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The day before gynecologist John Moore saw his last two patients, he heard a patient who had just checked out screaming in the lobby.
Camden residents will get to have their say about whether the city of Camden should create a nearly 127-acre redevelopment project area, which will also be designated as a tax increment financing, or TIF, district.
The Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) assisted in the capture of a Columbia man in Marion County and will charge him with kidnapping and first-degree criminal sexual conduct. Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews said he was unsure of exactly what charges 24-year-old Franklin Graham of Columbia may face from other jurisdictions.
As a reporter, I am very thankful for South Carolina's Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). You should be, too.
One man is dead and another named a person of interest following a shooting incident early Sunday morning on Trinity School Road, located off S.C. 34 about 7 miles north of Lugoff's business district.
Camden Police Department (CPD) and Kershaw County Animal Control (KCAC) officers learned Wednesday that a U.S. district court judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed last October by the owners of two German Shepherds.
If you've received an email from "Tina West Langley," read it carefully, warns Camden Police Chief Joe Floyd.
Clarence Mahoney, 69, the former chairman of the Camden Historic Landmarks Commission (CHLC), is under indictment by a New Hampshire grand jury on charges of aggravated felonious sexual assault. Mahoney could face between 10 to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Three juvenile children, ages unknown, were taken into emergency protective custody Sept. 28 after a suspended elementary school student returned to class with bruise marks on his arm.
When you want to know, and more importantly, understand, what's going on in town, we are your No. 1 source for local news. When I say "we," I mean local community papers like ours.
Fourteen years ago, Joe Upchurch decided to honor the memory of a man many considered the county's top deputy. W. Roger Latham, chief deputy at the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) at the time, died suddenly on April 23, 1997.
An Elgin man could face between 25 years to life in prison if convicted on charges he sexually assaulted his juvenile stepdaughter on several occasions.
Austin Jenkins of Camden, a naturalist and instructor at the University of South Carolina-Sumter, said he supports the city's efforts to build a sports complex and have it run by the YMCA of Columbia.
One of several men who escaped from the Kershaw County Detention Center (KCDC) in 2004 -- and who has been jailed several times since -- was recently arrested again after breaking into his common-law wife's apartment in Camden. This time, however, he is being detained at Richland County's Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
About 50 people spent some time Nov. 13 to help the city of Camden celebrate the official grand opening of its new wastewater treatment plant. The plant, which cost around $35 million to build, actually began operating in late-February. The city chose to wait until late in the year to have a ribbon cutting ceremony and offer tours of the plant while it worked to drain the old plant's remaining lagoon. The new plant replaces one built in 1979.
As 2015 approaches, Kershaw County's oldest continually operating business is celebrating its 150th anniversary by doing what it's always done: offering a wide variety of insurance products with competitive pricing and hometown service.
Even as I close in on 50 (mark your calendars for next March), I still like to play computer games. Frivolous, I know ... or is it?
In addition to passing first reading of an ordinance authorizing an up to $4 million bond to renovate Rhame Arena and contribute to the construction of a community building at an expanded Central Carolina Technical College campus, Camden City Council took up several other matters at its Nov. 11 meeting.
A large crowd gathered early at Hampton Park in downtown Camden on Wednesday afternoon for a 3 p.m. ceremony honoring a long-time physician known as "Dr. Mac." About 70 people sat in chairs while another 30 to 40 stood across the street from the house where Dr. Francis N. McCorkle first lived in Camden. Several people were on the agenda to speak. The Camden Military Academy (CMA) color guard became a last-minute addition, representing the facility where McCorkle has served as school doctor for 57 years.
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Fiona, brighton
I saw these shoes in the shop window and loved them for the colour, the tweed and the ribbon laces. They make me smile when I am wearing them - my happy shoes. (oh, and they are incredibly comfortable and easy to wear)
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nathalie, swindon
I ordered these in 3.5 standard witdth and I was worried because I read Clarks tend to be on the wide side of fitting. I have narrow small feet and it's an issue finding shoes that fit properly but these are perfect, very comfortable and stylish, the linton tweed and ribbon laces give them a glam modern touch whilst keeping with the traditional look of the brogue. I think it's versatile shoe that will look good with opaque tights, skirts and winter dresses. Kudos to the Clarks designers for these!
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Jane, bourne
Loved these, but sadly they didn't look right with my work trousers. They would look best with carrot shaped trousers or crops. The tweed is a really nice addition.
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diane, goole
Bought these and also the patent pair, just waiting for the black and white to be back in stock and will be ordering those. I've had loads of nice comments about these shoes. When they first arrived I didn't think that they would be comfy, they do feel stiff and the laces are hard to open, anyway, I can only get into them using a shoe horn but once on they are on they are very comfortable, I wore them to work all day the first time on. They are trendy. I highly recommend these.
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Avril, twickenham
Excellent shoes and just the right amount of quirky for weekend wear and corporate work. I thought these would be a bit hard on the feet when they arrived as they seemed very stiff. Not the case, really comfortable from Day 1. The ribbon laces, the tweed and the colour are all wonderful. Thanks for the small sizes (I am a 2.5) and the narrow fitting. I have now bought another pair of these in black patent, and will replace the laces with ribbon to continue the theme of these ones.
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Nichola, newtownards
This is my second purchase of this shoe. It's so comfy and stylish, I just had to have them in the ox blood patent! Fab shoes 😃
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Sheila, moreton-in-marsh
Wasn't sure about these at first, but I am now convinced. Make my size 9 feet look relatively slim. The cloth part is fun and adds to versatility. Highly recommend and very good value. Waiting for payday to get tri-colour ones to go with these and the glorious green ones!
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Rebecca, derby
These shoes are stylish and so, so comfy. Had so many comments when I wore them. They're perfect, and I've had a lot of shoes and not been able to say that about any of them. I have severe nerve damage to my legs and feet from a broken back and these are the best shoes I've come across that don't add to the pain I already suffer. Well done Clarks!
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Ngozi, gravesend
I ordered the Hamble Oak, Taupe Combi Leather in size 9 (regular size). Unfortunately like all the other brogues I've ordered in the past the regular on me came up wide. I returned it to my local store & the store manager took the time to see if the size 8 would fit. It was beautiful, however that's where it ended because although it looked nice on I wouldn't be able to walk in them as they were a tight fit. Clarks please increase your 1/2 sizes. There is the assumption that anyone wearing size 9 must have a large frame which I don't. Feedback from Clarks: Thanks for leaving a review; we value all our customer feedback so thank you for your comments which have been fed back to our team.
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SUSAN, liskeard
I have been looking at this brogue for a while. I ordered them and have not been disappointed. They are a gorgeous colour, the fabric is lovely and they are really comfortable, I know I will find it difficult not to wear these every day.
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Kirsten, dalbeattie
Not only are they aesthetically pleasing to the eye but I also appreciate how the the soft fabric in the middle prevents a line being made through the shoe.
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Barbara, prestwick
Lovely, they are both stylish and comfortable. They are a great colour and the tweed is a great feature. I ordered these on line, along with a pair of boots, both in a size 6 which is what I usually wear, both in wide fitting. I discovered that they were both a little big, so took them into my local shop, who could not have been more helpful. They didn't have wide fitting 51/2s in stock, but happily ordered them to be home delivered. Excellent service,and cheerfully obliging! My fault for ordering the wrong size! I now remember that my (many moons ago) school shoes were a wide 51/2. In recent years I've been sidetracked by either chain store shoes or by a rather expensive brand which didn't offer wide fitting, hence me thinking I took a 6. I've learnt my lesson and won't get sidetracked again!
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Dorothy, alfreton
I have to admit to having 5 pairs of Hamble Oak now in different colours. They're a lovely shoe and I wear the light coloured ones in the summer without socks and they dont rub at all - in fact I've never had a problem with any of them rubbing or needing to 'break in'. The dark ones look great with thick tights and this pair with a tweed insert and ribbon laces are just lovely. Normally I find brogues too tight as I have a slightly high instep and what I consider wide feet and sometimes I'm a 7.5 and sometimes 8. I've got these in 8D and they fit just fine.
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frances, limavady
Totally love these shoes, they are so comfy and they have loads of colours so they will go with my whole wardrobe.
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I wanted a brogue shoe that didn't look too masculine in style and think that this shoe with the tweed fabric insert really helps to give it a feminine twist. I really like the ox blood colour and think it will match most of my wardrobe. The only gripe I would have is that while comfortable enough, they are a bit too hard and could do with some cushioning on the sole. I think they will soften up to a certain degree after wearing them a while, but this may take some time. One more thing and it's not a complaint as such, but it's about the fit - I nearly always take a size 4, but this time I had to order a wide 3.5 size which did fit perfectly when I ordered it in to the store. Overall, I'm very pleased. Feedback from Clarks: Thanks for leaving a review; we value all our customer feedback so thank you for your comments which have been fed back to our team.
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Lorna, stockport
These shoes are so comfortable. I love that they are unusual yet practical and stylish. Ordered online in both black patent and oxblood with intention of sending them back but was advised by my husband to keep them both! So that's what I did feels like a real treat wearing such lovely shoes to work.
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This is now my 4th pair of hamble oak shoes - I have them in various different colours and they are just so comfy to wear that I couldn't resist them in this gorgeous ox-blood colour way. The tweed detail and the ribbon laces add a little bit more panache to these shoes and the colour is bang on trend and will go with everything from skinny jeans to skirts. Another fab, comfy and trendy pair of brogues from Clarks. I did find my usual 4 1/2D to be a bit big but the 4D fit me perfectly. Thanks again Clarks. :)
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gail, newtownabbey
I have had 5 pairs, different colours, of these Clarks Brogues, can't recommend them highly enough!!
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Janessa, wadebridge
Fell in love with these as soon as I saw them. The ox blood colour will be perfect for autumn and winter whilst the tweed just add that touch of magic. Have now got Hamble Oak in four different colours now, so comfortable and always look quality. Bought on-line, delivery amazingly quick and efficient. Well done Clarks!
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Everyone has been asking where I got my shoes, they can't believe they are from Clarks and at such a good price, I bought two pairs!
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I tried on a size 4 standard fitting in the shop and it was tight. The assistant ordered me a wide fit and arranged for it to be delivered to my home. It arrived in 2 working days with no charge. Also I was able to return it by post or in store if it didn't fit. Good quality and this season's fashion colours and a plus is a spare pair of leather laces.
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Tatiana, stafford
Very comfortable and elegant shoes, they seem hard when trying on in the shop, but soften up very quickly. Having a burgundy handbag by Clarks to match them is a bonus as well!
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Robbie, stonehaven
I love these shoes! I was saving up to buy them, but then my boyfriend surprised me with them and now I can enjoy them even sooner. Beautiful shoes Clarks! Well done :)
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Bought these today and already love them. They're really elegant, yet practical and comfortable too: that elusive combination. Perfect! I love the deep burgundy colour with the patent finish, colourful tweed-like fabric, as well as the punched-hole detailing, veneer heels and grosgrain ribbon laces. Nice detailed touches. I'm very grateful that they come in the wider 'E' fitting as the regular width would have been too narrow for me. I can already see myself going back for the black shiny pair as well! Good job Clarks!
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Denise, northampton
These must be the most adorable shoes ever! Comfortable, stylish and a great colour. The tweed fabric and ribbon laces add a really nice feminine touch. Well done Clarks, you never dissapoint! :)
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Holly, durham
Quite stiff at first but so comfy and soft after a few wears, which is a testament to the quality of these shoes. Love the tweed detail. If you are worried about big feet looking clumpy in brogues, don't! These make your feet look dainty. They do come up a bit big so think about going down half a size.
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Helen, paisley
Checked availability on Monday and they were out of stock for my size. Advised on Tuesday they were in stock and ordered them. Delivered today, beautiful appearance, size and fit perfect. Great service, would recommend to friends.
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Hôtel Cordelia Opéra-MadeleineIn central Paris, close to Opera Garnier and the famous Galeries Lafayette and Printemps department stores, this hotel has a classic Parisian façade which leads to an elegant interior.
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Very nice staff, very well located. The junior room has a very good space for 4 persons. One was a 3 months baby and the reception girl very fast provided a bed for children! Very clean installations. Fair breakfast.
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Reception staff. Cleanliness
Nowhere to store clothes. Noisy neighbours one night
Location, location, location, stuff - very helpfull people , bed, room, windows.. :)
Perfectly located, very friendly and useful staff, great value and excellent services
The location of the hotel was excellent, pretty much central to all the main museums and iconic sites (Eiffel tower, the Louvre etc). The staff were just absolutely brilliant, nothing was too much trouble. Would defiantly stay here again and would recommend to all.
the front desk staff are helpful and smiling! Very good service indeed!
- I find the room rate is expensive for weekend. The hotel should consider including free breadfast for the weekend rates they charged.
Location is very good!
great beds, spacious room for Paris standards, very quiet, just round the corner for great shopping.
Lack of Film menu/facility of a DVD player (and I don't mean of the Adult kind, Hollywood etc) My wife likes a bathroom door. The mini bar needs stocking daily.
Perfect location, staff went above and beyond giving us recommendations for activities and restaurants. Very comfortable beds, beautiful rooms with black-out curtains; can't wait to go back!
Lovely hotel with lovely people, very good location. Very nice rooms and very nice atmosphere..A+
Exelent location, and good return for the price. Good bathroom
Rooms a bit to small
Good location, nice beds and towels, walking distance to nice shopping areas, lots of good restaurants around the hotel, definitely should try the japanese-cantonese restaurant around the corner, friendly staff. Safe area.
Rooms are bit small. All hotels should consider installing a shower bidet.
Excelent location - situated right near Medeiline metro station - 10 minutes to Avenue des Champs-Élysées or Tuileries, good brakfast (they made us discount to 12EUR per person for a long stay), minibar, kettle with free coffee/tea, wine glasses, very friendly staff at rieception and breakfast room, very good air-condotionier, price is very good for this location.
No bed change for all 9 nights, fair cleaning quality (where was dust in the bathroom, a couple times dirty wine glasses were not changed), nois from street in a night - garbage cars & etc.
Location was great for Tuileries Gardens, Gallerie Lafayette, metro, restaurants and shops.
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Location was perfect, nearby the metro stop, shops and restaurants nearby. If you like to walk, you can also walk to all the famous sights (between 20 and 30 minutes walk).
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Room shampoo not replenished
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Good position for the metro and for the major Parisian shops
The fact that I found that I could have booked the hotel cheaper directly
Appreciate the free upgrade.
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Good hotel in the center.
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The location.
Staff were un-informed about parking - yes the Hotel Bedford next door was very helpful. There was an empty box of Pringles and half eaten Toblerone in the mini bar on arrival. There were noisy neighbours above us and the manager. Not worthy of the 4 stars.
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New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
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The Four Seasons Restaurant – The Pool Room
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://fourseasonsrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (212) 754-9494
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Monday - Friday: 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
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- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Pecko Zantilaveenvan
- Dress Code: Jacket Preferred
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: With a bubbling white pool and four seasonally-changing trees at each corner, the Pool Room is breathtakingly beautiful. Airy and romantic, it was designed by Philip Johnson and is one of the finest examples of architecture's International Style.
The Pool Room features The Four Seasons' signature shimmering chain curtains and a collection of furnishings and tablewear that are part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection.
- Special Events: Sara Brandin 212-754-9467 firstname.lastname@example.com
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- Cross Street: Between Park and Lexington Avenues
- Public Transit: 6 train to 51st Street
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- Parking Details: Directly across the street from the Four Seasons is the Park-Lex Garage (52nd Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues). After 5 pm, they offer our guests reduced rate parking with a Four Seasons validation.
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Beloved by locals and a must-see destination for anyone who enjoys celebrity sightings, the Four Seasons is the restaurant New York Magazine named the "city's greatest dining room."
Whether you're lunching poolside and enjoying the restaurant's deal-of-the-decade $59 prix fixe or looking for a delicious dinner destination that the New York Times raved "virtually defines American cooking," the Four Seasons offers something for every wallet.
An only-in-Manhattan icon that Zagat 2013 called "a calm oasis in throbbing Manhattan," the Four Seasons serves New American dishes, inspired by local fishermen and farmers.
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Beloved by locals and a must-see destination for anyone who enjoys celebrity sightings, the Four Seasons is the restaurant New York Magazine named the "city's greatest dining room."
Whether you're lunching poolside and enjoying the restaurant's deal-of-the-decade $59 prix fixe or looking for a delicious dinner destination that the New York Times raved "virtually defines American cooking," the Four Seasons offers something for every wallet.
An only-in-Manhattan icon that Zagat 2013 called "a calm oasis in throbbing Manhattan," the Four Seasons serves New American dishes, inspired by local fishermen and farmers.
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- Please go elsewhere.OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/24/2014There are so many great restaurants in the city, and the Four Seasons might be one of them... But. Not the day I visited. I came in for brunch on a whim. The space was very nice is very quiet very low-key there were several people who look like businessmen and women at various tables enjoying their meals. When my server came to my table he seemed very tired and very much like you did not want to be there. Since I have to eat gluten-free due to the celiac I asked the waiter what my options were and he was very confused. We decided on a few things that would work and then when the food arrived it was something completely different than we had discussed. The the server made no mention of any change in my order. The entire time he was sort of there and didn't really want to answer any of my questions. Towards the end of the meal he realized that I wasn't happy and started warming up a little bit more but the damage had already been done. In New York City service at a restaurant overshadows the food in my opinion I'll come back to a great place with mediocre food at the service is awesome this was not the case at the four seasons and as such I won't be back.
- A very special Birthday DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014The Four Seasons was an excellent choice for my Birthday Dinner. We loved the ambiance, the food and outstanding service. I would recommend anyone to go to this restaurant for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The clasic restaurant that still has itOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 11/22/2014My wife and I have been 6 times in the last year. The food is always outstanding the service impeccable and the room is amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Manhattan GemJoelandJackieDined on 11/22/2014No visit to New York City is complete unless we have a dinner at this historic and most beautiful restaurant with world class service and food. One of our great pleasures in life is to come here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectmarieclaireDined on 11/21/2014The Pool Room is spectacularly beautifully, the food was excellent, service very professional and welcoming, it is an expensive restaurant that is worth every penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impeccable ServiceSamplerDined on 11/19/2014Delicious food and fantastic service! Unmatched The wait staff actually knows your name. Very polite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverratedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/17/2014Came for a business lunch with a client and specifically picked the place because of the great reviews I read. The service was mediocre at best, very slow, and the waiter did not listen when my client try to ask a question right after placing the order, simply walked away, and then it took a while until anyone noticed us. Food was also nothing great, considering that we spent over $200 on lunch for two people, we expected something more special, and it was just blah... At the end, we both agreed we were not coming back here, despite the nice setting and the ambiance created by the pool in the middle of the room...Special Features:
- Still one of the very best in NYC.NewYawkerVIPDined on 11/14/2014Still fabulous. Pricey, but fabulous. Waiters very attentive, and food is prepared to perfection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperbJfnnycVIPDined on 11/13/2014A Nyc institution. Most beautiful and classic dining room in the citySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best service we have ever receivedhollyazzDined on 11/8/2014We came here whilst on holiday in new York. Having visited Michelin star restaurants aplenty in the UK, I have to say this is up there with the best, at half the price. The food was beautiful as you would expect, as are the surroundings. What made the experience for us though was the service. From the moment we arrived until we left we were treated like royalty. The gentlemen on the bookings table were so friendly.We changed the booking about 3 times with little notice and they were so cool about it. They were also very relaxed with the dress code- inviting us in even when in our jeans and walking shoes! When we finally made it to eat our waiter was fantastic. Id like to write more but have ran out of space!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EXCEPTIONALDeliveredVIPDined on 11/5/2014I have never wanted to write a review for the restaurant I visit as for me to do so the restauratant has to be exceptional (good is easy and not worth a mention) and exceptional is defined by me when you walk out and remember your meal and services hours later. The Four Seasons delivered all that and moreSpecial Features:
- Business meetingsGlobetrotterVIPDined on 11/4/2014Food and service was excellent, but very expensive, and it is one big square room with infinity pool in the middle and a tree on each corner. Great place if you are having a business dinner but stay away if you want any real atmosphere or romantic setting.Special Features:
- Still a special placeBaldrabbitVIPDined on 11/4/2014I have had a history with the Four Seasons; mainly the Grill Room, but a number of times in the Pool Room (even got fired from my job at Seagram's in the Pool Room many years ago!!). My last time (about 18 months ago) it was all a little off. This time an excellent experience. The pasta starter was perfectly al dente and the bolognese type sauce had just the right consistency and heat. The sole was super fresh. THe service was perfect, but not stilted! Next time I won't think twice about returning as I did this time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dress up. Dine up.OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 11/1/2014For a special occasion, you can't get more special than The Four Seasons Pool Room. We committed a small fortune but it was an experience we'll never forget and worth every penny. The huge room has a strange retro feel to it and although some might suggest that the decor needs updating, you just know it would be a travesty if they did. Impeccable old-school service which was welcoming and swift but in no way rushed. The food was delicious but we should have left more room for desert which was the star of the show. Can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Epitome of Fine NY DiningNikki10023VIPDined on 10/31/2014Hoping this iconic restaurant's lease is renewed. The fabled Pool Room is an architectural masterpiece. The beauty of its space stands way above the rest. Splendid service compliments and enhances this handsome & quiet room. We did not drink so have no comment. We chose the $75 pre-theater prix fixe. I ordered the beets & goat cheese appetizer. She ordered the proscuitto . Both were excellent choices. I ordered the roast duck while she had the quail. They brought the entire roasted duck & gave me half. I think most would be very pleased with the well cooked breast. I happen to prefer a none fatty type bird that is served medium rare. The quail was fine. The chocolate souffle was marvelous. Will dine there again on a special occasion.Special Features:
- 25 Wedding Anniversay DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/29/2014We had a wonderful dinner. It was our 25th wedding anniversary. The food & service was first class. The restaurant staff went out of there way to make our special night one to remember. I look forward to dining at the Four Seasons again soon.Special Features:
- Still at the very top of all listsWallStreetLawyerVIPDined on 10/28/2014Wonderful, pure and simple. Food cannot be better, service is super attentive. The duck may be the best I ever had.Special Features:
- JayFDined on 10/28/2014Perfection does not come cheap. Our modest dinner (we split a duck, had wine and dessert) came to $350 -- but for that we had a delicious dinner beautifully served by waiters who know how to serve. They were masterful. Really, the dinner was expensive (as I knew it would be) but it was perhaps worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hi power business lunchDrewDined on 10/28/2014Haven't been there in quite a while and was previously there for dinner, only. This was disappointing lunch. Disapointed ed in everything. Waitstaff was stuffy and sloppy (dropping a knife before we ordered). Meal was nothing more than adequate. Not even a flower on the table. They get away with it because they're an institution that has clearly stood the test of time. For my vote, they're not keeping up with the times.
- Four Seasons is spectacularfinedineDined on 10/25/2014I had the pleasure of dining at this great restaurant with my wife and daughter. The ambience can be described as classic, and the service thoughtful, engaged and unpretentious. Our dinner was delicious and both the quality and preparation of the food was superb. This establishment writes the textbook on how to deliver a fine dining experience that is fun. Mr. Julian Niccolini magnifies the dining experience with an artful and energetic personality that makes dining at The Four Seasons a culinary treat, and a whole lot of fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfuljdlkVIPDined on 10/25/2014If you can afford to spring for a 5 star gustatory experience The Four Seasons Pool Room is for you. The service is attentive but not overbearing. The food is imaginative and beautiful but something you actually enjoy eating and enough of it. They refill the bread no questions asked. The atmosphere is lively but quiet enough for a romantic conversation with the people at your table and lovely to look at. In short, if you can afford the not insignificant price-tag it's pretty hard to beat.Special Features:
- In a word, FABOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/24/2014The ambiance was magical and the food delectable. Something about the pool and the lighting made everyone at our table look gorgeous. Our three hours there were transporting -- like being on a extravagant seaside vacation. The best crab cakes I ever had in my life.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantasticlbh737Dined on 10/24/2014Best all around restaurant. Food, service, ambience. Can't beat it!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was definitely off.NYCdesign78Dined on 10/23/2014I've always loved the pool room at the Four Seasons. And the food was delicious. The service was really really off, though. Our main waiter picked up on it and did remedy it somewhat as the meal progressed. But pouring wine before cocktails are over. And when I returned to my seat, my first course was sitting on the table, the waiter having left it and run. That should NEVER happen. Even at a diner, much less a restaurant like this. Felt very rushed at the beginning, but, as I said, the waiter did bring it back. Still, a disappointment for the overall experience.Special Features:
- A must-do in NYCOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/23/2014I finally made it to dinner at the Four Seasons after years of living in NYC. It was as memorable as I had expected it to be. Go especially for the history--the mid-century dining room in the famous Seagram Building is still stunning after all these years.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- simply the bestRalphknowsDined on 10/22/2014If there ever were a perfect restaurant, Four Seasons would be it! There is nothing lacking, from incredible service, delicious food, and lovely ambiance. The only drawback is the price, but that said, it is worth every dollar, and you'd better be prepared to spend lots of them. For a once-in-a-lifetime experience, try this masterpiece.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of NYC's very best if not The BestManhattanVIPDined on 10/20/2014This is a special place. It is a classic NYC restaurant with a wonderful bar and two distinctly different dining room - The Pool Room and The Grill Room. The Grill Room is a power scene at Lunch and wonderful for a quiet drink at Dinner. The Pool Room is NYC's most beautiful and elegant dining room. The food is spectacular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A wonderful NY experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/17/2014The setting is unmatched, the service impeccable and the food excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expect the best.RichVIPDined on 10/17/2014This is an excellent restaurant in every respect. The staff is gracious and attentive. The food is delicious and served at a pace that fosters appreciation of the food and the atmosphere. This is a landmark restaurant in New York.Special Features:
- A Must for a NYC VisitCFOJohnDined on 10/17/2014The Pool Room is quintesential New York elegance. The service is so-o-o special. The waiters take their jobs very seriously and make you feel completely welcome. Everything has gotten so casual, it is a delight to see the gentlemen in jackets. We have probably dined there 100 times but it is always perfect. Oh, and the food is delicious!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still relevantSessiLeighDined on 10/17/2014Lunch at the Four Seasons Pool Room last Friday- Oct 17th- was perfect. The room , after all these years, is elegant and contemporary. The four of us celebrated my birthday and all of us enjoyed our food selections. The pool lunch at $59 for a three-course lunch is a great deal, especially with appetizers like great local oysters. The only surprise was a $50 charge for a kir royale cocktail-- a little pricey. Service was fine and there was no rush to get us through the lunch. Still highly recommended restaurant--- and still beautiful design.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/13/2014Nice experience, but it was for a birthday and they forgot to bring the promised desert. They apologized for that. also had a tough time getting the bill. They work in teams and our primary waiter was occupied with other tables. Unfortunately, he was the only one that could bring the billSpecial Features:
- AverageEpicureanXPDined on 10/13/2014I have been coming to four Seasons for over 35 years and as long as they have the Lear I will return. The staff are all tenured and experience which makes service superb. This trip though, was a letdown for two out of three that dined that night. The issue was the dried age steak entree which was not seasoned well, dry and flavorless.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once In a Lifetime TreatFoodloverDined on 10/11/2014This was my first time to visit New York and my first time to dine at the Four Seasons. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to both!! The Four Seasons was pricey but, the food and service were impeccable!!!! I probably won't return due to the price but, it was a 'once in a lifetime treat' and I highly recommend it.Special Features:
- Special placemigwebDined on 10/11/2014I recommend this restaurant for anyone who wants to impress that special someone. .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My all-time favoriteNeighborDined on 10/7/2014I love the Pool Room and the prix fixe menu makes it affordable for most people. Why spend the same money for a neighborhood restaurant when you can dine in the gorgeous Pool Room and be served by professional waiters who know what they're doing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never DisappointsnashdashVIPDined on 10/4/2014We ate at the Four Seasons last week. All four of us had a starter course followed by a main course. all were perfectly prepared and presented. One outstanding dish was the duck for two. Without a doubt the best duck I have ever eaten. Service was spot on and attentive without being overbearing. Will definitely be back, as my budget allows.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- IggyVIPDined on 10/4/2014The Four Seasons is an international treasure. Decades of superlative service and cuisine have won the hearts of countless customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014Classic power lunch in NYC. You never know who you might see. The foood and overall atmosphere remain strong, but they are in need of a refurbishment. The carpets are worn and the overall ambience is stepping back in time (and not necessarily in a good way). However, service is top notch. The food is consistently good. The Pool set lunch is good value for this sort of venue. Recommend the crab cakes, Asian inspired dishes and the desserts.Special Features:
- A Timeless ClassicTobbadeVIPDined on 10/3/2014My law firm and I just moved in next door on Lexington Avenue and we treated ourselves to lunch at the Four Seasons. Each time I've been, I am always amazed (but never surprised) how wonderful the experience is - from the minute you walk in and have a cocktail at the bar, to being seated, to enjoying the menu, to ending the experience with an after meal coffee or cocktail. It is truly a timeless quintessential New York experience. Please let it always be so.Special Features:


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LEHMAN COLLEGE doesn't have an art collection in the usual sense. But Susan Hoeltzel, the director of the school's gallery, has created a Web site that makes an exhaustive survey of public art in the Bronx from several angles. What has emerged might be the 21st-century equivalent of a collection.
''Public Art in the Bronx'' was started in late 2002 and more than 100 works are documented on it so far. Ms Hoeltzel and her staff are always on the alert for more both old and new. The site -- bronxart.lehman.cuny.edu/pa -- includes maps and biographies, as well as a section called ''Walking Tours'' and another called ''Ideas for Teachers.'' Ms Hoeltzel has been invited to meetings around the country to talk about the site as a model for educators and to demonstrate the possibilities of using a Web site as a teaching tool.
The idea for the Web site grew out of an exhibition at the Lehman College Art Gallery in 1993 that included works by contemporary artists who had public art work in the Bronx.
''CD-ROM's were the way to go in those days,'' said Ms. Hoeltzel, sounding as if she was referring to the dark ages. ''I was considering making a CD-ROM of Bronx public art but I'm glad I waited. A Web site is much more flexible. You can keep adding things -- and you can correct mistakes.''
Not the least of the benefits coming from ''Public Art in the Bronx'' is the burnishing of the negative image that, though diminishing, still attaches itself to the Bronx. That aspect of the project, as well as the quality of the public art itself, has helped bring in a number of important grants including money from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts, and a number of local sources.
''We've had over 48,000 visitors so far,'' Ms. Hoeltzel said. ''There is a link for people to e-mail me. I've been asked a range of things: somebody saw his old high school listed and asked if I could help get a copy of his grades. But mostly people write to correct errors or suggest new works for inclusion.''
Even though there is still disagreement what qualifies as public art, Ms. Hoeltzel is guided by the idea that it should be free and easily accessible.
By almost any definition proposed, the Bronx is especially rich in public art.. The Bronx Zoo turns out to be stocked with art from the early 20th century, and it has the oldest piece, the Rockefeller Fountain, dating from 1872. The newest work, not yet on the Web site, is an elaborate sculptural installation in bronze, ''Suspended Mind,'' made by Tom Otterness for the Carl Sagan Discovery Center in the new Montefiore Children's Hospital.
Some have suggested that graffiti should be included but that runs counter to another one of Ms. Hoeltzel's rules: Anything designated a piece of public art should have a life span of at least 10 years.
Setting out on a mini tour of the borough's public art, Ms. Hoeltzel began with a work on a new walkway outside the Fine Arts Building of Lehman College. ''Intersections'' by Wopo Holup is very subtle, featuring symbols and short texts, contributed by six college departments, embedded in the cement. ''This is my contribution,'' Ms. Hoeltzel said, pointing to the scrawled outline of a turtle on the pavement. ''It's a symbol of Time and is copied from a petroglyph in the Bronx zoo. That's really the oldest piece of public art.'' A sculpture of an owl, personifying Wisdom, is perched on a nearby fence.
The Grand Concourse has a rich diversity of public art that Ms. Hoeltzel was eager to point out. The Criminal and Family Courts building has tapestries from the 1970's made by several major artists. The sleek new Housing Court Building has work by Jorge Tacla and two Russian émigrés, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid.
The Works Progress Administration is well represented by the 13 murals celebrating the nobility of the American worker painted in the lobby of the Bronx General Post Office in 1939 by Ben Shahn and his wife, Bernarda Bryson Shahn. These powerful murals have, sadly, been neglected since the Depression years. A different sort of tribute, at Hostos Community College, is Faith Ringgold's painted quilt, done in 1994, dedicated to the 19th-century educator advocate of Puerto Rican independence, Eugenio Maria de Hostos.
The new station for the No. 4 subway at Yankee Stadium is itself a study in contrasts. Vito Acconci has seemingly dislocated the walls of the station in a way that is both playful and ominous, while, perhaps as a corrective, Helene Brandt has created a trompe l'oeil mosaic titled ''Room of Tranquillity.''
Reflecting on what remains undocumented, Ms. Hoeltzel said: ''I haven't included the newer gravestones in Woodlawn Cemetery. And then I might do Bronx architecture.''
Photos: Public art in the Bronx finds space on the Lehman College Web site. (Images from Lehman College Web site); The Lehman College Web site documents more than 100 works.


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Prep volleyball: All in the family: Stingrays state title a total 'team' effort
NAPLES - There might be just nine names listed on the Class 2A state champion Seacrest volleyball roster, but the team is much bigger.
Such was apparent when the Stingrays' bus entered the campus parking lot on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. after defeating Winter Garden-Foundation Academy in five intense sets for the state crown earlier in the day in Kissimmee.
The victorious players and coaches were feted by more than 200 supporters gathered outside the school's gymnasium. As they stepped off the bus, the players' smiles outshone the gold medals dangling from their necks. Players and fans alike danced outside the school gymnasium as a group of students played bongos, tambourines, and not just cowbells but "more cowbell."
"That's what Seacrest means. It means family," said Elliot Gonzalez, whose daughter, Valerie, had a championship match-best 27 kills. "The team is not just the volleyball team — it is the whole school.
"I've been choking with tears all day. I feel a lot of emotion, a lot of pride about what these kids accomplished."
Not only is it the first team state title for the school, which has had varsity-level sports for six years, it is the first volleyball state title won by a Collier County school.
"It feels like we all won," Seacrest Athletic Director Mark Marsala said. "The players are quality student-athletes whose hard work in the classroom translates to working hard on the court.
"It's great for the school, great for the community. The support and love at this school is amazing."
Senior setter Ashley Murano, who recorded 40 assists on Saturday, said she and her teammates felt every ounce of that love and support on the court.
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For senior Gustavo Grimsteins and his fellow students who made the trip to Kissimmee to root for the Stingrays, it will be a day he'll always remember.
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With the MLB world still coming to grips with Robinson Cano packing his bags and heading to the Seattle Mariners with a huge contract, some analysts see Jay Z cementing himself as a serious sports agent.
In ESPN writer Enrique Rojas' opinion, Jay's ability to not only convince Cano to leave his renowned agent Scott Boras but flourish at Roc Nation Sports could be a serious game-changer.
"I think this is a new beginning in all of sports," ESPN writer Enrique Rojas told MTV News on Friday (December 6). "This is the first time that a player leaves Scott Boras. Usually it's the contrary. Usually it's the other side, Boras leaves the player. Also, this the first time that Seattle gets a player over the Yankees for money. This is a new beginning in sports." Rojas broke the Cano story and has been following the signing closely, and while many in the sports world have been skeptical of Jay Z's move to sports, the writer is quite impressed. "Definitely he starts with an A," he said grading Jay and RNS performance on this deal. "I think it's too early to say that Jay Z will be a good agent or a great agent, but definitely this is a very good start for him… and he has a good company." (MTV)
According to Friday reports, Cano decided to leave the New York Yankees and settle for a mega ten-year contract.
In a stunning reversal that played out over a dozen or so dramatic hours – and with Jay Z involved, would you expect anything else? – the Mariners signed Robinson Cano to a 10-year, $240 million contract, ending his tenure with the Yankees. Talks between the two sides hit what appeared to be a major snag late Thursday night, a source said, after Cano's camp asked for 10 years and $252 million. The Mariners had been under the impression that a nine-year, $225 million offer was going to get the deal done, leaving Seattle officials perplexed over the additional request. (New York Daily News)
Coincidentally, reports claimed Jay may have initially caused friction prior to the deal going down.
Earlier today, a New York Daily News report emerged indicating that Seattle had offered Cano a 9-year, $225 million deal last night to come and play for the Mariners. But according to the report, Jay Z pushed for an extra year on the contract at the 11th hour, and the Mariners balked at the idea of giving Cano a 10-year, $252 million contract and called the negotiations off. It sounds like cooler heads have prevailed, though, because ESPN Deportes is now reporting that Cano and the Mariners just agreed to a massive 10-year, $240 million deal. (Complex)
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