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In the first part of this post I showed how to use a tip from Dunacn Epping to fake VMware into thinking that a HHDD (Hybrid Hard Disk Drive) was a SSD.
Now let's look at using a tip from Dave Warburton to make an internal SATA HDD into an RDM for one of my Windows based VMs.
My challenge was that I have a VM with a guest that I wanted to have a Raw Device Mapping (RDM) internal SATA HDD accessible to it, expect the device was an internal SATA device. Given that using the standard tools and reading some of the material available, it would have been easy to give up and quit since the SATA device was not attached to an FC or iSCSI SAN (such as my Iomega IX4 I bought from Amazon.com).
Image of internal SATA drive being added as a RDM with vClient
Thanks to Dave's great post that I found, I was able to create a RDM of an internal SATA drive, present it to the existing VM running Windows 7 ultimate and it is now happy, as am I.
Pay close attention to make sure that you get the correct device name for the steps in Dave's post (link is here).
For the device that I wanted to use, the device name was:
From the ESX command line I found the device I wanted to use which is:
Then I used the following ESX shell command per Dave's tip to create an RDM of an internal SATA HDD:
Then the next steps were to update an existing VM using vSphere client to use the newly created RDM.
Hint, Pay very close attention to your device naming, along with what you name the RDM and where you find it. Also, recommend trying or practicing on a spare or scratch device first, if something is messed up. I practiced on a HDD used for moving files around and after doing the steps in Dave's post, added the RDM to an existing VM, started the VM and accessed the HDD to verify all was fine (it was). After shutting down the VM, I removed the RDM from it as well as from ESX, and then created the real RDM.
As per Dave's tip, vSphere Client did not recognize the RDM per say, however telling it to look at existing virtual disks, select browse the data stores, and low and behold, the RDM I was looking for was there. The following shows an example of using vSphere to add the new RDM to one of my existing VMs.
In case you are wondering, why I want to make a non SAN HDD as a RDM vs. doing something else? Simple, the HDD in question is a 1.5TB HDD that has backups on that I want to use as is. The HDD is also bit locker protected and I want the flexibility to remove the device if I have to being accessible via a non-VM based Windows system.
Image of my VMware server with internal RDM and other items
Could I have had accomplished the same thing using a USB attached device accessible to the VM?
Yes, and in fact that is how I do periodic updates to removable media (HDD using Seagate Goflex drives) where I am not as concerned about performance.
While I back up off-site to Rackspace and AWS clouds, I also have a local disk based backup, along with creating periodic full Gold or master off-site copies. The off-site copies are made to removable Seagate Goflex SATA drives using a USB to SATA Goflex cable. I also have the Goflex eSATA to SATA cable that comes in handy to quickly attach a SATA device to anything with an eSATA port including my Lenovo X1.
As a precaution, I used a different HDD that contained data I was not concerned about if something went wrong to test to the process before doing it with the drive containing backup data. Also as a precaution, the data on the backup drive is also backed up to removable media and to my cloud provider.
Thanks again to both Dave and Duncan for their great tips; I hope that you find these and other material on their sites as useful as I do.
Meanwhile, time to get some other things done, as well as continue looking for and finding good work a rounds and tricks to use in my various projects, drop me a note if you see something interesting.
Ok, nuff said for now.
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Greg Schulz - Author Cloud and Virtual Data Storage Networking (CRC Press, 2011), The Green and Virtual Data Center (CRC Press, 2009), and Resilient Storage Networks (Elsevier, 2004)
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ZiftK.Oct 28, 2006Garbage. It's as if, every single dance movie is CRAP. The only reason this gets a 3 is because some dance moves looked cool. Other than that, total crap. So when people go to these movies, and the producers seem to think that the actual public like it, this just makes them make even crappier movies. So, if you go to watch these movies, you're part of the problem. join forces with us (people that don't stand for this garbage), and say no to ass movies, don't let them to this to us.… Full Review »


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The Roundhouse
- Address:
2 E. Main Street
Beacon, NY 12508Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Roundhouse
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.roundhousebeacon.com/
- Phone: (845) 765-8369
- Hours of Operation:
Restaurant closed | Lounge Open 5pm to 10pm
Restaurant open 5pm to 10pm | Lounge open 11am to 10pm
Restaurant open 11am to 3pm for Brunch | Lounge open 11am to 10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Gastro Pub, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Brandon Collins
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The private dining room is an ideal spot for rehearsal dinners, post-wedding day brunches, holiday parties, and business luncheons. The room can seat up to 72 people for a seated event and up to 100 for a cocktail-style event.
- Private Party Contact: Meghan McAlpine 8454403327x305
Getting there
- Cross Street: Main Street
- Public Transit: Beacon train station - Metro North Railroad.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: We have three large lots for parking adjacent to the main Roundhouse building on the opposite side of the creek. Look for our driveway just to the right of the bridge on East Main Street in Beacon.
The first is a smaller lot, immediately to your right as you enter from East Main Street. If this lot is full, continue up the drive and look for our two larger lots at the top of the hill on your right.
A word from The Roundhouse
The Roundhouse serves locally inspired, seasonal entrees, a variety of fun, smaller plates and sandwiches, specialty cocktails, craft beer and full list of hand-selected wines. Our style is a proud hybrid of creativity, comfort, and fun.Continued
Tables of all sizes are available throughout our spacious, stunning dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows and waterfall views. Guests can also dine in our adjoining cozy lounge, which is open year round, or on the lively outdoor patio, open Spring – Fall, weather permitting.
Lastly, to be clear: our singular name represents several masterfully restored buildings that offer a full-service experience beyond just dining, including a boutique hotel and popular event space that holds up to 200 guests.
Tables of all sizes are available throughout our spacious, stunning dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows and waterfall views. Guests can also dine in our adjoining cozy lounge, which is open year round, or on the lively outdoor patio, open Spring – Fall, weather permitting.
Lastly, to be clear: our singular name represents several masterfully restored buildings that offer a full-service experience beyond just dining, including a boutique hotel and popular event space that holds up to 200 guests.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerRomantic
- Diners' Choice WinnerScenic View
The Roundhouse - Best Restaurants in Beacon ›
The Roundhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
88 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (68)special occasion (54)fit for foodies (52)romantic (52)neighborhood gem (30)hot spot (23)good for groups (23)great for outdoor dining (20)vibrant bar scene (19)notable wine list (14)great for lunch (8)great for brunch (8)late-night find (5)Show More
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014We went this past Saturday and I was so disappointed! My husband had been here before and raved about the food so when we had out of town guests, we thought it would be nice to take them there. We were not impressed. Yes, the views of the falls are very nice but they were out of everything on the menu (our reservation was for 6:30 - not late, esp. for a Sat.). I had reviewed the menu ahead of time and really had my heart set on the short ribs but were told they were out as soon as we were seated. Then ordered a lobster roll but the waiter came back to tell me (about 15 min after I ordered) that it had an ingredient that I had told him I was allergic to. Ordered the Gnocchi and was told they just ran out of that too (2 of the 4 people in our group had already ordered that). I finally ordered the chicken which was served with a mess of dumplings - chicken as ok but everything else was horrible on the dish! The waiter was very nice but he didn't offer ANYTHING to help make this experience better. We drove over an hour to get here and it was not worth it at all!!!Special Features:
- Two Visits in One Week - What a ContrastJackieOhNoDined on 11/22/2014Went here for Restaurant Week and found it delightful. Service was top-notch, food was excellent, and the overall experience was great. We even went to the lounge afterward got a night cap, and thoroughly enjoyed the specialty drinks. I honestly couldn't wait to return and, on determining my first available weekend, made a reservation. Quite the disappointment. We arrived on time, but had to wait for our reserved table, so went to the lounge, which was pretty busy. Different bar staff, which apparently makes the difference, since the specialty drinks were completely unlike what we had ordered on our previous visit. When I brought them back to the bartender, he explained that it was "his" take on the cocktails. I think it was more like "I'm too busy to be bothered to do this right." This did not set the tone well for the evening. We kept checking on our table, and it was ready after 30 minutes. We were just settling in our seats when the waiter approached, informed us that there were no specials, and were we ready to order. We explained that we'd actually like a moment to review the menu first. He then did not return for 15 minutes. We ordered appetizers, salads, and dinner and proceeded to wait for 20 minutes, at which time our appetizers and salads arrived together. This was really unacceptable, particularly since our table did not accommodate all these plates at one time. The entrees were okay, although on the smallish side. Finally, we offered 1 coffee and 1 dessert. The coffee arrived promptly but there was no sign of dessert. After another 10 minutes with no sign of its arrival and no offer of a coffee refill, we flagged down our waiter to cancel the dessert and to bring us our check. Instead, 5 minutes later, the dessert arrived, with still no hope of a coffee refill. At this point, we were disgruntled and out of sorts. The dessert was certainly not worth the wait, and our whole visit there was a stunning 2-1/2 hours!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/20/2014The food, service and ambiance were excellent. I will return and also recommend it to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location ok food and ok serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/16/2014I live in Beacon and have had drinks on the patio before. My first dining experience was brunch for my Birthday. I really like the location on the waterfall and appreciate the modern decor. The lounge area is very cozy too. Overall I feel like they can do so much more. The food was meh...to ok. The waitstaff was confused and at multiple times sent the wrong item to the wrong table or to the wrong person. The menu items didn't offer much variety and were not very inspiring creatively. For a restaurant catering to Beacon and weekend NYC people there aren't any vegan/vegetarian options (I am not vegetarian) however I feel like in this day and age the options should be available. The one aspect I would give a good rating on are the drink specials. There were a number of , very creative drink options. At best the food and service is good but not great.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it. A great Beacon find.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014Service and ambience were great but the food was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great night out during Restaurant WeekmariepixDined on 11/15/2014We tried the Roundhouse for the first time last Saturday night during Beacon's Restaurant Week. We both greatly enjoyed our meals (scallops/ cod) and our appetizers (octopus/ beets) as well as our dessert and wine choices. Everything was top-notch, creative and well-presented. Lovely place with great waterfall view. A special and memorable dining experience for those that seek something new and different.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- romantic settingOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/15/2014Everything was good.The food and waitress setvice was exceklent, would recommond to go there. The waterfall always nice to see, would go there again in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experienceEricVIPDined on 11/14/2014My wife and I had an excellent dinner. We had a table by one of the windows with a view of the water below, The service was very attentive, and there was just a nice welcoming tone to the place. The new menu is clearly an improvement over the old one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great all aroundreneeDined on 11/13/2014This was our third visit to The Round House in the pass few months and I have to say it has been a great experience every visit. The atmosphere, location and view all wonderful. The service is equivalent to that of the CIA and just a wonderful experience. Our server was great and very patient with us as we tried to decipher the menu. My husband had the cheese cake with the Crown maple syrup which was to die for and the best syrup I've ever had. We plan on dining at the Round house on a routine basis. See you next month with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant and Sophisticated Fine DiningFinickyJayDined on 11/12/2014Not knowing that the restaurant planned to participate in Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, we found an excellent, reasonably priced menu. We chose a cassoulet appetizer that came in a little iron pot that turned out to be a large and scrumptious portion. My husband ordered grilled octopus that was a bit salty. When his rib eye steak (yum) entree arrived it featured crispy kale which also had too much salt. We mentioned it to the waiter, and he brought out some that was seasoned just right. I liked my scallop dish interwoven with squash. We both enjoyed the Mounds chocolate dessert and apple pie. The view of the waterfall lit at night was a delight, and we loved the interior architecture including the bar. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the DriveDabomielDined on 11/8/2014The Roundhouse is an attractive spot for a meal. The staff is friendly and the decor is chic. The food is generally well prepared, although I had a salad that was overly salted. The rest of the meal was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- (Runa)RoundHouseHennwayDined on 11/8/2014Our party of 4 had an 8:15 reservation on a Saturday nite.It happened to be Restaurant week as well. Although we made a reservation for the main dining room in advance with open table we were seated in the less formal bar/lounge.This area has a limited menu normally & we were only offered the prix-fixe restaurant week menu. I wonder if this was the case for the main room? It was our first time dining here and we would have preferred to explore the menu more. We were limited to 4 choices for app/entree/dessert for $30. The restaurant also lost out on this note.We were celebrating a birthday and imagine we could have done more damage given more options. That all being said,upon entering we were greeted warmly and seated promptly. the service was solid. The food was very good and for this reason we will definitely try again on a less busy nite. We will refrain commenting on ambiance as we were seated in the midst of a vibrant bar scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Resteraunt WeekTravelingfoodieDined on 11/8/2014We had an excellent in spite of limited choice for Restaurant Week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food with an amazing viewlovegoodfoodDined on 11/8/2014The food at the Roundhouse was outstanding. The view was spectacular and the service was excellent. The Hudson Valley Restaurant Week menu had a nice variety of choices and at such a reasonable price (29.95 for appetizer, entree and dessert). Although the soup/appetizer/salad did not come with bread, when we asked for bread, they gave it to us at no extra charge. The wine sampler, which gave you a different glass of wine with each course, was a very reasonably priced at $15 total and it was a fantastic companion to our meal. We brought our children, 11 and 15 years old and they enjoyed the meal and the ambiance also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An extraordinary reunionOrdainedDined on 11/7/2014It is rare when an experience is seamlessly exceptional from introduction to completion. This was one. Re-uniting with a friend, who had shared our lives for 38 years obliged an appropriate venue. The Roundhouse took the experience to the next level. When we requested the seating that gave us the best view of the falls, we were entertained in the lounge as we waited for our table. The lounge was both comfortable and bustling with an overall atmosphere of festivity. At our table, the view was worth the wait. The service was immediate, cordial, and effecient. The food topped off our experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location! Great food!FullPlateDined on 11/7/2014We visited the Roundhouse on a recommendation from friends. The service was excellent, food was delicious. The atmosphere was lively. It was HV Restaurant Week so the menu options were limited, but definitely something for everyone. Serving sizes were just right. Thanks for a great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luv2dineDined on 11/7/2014The food, service and ambiance was excellent. A great place to dine during restaurant week. Beautiful view of the water fall. We enjoyed the dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Glad we went and will be backSailAwayDuoDined on 11/7/2014The paired wine flight was a welcome surprise. The food was great and the chef selected wine by course brought out the full flavors. We sat in the lounge by a window and enjoyed the creek view along with the fireplace. We had been wanting to try the Roundhouse and are glad we did. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Round of Applause for RoundhouseMrBWKDined on 11/7/2014Eclectic modern decor in a soaring former industrial space overlooking Beacon Falls lit blueish purple at night. You notice the view at first then how incredibly comfortable the simple, elegant dining room chairs are. Lingering over our meal required no conscience effort it was instead the consequence of a soothing ambiance. While the room was near full, the volume of our table conversation required no adjustment. The attractive, friendly, well trained staff did not hover nor did they rush. Though it was an abbreviated "Restaurant Week" menu this evening, the choices were still difficult as every dish begged your attention. All of quality sourced ingredients, well thought out achieving quite distinct flavors, perfectly executed. JUST GO!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for that special occasionHillsiderDined on 11/6/2014Tastefullu decorated & the food matched the ambiance. This was a special occasion & we were perfectly pleased with everything ! Can't wait for our next visit and it will be soon . We don't need a special occasion to enjoy your excellent food & service .Special Features:
- THE BESTBJKofCMDined on 11/5/2014Lived in Lower Hudson Valley for 13 years now and been to the Roundhouse twice - hands down our favorite restaurant!Special Features:
- Very GoodnmptwoDined on 11/5/2014The food was very good, and some dishes like the Cassoulet and Sweet Potato Soup were outstanding. The Rib Eye came with Garlic Potato Puree, Tomato Confit and delicious Crispy Kale. The portions were full and we had to take home part of our entrees to save room for desert. Overall, a wonderful experience.Special Features:
- Better than ever!JALLVIPDined on 10/31/2014The new menu and subtle decor changes have raised an already first-rate dining experience. This is a consistently excellent restaurant - food, service, and ambiance can't be topped.Special Features:
- Eating the food AND the viewhiddengemdinerVIPDined on 10/26/2014After happening upon The Roundhouse while taking a day trip with our dog this summer, we couldn't wait for a fall brunch to take in the spectacular view and experience the outstanding menu.Upon arriving for our 1:30 reservation, the restaurant was busy yet ready to seat us. I spotted a table overlooking the falls and while not seated there, asked if we could perhaps move tables. I was informed a party of 5 had reserved the table but shortly after our beverages arrived, a party of 2 was seated there. I brought it to the attention of the hostess to no avail. Regardless, our meal was absolutely delicious and the service, impeccable. While our view was somewhat obstructed, I highly recommend this romantic, delicious hidden gem.Special Features:
- Great location & amazing foodHVFoodiesDined on 10/25/2014We have been to Swift's several times since it has opened and are always pleased with the food. In fact, it gets better. There are tables overlooking the Fishkill Creek and waterfall which is special but unfortunately, they were unable to give us one despite our requests for a table by the windows. We would still return and during Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, it is a great value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good PlacefoodfanDined on 10/25/2014Our overall experience was great, however, we were disappointed that we were not seated for overlooking the waterfall which I had requested when I made the reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!debsVIPDined on 10/24/2014I'm always looking for someplace new to have a nice dinner with my husband. We went here for our anniversary dinner and we were both blown away by the entire experience. Walking from our car over the bridge with the falls looked stunning with the lights facing the water. Walk into the restaurant and are immediately welcomed by smiling faces ready to help you. Service was immediate, food was outstanding, extensive wine list and a personal touch to our desert with Happy Anniversary written in chocolate next to my cheesecake. Told many people over the weekend (I work in the food industry) that they MUST go to The Roundhouse. Enjoy; it's worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConfusedSsd3425Dined on 10/24/2014Food was excellent but no one seemed to know what they wee doing service wise. Had to ask for bread then ask for bread plates and we had to explain what they were. Requested a quiet table when making reservation and were seated next to the bar. No note of our request. The entire meal including drinks continued in that manner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ambiance, view, polished foodgoagainDined on 10/18/2014Exterior: view of rapids and falls, lit at night interior: 19th c industrial character retained, and enhanced with contemporary design and good lighting. Food and drink: aimed at knowing palette, with options for comfort food. Not many places you can order a sazerac. A worthwhile splurge, not cheap, not too pricy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014We have been here numerous times and it never disappoints. We love the food and wine selection!Special Features:
- Room With A ViewPenelopeDined on 10/11/2014Had a great experience. Food was excellent, martini superb, service very good and view marvelous. No complaints. Also, appreciated that the music was not loud. We could have a normal conversation without screaming and leaning in to be heard. Thanks for that too!Special Features:
- Beacon visitHudsonValleyAficionadoDined on 10/10/2014Must have visited at just the right time. Had dinner there on a Friday at 5:30 P.M. My wife and I were among only a few patrons in the restaurant. Service was fast and friendly, the food was excellent, with unmistakable CIA influence. Went home later and read all of the poor reviews from other customers, and thought that might be why our visit was so quiet, especially on a Friday evening. Our experience was great, I guess because there were so few other diners to distract the staff. You guys proved you can do the job... now to make it work on a busy night! All the best, HVASpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very special placeSkylerDined on 10/3/2014Service was top-notch, food was very good. Great night vibe and edgy at the same with very comfortable seating. Some of the selections were a deconstruction of classics which might not be for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LUCILLE & FRANKfrankVIPDined on 9/20/2014VERY NICE EXPERIENCE, FOOD WAS EXCELLENT, AMBIANCE A PERFECT COMBINATION OF RELAXED TO SOPHISTICATION, NICE, BUT LIMITED VIEW OF THE BEACON FALLS, WE RATED OUR SERVER, MICHAEL, A 10, KNEW THE MENU INSIDE OUT, AND WAS ABLE TO ANSWER ALL OUR QUESTIONS WHICH GREATLY HELPED IN OUR SELECTIONS. HE WAS ATTENTIVE WITHOUT BEING INTRUSIVE AND WAS VERY PLEASANT, HE ALSO RESEMBLED GEORGE CLOONEY WHICH MADE MY WIFE VERY HAPPY. THANK YOU MICHEAL FOR A VERY ENJOYABLE EVENING, WE WILL RETURN.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Restaurant!SincookDined on 9/4/2014I made reservations for my husbands birthday. I asked to have a table with a great view of the falls. Not only did we have the perfect table but there was no one else in the restaurant. So it was as if we had the whole restaurant to ourselves. Our waiter was very attentive and nice. I asked a lot of questions and was very indecisive but he still smiled and was patient with me. When I couldn't decide what to order, he made GREAT suggestions. Near the end of our dinner, he brought out a dessert with a cooking and a candle and wished my husband a happy birthday. I didn't request that he do that! It made the dinner perfect! Would definitely go back and I would definitely send friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a bit disappointinglizetteDined on 8/28/2014I've eaten at this venue several times before, for lunch. the ambience is lovely, the service is impressive. however, on this occasion for dinner it was a little disappointing. the wine menu had changed and the selection did not offer me the previous specific wine I'd had before and enjoyed very much...ok, in and of itself, no issue as that's standard for most restaurants....the bread offering with its wonderful soft pad of delicious butter and herbed salt crystals was perfect...my dining partner and I had selected a group of appetizers as our meal, and while beautifully presented, we both found them abit lacking in spices and somewhat bland. overall, I would totally recommend this restaurant and hope that this was just an off night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CookieDined on 8/23/2014Great location, upscale setting, beautiful dining area. Food was okay but should have been much better to match the setting. Service was slow but it was quite crowded, but drinks should not take twenty minutes nor food forty five. But the views from our window seats where amazing. I think I prefer the outside cafe.Special Features:
- Swift was disappointingluvmixologyDined on 8/22/2014The bar and staff were excellent and the cocktails spectacular. The bartenders knew a great deal about drinks and were happy to share. The steak was grizzly in places and came out cold. The skate was very good. We returned back to the bar which had been invaded by about 30 people from a wedding and the noise level was intolerable. I think that it had something to do with the design of the bar, but we left because we ended up not being able to hear each other and were unable to get to the bar even if we had wanted to stay. I would try the bar again as it was great, but would not eat there againSpecial Features:
- A Nice SurpriseGeorgeVIPDined on 8/16/2014We took a chance, though the reviews were good, and were pleasantly surprised. Very chic, industrial modern interior with the restaurant sitting right next to a small waterfall. Food was delicious and ther service appropriate for a restaurant of its quality.
- yumlizzyrobDined on 8/16/2014Food and service were excellent. At first I thought portions were a bit small but they turned out to be just right. Leave room for desert! Also note our server went back to the kitchen to get us the ingredients for a sauce we loved. WE WILL BE BACK!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Public RP on my realm is incredibly scarce. But today when I went to silvermoon I was amazed. I am happy I can go there and RP with people now. Thank you so much for this. It will really help my server.
I don't know whether or not if this was your goal but either way it is amazing. There may be annoying people running around spamming spells and stuff and trying to ruin it but they are greatly outnumbered.
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I'm surprised not as many people have thought of this. While I adore my server's RP community, it is a small one. This gives everyone the chance to RP no matter where they're from. I know some are against it (a group of friends and I were greeted with some hostility while visiting another realm) but I think it's an absolutely wonderful way to bring us all together to make one big community instead of us all being divided.
I agree, the random rp may be better, but the chances of running into erpers and other annoying people has skyrocketed. I also did a reroll on a quieter server and now our nice quiet little area of Silvermoon is full of people. A large guild took over the Hall we were using as our guild Hall and now we are going to have to find a new location.
I moved here to get away from the flying chat screen and having to ignore half the population. If you can't opt out then at least give us an unlimited ignore feature.
That I do agree with. While I love the cross-realm myself, I know a lot of people transferred simply to get away from other servers. Having the option to stay in your own server's phase at all times wouldn't hurt anyone, and could be as easy as an on/off button. Plus, I'm not sure if it's just the newness of the patch or not, but doing anything cross-realm has been glitchy and such. It might mess with somone's gameplay if they don't have a very good computer. So while there are a lot of perks to it, there are also downsides, and having an on/off switch would make -everyone- happy.
I totally agree. The good things are wonderful, the bad part of it is the griefers I do not want to deal with. And what about the major cities thing? This is not true! The whole of Silvermoon is full of Wyrmrest Accord players, and I am on Cenarion Circle!
That is a question for general forums Narella. No one here would know.
I for one truly hate it when people complain about the possibility of griefers. I RP on a server where the RP community is small and the majority of the players aren't RPers. I've only ever been trolled once, and that was when my friends and I were testing how badly we'd get trolled for RPing in Goldshire. We ignored them, not giving them a single glance, and they left within a few minutes, and then we weren't bothered the rest of the time. Sure, if you bring up RP in Trade, people will give you crap, but not if you're simply RPing in the open. I doubt you need to worry about trolls going that far out of their way to harass you.
I just think it is a bad idea. Listing all the reasons would not convince you. I am glad you are finding rp now where you were not before. I just hope you don't get hit by whispers from the nake dguys and gals running around.
I'm on Moon Guard and for whatever reason I don't seem to see what you guys are talking about. I haven't seen anybody from any other server yet, and I'm often RPing in Orgrimmar. I wasn in Silvermoon for two days after the patch hit to see if I could find anyone, and never saw anyone from another server. How does this thing even work?
It works by putting the higher population servers people in other realms, not the other way around. So on MG you probably would not notice it.
Those in Farstriders, Cenarion Circle and the other low pop realms are seeing folks from other servers.
It is a bad idea... Moon Guard will SWARM everyone with their... "coitus" Yes I went all Sheldon there..
Either I'm completely blind or insanely lucky because I've never seen the things that everyone claims makes MG so bad. I always get fun and engaging RP, and other than dumb random guild invites never even come across the crazy things you guys say is commonplace.
Go make a female Night Elf... Then go to Goldshire.
Its where you hang out, the worst places are Goldshire and Silvermoon. And yes it is not ALL over like some claim.
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Have yet to see any of this on Ravenholdt. You'd think we'd be noticing some ED people, but nope.
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