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In 2005, a group of actors in Kabul performed Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost to the cheers of Afghan audiences and rave reviews from foreign journalists. For the first time in years, men and women had appeared on stage together. The future held no limits, the actors believed.
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Stephen Landrigan is a former journalist who has reported for The Washington Post and BBC Radio, among others. He went to Afghanistan in 2004 and now lives in Massachusetts where he works with the School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA) that prepares young Afghan women to study at major American universities.
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- JillianPDined on 11/21/2014The food was delicious, hot, and plated beautifully. The service was excellent and timely. The resaurant is clean, nicely decorated, and has a positive vibe. I would recommend this place for a special occasion or date night as it is a little bit expensive- worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in FOrt CollinsMary3MDined on 11/17/2014An excellent dining experience for a special occasion. My first visit to Fort Collins since my son moved there in June. We spent five days, and Lubick's was easily the best meal we experienced. Service was truly outstanding without be intrusive. Food was excellent. Highly recommend for special occasions, a great lunch or dinner. (Ours was dinner.) Excellent wine list - probably Fort Collins best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable night outGrannyDined on 11/14/2014It was our anniversary and we wanted a restaurant we had not been to before. Sonny Lubick had been on our list for a long period of time to try. The sports memorabilia décor was great. Due to the cold weather and Friday night we had had a difficult time finding parking as had others that evening and it had caused my husband to be late for the reservation. We were seated in an area divided into three separate seats for couples. We do not drink so that makes us not able to assess that area of the menu. The salad served at the table side was an extensive choice of fresh items and I chose the Raspberry vinegrette dressing which was a light yet slightly pungent taste. My husband had the clam chowder and he enjoyed it immensely. The Prime Rib was outstanding, done to our preference Medium and the portions (Cheerleader) were just right. My husband's baked potato was huge. My roasted seasonal veggies were not too well-done and the flavors were amazing for the unique mix of sweet potato, zuchinni squash, onion, greens and other veggies. Our after-dinner coffee was a very full-flavored drink for our choice to cap the evening. The dessert menu is amazing but we chose to not indulge tis evening. The service is done with a designated person and other members of the team assisted. The water glasses and coffee cups were kept full and the soiled dishes were removed without causing a disruption if our conversation. Service was very nice and appreciated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent place - gourmet diningSuesDined on 11/13/2014We enjoy the intimate setting, great food and attentive service. Great place for special occasions .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was great.wahoDined on 11/8/2014Great food and a good environment, it was an enjoyable time. The only issue we had was sitting down to eat at 8pm for our 7:30 reservation.Special Features:
- Great for romantic dinnerKathyADined on 11/8/2014We were looking for a nice place in Old Town for a belated anniversary and Sonny Lubick's didn't disappoint. I had the Maytag filet medallions with Bleu cheese crumbles and my husband had the buffalo steak. Both were delicious. Great ambiance and although exquisite, not over-the-top pricewise. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exactly what we needed!LyssaDined on 11/5/2014We got a nice quiet table in the corner to be able to enjoy our anniversary together. Great service. Yummy food. Delicious drinks. Will definitely go back on another date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014We had heard good things and this was our first time at SLS. Since it's called a steakhouse, I ordered the filet. Have not had a steak that good in a long time. We had jumbo prawns for an appetizer and my wife had scallops. We both know we'll make Sonny Lubick's a repeat place for any special occasion.Special Features:
- Good food slow serviceHawkinsDined on 11/1/2014This was our second visit to Sonnys. The first visit was fantastic! Food, service, ambiance exceeded our expectations. This time our service was very slow, 2 hours for dinner. Our waitress was very nice, however very slow. It took over 15 minutes for our drink order to arrive, and it was wrong. The explanation was that the bar was backed up due to the CSU game. Premier steak houses don't make excuses. After dinner it took forever to get the check. Now don't get me wrong, I love a relaxing meal but this was excessive. I'm not a complainer but it was a disappointing $180.00 dinner.
- Very GoodgoodDined on 10/31/2014It was a very good restaurant for a special occasion. I would recommend it to others for sureSpecial Features:
- Never againhungryDined on 10/25/2014We have been going to Sonny's for at least six years. Initially, it was a great experience. Probably won't go back. Have been there the last two weekends after CSU football games. Both times the food was mediocre and the service was also mediocre. The salad arrived before our appetizer and when I told them to hold off on the salad until we finished the appetizer, the salad never again appeared. I told the waiter I was unhappy with the service and the manager appeared at the table stating "understand you have a problem" in a very surly manner. I told him what the problem was. He said we didn't have to pay for the salad we never got! At that time we were half-way through our main course and never saw a waiter again.Special Features:
- food good, service disappointingCOGolferDined on 10/24/2014Started off with a poor experience at the bar, but fortunately, Camille came to our rescue. The first server was unknowledgeable, and confused. Also, brought only one drink when we had ordered two. Our server in the restaurant, Patrick, was kind and helpful. Needs to brush up on the Cabernet wine list, however. Also, brought out our main course, when we had had our soup and salad for only a short while. Poor coordination. A few other minor missteps, but overall a good experience, thanks to the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SonnyhungryDined on 10/18/2014As usual, the service was excellent. The food was a bit off in quality and taste compared to previous visits.Special Features:
- FunfoodfunfoodDined on 10/17/2014We enjoyed all our food very much. All had steaks and they were amazing. The white cheddar potatoes augratin were out of this world. The restaurant is downstairs so can feel a little dark but it is quiet and nice for a special occasion, romantic dinner, or just a date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisapointedRockerRiderDined on 10/11/2014As a semi-regular customer to Sonny's we were very disappointed this visit. The service was poor. The guy doing the salad was not helpful at all. Two of our meals were brought out wrong and had to be sent back. They then offered us free desert for the mistakes...then would not let us choose what we wanted....they just brought something out that none of us liked. Noticed on the sign out front there was a new menu---same great Sonny's. The only thing new was poor service and increased prices.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/10/2014First time here and the service was very good with excellent menu. Thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful, and Fort Collins roots!nemcikaDined on 10/9/2014Delicious food, wonderful atmosphere, and fun to see all the Fort Collins history!Special Features:
- Special evening!DebraDined on 9/30/2014Sonny's is our go-to restaurant for special evenings, and they did not disappoint! The service was exceptional, and I had the best steak I've ever had - tender, flavorful, and cooked just right. They made our celebration a night to remember!Special Features:
- very nice eveningcrownrichard2Dined on 9/26/2014visiting from Indiana and took my daughter and son in law out for a nice meal. decided on lubicks and was not disappointed.we had prime rib, western Colorado lamb[excellent],filet and salmon plate. all were delicious and cooked to order medium rare. everything was great and nothing over cooked. it is a bit pricey but for a special night out it was great. service was excellent also. no complaints at all. will visit again in the future.Special Features:
- frequentdinerVIPDined on 9/12/2014We have generally been happy with the food there. On this occasion, the steaks were too salty -- obviously too much grill seasoning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wasnt greatlovetodineDined on 9/6/2014The staff was friendly but unorganized. 3 ppl asked drink order 2 ppl asked food order. Food wasn't great. Bland. Extremely dry! My steakwas sooo dry and tough. For paying 35 a steak we were expecting to be wowed. Wrong. Extremely overpriced and very disappointed. Check it off the list.Special Features:
- disappointingpoormnDined on 9/6/2014Always looked forward to eating here this time it was disappointing. Prime rib was cold and had no flavorSpecial Features:
- Excellent SteakOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014I was very pleased with the quality of the food and my steak was cooked perfect. My partner loved her prime rib as well. Pleasant atmosphere and we had a lovely time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary CelebrationJeffGDined on 8/31/2014A wonderful restaurant for a special celebration. Thank you as always.Special Features:
- Nice little date spotJeLuDined on 8/25/2014We arrived a little early and were able to sit in the bar and enjoy a happy hour drink before being seated. It took a little bit of time for our table to be ready, as it seemed like they gave our reservation to someone else while we sat in the bar, but we were acknowledged and seated when we were ready. Our server was fantastic and did a great job of letting us know the kitchen was a little backed up, while making sure we received bread and our appetizer quickly. My fiance had the filet mignon and I decided to try the bouillabaisse - both were very good but not exactly what we had expected. His steak was a little more cooked than preferred. We will likely order other dishes when we go in but they do a great job with their drinks.Special Features:
- Great Service !!Steak4meDined on 8/25/2014We were in Ft, Collins for a week and wanted to try a nice Steak House, I googled and found Sonny Lubicks...Very happy we tried it. The food was great, the service even better and if you like wine you will be very happy here :). Loved the salad prepared at the table, very cool. I would highly recommend this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth the priceMtvetDined on 8/23/2014Considering Sonny Lubick bills itself as a steakhouse, the steaks are a big disappointment. The filet I ordered "medium" came out of the kitchen raw on the inside and so heavily salted it was almost inedible. The service was marginal and the bill was pretty high considering the quality of our meal. Sorry to say, we won't be going back to Sonny's again in the future.
- Very nice for special occasioncdsjDined on 8/23/2014Everything was fantastic. Food, service, etc. My wife order the seafood platter ($49) with lobster tail, shrimp, scallops and king crab legs. I had the 6oz filet. The food was delicious. The only question was the crab actually being king crab. The pieces were smaller than usual for king crab. Still a great spot but will be more inquiring next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerPatrickDined on 8/22/2014I took my wife to Sonny's for our Anniversary and it was our first time at the restaurant. I thought it might be a bit more special than it was. First it was not particularly intimate, it is very loud and hectic. Very diverse set of diners - no apparent dress code for a high end place. Steaks were good and well cooked. Salad was okay and hastily made table-side. Server was attentive and very friendly.Special Features:
- Disappointed.KrissymDined on 8/15/2014At the beginning the service was great. Drinks were great. Salad was amazing. I ordered salmon and it was very good. My husband ordered a filet, medium well, and this is where our night took a nose dive. Our meals came out at the same time, he cut into his steak and it was barely cooked, just like they seared it. The waitress was very apologetic and nice. Took the steak back to cook it more. Meanwhile, I nibbled on mine, feeling guilty, as my husband has no food. The waitress showed us the ticket and that she turned it in correct. His steak came out good the second time, mostly. The center was again raw. He ate around the raw, that part was good. No apologies from management. Just blamed the kitchen staff. They gave us a free anni dessert.Special Features:
- Celebrate wedding anniversary!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014I had the best wedge salad I've ever had. Their homemade dressings are delicious. The lobster was above average, and I especially enjoyed the homemade champagne peach sorbet. The staff took time to take some pictures of us. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2dineforDined on 8/11/2014Sonny Lubicks is our favorite restaurant for fine dinning! My husband and I celebrated our 23 years together recently and everything was absolutely perfect. It doesn't get any better than this... So happy we found this gem in Old Town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Very GoodjimmycVIPDined on 8/9/2014Loved the service and the food. Remarkable for a town like Fort Collins.Special Features:
- We Really Wanted to Like It...ErBearDined on 8/2/2014I had read over other reviews and hoped, as is sometimes the case, that there had been a rogue bad experience here or there. Service in the bar was prompt, friendly and attentive. As we moved to the restaurant, though, service slowed and the overall experience deteriorated. Our wine glasses sat empty for ten minutes after our food arrived. My husband's steak came out rare, though he had requested medium. Once the waitress came around again, she gladly obliged his request for it to be cooked longer, but then was gone for another 20 minutes, with no indication to us as to what was happening with his steak. We shared my meal and boxed his when it finally did return. Overly apologetic right at the end, but otherwise complacent.Special Features:
- The following 548 reviews are from the Sonny Lubick Steakhouse reviews archive.
- Not worth the pricefoodieanonDined on 7/19/2014Was not impressed. The service was great but the food is far too expensive for a mediocre taste. I've had way better steak on the Carribean islands...for much cheaper...on an island that has no cows on it. The sangria was pretty horrific. The one thing that they had going for them was the variety of butters. That was the best part of the meal. I would not go back.Special Features:
- Great food!jrlaurieDined on 7/12/2014The food was great the service was good and the environment was not Hoity-toity Pricing was good for a fine steak house.Special Features:
- Always a good steakroccoDined on 7/6/2014this is a great "guy's" steakhouse. down the stairs, lots of wood and sports memorabilia from Sonny Lubick. the bar area is small but very nice.Special Features:
- stuffy and overpricedthr3shadesofpinkDined on 6/30/2014I think that the idea of a "good dinner" being a $45 steak has gone out of style. I would much rather have sat on the patio at Austin's and enjoyed a $25 steak. The sides were just ok, nothing amazing. I can see that the 60+ crowd would love this place, but if you're looking to go on a date, stick to Canyon Chop House.Special Features:
- geneDined on 6/28/2014great place to dine.food is great, steak's cook'ed to perfection ,a quiet corner for a romantic evening,and a great wait staff, after starting out in a fun happy hour bar with some great oisters on the half shell great drinks and a beautiful birthday girl Great place to goSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerTandnDined on 6/28/2014Excellent food, excellent service. Quiet table to be able to talk. Thank you.Special Features:


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Albóndigas in Red Chile Sauce
In case you were wondering, albóndigas is the Spanish word for meatball. These prove that the Italians aren't the only players in the game.
Published: October 2013 Servings: 8
- 1 poblano chile
- 1 small white onion, coarsely chopped
- 2 cloves garlic cloves
- ½ cup (packed) arugula leaves
- ½ cup (packed) fresh cilantro leaves with tender stems
- ½ cup crushed tortilla chips
- ¼ cup whole milk
- 2 large eggs
- 4 ounces Cotija cheese or feta, finely grated (about 1 cup)
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 pounds ground beef, preferably chuck
red chile sauce and assembly
- 4 dried ancho chiles, seeds removed
- 1 small white onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves
- ½ teaspoon ground cumin
- 2 cups (or more) low-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1–2 tablespoons sugar
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- ½ cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- Crumbled Cotija cheese, sliced radishes, toasted shelled pumpkin seeds (pepitas), cilantro sprigs, and lime wedges (for serving)
Nutritional Information
Calories (kcal) 290 Fat (g) 15 Saturated Fat (g) 6 Cholesterol (mg) 135 Carbohydrates (g) 11 Dietary Fiber (g) 2 Total Sugars (g) 4 Protein (g) 28 Sodium (mg) 460
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
ingredient info:
Cotija cheese is available at Latin markets and some supermarkets.
Preheat broiler. Place poblano chile on a broiler-proof rimmed baking sheet and broil, turning occasionally, until charred in spots and blistered all over, 6–8 minutes. Transfer to a bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and let steam 10 minutes. Remove skin, stem, and seeds; discard. Pulse poblano, onion, garlic, arugula, and cilantro in a food processor until very finely chopped.
Combine tortilla chips and milk in a large bowl; let stand until chips soften, about 5 minutes. Mix in poblano mixture, eggs, and cheese; season with salt and pepper. Gently fold in beef. Form mixture into 1½"-diameter balls (2 Tbsp. each; makes about 40) and chill at least 4 hours.
red chile sauce and assembly
Place ancho chiles in a small bowl and add boiling water to cover. Let sit until softened, about 15 minutes. Drain chiles. Purée chiles, onion, garlic, cumin, 2 cups broth, 1 Tbsp. oil, and 1 Tbsp. sugar in a blender until smooth, adding more broth by the tablespoonful to thin sauce as needed (should be consistency of whole milk); season chile sauce with salt, pepper, and additional 1 Tbsp. sugar, if sauce is too bitter.
Heat remaining 1 Tbsp. oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Working in batches, cook meatballs, turning occasionally, until brown all over, 8–10 minutes. Transfer meatballs to a Dutch oven or other large heavy pot and add chile sauce. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer, turning meatballs halfway through and adding more broth if needed (sauce should come up to about ¾ sides of meatballs), until meatballs are cooked through and sauce is slightly thickened, 15–20 minutes.
Meanwhile, whisk sour cream and lime juice in a small bowl; season with salt.
Serve meatballs with lime sour cream, Cotija cheese, radishes, pumpkin seeds, cilantro, and lime wedges.
DO AHEAD: Red chile sauce can be made 3 days ahead. Meatballs can be formed up to 1 day ahead. Cover both separately and chill. Meatballs can be cooked in chile sauce 1 day ahead. Reheat before serving, adding chicken broth or water as needed to thin sauce.
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Hey, WE had to count and recount all those words too! But yeah, that was tedious and difficult. Not that this will make you forgive us, but it was difficult to get the "DEGREE" words into the instructions text in a way that would seem natural while still making all the points we needed to make. We figured if you were willing to translate Gene's column into German, then counting would be a breeze by comparison.
You're right; that was not a great idea. Although it did provide us with that one wonderful moment when, right after we announced the 3 p.m. clue and everybody was sitting down to count words, one young man went sprinting out of the park, headed to God knows where,
I can't tell if this is a joke or not.
Either way, here's the skit again.
The skit-sters were fabulous.
The skitsters were Caitlin Gibson (Firefox), Dan Zak (cursor), Rachel Manteuffel (mouse), David Montomery (Ned the Newshound), Tim Jucovy (chicken), and magazine editor Lynn Medford (pig.)
A stage note here: The firefox costume head was so heavy, poor Caitlin kept losing her footing and toppling over like one of those punching bag dummies. We OWE her. Big time.
We want to thank Blake Ross for supplying the Firefox costume. Thanks, Blake.
We were WONDERING what the pun on that King-baby thing was supposed to be! Nice work.
The artist put in several visual puns. The horse with a party hat was a party animal.
Because I love you all, I am going to share an extremely humiliating and intimate fact.
For the fifth year running, I was severely crippling by the end of The Hunt, not because I have artificial knees but because something irritating happens at the tops of my thighs after miles and miles and hours and hours of nonstop walking in jeans. I think it would not happen if I were about 10 pounds lighter. Anyone else suffer from Hunt Chafe? And yes, I know this is TMI.
If you think Hunt Chafe is bad, try Listening To Gene Describe His Hunt Chafe.
This year I brought Hunt Chafe ointment. It barely helped.
Yeah, people got seriously hung up on the keys.
People WANTED the keys. We had folks lining up to take them home after the Hunt.
They were keys on a board. A key board. A KEYBOARD. To go with the MOUSE and the CURSOR. Which are parts of a COMPUTER. I can go on like this ALL DAY LONG because my computer has a CAPS LOCK KEY.
Hmm, I don't know why you missed the three (or four?) volunteers in staff shirts right on 11th street near H standing out in the middle of the sidewalk. I hung with them for a while and Hunters were walking up without seeming to have a problem. Your point about the amount of walking is well taken. There was too much space between the puzzles, and we were only saved from catastrophe by the unbelievably perfect weather. If it had been 92 and 99% humidity, we would have had Hunters dropping like very confused flies. Not ... going... to... happen.... again.
Speaking of dropping, Caitlin Gibson, who ably played the Firefox, kept falling down. It turns out that those costume heads weigh a lot and if you are a slim person with a high center of gravity, it turns you into a Drinking Duck.
I never believe that show of hands for getting the correct answer is a true reflection. But we have to make snap decisions at the end that are driven by a simple fact: We design the Hunt so that in order to solve the very challenging endgame you have to have solved all five Hunt puzzles first. We figure that just due to the partially random way team brainstorming works, you need a lot of teams to solve all five puzzles in order to have a large enough pool of contenders to ensure the endgame will be solved within an hour. So when 2 pm comes and in our wanderings we are not finding many teams who got the bowling puzzle correctly, we begin to worry that we won't have that critical mass that guarantees the endgame will get solved. We decided to give all those teams that DID solve it a half hour head start, then let other teams who did not get a crack at the endgame after 30 minutes passed.
We thought, based on surveying the crowd, that that was the puzzle most people failed to get. Apparently we are idiots.
To reiterate, it didn't matter. The winners hadn't needed the hint, and for those of you who did, it didn't seem to help.
You can count on the fact that next year, the distances won't be so vast. But, hey, if you can't beat em, why not show up with a bigger team next time?
Look at it this way: They won about $4.25 apiece.
I contend that a larger team is not necessarily a better team. Four seems ideal -- you can still split up. A huge team can sometimes mean a committee system: too many voices operating on consensus judgment, which is not always good.
Coincidence. But there WERE ducks in the park.
What was not coincidence were the multiple references to German. We just did that. For fun.
I was sober, but reading notes provided by Shroder, which put me in Ozzy Osbourne territory.
I have said this before, but it bears repeating: Shroder is always wrong. One year, he should be a Puzzle. We just put him out there, and whatever he tells you, do the opposite.
We would give Gene a more powerful sedative.
Hating on the chess puzzle is wrong. It was a good, fair puzzle and most people got it. In short, you are stupid. AND short, probably.
A team of ducks came in fifth. They were Miami ducks.
I didn't witness any problems, but I did note that by the end of the Hunt, a couple of the park's long-term residents were gleefully handing out free bottles of water. Not sure how that came about, but it was heartwarming, and headturning. In fact, when I stepped into a pothole as I was turning my head, one of the benefactors observed that a twisted ankle was what I got for not accepting a free bottle of water.
And we are SO proud.
Believe it or not: That was real poop.
For those who asked, yes, that was modeled directly on my Twitter avatar.
We left the ketchup in the refrigerator.
Wait: You missed the ketchup puzzle?
I answered this earlier, but to repeat: The poop was poop.
Lots of interest in the poop. We had to FIGHT for the right to use that poop. Some more mature types thought it may be offensive. Fortunately, we had Weingarten on our side. He's like some kind of miracle anti-maturity formula.
Between 9 a.m. and noon, Gene formally declared 17 separate States of Emergency, a new personal record for him.
And at least one of Gene's alarms was a legitimate near-disaster: we had a period on Friday where the endgame text messaging system crashed and burned. We had to devise an emergency alternative end to the endgame and have it at the ready in case the system crashed again on Sunday.
I am not an alarmist. I am a realist. Someone has to be. These other two guys are Pollyannas. "It's gonna go swell!"
Yes, isn't youth annoying?
I'm publishing this because it is relentlessly positive.
The key is to have a giant poop.
We figured most teams would have ONE person with a camera.
Yeah, after talking to a bunch of people, we realized that people were still solving it fine; it was mostly a matter of being slowed down for a bit.
I'm truly sorry. We badly miscalculated how far people had to walk. And by "we," I mean "Tom."
That's the best kind of pisser.
We'll let you know when we figure it out. I'll mention it in a chat, and Twitter, and whatnot.
There is no need to refrigerate ketchup.
Well, it will be NEXT year.
We would do that, except the Smithsonian has asked for the poop.
I love you back, even though you hate me the very most.
By hating Dave the very most, do you mean that you hate him more than you hate Tom and me, or do you mean that you hate him more than anyone else on Earth hates him? Because I just don't think that's true.
They wre made of ketchup.
It was room temperature.
You can see the winning photo for yourself at the bottom of the End Game explainer: 3:37 p.m.
We had spotters at the clock site, and the moment the first photo was snapped is seared in my memory: 3:37.
By the way, the clock was in the window of the Laughing Man tavern, directly across the street from the -- and I am not making this up -- Church of the Epiphany.
We will consider this over several drinks at fashionable restaurants, and get back to you.
Next year we're going to call it "Bob."
Thank you.
We have always depended on the kindness of strangers.
We switched things up: this year's solutions are text/photo/video instead of just narrated video.
Very confident, because we deprogrammed them afterwards. The team that finished second actually had not solved one of the puzzles, but realized they had to make a letter transposition, and searched the clue page for that letter in a transposed context. Totally fair and good way to solve it.
1. Blind ambition, let it lead you even more than now. 2. Rectitude, I would offer mine if I had any. 3. Thingamajigs. Buy one and let's do some hoping and changing with this economy
Is this the vice president?
It was like Woodstock, only bigger.
You're getting old?
My son, Dan, was in a team of two that solved only one puzzle. But that puzzle was the auction, which Dan declared the easiest puzzle in Hunt history.
Or more or less hunt history. Dan was born in 84, the year of the first Hunt.
Why does everybody always assume alcohol was involved? Whatever happened to plain old heroin?
Thank you.
It was very FIRM poop. The best kind.
Yes, the five real clues you get from solving the main puzzles are all designed to work with the endgame.
I would say this was at least tied for last year as the largest turnout ever. It is likely more, since the area of the park was bigger to begin with than Freedom Plaza.
But the 7-pin wasn't standing, so, as the poem indicated, it was knocked down on the first roll, and not relevant. Oh, and, nothing personal. We hate everyone.
You are welcome.
I think that's brilliant.
I have to point out though, that the sun shines on the arse. It don't shine IN the arse.
The Secret Service. Please do not tell anyone.
He was able ere that.
So true. "Yeah, I guess," is never a good sign that you've solved the puzzle. It should feel more like the moment I witnessed when two large Hunters did a thundering chest bump in the moment of revelation.
People designing a Hunt. Who wants to know?
Two of them were in Canada.
A really big poop.
Nope, the discussion was over the difficulty of getting people to figure out that they had to text "your name and phone number" instead of their name and phone number.
We need to design a Hunt wherein at some point you have to bark up a tree.
Ned the freaking Newshound!
Apparently, it is very very disagreeable inside there. David Montgomery is a brave and steadfast man.
I think it was on the harder end of the spectrum. And you didn't see Andy hoisting that oversized check at 4 pm, did you?
I have not participated in all of the Herald Hunts, but I think this was the hardest of the 5 Post Hunts. Which is good, because people are more experienced.
The chess clue was Gene's idea.
Some day, the entire mass of Hunters will all be one big team, kind of like The Borg in Star Trek.
One year, in Miami, some volunteers had to dress as mermaids and listen to "Under the Sea" for three straight hours. On the other hand, there was a lot less walking.
You SHOULD thank us. It could just as easily have been "A Horse With No Name."
In one of the very earliest Hunts, we had an endless loop of Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line." But as I recall, just a single lyric. Several people killed other people that year to make the noise stop.
We are standing by with a suitcase full of cash.
I do not find that amusing. At ALL.
Dave sometimes says things that are not entirely accurate. For example, one time he wrote that it was so hot in Miami, even the statues have armpit stains.
We're not sure, but it has an umlaut.
But you would have been crankier.
You don't see us putting on the costumes.
Weingarten. He's got ALL the fetishes.
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Help for visiting San Francisco chowhound
My wife and I will be in LA for several days in late April. We like creative, unusual restaurants including what's sometimes called "fusion." We're staying at two different hotels, the London in West Hollywood and the Omni downtown. So far, we have reservations at Bazaar, Red O, Gordon Ramsay (which is in the London) and Noe (because we're staying at the Omni that day and going to the symphony after dinner). Are these good choices? Any that we should eliminate? Any other restaurants that we should add?
Also, we're meeting family for dinner one night in downtown LA. They're not as big into food as we are, and cost is more of an issue. We're looking for a really good, reasonably priced restaurant, preferably not too far from the Omni (but we can always take a cab). One place that sounded good is Drago Centro but, looking at the online menu, it may be too pricey for the others. We're open to suggestions and would consider any nationality of restaurant.
Thanks for any help!
Drago Centro
525 S. Flower St., Suite 120, Los Angeles, CA 90071
Red O
8155 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
re: Das Ubergeek
stebro you just got some very good advise.
re: wienermobile
Absolutely skip Red O and Gordon Ramsay. The London is great on the rooftop for drinks.
If you want mexican, with great food that's interesting (at half the price of Red O), head to Lloteria Grill or Rivera. Otherwise, there are places like Monte Alban and Tacos Por Favor that are fantastic, but not in any way fancy -- you don't go for the ambiance.
For a downtown option, Chaya or Rivera or Bottega Louie.
Bottega Louie
700 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90017
re: yogachik
Rivera is more than "Mexican" and pricey but recommended. Review their online menus, they have different menus for different seating areas (strange, I know).
For the not too expensive and not adventurous crowd, I second the Roy's suggestion below. Colori Kitchen is a not too adventurous, not too expensive Italian, but closed Sun-Mon dinner. Even so, I think the Roy's set menu will be a better value.
Bottega Louie is very noisy, so don't go if you want to have a conversation.
For Downtown, you might also want to take a look at Lazy Ox Canteen--very creative and reasonably priced--and the very new Spice Table. In the West Hollywood area, you should consider Eva, the Foundry and Hatfield's (the last of which is owned by chefs who relocated from SF), I agree with Das that skpping both Gordon Ramsey and Red O would not be a loss; and he has given you three great suggestions in Animal, Playa and Rivera (but note that Rivera now offers a different menu depending on which room you are dining in).
6703 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
435 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Rivera Restaurant
1050 S. Flower Street, #102, Los Angeles, CA 90015
The Foundry On Melrose
7465 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Eva Restaurant
7458 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Lazy Ox Canteen
241 S San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
7360 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
The Spice Table
114 S. Central Avenue, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
re: New Trial
When I recently ate at the Playa Bar at Rivera, I was given a menu that I believe covered all bases.
One other potential destination is the newest entry from the same guys who brought us Animal (which we love). Son of a Gun. We are still trying to get there, but it sounds great. The other offering from the Father's Office owner, Lukshon should probably be looked at too.
3239 Helms Ave, Culver City, CA 90034
Son of a Gun
8370 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
re: Servorg
See Son of a Gun comment posted today. It's good. On short notice you may have to sit at the bar or the "communal table."
Son of a Gun
8370 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
re: mc michael
Wife will not sit at communal tables (hell, she barely accedes to sit with me! ;-D>) so the bar may be it....
re: Servorg
Well, I've sat at communal tables that weren't that full so it wasn't too communal, but here the place is so busy you will have neighbors.
For something cheaper and "less adventurous" downtown, check out Sushi Gen. You can always do the places in chinatown although personally, I would tend to skip that since you can get that anytime in SF.
For the night you are meeting family downtown, consider Roy's (Hawaiian food). It is a chain, but it's a good one and does not feel like a chain. Their 3-course season prix fixe is always a good deal at $36.
Hot chocolate souffle is very good for dessert.
Agree that Animal would be a good replacement for Red O or Gordon Ramsey. I love Hatfield's, which someone else suggested, but I feel like it's probably pretty similar to restaurants you might find in SF.
re: Nicole
> consider Roy's
Note that there's a Roy's in SF, in SoMa:
re: Peripatetic
Good point. (I didn't know, I've only been to various locations in southern ca and hawaii.)
Keep Bazaar. Drop the others. Replace with Lukshon, Mori Sushi (since sushi in SF is surprisingly mediocre), and Animal if you're looking for things you can't find in SF.
In downtown, I like Spice Table over Lazy Ox but Spice Table may be too similar to Lukshon if you end up going to Lukshon.
3239 Helms Ave, Culver City, CA 90034
The Spice Table
114 S. Central Avenue, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Consider A-Frame.
12565 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
re: ipsedixit
And be prepared for a long wait. My friend and I went there at 8PM this past Monday; the wait was 45 minutes, and they don't accept reservations. Still, another friend gave it rave reviews (and I've read very good reviews here, too), so if you're not in a hurry (which we sort of were....).
We walked next door to Waterloo and the City, which we both enjoyed. Still a bustling environment, but no wait. =) Had the charcuterie plate (very good), the roasted beet salad (excellent), the wild mushroom pizza w/ truffle oil (not a fan of truffle oil, but the pizza itself was very tasty), and the veal and polenta special (also excellent). Also liked their Malbec (but I know very little about wines).
re: ilysla
I know it's not feasible all the time, but when it comes to A-Frame, the earlier the better. It's a small place so it does fill up fast.
12565 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
re: bulavinaka
A-Frame should not be missed and is worth the wait.
12565 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Stebro, I am now a NoCal hound (a decade) who lived in L.A. for 18 years. When I "go back south" I invariably want Mexican food - which is WAY different than our Mission burritos!
Also consider AOC, Animal, Nikel Diner for breakfast (AMAZING pastries and doughnuts - not like anything we can get!) and Katana-Ya.
I also have the tendency to go to Empanadas Place for empanadas (we have nothing like it) and Versailles for Cuban roast pork.
And you are spot-on with Bazaar!
8022 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Empanadas Place
3011 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
For Turkish/Middle Eastern/Moroccan mezze, the new Mezze at 401 N. La Cienega just opened last week, is fabulously tasty in a way like virtually no other place in LA. Gave me justification to say I can still enjoy a pizza (Merguez flatbread) if you will. And a lamb risotto!
Liking lamb is a great help here, and your budget concerns are determined by how hungry you are, as most mezze are in the $12-15 range, generally serve two, or in the risotto case, might serve 3.
Housed in the former Sona on La Cienega a couple of blocks north of the Beverly Center, and across from the Coronet theatre.
Lazy Ox Canteen is not "reasonably priced" to people who don't care much for food. It's small plates style and the kind of meal that can really add up ($$) with some people maybe feeling they didn't get full or resentful about the bill. The time that I went there I was pretty underwhelmed. Bottega Louie would better fit the bill for a group gathering downtown. Drago Centro is not reasonably priced at all (unless you sit in the bar, they have an awesome Happy Hour menu, but that won't be good for a big group. However, it would be fabulous for you as a snack if find yourself needing a little something at some point.
Ethnic food is great cheap eats for LA- Los Balcones del Peru near the Arclight, Don Antonio's on the West Side, or Jitlada in Thai Town, or Korean BBQ (Parks is a fav) are some of the places I take out of towners for a reasonably priced meal. Please be aware that cabs almost anywhere outside of the downtown area from the Omni could be crazy expensive. If you're not going to rent a car, you're either going to be very limited in where you can go or end up spending more on cabs than you would on a rental (Hotwire rentals are like $18 a day.)
the Nickel Diner downtown might work (call ahead for a big party just about anywhere you would go), or they have awesome donuts if you wanted to have breakfast or lunch there once.
As for your proposed choices, I love Bazaar, if you like creative/fusion you will love it.
I had two very wonderful meals at the Gordon Ramsay London and would not eschew it so readily. It's a gorgeous dining room as well. If you are staying there at the London I think you will especially appreciate a dinner there. Another choice for similar upscale dinner is the quintessential Spago if you do the tasting menu (90 for 5 course plus a few amuse and amazing bread basket) and request the patio as the main interior room is tacky.
For creative type food I'd also suggest JiRaffe in Santa Monica, Melisse in Santa Monica ($$$$),
STREET is kinda fusiony (more global), Gjelina in Venice (supposed to book weeks ahead). Waterloo & City is a really interesting place that makes British food not only edible but gourmet.
Another downtown hot spot is Church & State, haven't been but really want to.
5233 1/2 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
176 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Nickel Diner
524 S Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Drago Centro
525 S. Flower St., Suite 120, Los Angeles, CA 90071
Church & State
1850 Industrial Street, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Bottega Louie
700 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90017
, Moreno Valley, CA 92551
Don Antonio
601 W La Habra Blvd, La Habra, CA 90631
Lazy Ox Canteen
241 S San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
re: sarahbeths
Some good suggestions, but I have to say Park's is not cheap either. It's hard to get out of there for less than $30 a head before alcohol.
re: sarahbeths
i don't recall bottega louie being all that cheap. however, i do recall it being one of the most unpleasant places to dine i can remember.
comparing their food to lazy ox canteen is...perverse.
If you are interested in Italian food for the family dinner downtown, maybe you should try Colori Kitchen. For Brazilian, try Wood Spoon. For interesting Asian fusion, try Starry Kitchen. All three suggestions are reasonably priced.
Colori Kitchen
429 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Wood Spoon
107 W 9th St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Starry Kitchen
350 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90071
re: d_doubleyew
Thanks, everyone, for your advice. The concierge at our hotel recommended Takami sushi, which hasn't been mentioned. Not everyone in our group eats sushi, but it looks like they have a variety of other choices.
Does this sound like a good choice?
re: stebro
Much better sushi places out there than Takami. That wouldn't even make the top 10 list. If you want sushi, you are better off eating it while you are staying in WLA than DT. Mori Sushi, Sushi Zo, Kiriko, and now Shunji - these are places that get consistently great reviews on this board. For Japanese pub fair near downtown (in Little Tokyo) that is not limited to sushi, Honda-Ya is a solid choice.
Sushi Zo
9824 National Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034
11301 W Olympic Blvd Ste 102, Los Angeles, CA 90064
Mori Sushi
11500 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064
7015 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
re: Searching4Dunny
Takami is for the view. Not for the food.


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I recently bought a 2008 Focus CC3 for my wife which came with 18" Alloy Wheels (although they measure 19" across), which I would now like to SWAP/TRADE for a more standard ST type Alloy wheels before the wife scrapes them on the nearest kerb lol. Not sure what type but willing to consider most 'designs'.
All four wheels are in immaculate condition and fitted with almost new low profile 'Fullway' tyres.
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The house where a woman died in Narre Warren South. Photo: Penny Stephens
A man charged with the murder of a woman at a home in Melbourne's outer east has appeared in court.
Jian Li, 48, of Cranbourne, is charged with murdering Dong Mei Sun on Sunday.
Ms Sun was found with upper-body injuries inside a Narren Warren South home about 10.30pm on Sunday.
Paramedics worked to revive Ms Sun for half an hour, but she died at the scene.
On Monday, Homicide Squad detectives were scouring a property on Harold Keys Drive and questioning a man in his 40s.
Neighbours have reportedly told of hearing regular fighting coming from the house.
Mr Li appeared briefly in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday afternoon but the unavailability of a Mandarin interpreter meant the hearing could not proceed.
He was remanded in custody to face a filing hearing on Tuesday.
Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers on (1800) 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au
- With AAP