you couldn't possibly fit right! Gosh, you're like my third ex husband. You can't correctly finish the simplest tasks. Angela: I can't believe you! Celebrity Girl, can you believe her? Celebrity Girl: Me? I'm used to this. Considering how long I think you've been here, you should. And then they take the photos, caption it with stuff they don't actually put in the magazine but put on the cover to get people's attention. There ya go. You sure you seriously want to be on Cosmopolitan?
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The Washington Post reported that Walls has agreed to donate a kidney to former Dallas Cowboys teammate Ron Springs and that surgery is imminent.Springs' son Shawn Springs, a cornerback with the Washington Redskins, told the newspaper that surgery could take place "any day now."
According to the newspaper, Ron Springs, 50, has diabetes and has been undergoing dialysis to get ready for surgery.
Shawn Springs offered to end his career and donate a kidney, but his father would not allow any of his children to be tested, the newspaper reported."Everson Walls is my dad's best friend and somebody who taught me a lot about being a cornerback in the NFL," the younger Springs told the Post.
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Cal State Stanislaus' Marina Ghabbour set a school record in the mile run at Boise State's Jacksons Indoor Invitational to highlight the Warriors' day on Saturday.
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The 2011-12 women's basketball season was supposed to be a great opportunity for Camille Roberts. The recently graduated Turlock Bulldog had made her way onto Modesto Junior College's starting roster, fulfilling a dream 14 years in the making, and was averaging 11 points a game as a freshman as she worked to draw the attention of four year universities.
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Four starters scored in double figures and Ray Mitchell turned in another double-double performance as the Warriors defeated previous unbeaten Cal Baptist, 88-78.
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The Corned Beef House on Adelaide
- Sarah_G Nov 9, 2009 12:12 PM
I just had to give a shout out to the CBH. If you're in the mood for good deli, a simple laid back meal and in the downtown Toronto area, this is the place to eat! It's a small place and once the ovens get going in there, it's pretty hot but in my opinion well worth it because the sandwiches are fantastic! The meat is tender and not at all chewy! I cannot say enough good things about this place. Granted deli can be pretty basic but lets face it! Outside of NYC you aren't going to find very many good deli sandwiches with fresh meat cooked to perfection. The Corned Beef house just does it right.
You are always greeted warmly by one of the staff, whether it's one of the very busy servers or the gentleman taking orders behind the bar. I always feel very at ease in the place. Everyone who works there is very personable and that just makes the place so much more appealing (apart from the great sandwiches of course). Even the other patrons are friendly when waiting in the very busy restaurant.
I had lunch there today and have eaten there several times before on a recommendation from a co-worker. Each time is just as good as the last. Today I had the corned beef on rye (which they are known for hence the name) with the spicy mustard. It was the perfect amount of spice and a great compliment to the sandwich. Hats off to the two guys who slave over the hot meat all day! If you don't like spicy, try the regular yellow mustard.
While waiting for my sandwich I sat at the bar and chatted with the gentleman who took my order and it was like talking to an old friend. There's something to be said about the service you receive in establishment such as a restaurant or deli. No wonder it's a busy place! The staff is great and so are the sandwiches! It's a place that is definitely my speed. I work in the financial industry and am used to being in the business world with it's people however I much prefer laid back and friendly places to eat like this. The wait today was only a few minutes which was good considering how busy the place was. You always feel welcome and are always treated well, even if all you are ordering is a $7 sandwich.
Corned Beef House
303 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5V1P7, CA
I've always wondered about that place. Every time I walk by it's either closed or looks like it's closed, but it's been there forever. How does it rank on the Dunn's-Caplansky's-Schwartz's scale?
re: itsvince
Vince, I used to think the same exact thing, and even thought it was a bit of a dive, but then necessity made me try it and I was so pleasantly surprised. It is tiny inside and much of the business they do is take-out, but it's pretty busy during lunch. And because of that, everything there is extremely fresh. In terms of the flavour, I guess I would rate it as a mild corned beef flavour, not too peppery, not too salty, just perfect combo. It does not have an overly 'smoky' flavour like Caplansky's, nor as meaty as Montreal, and I always fear comparing anything to Schwartz's! Their other menu items are quite good too from what I recall--coleslaw, soups, fries, etc.
I really think it's worth giving it a try.
re: Restaurant Dish
I second Restaurant Dish. Believe it or not I have yet to try out Schwartz's so unfortunately I cannot compare the two and give an opinion...yet!
re: itsvince
I'm hesitant to compare it to the delis you mentioned since it isn't a deli, it's a sandwich joint. That being said, what they serve is really well prepared and I can't think of anyplace else I've had a better roast beef sandwich.
re: Boodah
I forgot to mention, the convection oven-baked fries are fantastic.
re: Boodah
Can you explain, for the benefit of a Kiwi goy boy who was not raised in this culture, what is the distinction between a sandwich joint that serves corned beef sandwiches and a deli which does the same? What exactly makes a deli a deli? How come Caplansky's is and Corned Beef House ain't?
re: munchieHK
I don't really know how to answer you as there's no definitive "This is a deli" in my brain but let me try to answer you by doing the hated answer-a-question-with-a-question...Is Subway a deli to you or is it a sandwich joint? Look at any thread on Chowhound where Caplansky's is involved (hopefully not this one soon) and you'll see apoplectic rants about whether it's good or not, how it compares to places in Montreal, how it compares to places in New York City, whether hand slicing or machine slicing is better, yadda yadda yadda ad nauseum. The Corned Beef house isn't trying to be a deli in Montreal or New York, it's trying to be a joint in Toronto where you can go get a good sandwich prepared by guys that seem to care about the end result. I really wish a had a better answer for you, I just like the fact that The Corned Beef house doesn't seem to burden itself with the label of "deli", guaranteed to lead to no good in this city if the threads here are any indication.
re: Boodah
Well said. Sometimes we should enjoy things for what they are.
re: Boodah
Nice answer, although I'm still not sure of the distinction. I went to Caplansky's on a slow day, just to see what the fuss was all about. I found a pleasant place with pleasant service and a decent, if plain sandwich. Corned beef house seems to be pretty much the same deal, so I fail to understand why one is a deli and one is not. Still, I agree that people should just enjoy a place for what it is. Just my idle curiosity, really.
re: munchieHK
These two places, CBH and Caplansky's, are sandwich shops gussied up and with alcohol. Not really a deli.
They don't have a deli counter, where you can take their wares home.
Maybe someday they will discover real deli.
re: munchieHK
A deli is really whatever you consider one to be. For example, I personally don't think Arby's is a deli yet they specialize in sandwiches so, depending on your definition of a deli, Arby's might meet your criteria. I've eaten at some "famous" delis like Carnegie's, Stage Door, Zingerman's, Cantor's, etc... I just wouldn't put The Corned Beef House into the same genre as those places, but that speaks to nothing other than my classification of them. And to be honest, The Corned Beef House serves a better roast beef sandwich than all of them (especially Arby's).
Corned Beef House
303 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5V1P7, CA
re: itsvince
They serve machine sliced Lester's (not old fashioned), which is what it is. Nothing wrong with the place, but it isn't a "real" deli.
re: geekazoid
Me too, though next time I'll have to try the Reuben.
Corned beef house must be applauded for everything that they do!. The service is good - fast and efficient. The potato salad is fresh, tasted like... potatoes, and the dill pickle was crisp, cold and the right size - half a pickle - not a tiny sliver. The sandwiches bring back memories of the Brothers Restaurant on Yonge st, which sadly closed. The meat is lean, the spices are even and the saltiness is just enough to need a coke to wash the mix of rye and mustard down so I can eat more! Deli or Sandwich shop is a good debate for sure and I know that is what I will ask the staff the next time I am in - what do they think they are? In the days of a lot of restaurants trying to do everything, to capture every dollar they can with something for everyone, (read spring rolls everywhere), it is ALWAYS a delight to not have to read a menu to know exactly what I will be eating. They do what they do very well and are deserving of the praise and our repeat business. Let's all go there for lunch today! And tomorrow. (call me so we don't all go at noon - even with the fast and efficient service I want my food first! )
re: meathead2
I think I'll try the reuben on my next trip. I have yet to try that one at CBH. I'm just glad there's a go-to place nearby for when I get that craving.
I read on the blog TO that this place has closed down due to condofication in the area. Does anyone know anything more?
re: terrycar
Not much. I went about a week before they closed and was told only that they were going to move somewhere close by but didn't have an exact location yet.
re: Strongbad789
@Strongbad789: I'm guessing that you had the correct address of 270 Adelaide?
I'm rather sad this place has closed down. There's already enough condos along the waterfront! At least they will still be around (just at another location). I hope the quality isn't affected by the move!
re: Sarah_G
The sign does say 270 Adelaide.
re: lister
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know. I'll be keeping an eye out to see when they open up.
re: Sarah_G
They've been open for a little while now. I went in last week for takeout. A little more swanky than the old place. Decent micros on tap.
It's on Adelaide St west, north side just before John St.
re: lister
Adelaide East or West? I've been meaning to try this place. I do love a reuben
re: ziggystardust
re: ekim256
Thanks Erin!
re: ziggystardust
Let me know how it goes. I went a really long time ago, but I remember feeling underwhelmed, as it wasn't juicy at all. My dad used to make corned beef in our pressure cooker, and it always came out soooo soft and juicy. But from all of the happy feedback on this board, maybe I got a bad sandwich? I also went RIGHT before closing, if I remember correctly. I super-love sammies, particularly corned beef and smoked meat...so I'm thinking of giving them another chance
re: ekim256
Your Dad made corned beef? Nice.
re: ziggystardust
yeah! It is actually super easy if you have a pressure cooker. We have an old school-ghetto one, that we poke with a chopstick to release the steam (kind of dangerous when I think about it). Takes less than an hour to get juicy, tender, corned beef goodness...
This is awful talk for 1AM. Corned Beef House is closed.
Corned Beef House
303 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5V1P7, CA
re: ekim256
It is what it is, the deli snobs turn their noses up at it because it's machine sliced commercial meat (from Lesters I believe). Is it the best sandwich I've ever had, no, is it worth a special trip? probably not, but if I find myself in that neighbourhood at lunchtime it's fairly high on the list.
re: bytepusher
hmm I wouldn't call myself a delisnob though - just a girl with an extreme fondness for tasty sandwiches. I'm really just thinking I got a bad last-minute sammy...or maybe I'm just being optimistic? In the area, I usually hit Fusaro's kitchen for my sandwich fix, but I ought to branch out and try Little Nicky's sandwiches as well as give Corned Beef House another go =). I once got a notsogreat sandwich from Fusaro's (it was kind of smushed together, possibly because the employee was arguing with someone while making it)...it happens.
I'll never know until I try!
147 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5V2L7, CA
Corned Beef House
303 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5V1P7, CA
re: Strongbad789
By the way does anyone know if there is an expected date that CBH will reopen?
re: bbbradk
Their baked fries with gravy - the stuff dreams are made of...
re: April Girl
haha April Girl! I agree! I'm thinking of making a trip over there just for that alone!


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based in Tulsa, OKLAHOMA (USA)
Supplier of customized control systems for ignition, operation, monitoring, and reporting of Tank Batter Flare systems, and subsequent components. Flexible design allows for customized configurations that specifically meet your site needs. Can easily be modified, expanded, or re-purposed to meet your constantly evolving needs.


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The under 6 s is for children both boys and girls in reception and year 1, training is on sundays 10 am to 11am and consists of fun exercises and games designed to teach and develop core rugby skills. 2 weeks in and we already have 27 children participating with space for lots more.
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