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- Address:
140 East 74th Street
New York, NY 10021Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://vivolo.vivolonyc.com/
- Phone: (212) 737-3533
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Closed Sundays
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Angelo Vivolo
- Dress Code: Jacket Preferred
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Delivery, Fireplace, Full Bar, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Catering: Cucina Vivolo, a gourmet Italian café located next door to Vivolo, offers in-house dining, take-out, delivery and catering services.
All items from the Cucina Vivolo menu are available for take-out and delivery. A special brunch menu is offered on Saturday - all day long - at our 74th street location.
- Private Party Facilities: The Vivolo Restaurant Group is your complete party solution. Whether you want to have a party in one of our four restaurants, or if you would like us to cater your next event, we will be delighted to work with you in selecting the best possible menu for your event - always with the same Vivolo quality and service!
- Private Party Contact: Linda Kaplan 2123080112
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Vivolo, the family name, long associated with fine dining and Italian cuisine, is located at 140 east 74th street, New York. Vivolo, established in 1977 by owner Angelo Vivolo, is nestled in a charming 1875 townhouse occupying two floors.Continued
You enter into a rich English redwood paneled dining room and antique oak bar with a working fireplace. Ceilings beamed with dark wood create an overall intimate, friendly and romantic atmosphere. A "café" alcove offers several secluded tables or the perfect setting for dinners for 10.
The second floor of Vivolo has the look of a turn-of-the-century parlor with a gold leaf trimmed ceiling and working fireplace. The parlor floor is also a favorite for private parties.
You enter into a rich English redwood paneled dining room and antique oak bar with a working fireplace. Ceilings beamed with dark wood create an overall intimate, friendly and romantic atmosphere. A "café" alcove offers several secluded tables or the perfect setting for dinners for 10.
The second floor of Vivolo has the look of a turn-of-the-century parlor with a gold leaf trimmed ceiling and working fireplace. The parlor floor is also a favorite for private parties.
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Vivolo reviews from OpenTable diners
58 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (44)romantic (17)fit for foodies (16)special occasion (14)good for groups (8)notable wine list (6)great for lunch (5)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)hot spot (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- AHA88Dined on 11/17/2014Food was excellent as always. Good service in a very pleasant atmosphere. Not too noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely dinner!irishmom109Dined on 11/15/2014We reserved a table to celebrate a 60th birthday. Everything was wonderful: the service, the food, the table. The three of us ordered off of the prix fixe menu. The trout was wonderful, as was the pork chop, and the grouper. A wonderful time was had by all. A friend commented on the fabulous Bolognese sauce. It was really delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovelykitkatVIPDined on 11/8/2014After spending the day at the Met , my brother and I did what anyone else would do - we googled/yelped the best restaurants in the area. Go figure, reservations on the UES are hard to find on a Saturday evening before 10:00pm. So after having a drink at Bar Boulud and contemplating eating there , we perused the menu and were underwhelmed. Along came Vivolo. Everything from the moment we walked in and were greeted by the owner and had out coats checked to the cute table upstairs that we dined at. Its a homey feel. The service and food both amazing and delicious. We enjoyed a warm octopus salad, and pasta. Then the specials of the day with salmon and cornish hen with polenta. Delicious. Chocolate cake and lemon cake for desert . Very happy rolling out of here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VivoloOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/6/2014Perfect in every way from wine, appetizer and entrees. Reasonable. Try the pork meatball appetizer and butternut squash ravioli! Scrumptious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a favoritectsteveDined on 11/4/2014Love the "clubby" atmosphere of this neighborhood gem with it's wood paneled walls and terrific food; which is always great.Special Features:
- YumOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/1/2014We had a delicious pre-marathon meal on Saturday. Great service, delicious food. Small, but cozy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- .Worse MealmarciaDined on 11/1/2014the salmon was not well done as requested..the veal scallopini was so tough I could not cut it --it was so salty I sent it back and ordered a half order of spaghetti with meat sauce and Prago would have been better--when I got the bill they had charged me for the veal I could not eat--they fixed the bill.
- A Definite KeeperHate2cookVIPDined on 10/21/2014Needed a good neighborhood restaurant (UES) that didn't require taking a second mortgage to pay for dinner. Decided that Vivolo would be a good choice for a business dinner. Our food was excellent, all three of us totally enjoyed our meal, service very attentive and noise level moderate enough to be able to engage in conversation without yelling or straining. I will definitely go back. Prices for the quality of food and service were very reasonable, especially given the neighborhood. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- Neighborhood gemsuttonplaceVIPDined on 10/14/2014Vivolo on 74th off Lex. provides consistently good food and friendly good service.Special Features:
- Great FindOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/11/2014After a museum visit we went to Vivolo for a casual dinner. Great food, great service and a definite neighborhool establishment. Would definitely return next time we go to NYC.Special Features:
- VivoloFrenhsk8VIPDined on 10/9/2014This neighborhood restaurant never disappoints. The food is always good. The wait staff is always attentive. When we go for dinner we are always made to feel like "family."Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SundaygalDined on 10/2/2014Hosted a small dinner party, and was delighted to hear my guests rave about the food and service.Special Features:
- one of my favoritesMetal6464Dined on 10/1/2014My favorite Italian spot in the city. Everything it should be, nothing more. Fantastic service with old world charm. Love this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistent PerformancesuttonplaceVIPDined on 9/30/2014Vivolo provides good quality food and service in a neighborhood restaurant on 74th St near Lex.Special Features:
- Lovely eveningPickVIPDined on 9/24/2014We were in the City for medical reasons and not really dressed appropriately... no problem for them... they generously showed us to a quiet table at the back of the restaurant. Later we were joined by another couple in similar situation. Food was delicious and the evening was a delight.Special Features:
- Consistent perf romancesuttonplaceVIPDined on 9/23/2014This neighborhood gem delivers consistently and is a good value.Special Features:
- CitydinerVIPDined on 9/23/2014Excellent food, somewhat spotty service (novice took order, had to be given twice when regular waiter returned.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mixed.JoeADined on 9/19/2014The food was excellent, as usual. There were too many groups, which made it noisy. The Owner was very understanding and went out of his way to make it better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try not to book on a FridayjerryfVIPDined on 9/19/2014Generally we go during weekdays when it's quiet, but this was a birthday so we reserved for a Friday. I asked for upstairs or a window. In front. Got neither. First seated next to bathroom hall. Finally asked to move and got an ok dinner with no apologies or complimentary drink. I'll go back, but not as often. I'll also look for a more accommodating place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awfulOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/12/2014In am area where there are many great Italian options I am not sure how this place survives.
- always reliableJoanVIPDined on 8/27/2014Excellent restaurant professionally staffed in lovely environment. Sophisticated Italian cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SolidItalyDined on 8/21/2014Good service, solid food, great neighborhood place, portions adequate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very pretty restaurant: good food.L7CamperVIPDined on 8/18/2014Good not great. Authentic and classic Italian dishes with a nice wine list. We were seated in a porch booth away from the rest of the dining room, odd. I wanted pasta and was pushed into ordering fish with a side of pasta. My appetizer was 4 delicious pork meatballs. But then my recommended pasta side($14.50 extra) also had 3 pork meatballs and a little bit of pasta. Bad recommendation, no follow up after the entrees were delivered for feedback. The Branzino was nothing to write home about and was too "wet" for my taste. Soggy julienne veggies hidden underneath the fish. It was supposed have been substituted. Oh well, so I didn't like my meal. My experience doesn't warrant a bad review as my husband loved his food. Maybe next time.Special Features:
- Great Place For a First DateSkippyDined on 8/15/2014Hi to all, I had recently met a lady on March. Com. We made a reservation at this restaurant for 7:45 pm. I arrived early and wasn't sure if I should wait outside or inside for my date to arrive. I asked the kind maitre 'd where I should wait. We started to talk and I shared a photo of my date who would be arriving soon. He remarked she was pretty. Well when she arrived he escorted her to my side and then she promptly thanked me for the compliments the Maitre'd said to her. The entire staff was very kind to us. So much that we were the last ones to leave our first meeting place. Loved the place.....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great everything!caroldelrDined on 8/9/2014They even made special dishes for my 4yr old and 3 yr old. My daughter is allergic to many foods but was able to have a meal, thanks to a special dish by the chef (albeit simple). They were very nice!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre-fix lunchjenecoyoteVIPDined on 8/8/2014Three courses for $28. This is fine dining, reasonably priced wines, and the food and service are stellar. Moist pork medallions, creamy, well seasoned ceasar salad, decadent chocolate mouse with fresh whipped cream and mint. Wonderful meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 250 reviews are from the Vivolo reviews archive.
- GingerDined on 7/30/2014A first-rate dining experience, starting with Carmine's warm welcome to all, attentive service, and delicious food. Not to mention the warm atmosphere and extensive menu. The "Neighborhood Menu" is the best deal in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly staffOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/29/2014Vivolo's staff was very welcoming and friendly in this old school neighborhood Italian. Loved the service, quiet ambience where people are civilized and can have a conversation over good food. Will definitely come back and recommend to friends and family .Special Features:
- Wonderful mealSammyGirlVIPDined on 7/19/2014Had dinner with a friend and we both enjoyed our food. The food was delicious, no one rushed us and we will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful evening!MMNYCVIPDined on 7/19/2014I brought out of town guests who reveled in the over pasta and loved the ambiance and service. This is a fabulous local italian restaurant with great wine and decadent desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/17/2014Vivolo was very accommodating. My son got engaged that night and we were 13 people. They opened their upstairs for us, so we could celebrate and move around. the food and service were excellent.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/17/2014I have eaten at Vivolo for over 40 years...still maintains its quality food,service and ambiance... recommend it highlySpecial Features:
- Excellent lunchwashingtonVIPDined on 7/15/2014Had a quiet lunch with plenty of opportunity for long conversation. Food was excellent. What a nice surprise. Exceeded expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nebraska77VIPDined on 7/15/2014I had not been here for years. Very understated. You could take a client and feel sure that no one would be ease dropping on your conversation. Service and food excellent. I will I will return. In all it was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxing and goodMargaretDined on 7/15/2014$28 3-course prix fixe is a great deal as the food was very good and there was a good selection. Had a relaxing lunch with 2 friends. We had a chance to talk without feeling rushed--although the service was very attentive. No place as good in the "Bloomingdale 's" area. Worth the walkSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!RoscoDined on 7/10/2014The food and service were first rate. I has asked for a quiet table and management knew this and obliged immediately. had a long dinner and was not rushed at all. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/30/2014We were pleased with our experience. The service was excellent and the food was very good. We had a friend in a wheel chair and they accommodated her needs. We will return.Special Features:
- Great neighborhood gemConsistentVIPDined on 6/28/2014Very enjoyable with a warm atmosphere in an old townhouse. A real neighborhood gemSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OrdinaryCBNYDined on 6/24/2014This is a good restaurant with nice clubby feel, but the food was ordinary. It is a good choice if you need a place that is romantic or a place that is good for conversation. But unless you live nearby, there are many better options on the UES.Special Features:
- Service needs improvementSmileDined on 6/17/2014I have been to Vivolo several times for lunch and the food and service were always excellent. Waiter seemed stressed and there was a gap of about 45 minutes for main course and when we asked what was the delay, we were told "we thought you were busy chatting" and it still took another 10 minutes to get our main course. Usually the waiter checks several times to ensure service is good, but not this time.Special Features:


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I find Zoe's is very underrated here
Basically I've never had anything from this place that wasn't at least good and most everything has been great.
The dan dan noodles are unbalanced in that they have too much noodles (Fuloon's noodles are the ratio I wish Zoe's had) for the amount of sauce, but they're really tasty and always well-cooked.
Their mapo tofu is the best I've had here along with Thailand Cafe's, which is now closed. It's plenty spicy without being insanely so, very well-seasoned, and lots of Sichuan peppercorn.
My favorite sautéed green beans, with Thailand Cafe's being second probably. So flavorful, perfectly cooked, salty, sweet, and downright addictive. I'm perfectly happy to eat them with white rice and nothing else.
Their cumin lamb is better than Qingdao's and Golden Golden. I decided to try it out despite reading here that it wasn't as good as Qingdao's, and it's been my favorite of the three. Qingdao makes deliciously tender lamb that is also fairly boring because it doesn't have much going on besides that it's tender and tastes of cumin. I wanted at least some heat. Golden Garden gets the heat, but the carrots are odd, it lacked the cilantro of Qingdao's, and worst of all, the lamb is too lean and chewy. Zoe's gets the tenderness of Qingdao's along with generous cilantro, with the heat of Golden Garden's. I just had it a couple of days ago and I want it again.
They make a really nice, tender tea-smoked duck as well.
Garlic eggplant is just sweet enough that it isn't cloying, and the eggplant is silky, with the mushrooms providing delicious salty, savory bites.
I'll look forward to those dry-fried green beans - I get tired of the commute to Belmont's Shangri-la.
That said, Zoe's was, at least before it moved across the street, a Chowhound darling. I heard some grumbling post-move a few years ago (I attributed this to my totally unfounded assumption that wok hei is particularly vulnerable to equipment changes) but not much critical downership.
It's details like yours that i always appreciate when comparing dish versions. Mulan has been my gold standard for tea smoked duck(which is surprisingly bad at Fuloon) but Zoe's is alot closer for us, so i'll hope to get there soon. thx much.
(and yes, just as en94 said, Zoe's used to be THE CH talked about place, years ago.)
re: opinionatedchef
I haven't tried it at Mulan. I was fairly unimpressed with what I had of Mulan, so I haven't been back, since I prefer Jojo's food for Taiwanese. I might go check it out.
Count me in the camp that enjoys Zoe's, the caveat being I stick to ordering the things that don't show up on an "average" (if that's the right word) Chinese menu. Love their ma-po tofu and those dry-fried green beans! In general, I find that they are at their best on the Szechuan side of the menu, which works for me!
My only complaint is they can be a bit uneven, presumably based on who works there. It's been a while since they've been our goto delivery option (in favor of chilli garden which is now in our delivery range) but my recollection was that certain days of the week were better than others
re: jgg13
Same here. I love many of the dishes here - the cumin lamb and mapo tofu mentioned by several others, plus the chongqing chicken. The beef brisket noodles are good as well although I prefer the Chilli Garden version. But it can be inconsistent. The twice-cooked pork can be very good on some days, and on others come out dry and brittle.
R.I.P. Thailand Cafe.
re: lossless
I guess I've been really lucky!
Another thing I like and it seems silly, but I can't help but notice it because almost nobody else does it is that they actually give you chopsticks and plastic forks if you get takeout. Wang's, Qingdao, Fuloon, and quite a few others are guilty of never providing them, and while I might not need them, I appreciate that they include them.
And actually, I've seen Yelp reviews complaining about Fuloon not giving any, so it does matter to some people. Heh.
re: lossless
I've said this in a previous thread but he most amusing example of this is one dish (don't remember name, family style chicken?) which has been a handful of completely different dishes and somewhat repeatable based on e day
re: mkfisher
I'm fine with that.
re: mkfisher
Good pork lomein is really hard to find IME. I remember posting about the unusually good ( a few times but not lately, go figure)pork lomein at Fuloon (where we also like the Gen'l Gao's.) I think alot of hot spicy food lovers either avoid or don't think to try some of these non-spicy Americanized dishes at the spicier Chinese food places. But aren't we lucky that some of these talented chefs are so well rounded?!
mk- is the sesame chicken fried strips glazed and sprinkled w sesame seeds- or other? do they have a good wet beef chow foon?(i haven't had that since Bo Shek) Thx.
re: opinionatedchef
The sesame chicken is just chunks of fried/glazed chicken. Don't remember if there are sesame seeds to be honest. It's one of those things I wouldn't normal get delivered, but it actually travels ok. I'd imagine it's better in the restaurant.
re: mkfisher
I've found most of the Americanized dishes at Qingdao to be really good as well. They've got pretty good lo mein and orange beef, and excellent egg rolls and kung pao chicken. Which is nice since East Asia is now gone (I still haven't found anywhere that has good fried rice, though, unfortunately).
I'm a huge Zoe's fan, particularly for the Sichuan and Hunan dishes. The best thing I've had there was the fish filet with hot chili sauce (photo attached). It's basically a gigantic, shareable bowl of flaky white fish, chili peppers, and oil. Depending on your level of spice tolerance, I'd say it ranges from a comfortable kick to pretty hot.
I also find the soup dumplings (steamed juicy pork buns on the menu) generally acceptable, although not quite as good as, say, Dumpling Cafe or Gourmet Dumpling House.
When I go to Zoe's, I like to split the meal about 50/50 between the more interesting Sichuan/Hunan dishes and the Americanized stuff. I'm actually kind of into the strawberry chicken, to be honest. (It's like a standard orange chicken, but strawberry, and it's been perfectly fried whenever I get it.)
Also...bonus points for the ridiculous website...Angry Birds icons!?
re: blumiethekoala
Is that the strawberry chicken in the third photo? Will try next time.
re: lossless
Yep! It's very thinly sliced, so it gets nice and crispy. But it's pretty sweet, so that can be a deterrent to some people.
re: blumiethekoala
That strawberry chicken has intrigued me for years, but ice never pulled the trigger.
One irritation is that more often than not, when I order off the Hunan section (via Foodler) they call me to tell mesons ingredient is missing (often preserved pork) and want a substitute off the cuff. Of course I don't have their menu memorized so they keep trying to force me into the general or cashew chicken when everything else on my order is *not* of that ilk
I can remember liking Zoe's a lot for its Sichuan dishes, the rest not so much, but it got displaced in my rotation by newer places that are closer to me, like Sichuan Gourmet, (*sniff*) Thailand Cafe, and New Shanghai.
Incidentally, quite impressed with the new Sichuan Gourmet House (no relation to Sichuan Gourmet) in Newton (across from the Newton Cemetery between Newton Centre and Waban). Quite traditional, very good.
Count me in as a fan of Zoe's. I love their Ma Po Tofu and green beans. Will have to give their cumin lamb and garlic eggplant a try as well.
My wife is also willing to eat their more Americanized dishes, which was not true of say Golden Garden or Shangri-La.
I am definitely a fan of the szechuan side of the menu at Zoe's, and it is right down the street from me, and they gave me a VIP card, which entitles me to a % discount if I pay cash. Recently though, I ordered the cumin lamb, and the bunch of cilantro that it came with was absolutely covered in sand, which got into the meat as well and made the dish inedible. I should have complained, oh well.
Their juicy mini buns (soup dumplings) are fairly good, and I echo that the Dan Dan noodles and string beans are great too. I need to branch out on what I order though, I always get the same 4 dishes when I go...been a while since the sand incident.
re: ColoradoXJ13
I believe the policy now is 5% off for anyone if you pay cash.
re: litchick
did you say strange flavor chicken??? that was my fav dish at
the long gone Hunan Palace in Watertown(Galen St) The 'strange flavor' being fresh cilantro. and it had tomato in the just slightly sweet sauce. Is that how Zoe's version is?
Be still my beating heart.......
re: opinionatedchef
I never saw obvious cilantro bits in it, but the sauce was red enough it could have contained tomato. I remembered it as "mysterious flavor chicken" which may or may not be the same. Litchick?
I have always enjoyed Zoe's, but it's off the beaten path for me so I forget about it. I need to get there more often. Thanks for the reminder.
Zoe's has been my go to Chinese food delivery since I moved to Cambridge, but I find it hit or miss. (But less miss than the others I've tried.) My favorite dish is the Ground Pork with Sichuan Long Beans. The long beans are pickled which is the perfect contrast to the ground pork. But every forth order or so, the ground pork is overcooked to an unappetizing dry grayness. I have had similar experiences with everything else I've ordered, usually solid, but occasionally terrible (the crispy walnut prawns, perhaps my own fault). And certain things (fried appetizers, dumplings) steam too much on the way to me, but that's not their fault.
I'm excited to see if some of the other places people have mentioned in this thread deliver to me, because coming from a land of plenty for solid Chinese food delivery (California), I'd like to find someplace a bit more consistent.
Yikes - the whole facade of the building Zoe's is in collapsed this morning!
re: Allstonian
This is really unfortunate. I hope they manage to recover.
I fell in love with Zoes a long time ago, late '90s I think and it was my go to Chinese for quite a while, but for years it has been frustratingly inconsistent. They seemed to fall apart around the time the owner tried to open a second restaurant and I've not been able to trust them. I've pretty much given up on them, though I'll try them once or twice a year and will try them again after they re-open.
I really hope they get it together -I live in Porter Square, but everyone in my usual dinner crew prefers the longer trips to Fu Loon or Szechuan's Dumplings.
re: pedxing
Ever hear of kicking a guy when he's down?
re: mkfisher
Boarded up, official UNSAFE stickers on every board, no visible action.
re: jajjguy
My heart is breaking.
Zoe's has reopened. We stopped by tonight and had the Hunan style preserved pork in a mini wok over sterno, the deep fried chicken with chili (like Chongqing chicken but without the excess of inedibly hot peppers) and the fuqi fei pian. (Over the years I've had several fine meals at Zoe's and would eat there more often if they were open on Tuesdays.)
The fuqi fei pian was quite good, understated at first but it grew on me, and was well-seasoned, but with only a hint of huajiao. The chicken (from the Sichuan menu) was delicious, just hot enough with rings of a mildly hot green pepper, and at best a hint of huajiao. The pork, with an insipid mix of vegetables in a vaguely thickened brown sauce, was a fatty cut, quite tender and strongly and exquisitely smoky, easily one of the best smoked meats I've had at a Chinese restaurant.
re: KWagle
Zoe's is open 7 days a week. Has been for quite a while. Quingdao used to be closed on Tuesdays, but they changed the hours after the remodel and are also open 7-days per week.
re: smtucker
Mary Chung is closed on Tuesdays, and MuLan Cambridge is closed on Mondays. Both Dumpling House Cambridge and Zoe's Somervillr are open seven days a week.
re: owades
Mulan in Waltham is also closed mondays
Found this out this week.
re: smtucker
Qingdao claimed to be open 7 days but whenever I've driven by on Tuesdays it's been dark. That hasn't been very recently, though.
Went back tonight with some friends who were breaking their fast. The dry-fried beef was probably the best rendition of that dish I've had--crispy and slightly chewy. The lamb with cumin was wet style (not my preference) and very very cuminy. The chicken with "king oyster mushrooms" and slivers of long-horn pepper was subtle but extremely delicious, as if someone had mixed opiates into the sauce. The fuqi fei pian had less tripe than last time (when there were two pieces) even though we asked for extra since one of my DCs loves tripe. Prices are not on the low end, but portion sizes seem to be considerably larger than many other places at the same price. And this time there was some noticeable trace of huajiao, though thankfully not from the chicken dish. Sadly the friend who accompanied me last time had overeaten at *his* breakfast and was unable to enjoy the deliciousness. Photos at


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Gobble, Gobble Motherf@#$ers! Thanksgiving Is Once Again Upon Us, And We Here At Talking Terror Are Ready To Jump Into That Coma That Comes From Eating Great Food And Watching Bad Movies! First Up, We'll Be Talking About "Home Sweet Home" (1981), A Film Featuring A PCP Driven, Muscle Bound Killer, That You May Recognize As The Former "Body By Jake" Star, Jake Steinfeld! After That, We Shall Bring To You Screamlings A Tale Of A Homicidal Turkey, Some Boobs, And Puppets! That's Right People, We're Talking About "Thankskilling 3" (2012)! The Movie So Good, It Skipped It's Own Sequel! We Just Know That This Feature Will Be The "Citizen Kane" Of Horror Films! Yeah Right! And A Pilgrim Invented The Rusty Trombone! Either Way, The Crew Will Do What They Do Best, And Discuss The Good And Bad Of These Films! Also The King And Ghoul Will Talk About Their Wild Weekend Of Independent Film Watching, And Acting Together In Ryan Scott Weber's "Pretty Fine Things" AND Chris Eilenstine's "The Soulless"! So Get Into Your Recliner, Pop A Beer, And Get Ready To Spew The Gravy! Stay Scared!
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Welcome Back Screamlings To Another Episode Of Talking Terror! This Week, The Crew Will Be Exploring Films That Are Considered "Siege" Movies! These Are Films Where Your Main Characters Are Being Attacked While In A Protected Space, Like A Police Station Or Fort! So, We Will Be Focusing Our Attack On Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs" (1971), Starring Dustin Hoffman And Susan George! We Will Follow That Up With John Carpenter's "Assault On Precinct 13" (1976), Featuring Austin Stoker And Darwin Joston! So Prepare For Battle People! Stay Scared!
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This Week On Talking Terror, The Crew Dives Into The Extreme Side Of The Pool! Do You Like Dismemberment? How About Bodily Harm? Modification? Also Known As Torture "Pron", We're Going To Explore Some Of The More Violent Films In The Horror Pantheon! We'll Kick It Off With Eli Roth's "Hostel" (2005), Where An Unplanned Trip To Eastern Europe Turns Into More Than These Young American Men Bargained For! From There, We'll Take A Stroll Into French Territory, With "Martyrs" (2008)! Here, A Young Woman's Quest For Revenge Takes Her And A Friend Into Places No Person Wants To Go! Get Ready For A Nasty, Messy And Bloodsoaked Episode! We'll Also Discuss This Past Sunday's "The Walking Dead" Premiere That Kicked Off Season 5 Of AMC's Hit Show! Bring Your Ball Gags People! Stay Scared!
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This Week On Talking Terror, The Crew Is Pleased To Bring You Some Films Based On The Works Of The One And Only, H.P. Lovecraft! An Author And Man Often Misunderstood And Unfairly Scrutinized In His Own Time, Lovecraft's Work Is Seen Today As Being Way Ahead Of It's Time In View And Theory! First, We Shall Be Discussing "Re-Animator" (1985)! In This Film, A Doctor Discovers A Way To Bring The Dead Back To Life, And Certainly Teaches A New Way To Give Head! Following The Green Injection, We Shall Discuss "From Beyond" (1986)! In This One, Man's Search For Alternative Life, Leads To The Twisted Discovery That It's Been All Around Us This Whole Time! So Start Tickling Your Pineal Gland, And Be Sure To Join The King Of Horror, The Madcap Ghoul And The Demonic Doctor As They Dive Down This Realm Of Dreams, And Nightmares! Stay Scared!
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Hello Screamlings! With The Holidays Quickly Approaching, The Crew Decided That They Wanted To Get Some Shopping Done Early This Year! So Come Join Them As They Storm The Stores In Search Of Blood, Babes And Killer Robots! First Up On The Agenda, "Chopping Mall" (1986), Featuring Barbara Crampton, From "Re-Animator" And Mister Futterman From "Gremlins"! Set In A Mall In The Future Sometime, A Security Upgrade Involving Tanklike Robots Turns Deadly! Thank Goodness These Killbots Never Caught Me Back In The Day! This Will Be Followed By "Intruder" (1989), Featuring Sam And Ted Raimi, Bruce Campbell, And Some People That You've Probably Never Seen Before, Or After! Here, A Night Crew At A Soon To Be Closed Market, Are Put Through A Deadly Nightmare Of Bloody Proportion! So, Be Sure To Join Us Here For A Shopping Experience Like No Other! Stay Scared!
Talking Terror Presents: Road Rage
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Whew! Last Week's Back To Back To School Episode Was Insane! Well, This Week, The Talking Terror Crew Is Looking To Talk About Anger Issues! More Specifically, Road Rage Issues! We'll Be Discussing Two Films That Base Themselves Around Vehicular Madness! First Up Is Stephen King's Directorial Debut, The Cult Classic, "Maximum Overdrive" (1986)! Starring Emilio Estevan, And Some Homicidal Vehicles And Machinery, We'll Dive Into This Wicked Fiasco! At Least There Will Be Some Good Tunes Through It! We'll Follow That Up With The Second Half Of The "Grindhouse" Series From a Few Years Back, Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" (2007)! With A Fantastic, Villainous Performance From Kurt Russell, This Film Will Leave Skid Marks On Your Face, And In Your Pants! So, Grab The Wheel, Hold On Tight And Clench Your Cheeks! This Is Going To Be A Wild Ride! Stay Scared!!!
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Feeling Hungry? Well, The Talking Terror Crew Has Just The Thing To Whet Your Appetite! This Week We Are Going To Take On Two Of The Most Controversial, Classic Cannibal Films! First Up, "Cannibal Holocaust" (1980)! Surrounded In Controversy Since It's Release, This Film Has Had Quite The Reputation! From Authorities Who Wrongly Believed That The Film's Actors Were Actually Murdered, To Actual Deaths Of Animals On Set, Including Monkey's Whose Brains Were Eaten And A Turtle Whose Entrails Were Torn Out! We Will Follow That Up With "Cannibal Ferox" (1981), Also Known As "Make Them Die Slowly"! Another Film That Was Supposedly So Violent, It Was Banned In 31 Countries! With It's Transgressive Imagery And Animal Abuse, This Film Spent Many Years On The Video Nasties List! We'll Also Talk About Our Experience At This Past Weekends "Long Island Blood And Babes Expo", Where We Got To Hang Out With Good Friends And Met Some Fantastic Performers! Not To Mention Some Incredibly Beautiful Women! Stay Scared!
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Talking Terror Presents: Don't F#@* With Chuck Part 1
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This Week On Talking Terror, The Crew Will Be Playing With Dolls! Good Guy Dolls That Is! That's Right! We're Talking About The Film Series, "Child's Play"! First Up Is The Original, "Child's Play" (1988), The Film That Spawned A Franchise Killer Doll In The Late 1980's! This Violent Doll Icon Was Thought Up Due To The Craze Of Cabbage Patch Kids, My Buddy And Teddy Ruxpin! Charles Lee Ray, Or Chucky, As Brilliantly Brought To Life By The Voice Of Brad Dourif, Was Every Child's Worst Nightmare! Something His Owner, Andy, Found Out To Horrifying Consequences! We'll Continue This Journey With A Look At The Nation's Foster System As We Delve Into The Follow-up, "Child's Play 2" (1990)! This Educational Piece Also Includes A "How Dolls Are Made" Sequence, Before Jumping Into It's Murder And Mayhem! And Finally, We'll Wrap It Up By Taking A Look Into What Life Is Like In A Youth Military Academy, As We Dive Into "Child's Play 3" (1991)! This Film Explores How Military Violence Affects Young People, Women's Place In That Enviroment, And A Killer Doll That Is Thinking Of Going Black, And Never Coming Back! All This On This Week's Episode Of Talking Terror Presents! Stay Scared!
Talking Terror Presents: Halloween Special 2014
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Welcome Back Screamlings! Here We Are Once Again, Another All Hallow's Eve! This Year The Crew Is Taking A Look At Some Halloween Themed Gems From Two Different Decades! Up First, "Trick Or Treat" (1986), Where Heavy Metal Music, Ozzy Osbourne, Gene Simmons And Some Demonic Looking Monsters Are All Waiting To Take Your Candy Away! We'll Follow That With "Trick R Treat" (2007)! A Recent Halloween Themed Anthology Following In The Footsteps Of "Creepshow" And "The Twilight Zone"! So Get Your Costumes On And Make Sure You're Going Commando Underneath In Case You Have To Flash Old Lady Johnson For Giving You "Healthy" Snacks! Stay Scared!
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Just 30 metres from Agios Prokopios Beach, the 5-star Naxos Island Hotel features a rooftop pool with a restaurant, enjoying panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.
Score from 54 reviews Wonderful
Saint Vlassis is in a quiet and peaceful area, less than half a mile from the center of Naxos Town and a quarter mile from the sandy beach of Agios Georgios.
Score from 203 reviews Exceptional
Hotel Katerina is just 200 ft from the sandy beach of Agios Prokopios. It offers a beautiful pool area with lounge chairs and air-conditioned rooms with private balcony.
Score from 86 reviews Wonderful
Centrally located in Naxos Town, Hotel Xenia is just steps from shops and restaurants. It features free Wi-Fi and tastefully decorated rooms with a balcony. The beach is less than a quarter mile away....
Score from 185 reviews Wonderful
- the room has a nice balcony where you can hang the wet clothes (swimsuit) - the guests can use another hotel's swimming pool which is across the street - there is a bus stop close to the hotel
- the cleaning lady didnt make the beds. She just left the sheets on the bed. - the shower was really small - ammenities were not provided, only soap. - air conditioner broke down one night. - the beach is really far away. the hotel is also far away from the restaurants area.
We really enjoyed staying at Camara. Stavros and his staff were all lovely, friendly and helpful. The breakfast was nice, featuring local produce, and was good value for money. The location was a short walk to the beach, and right next to the nicest restaurant we found in Agios Prokopios.
The front desk personnel were very courteous and helpful in arranging bus tours, taxis, and luggage storage on the day of departure. The room was immaculate and the small balcony was perfect for eating breakfast with a view of the Aegean.
Saturday night there was very loud live music coming from the hotel across the street (Lagos Mare). The road from the hotel into town wasn't pedestrian friendly.
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No safe in room. No shampoo. A 5 minute walk to beach & bars.
Clean, cosy and service minded staff, newly painted/renovated.
Hard beds, dark bathroom (bulbs right in your face), no full body mirror, slow wifi.
Very good location. 1 min walk to bus-stop & 10 min walk to beach. Very friendly and helpful staff.
The rooms could be better. The photos are a bit misleading. The bath curtains should be replaced with shower cabins. The AC system needs maintenance, quite noisy.
Excellent location in Agios Prokopios, renovated rooms, friendly and very capable staff. Always clean and paying attention to detail.
The staff, the breakfasts, the use of the facilities of the neighbouring hotel, the lovely beaches close by (10 min walk) and the pretty bedrooms with balconies
Nothing! Our family liked everything!
friendly welcome , very clean and sweet rooms, close to nice beaches and places, good information guidance
My husband and I stayed here with our young daughter and Stavros was very knowledgeble about Naxos and helpful in every way. Thank you!
Only Stavros knows all the answers.
Extremely friendly owner snd staff. In nice quiet area yet very close to beach and shops.
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Stavros was extremely helpful! Wonderful location and clean rooms.
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Friendly staff. Nice, light and airy rooms. Very clean. Near beach, but without the noise and hassle that comes with a busy beach area. The use of the very nice swimmingpool of the neighbouring hotel.
Nothing. Camara offers excellent value for money
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Hard bed (though they said all mattresses have been replaced with new "soft" ones); noisy facilities (can hear everything in the hallways VERY loudly); not well cleaned (dead bugs on walls); bathroom smells; do not provide shampoo; very poor wifi; small 13" box TV with poor reception; located a bit too far from the villages along a poorly lit road
The most charming little hotel with the kindest owners/staff. The location is great for those who appreciate coming back to a pretty and quiet place after a day at the beach, exploring the island, or wandering Naxos chora. We loved hearing the donkeys in the neighbouring fields in the afternoons! Agios Prokopios beach is gorgeous, it was an easy 5-10 min walk down the street to get there, with a stop for an ice cold Mythos along the way of course:). Lots of tavernas to choose from when you get hungry. The breakfast is fantastic, we loved the sour cherry topping for the yogurt. Our room was very cute with a canopy, was cleaned every day and we had a huge balcony with a peekaboo view of the beach. Take the time to talk with the owners and employees, they have so much info on the island that they love to share with their guests! All I've been thinking about since coming back is when I can come back to Naxos and stay here!
Most of all, extremely friendly staff. The room is basic, but nicely decorated. The mattresses and pillows are very comfortable. Rooms are cleaned daily. Our balcony had a nice view of the sea.
No shelf for bathroom accessories. A smalish balcony with no shade and therefore rarely usable. But all of that was of minor importance.
Just fabulous in every way. The Location is just far enough away to offer peace and tranquillity whilst close enough to be a short walk to the beach and Tavernas. Rooms were spotless and well appointed with an amazing view from our room. The staff were so helpful and just could not do enough for you. Stavros the owner was a font of knowledge and was never seen without a big smile and a wonderful manner. Poppy who works in the hotel was one of the nicest and most helpful people you could ever wish to meet. Would we stay in the hotel again, yes tomorrow would not be soon enough.
One of the nicest small hotels I've ever been to. Excellent breakfast, home-made jams, good coffee. Friendly, very helpful staff. Thank you for lovely stay and all the best for future!
Really clean rooms, lovely friendly staff. Just a short walk to the beach. The area is good with nice restaurants and a great beach.
Just a little difficult to find as it is down a small street which is a dead end.
friendly and helpful staff stylish rooms good breakfast
Very good staff service, they help arranging everything; 5 min walking to Agios prokopios beach; Very calm atmosphere; You can use the pool of Lagos mare
No breakfast in the room rate, which is a bit uncomfortable; A bit far away to Naxos city - you need taxi or rent boogie or wait for a bus.
Stavros the manager andStathis the receptionist was a great, sweet and very helpful,breakfast very good, love the homemade jam I would recommend this hotel for sure!
It's a fabulous hotel, especially for the price. Our room was delightful and it was nice to have a slightly bigger bathroom than in some of the other hotels we have stayed in. It's so good, we are staying there again next week when we return to naxos
Friendly and helpful staff. Lovely room, and very good breakfast.
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Added May 6, 2008
by maldrich
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A typical prairie dress with apron, chemise, bloomers, a play bonnet, and a Sunday dress bonnet. All of this was done by hand.
Calico, pink and cream cotton/polyester blend (?), blue and white ribbon, snaps, piping, lace, and elastic in the dress bonnet.
May 7, 2008, 01.17 AMby lauriana
All hand sewing… I'm SO impressed!
May 6, 2008, 01.19 PMby maldrich
I didn't have a machine when I made this… no hand sewing equaled no sewing for a long time…
May 6, 2008, 09.23 AMby reneebeth
I agree, great job with the hand-sewing! It makes me want to make a little flowery prairie dress to frolick in.
May 6, 2008, 09.12 AMby polychromatin
By hand? No machine sewing? Wow, it is really sweet and definitely an awesome job for hand-sewing!
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The Wahoo BlueSC speed and cadence sensor transforms your phone into a powerful cycling computer. Using Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+ technology, it tracks cycling speed, cadence, and distance which can be paired with your favorite cycling app including Cyclemeter and Strava. It's weatherproof, small with a low drag profile, and comes with a rubber band and zip tie mounts.
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I just replaced an ancient Cateye Micro bike computer with this Blue SC hardware. At present, I am using this product with the Cyclemeter app, which I find to be the most flexible in terms of interface customization. So far, I really like this combo. Installation was no more or less complicated than for other cyclometer/sensor installations. Wahoo provides two mounting options for the sensor pickup -- a rubber band and zip ties. At first glance, I liked the rubber band idea. Setting up the app for my new sensors was a piece of cake. The iPhone detected them right away via Bluetooth and automatically took care of the pairing. However, the setup and detection process varies from app to app, so I can't comment about how this process works for anything but Cyclemeter. I am now looking at adding the protective case and extended battery options, and maybe even another sensor and case mount for my mountain bike. I Like the idea of being able to use my phone for multiple bikes.
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