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Hawthorne visited New Orleans in March, and was en route to a visit with Detroit when the Lions re-signed Stephen Tulloch to a five-year, $25.5 million deal while Hawthorne was still on the flight.
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Boston Itinerary in October? Help for our researched trip appreciated!
Thank you in advance for help and feedback.
We are arriving in Boston late Thursday in October and will be going to Salem to visit PEM and stroll for a day on Friday.
Friday the 5 of us will have dinner in Boston. We are staying at the Taj Boston.
Saturday we plan to brunch and hit the Freedom Trail. My husband and I are doing a "date night". High on the list is No 9, Troquet, and Erbaluce. We did tasting at L'Esplier several visits ago.
Sunday our plan is for an early brunch at ICOB with a visit to the Isabella G. Museum and casual early family dinner.
Myers and Chang, Shojo, Toro and possible Prezza are all on our family dining list. Although I feel like we are short on Boston "Italian". We did Pizza Regina in NE for lunch our last visit and don't need to go back.
Again, I appreciate all feedback and help. h
Which weekend in October? October contains the Head of the Charles Regatta when Boston is flooded with rowers and their friends and family, and most weekends in October are visiting parent weekends for various colleges, giving particular areas of town to avoid depending on which college is up that weekend.
La Morra in Brookline is family-friendly and has half-order pastas, so that is an option if you decide you want more Italian. The food is very good.
Don't leave Salem before visiting Turtle Alley chocolates on Essex St. just down the block from the PEM.
Salem and especially PEM are great destinations, but late October attracts huge tourist crowds to the city, mostly related to Halloween.
I'm not discouraging the visit at all. Just make sure you factor this into your transportation plans. Traffic and parking can be tough. You might want to consider the commuter rail from Boston. The Salem station is just a few blocks from PEM. It is also very close to Federal and Chestnut Streets, which are beautiful.
will chime in about about the HUGE crowds in salem for october and that weekend contains the columbus day holiday, so please be prepared. there is municipal garage parking right near the pem, but the commuter line is a snap to take up there.
am not a booster for no. 9. do love troquet, but they are a wine restaurant that serves great food. is wine a big part of your meal? am also a lover of erbaluce, but it is not "italian" as many people think of it. he uses no red sauce, butter or cream for cooking, but it's food like i have not had elsewhere in boston and have found each dish wonderful and exquisitely plated. wine list is all-italian and they do not have a full bar.
myers & chang is great, but i don't know that it needs to be a destination for anybody from out of town? prezza is terrific, but if you are looking for a casual family dinner, it's pretty spendy, as is toro. however, the latter is incredibly inventive and wholly satisfying every time i am there. tight fit for a group of 5, so make a reservation.
re: hotoynoodle
Columbus Day weekend is often peak leaf peeking time...mostly outside the city, but many start or end their trips in the city.
re: Madrid
yup. i lived in salem for 7 years and that weekend is often busier than the one preceding halloween.
re: hotoynoodle
I was there last year and was very disappointed by Myers and Chang. Food was just so so and there service was horrible.
re: hotoynoodle
I love Erbaluce, but it is not "special occasion" dining to me, somehow. But an innovative menu, exceptionally well executed.
Welcome in advance! Where are you coming from? i might suggest some switching up. Of the dinner places you have mentioned, I think ICOB is the most memorable, both visually and vibe-wise. Here's a recent experience of ours there:
I don't think ICOB is a good brunch place. Much better would be Mistral or Ribelle; each ~ 10 min by car to the Gardner.Myers and Chang ( a perennial CH fav, incl. me)also does brunch though i like their (bigger) dinner menu better. It's a blast.
We have lessened our love of Toro's tapas, but we are completely besotted by Toro's Paella-- perfecto!
Oleana and Ribelle are my other 'have to' restaurants in Boston, and, for a TRES CHER special dinner, OYa.
This is very long but may be of some use I hope:
Have a great visit!
Guide to Boston by Areas and Restaurants:
Dinner Spots that I would highly recommend : (Dress is casual at all.Reservations a must unless single bar diner
)If Creative, unique one-of-a-kind food experiences are a priority for you, I would hop to Oleana and Ribelle in a heartbeat. And Asta and OYa for much higher tickets.
Oleana- predominantly Turkish, w/ a lot of creative riffs. One of the 3 or 4 Boston restnts where you will have truly unique food that you will not have elsewhere. Spices and grains. beans and greens, a world to discover and savor. Many feel the mezze are the strong point, but entrees can be unforgetable as well. As the menu is always changing, the only way to do it right-- is to go back often. If I were a visiting foodie who had 'been there, eaten that', I would happily allot 2 nights to Oleana during my Boston stay. Blazing winter hearth , and charming patio in season. Cambridge
Dinn daily
Ribelle- new outpost for Strip T's chef/owner. A very broad menu of small and large plates w/ two or three times more components than you would likely see on other menus. The preps of these dishes are more complex than anything I have seen.Vegetables . With dishes this inventive and full of surprises, the food is the focus for the night, and the starches, veggies and condiments can be extraordinary (easily as exciting as the meats and seafood.) *The menu descriptions are almost NEVER good, because so much more is going on than can be explained in a small space. Good bar program. Casual, vibrant. Brookline Dinn daily
Island Creek Oyster Bar- the BEST service, large room yet intimate, more trad but some inventive.
I cannot eat there w/o ordering honey glazed biscuit and Lobster Roe pasta with lobster, chanterelles, short rib and madeira glaze. Kenmore Sq.Dinn daily
Neptune Oyster- crowded tiny, always a line, top quality raw bar; inventive seafood along w/ trad.Leave your name and stroll the fascinating North End. (no resvtns =NR) Lu &Dinn daily
OYa- v.v.expensive Japanese American inventive. South Station
Erbaluce- unusual inventive No.Italian Piedmontese. edge of South End
Bistro du Midi- French , lovely, relaxing, on the Public Garden.
Sycamore- 30 min car or train ride West to affluent Newton Centre and this welcoming veteran- run spot with many unique twists on Mediterranean ideas.(see the Daily Duck, Lamb or Pork board- with four mini entree ,starch and veg.medleys !)
Craigie on Main- famous for offal but also seafood. Cambridge
Toro- possibly the loudest room in Boston, full-out Tapas (the inventive often more successful than the trad) yet their Paella is unbeatably unctuous. South End . NR and always a line. Lu &Dinn daily
Aquitaine- THE spot in the So. End when you're exhausted and you want to be taken care of. Classic French Bistro food beautifully done in a beautiful room, w/ gracious top notch service. South End. Lu& dinn daily.
Myers and Chang- Modern takes on Asian. This friendly spot is always hoppin' and the food, service and very creative bar are super. A great place to people watch; the air is full of happy campers having fun. A counter seat gives you a wokside view and there is a sheltered patio that welcomes dogs. Edge of So. End. Lu and Bru also. Lu and Dinn daily
L'Espalier- Consistently glowing CH visitor reviews for, specifically, the Chef's Table. Farm to table; French inspired. Copley Sq.
Strip T's (in a 'suburb', 10 min cab from Harvard Square) Casual small treasure for serious foodies; Momofuku chef oversees both creative and comfort food, including an unusual terrific burger.Don't miss the Grilled Romaine with Oxtail, soft egg and sriracha! Watertown. Lu also. Cl Sun.
Alden and Harlow- Harvard Sq.,Cambr. dinn daily
Tavern Road- near the Children's Museum
Row 34- seafood in the new Seaport area (Island Creek owners)
Iconic Boston*:
Pizzeria Regina, No.End only.Original 50's decor, raucous waitresses, the best 'like in Rome' thin crust pizza. Always packed.Dly Lu&D
Durgin Park-roast beef,Boston baked beans, Indian Pudding. Quincy Market
Lobster Roll- Neptune Oyster,NoEnd; Lobster Shack, Seaport
Fried Clams- Best are Clam Box, Ipswich, 1 hr No.of Boston; In Boston- Neptune Oyster.
Italian Red Sauce in No.End- Daily Catch; Antico Forno;Artu; Taranta
Italian High End in No.End: Mamma Maria;Prezza;(and Sorellina near Symphony Hall)
Dim Sum in Chinatown- Winsor Dim Sum,Bubor Cha Cha; Great Taste
Chinese, Hong Kong & Szechuan- Fuloon, Malden(suburb)
Portuguese- Casa Portugal- Inman Sq,Camb.
* these are only IMO; many CHs will differ, esp. w/ pizza, seafood and Italian.Countless CH threads attest to this if you do a CH Search.
Sandwiches and Burgers:
--Sam la Grassa's- perpetually on the best deli sandwiches list. Downtown. Lu
--Chacarero- Peruvian grilled meats and sauces with green beans, Downtown,Lu
--Parish Café - includes sandwiches named after the local chefs that created them. Near Public Garden. Lu
--JM Curley's- a big CH fav for Boston's best burger. Downtown, near Boston Common. Lu,D /check hours
--Craigie on Main- Boston's most expensive burger w/ legions of fans. Cambridge, Central Sq. D
--Alden and Harlow- 'Secret Burger' changes weekly. Cambridge, Harvard Sq. D
--also Beacon Hill Bistro, The Gallows, Toro, Eastern Standard, Harvest. Detailed burger reviews:
Lovely quiet lunch spots:
--Bistro du Midi on the Public Garden
-- Courtyard Cafe and Map Room Cafe in the historic Boston Public Library, Copley Sq.
--Beacon Hill Bistro , Charles St.
For Brunch:
--Myers and Chang- Dim sum and more.Some trad, some innovative. Great fun for food and people watching. patio
--Ribelle- crazy menu full of surprises(hidden in the way- too- simple menu descriptions!). Brookline. Sat.& Sun.Patio
--For more refined brunch, Aquitaine and Mistral ($French elegant) are popular. South End.
** Also, if a restnt shows no availability for a time you wanted to dine, best to call that restnt because they always have more seats than show on OpenTable.
Thank you to all for the great input/info with.
On the basis of feedback we are going to have one dinner at ICOB and do our brunch at Ribelle. The day we wander the freedom trail we are going to hit Neptune for lunch.
For our date night dinner we are looking at Asta, Troquet and Erbaluce.
a special shout out to OC for the detailed reviews and remarks
That leaves with room for one more dinner with the family Sunday night (hopefully close to ou
r hotel the Raj Boston) before flying out Monday am.
We hail from the Midwest!Thanks again for all the help!
re: shoprdoc
if you're hitting neptune for lunch, be forewarned there is a line before they even open.
re: hotoynoodle
Although there is a line, you can walk around the North End while waiting and they will let you know when they are ready to seat you.
re: shoprdoc
I'm in the minority here, but my wife and I ate at Erbaluce about a year ago and didn't enjoy either the food or the service (especially the food). I'm not generally the picky type but it was a fail-fail dinner and I've never felt inclined to return - too bad as it was the first time I had tasted Charles Draghi's food since he cooked at Marcuccio's - which I absolutely adored!
You mentioned #9 Park early in the thread. I had a great meal last winter and would definitely add it to your consideration list.
More recently, I've had two excellent meals at Guilia (Cambridge) and Sarma (Somerville). Both are highly recommended (check the CH archives for discussion threads) and hard to get into!
re: stiv99
There are definitely other Hounds that don't like Erbaluce (myself included). I just don't get it.
re: shoprdoc
I can't imagine you won't enjoy your choices. Both Troquet and Erbaluce are close to your hotel so you might save one of them for Sunday. Asta is the most interesting new restaurant in Boston to open in the last year to me (I'd say Ribelle in Brookline and Alden and Harlow in Cambridge would be my choice for the other best new-comers). Troquet has an excellent wine list. Erbaluce is Draghi's take on Piemontese Northern Italian, cooked with a light and subtle hand, and definitely not everyone's cup of tea (it is one of my favorites but certainly not a universal one). Have a wonderful time, let us know how it goes, and enjoy our city.
Thanks to all for the help....
Our current plans are (all with reservations made)
Friday evening ICOB
Saturday lunch at Harvest as we are touring Harvard
Date night dinner at Asta
Sunday brunch at Ribelle and dinner at Coppa
I will report back... We will try to take ferry to Salem and visit EPM and walk Chestnut Street and have lunch on Friday. Salem lunch reviews seem all over the map. Any favorite recommendations would be appreciated.
re: shoprdoc
That sounds like an awesome plan. If you decide you're in the mood for something more casual while you're in Harvard Square, I highly recommend Kaju Tofu House for Korean. They specialize in soft tofu soup - it's amazing.
re: shoprdoc
I had a decent lunch last summer at Finz in Salem. It was a nice day and the restaurant has water views so it was quite pleasant. Food was very satisfactory ( I think I had the fried fish sandwich), but not earthshattering.
If you do go to the PEM in Salem, request tickets for the Yin Yu Tang House, a 200 year old Chinese house that was shipped from China and reconstructed in the courtyard of the PEM. Fascinating! You can buy them in advance online or see if there are any available when you get there.
re: shoprdoc
Also in Salem- A Passage to India for very good Indian food; A & J King Artisan Bakers, breads, pastries and sandwiches, if they have the Concord grape danish be sure to try it; and a fancyish French bakery, Melita Fiore.
re: shoprdoc
+ 1 on A & J King for sandwiches and baked good; also right on Essex St near the PEM is Life Alive for good sandwiches and salads.
re: shoprdoc
You might want to try Scratch (referring to a 'scratch' kitchen where evthng is made from scratch; often special meat blends and house cured bacon, sausages, etc. It has had many positive but brief reviews the last year.
DEF don't miss Chestnut St! (there are more in that area; my fav after Chestnut is Federal St. This is easy: Rt 114 North, L on Federal st., down to L on Flint st. Go 2 blocks and L on Chestnut to stopsign)
The Chinese house at PEM is really neat and it's self guided, so you can go through quickly if you want. I love the history of the museum and the merchant group that started it with the things they brought back from their ocean voyages.
re: opinionatedchef
I noticed in the thread you linked, from this past June, you said you'd never been to Scratch. Have you had a chance to try it yet? What did you like?


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144 reviews since August 1, 2014
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scenic view (98)great for outdoor dining (75)special occasion (68)fit for foodies (64)romantic (54)hot spot (43)vibrant bar scene (43)notable wine list (39)good for groups (38)neighborhood gem (31)great for lunch (29)great for brunch (24)late-night find (12)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/23/2014Only downside to $30.00 three course salmon meal, the salmon was too small.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful Scenic LocationIrawVIPDined on 11/23/2014Avenue is one of 3 restaurants located on the boardwalk overlooking the ocean. The restaurant is decorated in a very upscale airy fashion and when you walk in you certainly notice how nice this place is and then the views make this a very nice place to dine and hang out. I went there with friends for brunch. The food and service was very nice. The servers try to get you to order liquor and other amenities. There were not too many people in the restaurant due to the season. This makes it a good place to be able to have nice conversations and be able to hear. Sometimes I wonder how this restaurant survives in the winter. It does not seem busy. The prices are moderate for the high quality establishment and I would recommend it for brunch an a Sunday afternoon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent. loud, cursing next to usKamaDined on 11/22/2014food was excellent, service was good also. Just wish someone said something to the table next to us that carried on loud conversation and cursing unnecessarily. It could have been requested to tone it done a bitSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelightfulJaniceVIPDined on 11/16/2014Top Notch! Nothing was remiss. The prix fix is a fantastic value with a great selection. We are looking forward to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Avenue's a top choice on Jersey ShoreSamoDined on 11/15/2014Avenue has an outstanding menu, well prepared and presented. The staff is pleasant and attentive. In season the deck and ocean views are terrific. Year round it is romantic and comfortable. The fireplace is nice in winter if you can get nearby. We don't frequent the bar or upstairs, but they seem nicely populated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/7/2014Stopped at the bar for happy hour before taking our dinner reservations. Bar was crowded and the bar tender was slow at pouring a glass of wine while attending to the martinis first. Food was good and pace was appropriate for a Friday night. I was disappointed that the server could not describe what "nage" meant and when the meal was received it was disappointing. The salmon was a bit over-cooked.I would recommend this to a friend.
- decent, different, could be betterOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/7/2014Decent food, limited choice, somewhat loud, nice view. Service was very attentive, making the experience worthwhile. I'll try again, hoping for less overcooked food and maybe more choice5.I would recommend this to a friend.
- ModeratemihalylaszloDined on 10/31/2014We had dinner in a nearly empty restaurant. Few other guests to server. Nevertheless waitress was rather slow and uninterested. Food was okay. Steak tartare had little taste but the dry ages beef was very good.Special Features:
- What's not to like...OpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 10/31/2014We got street parking right at the door. The restaurant was empty so we sat with a view of the Atlantic Ocean. The chef agreed to prepare a vegetarian dish for me because our server went out of his way to inquire. It was a tasty soba dish. They have sherry by the bottle and glass. The cheeses were good. And they had anisette. Wonderful from start to finish!Special Features:
- Not my first timehdstingerDined on 10/27/2014Having been to this restaurant several times before for dinner, I went for lunch to celebrate my 30th anniversary on a beautiful fall day. I found the lunch menu very disappointing, the selection was weak. I chose the salad Nicoire just because it listed a rare tuna. Three extremely small bites on top and not enough dressing to give anything a flavor. I tried my wife's spagetti with shrimp and I thought it tasted odd. Maybe it was just a bad day because I was quite pleased with all my other visits. The service was excellent as always but, you can't eat service. So, my special day was not what I would of loved it to be. I would still recommend this place for dinner. But for 120 dollars for a lunch that was disappointing no.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NICE MENUOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/25/2014The menu is quite varied which I always enjoy. The steak tartare was very good and presented elegantly. The bronzini was cooked perfectly and served elegantly, the only minus was the amount of oil in the potato base.Special Features:
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/11/2014The Avenue is not what it used to be. Food is pedestrian. Snobbish attitude exists at check in. We were first brought to a table to by the hostess where it was freezing. I politely asked to switch since there were many open tables of two. I was told all those tables of 2 were reserved and the only table was in the bar area. We stayed at the original table and froze. We were uncomfortable throughout the entire dinner and were too cold to even look at the dessert menu. Before leaving I checked those empty tables that were alledgably reserved and not one had any diners.
- Wow!LeeyannDined on 10/3/2014What a wonderful evening! Had a friend from New Orleans with us. Imagine approval from the food capital of the U.S.! She loved it. Service was perfect, every meal was excellent. A perfect evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RomanticBobellerzVIPDined on 9/28/2014We loved sitting out on the terrace and watching the sunset while enjoying a glass of wine over dinner. Many thanks for our special night.Special Features:
- The food deserves more respectOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/27/2014I wish this lovely food was served with more attention to fine dining than this rough and noisy venue allows. The interior is rather stunning but the Jersey shore crowd and the rushed and inattentive service disappoint. The concierge was confused, the waiter took too long to attend to us, the food was brought out in a haphazard way. On the plus side the food was enjoyable. It was the second time that we were there and both times the menu was enjoyed. The salads are fresh and well seasoned, specialties like escargot and pisalladiere were rich with butter, cheese and herbs. The veal shank, the Bronzino and the steak were all well prepared. We will try it again in the off season to see if the service can catch up to the food experience!
- specialdayDined on 9/27/2014Wonderful dinner. The prixe fix dinner was well worth it. From the appetizers to the desserts, the selections were good. Sitting outside, water views, and not too busy a walk-way made it a perfect day for us. Staff was available but not intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointmentAndybeeDined on 9/27/2014Love this restaurant, but the salad was wilted with rusty leavesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceDianeKDined on 9/27/2014My fiancee and I were taking my mom, my aunt and our friend Frank out for a birthday brunch/lunch. They were coming from north jersey and we from south jersey, so we tried to meet somewhere in the middle. I searched to find someplace a little special and I found Avenue. What a pleasant surprise. We had a wonderful experience. The service was very friendly and cordial. We had a seat inside by the window and had a beautiful view of the ocean. The food was superb. Something for everyone. They couldn't thank me enough for finding such a great place. Plus, we were able to browse all the little shops there. I can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Bit of NYC in Long Branchmbm52Dined on 9/26/2014You used to have to go to New York for excellent French cuisine, but Avenue has provided a worthy local alternative, and it has a spectacular view of the ocean as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AvenueLarryfamDined on 9/24/2014I've been here several times. The food is delicious and the service is just right...present, friendly and not overbearing. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/23/2014Hard to read menu price fix menu was a welcome dealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Great service.knowathingortwoDined on 9/23/2014The food here is always good and sometimes amazingly great. The prie fix on Tuesdays is a bargain and should not be missed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchjerseyroseDined on 9/21/2014The view of the ocean, the excellent service, and yummy brunch made for a perfect day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than expectedTheFilterDined on 9/19/2014We were staying at Ocean Place and hoped to find a decent meal amongst the beach restaurants. Reviews were so so for Avenue but the location and look of the place were too much to pass up. The food was better than expected and really good. The wine list was impressive and the place had a great vibe. The only issue is the service...too many foreign ladies that don't really try to dote nor communicate what's so special. The service at Sirena was way better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor HostessYoboDined on 9/17/2014Avenue has a terrific location, good food and a service staff which tries, especially to overcome the incompetent and rude hostess staff. Once again with a reservation at two pm and a resturant with seven other guest our table wasn't ready and then we argued over changing it's location. Note, 2 pm, empty resturant, we'd be out way before 'dinner rush'. It was only the intervention of a waiter that my party of eight got a better setting. The food is good enough, the staff tries but it's hard to overcome the entrance problems. They did put a candle on the birthday person's desert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great seaside dinnerJerrycarolVIPDined on 9/14/2014The entrees of trout & branzino were excellent. Gespacho, beet salad, shrimp cocktail & escargot were delicious appetizers. We selected unusual beverages from an extensive single malt list and exciting wine menu.Special Features:
- Friday at the ShoreInsurancemanVIPDined on 9/12/2014Restaurant is very pretty, location great, good very good with an awesome wine list. Sommelier was knowledgeable and very helpful. Waitress was really below par, unfriendly, in attentive and non responsive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Predictably greatLeeB13VIPDined on 9/5/2014The Avenue is the place where I take my customers from out of town because it's always predictably great. The seafood appetizer tower was delicious and so was the branzino. We sat outside on the terrace and enjoyed the views. All in all a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GOOD RESORT DINING, BUTeatineddieVIPDined on 9/4/2014EVERYTHING WAS QUITE GOOD EXCEPT THAT NEVER BEFORE HAVE I ORDERED A VEAL CHOP AND BEEN TOLD THAT THE CHEF ONLY PREPARES IT MEDIUM RARE. HAD TO ARGUE WITH THE MANAGER ABOUT THIS AND WAS READY TO LEAVE UNTIL HE AGREED TO HAVING IT COOKED THE WAY I WISHED.....WHO DOES THE RESTAURANT CATER TO, THE CUSTOMER OR A LOONEY CHEF?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/1/2014Always have loved Avenue, but after being a few times and giving it a fair try; I have to saw their raw bar needs some help, especially with the King Crab and Lobster; both on a few occassions have been not so fresh and very fishy tasting. For the price charged, they should definitely ensure the utmost in freshness. Otherwise, it is a good scene and the staff is very accomodating. I will continue to come back, but ex the Lobster and King Crab.Special Features:
- Rude receptionistRudeDined on 8/31/2014Although the overall rating was good unfortunately the receptionist was young and so rude to treat the customersSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, OK on everything elsecustomer12345Dined on 8/30/2014I specifically requested outdoor seating on the deck (during daylight hours prior to sunset). This place literally had over 30 free tables outside on their deck, but told us that we could not be seated out there because we were not a table of 4 people. During our entire meal we sat and looked at tons of tables not even being filled outside! This is the sole and sole reason alone I will never come back to this place. CustomerSpecial Features:
- Good and badFoodie07470Dined on 8/29/2014The food is excellent here but the service is lacking. It seems to me the help are joy trained in the least.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A waste...JayGVIPDined on 8/29/2014Location us great but quality of food and service was poor. Expensive ($34 for a piece of salmon - ridiculous) drinks are $12 plus and a glass of wine $15. Don't water ur time and go elsewhere - a big ripoff. If anything go for happy hour and move on .
- Great food and great view.HRAADined on 8/28/2014Let me begin by saying that the food and view were excellent. It was a great place to celebrate my wife's birthday (including the outdoor concert, fireworks and view of the ocean. The woman who took our order was less than cordial. Not only did she try to clear my plate before I was through but she also cleared my wife's wine glass before she had finished (and told my wife that she would bring it back to her to show her). What ever happened to customer service. However there was one server Preston who went out of his way to see that we were happy. This our 4th time at the Avenue and the one person will not stop us from coming back.Special Features:
- Indifferent staffJerseycookieDined on 8/28/2014My specific request for an outdoor table, our MAIN reason for choosing Avenue, was not honored. The party behind us, larger by one, was immediately seated outside. I will take my out-of-town guests elsewhere in the future, where the staff is NOT indifferent to requests made days in advance.Special Features:
- An Event!StevieDined on 8/27/2014There is something altogether fitting for a wonderful restaurant as Avenue is, to be a most important anchor to Pier Village. It is for all visitors to the Jersey Shore - A MUST VISIT. - And complete in every way - Food, Ambiance, Service --It is wonderful!Special Features:
- Special place to eat and drinkLovesgoodfoodVIPDined on 8/24/2014We were able to sit outside for dinner on the deck looking at the ocean. Table for two. very romantic. waitress was lovely. food was outstanding. started at bar with Happy Hour. Accolades to Luis and Joe.Special Features:
- maltzDined on 8/24/2014we were a party of 6 for brunch on a beatiful sunday early afternoon. Our table was on the back boardwalk overlooking the ocean with a lite breez. We were seated on time. What could be better, well the sevice and food was right up there. Cocktails were delivered on time and no wait on the food. We are looking foward to returning soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Missed the MarkkalekingDined on 8/24/2014Been to Avenue before. always loved it. This was first time for brunch. Hmm....odd choices, everything comes with a side salad that i guarantee no one eats. it is literally undressed sea grass. When i asked for a roll, i was told i could order a side order of brioche toast. it came late and dry. and i was charged for it. $5 for a cup of tea is high, but the waitrerss should know better than to pour it before it has properly steeped. Underwhelming eggs benedecit with runny whites. A lot of $$$ for a pretty view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Doris Martin's last known residence is at Old Fields, Hardy County, West Virginia.
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- Given name
- Doris
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- Last Known Residence
- Old Fields, Hardy County, West Virginia
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- Death
- Gender
- Female
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Possible Relatives
- Henning J. Martin
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- C. R. Martin
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- Elmo C Martin
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- Allen Martin
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- Thomas E Martin
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- Heather Martin
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- Dorcas Martin
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- Raymond Martin
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- Janet Mae Bohachef Martin
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- Josephine Martin
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- Evelyn Barbara Crookshanks Martin
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- Archie Walter Martin
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- Marie Marline Martin (Gayton)
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- Mitchell Martin
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- Charles Martin
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- Elnora (Kingcade) Martin
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- James Patrick Martin
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- Reba Ann Martin
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- Janet Martin
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- Marilyn Gale Martin
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