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Your top cheap eats
Recession or not, lunch is getting to be really expensive. I work at King and Spadina and getting a decent lunch under $10 is nearly impossible. But there are a few places that you can grab a good deal, here are mine:
1. Jerk Chicken and Bean Rice topped with Oxtail stew-Ackee Tree on Spadina 5.50 tax inc
2. BBQ Duck in Noodle Soup-Noodle King on Spadina 4.15 tax inc
3. Shrimp Dumpling Soup with Noodles-Swatow on Spadina ~$5
4. Steak Sandwich-European Meat Deli in Kensigton ~$4
What are yours?! Can be in any neighborhood.
I'm an east ender so my recs are from that area:
1. Jerk pork sandwich on coco bread with plantain, Nun Such Jerk - Lawrence/Kennedy ($3.50ish)
2. Falafel/Shawarma, Shawarma Empire - Lawrence just west of Warden ($4.99/$5.99 for two)
3. Chicken Vindaloo with rice or naan (lunch special), Cheetal Indian Cuisine - Old Kingston Rd/Military Trail ($5)
4. Banh mi, Rose cafe - Broadview/1st Ave ($2)
5. Banh mi, Nguyen Huong - Steeles/McCowan ($2)
6. Allan's Patty & coco bread with a pop, Mr. Jerk - Morningsige/Sheppard ($2)
7. Wood oven pizza, Calabria Bakery - Midland south of Ellesmere (starting at $8 for a pepperoni)
8. Potato roti, Roti Hut - Pitfield/McCowan ($4.50ish)
9. Crab curry, Hopper Hut - Sheppard/Kennedy ($5ish)
re: Dr Butcher
what's coco bread? coconut?
split a butter chicken or chicken tika masala roti from Ghandi Roti - $6/each
re: downtownfoodie
Coco bread is a sweet bun which is par baked and then folded in half to finish baking. It makes it's own flap which opens with a gentle pull so you don't have to slice it. I'm pretty sure it contains no coconut (at least the ones I've tried).
Here's a shot of a Nun Such Jerk sandwich I had a while back:
Babu on Sheppard Ave (east of McCowan) has some cheap lunch specials as well. I've only been once (can't remember the price but it was under $5). The selection was mind boggling.....
re: Dr Butcher
Correct - no coconut in coco bread.
re: Dr Butcher
As I understand it, it's called coco bread because you crack it open like a coconut. It was told to me by a Jamaican but I still don't know if she was just pulling my leg.
re: Dr Butcher
Cool nice post is the hopper hut crab curry real crab? Thanks for the east end restos cause i live there too. im going to either hopper hut or non such tomorrow.
The sandwich combo at Caplansky's for $10 (tax not incl)
The $7.99 Veg platter at Nazareth that serves 2 people (dinner only)
Manpuku Curry Beef udon- $5.99
Buddha's special veg noodles- $5.99
Little India's (on Queen) Veg Thali$10.99 Big enough for 2 famished people (with leftovers to spare)
Gallery Sushi- Sushi Takeout special 2 rolls for $5 (includes tempura shrimp and california choice)
Hare Krishna Iskon Sunday night Dinner- Free temple is at Avenue and Davenport
Baldwin Street Chinese Restaurant on the corner of Baldwin and McCaul- Wonton Soup is $3 and good broth and dumplings. Generous portion of each.
re: Muffin__Top
Which mother's? Last time I did a search, there were two.
re: itryalot
There's only one Mother's Dumplings that I know of. It's on Huron, just north of Dundas.
1. Roast pork belly with rice, veg, and soup $5. at Ho Ho, 3833 Midland Av.
2. Chick 'n Joy Monday and Tuesday special: 2 pieces, fries or biscuit, and gravy for $3.50
3. Pulled pork sandwich and fries at the BBQ place, Thickson and Wentworth, Whitby, $6.
4. Steame's in Oshawa for two dogs with cabbage, and a poutine, $7.50.
5. Dunn's smoked meat at Costco food court, $5.
6. Breadhouse, Bayly & Westshore, Pickering, for a sausage in puff pastry, $1.50
Chu Hau braised beef brisket and tendon Lo-Mien - Origin Congee/Noodle, Middlesfield T&T food court. Delicious and ultra tender meat. Generous portion of noodles, meat and vegetable and one of the best tasting wonton noodle broth in town! ( $4.25 )
re: munchieHK
Ritz is always my pick. Such a good deal and the price remains stable!
re: Crispy skin
Nun Such Jerk - is this place located in the plaza with the driver licencing bureau and a burger joint in the middle of the parking lot? There was a place near Sheppard about 5 mins from the 401 that had the best jerk pork sandwich and was approx $3.00 cheap and yummy.
re: MiniMom
MiniMom, you've got it. There is also a Chinese bakery in the same plaza that sells pretty much everything for under a dollar. I browsed through there the last time I hit Nun Such Jerk and picked up a pile of stuff for a few bucks. I remember liking the curried beef buns but they were so greasy.
re: MiniMom
Harry's Drive-In is the burger joint. They have the best home-made onion rings and a decent homeburger, though the bun is the kind that falls apart (browned layer peels off), which is annoying.
re: Crispy skin
Thanks for the reco for Vienna Meats. I went there today thinking I would have a schnitzel on a bun, but remembered the $6 dinner (which I wouldn't have had on my radar otherwise). Huge plate of nicely fried potatoes (nice browning) and hot, tangy, pickled cabbage, with a very nicely fried piece of pork schnitzel -- crispy, good breading and moist inside. Delicious with a wedge of lemon. It wasn't a huge, dinner-plate sized schnitzel, but the perfect size with the two sides (think saucer-plate size -- it would hang off the ends of a big kaiser).
I will definitely go back. The place was packed while I was there around lunch time today, and everyone was ordering schnitzel.
re: Crispy skin
Went back to Vienna Meats today and had the schnitzel on a bun with a huge side of pickled cabbage for under $6.00. The schnitzel was so nice and crunchy around the edges and moist inside. My friend had the Friday special of fish of the day, which was sea bass. It came with two sides for $6.50 and was a huge piece of really nicely cooked fish (a nice crust on one side). The fried potatoes with onion are really nice too. I liked my taste of his lunch so much that I got a take-out of the sea bass and had it for dinner tonight.
This place is a real hidden gem. Cheap eats, large portions, cooked with love. Too bad the seating is just wooden stools and small tables or a counter on one side. Not comfortable to sit and visit with someone, so we ended up at Calabria for dessert and coffee. Ironically, it's the first time I've been there when the pizza oven was still on, but we only had room for our desserts.
1. Yung Sing on Baldwin
2 . Black Camel across from Rosedale Station, $7 for their excellent brisket sandwich, slightly cheaper if you get the frequent flyer card
3. Mother's Dumplings
Oxtail dinner at Caribbean Queen on Bloor. Comes with rice and peas and cabbage. $4.
Bahn Mi. DN Vietnamese Sandwiches at the corner of Dupont and Edwin. Best Bahn Mi.
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re: Davwud
This link may be better.
Surprised no one mentioned this yet -- roti from One Love on Bathurst near Bloor. Vegetarian Caribbean food including a kick-A corn soup ($3/$5) and different rotis with your choice of whole wheat or chickpea tortilla ($5/$8). Amples portions and good prices.
I also work at King & Spadina and here are my picks:
Fusarro's at Spadina/Richmond - they have a $10 lunch special everyday - pasta/salad/bread - always terrific. Their pizza/sandwiches are good too - big portions - you could split with a pal for a cheap lunch (I wld estimate less than $6.00 each with a pop).
Craft Burger - combo special is $10 for burger/fries or rings/pop.
XTecca: On King east of Peter - I like the tacos (Burritos are too heavy). I believe they are $6.95 for two with chips n salsa. Pork and the shrimp are my fav.
re: thebutcher
For a burger with fries, I never really thought of Craft as particularly cheap. Decent taste, yes, but more medium priced, really.
re: vorpal
do you have a reco for a cheaper but still good tasting burger in the king/spadina area?
re: thebutcher
I'm not too familiar with the area, so no, but there are cheaper burgers in Toronto that are much better, and for me, location does not affect value when judging the quality of cheap eats.
re: vorpal
Not in that area but check out Collegiate Lunch on Gerard, just west of Greenwood.
Home made burger, (1/3 lb or so) with cheddar and bacon and fries (frozen but I don't mind) for $5.75
JayT turned me on to that place. Good call.
re: Davwud
I used to live RIGHT around the corner from this place (right at G&G) and am incredibly sad that I never popped in during the two years I was living there :(.
re: vorpal
The Chinese couple who own Collegiate bought it from a Greek around 1970, and he taught them how to grind the beef, add garlic and egg, and basically keep the place 60's diner style.
My first time there, I asked for a medium rare burger but they refused, and agreed to "not well done", and it came out juicy, with a hint of pink, so this is what I ask for now . It's a cash only place btw.
re: jayt90
I revisited Collegiate for the $5.75 burger special. Just as good as before, with a gently cooked home made patty from a flat top grill. The photo shows what you get for the price.
re: jayt90
That looks pretty damn good.
re: Davwud
Hmn. Will check this out! Thanks guys.
re: thebutcher
I believe you mean z-teca. I prefer bandidos/boyz though.
re: Negaduck
Thx Negaduck - did mean Z-Teca.
Does Bandidos have lighter option on their menu, like the Tacos at Z-Teca? I've only had the Burrito - which was great...but too heavy for a productive afternoon :)
re: thebutcher
Quesadillas? That's almost like a taco.
Boyz now serves a haddock burrito that isn't fried. You can always make it less hearty by holding the rice and beans.
ABC Bakery at 3816 Victoria Park has rib-sticking one-dish meals in the $5.00 range. My favourite is the Yung Chow fried rice. Great with Srirachia sauce. I used to go frequently when I worked in the area, and still miss it.
Mainsha at Donmills and Overlea has a great toonie special your choice of jerk, bbq or fried chicken 2pcs with rice of your choice plus your choice of coleslaw or macaroni salad for $2.50 great food at a great price
Pizza Pide at Gerrard and Pape. Pide (turkish variation of pizza) for 10$ thats enough to feed 2 people sometimes.
re: grandgourmand
I second the suggestion for Makkah. I enjoy their tandoori chicken and their curries are decent too. Prices are very reasonable and portions large and tasty. Self serve but with quite a few tables at the back. And often you can get parked right out front which is great if you're picking up.
Mine is the bahn mi at Ginger on Yonge near Bloor, $3 for delish grilled chicken or tofu (and also pork I think?) on a fresh bun. I can't eat it at my desk at work because it just smells so good that people would come and ask what it is!
re: garfield
Ditto that one.
Red bean walnut cake in ktown. 6 for $1.50 ... so DAMN good.. especially when it's fresh and the red bean is nice and oozy...*dies and goes to heaven*
(plus any ktown restaurant basically...ka chi, buk chang dong soontofu)
Gourmet burger co. 2.99 for a fix of sweet potato fries~ it's not the best sweet potato fries but it certainly does the trick, the gbc burger for 5.50 is not too shabby either with your choice of some toppings (mushrooms, avocado, caramelized onions) at no extra cost..
Buk Chang Dong
691 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G, CA
Brandt Meats in Mississauga (only open Wed-Sat) choice of farmer's sausage, weisswurst or bratwurst for about $2 if I recall, or a bit more. (I had two a week ago and got change from a $5) Alternatively a huge plate with a smoked pork chop (kassler) with home fries & good kraut for $6.
Brandt Meats
1878 Mattawa Ave, Mississauga, ON L4X, CA
Highland Farms sells trays of end pieces from the deli for $2.50 There is an assortment of sliced sausages, ham, headcheese (maybe), and cheese. Add two kaiser rolls and small drinks or milk, and two can have a good meal for $5.
Highland Farms
850 Ellesmere Rd, Toronto, ON M1P, CA
Tokyo Grill on the west side of Yonge just north of Wellesley is my absolute favourite cheap eats location. Fantastic home-style Japanese food served in a cutesy setting by lovely wait staff. One of the places I miss most from my Toronto days.
Tokyo Grill
582 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4Y1Z3, CA
I am so surprised that Gale's Snack Bar wasn't mentioned....or perhaps I was reading too fast.


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Match Works Tavern
- Address:
8500 Station Street
Mentor, OH 44060Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Match Works Tavern
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.matchworkstavern.com/
- Phone: (440) 255-0400
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, Global, International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Tom Quick
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We cater on and off premise for all events. Our Chef is skilled in catering of any style from casual picnic fair, appetizer buffets, to formal sit down dinners: French, Italian, Asian, American, Mediteranian......Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Fair. He will create a munu with you specific to your preferences and budget. Recently we have catered business luncheons, funeral receptions, rehersal diners, birthday parties, first comunions, fund raisers, golf outings, weddings and casual meet and greets with appetizer buffets.
- Entertainment: See our web site for featured entertainment. www.matchworkstavern.com
A word from Match Works Tavern
Come visit us in the historic Match Works Building for a truly unique culinary and social experience in a "casual atmosphere with serious food". Founder and Executive Chef Tom Quick is a graduate of California Culinary Academy in San Francisco. His culinary skills are an eclectic fusion of American, Asian and European cuisine. If you liked Epiq, you're sure to love his Match Works Tavern.Continued
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Match Works Tavern reviews from OpenTable diners
21 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.5
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelQuiet
neighborhood gem (11)great for outdoor dining (10)fit for foodies (6)good for groups (5)special occasion (5)notable wine list (2)romantic (2)late-night find (1)Show More
- Vinman71Bonitaboy71Dined on 10/25/2014It was my wife,s 60th. Birthday and the folks accommodated us to serve over 50 people in a room that was just the right size. We had a very generous spread of appitizers and a complete package of drinks.The food was great and the service was great as well. Tom & Denise did a excellent job of accommodating our group. The only disappointment was that I had ordered flowers for my wife through your webb site and they were never delivered. I sent a separate email to Katy at Open Table to investigate this issue and make sure that I didn,t get charged for this service.Please let me know what happened.I would also like to know if I earned 1000 points for this reservation as was stated on your web site?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sweetest dayOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/18/2014Food took long time, wasn't hot. Food was good not great. It was nice n clean service was great staff very friendly. Portion size great. Menu choices goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NickVIPDined on 10/11/2014I was excited to go and the overall experience was poor. Food was not anything special, small portions, and the place was empty.
- MoBlockDined on 9/10/2014Excellent food and service. Loved brick walls. Would definitely go back!Special Features:
- Birthday celebrationFun2niteVIPDined on 9/6/2014Our recent visit to Match Works was wonderful. Very good food. Excellent service. Our first visit and it won't be our last!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!LeakyRoofDined on 8/25/2014I had a chilian Sea Bass and it was out standing! My mom had the lamb and it was cooked perfect! Great find for a Monday night dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 134 reviews are from the Match Works Tavern reviews archive.
- Great comfort foodBeckymVIPDined on 7/25/2014I had chicken Marsala with mashed potatoes (which I haven't had in years) they were home made and the Marsala gravy was really yummy. My friend had lamb shank with mashed potatoes and she wanted to lick her plate. The lobster bisque is so filling I really didn't have room for my meal.Special Features:
- Good to the Last Drop!CloverdaleDined on 7/21/2014My wife and I had a very enjoyable Monday evening in the quiet ambience of this tavern. Pleasant way to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Fish and chicken entrees were excellent, hence the title of this review. Server was welcoming and appreciative of our business. We shall return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would not recommendOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/8/2014I begin by sating there was a oil smell upon entering. Also, there were about 3 ants we had to kill that crawled on table. My food, the perch was terrible. My daughters salom was ok, my husband said his salmon was good. For the price, we expected much, much, better.
- Love this placeSusanDined on 7/5/2014Small, out of the way, amazing food and good beer. Love it here.Special Features:
- Dining at the Matchworks Taverncuthere9Dined on 6/17/2014We had a reservation for 6:30 Tuesday evening. It wasn't necessary. The place was essentially empty. I don't know if it was just an anomaly, but we were there nearly 1.5 hours and we had the entire dining room to ourselves. This was fine with me, but it did seem unusual. Obviously we got very good service. The menu was somewhat limited. The food was very good, but over priced as were the drinks. The salads were especially skimpy considering what they cost. Maybe that explains the lack of business.Special Features:
- A wonderful night!IteachmathDined on 6/5/2014We had an excellent experience at Matchworks Tavern! We had 4 small children with us in a party of 13 to celebrate Papa's bday. The restaurant was very accomodating setting us up on the patio as we requedted. Although there is no kids menu, the chef cooks to order so made buttered noodles for a couple of our little ones. The servers were so friendly and the food was outstanding! Between us we had everything from lamb shank, steaks, fish to burgers. Everything was amazing! If there is one criticism I'd make it is that it took a while to get our food. But overall an excellent experience. I highly recommend it!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An excellent find!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/31/2014Dinner was excellent. Always looking for something different to go to other than the chain restuarants. This is the place.Special Features:
- Loved itGladtohavegoneDined on 5/30/2014A nice, quiet atmosphere with a relaxing and romantic atmosphere. The food was great. My wife loved the variety of martini's available. The service was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/24/2014Food was delicious, very tender, even though steak was more pink than I'd ordered. Vegees were delicious as well, but skimpy. Bananas Foster was pretty much ice cream soup by the time it was brought to the table . Place was rather empty for a Friday at 7.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fun4allDined on 5/23/2014We had a party of 12 for a Birthday Celebration. We had our own dining area, excellent food and very attentive service. The music from the lounge was right outside our room and the sound and quality was excellent background. We were able to enjoy the music and still converse and enjoy our personal conversations. The menu was varied, and offered a nice selection for our large group. The whole group was pleased with their selectionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine dinning at its bestRONZDined on 5/17/2014There were six guest present for dinner and everyone agreed that the food was excellent. The steak was prepared as ordered and all off the other food was hot and tasty. The server was friendly and courteous. The atmosphere was pleasant, but needed updating. The beverage list was superior and served at the proper temperature. The seating was comfortable and not crowded. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone that enjoys fine dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date night specialSomewhatregularsDined on 5/16/2014We went specifically for the date night special; French Onion soup (Tom makes the best), a huge Porterhouse steak with carrots and mashed potatoes, and a variation on Bananas Foster for dessert. Delicious! The steak was very tender and flavorful with plenty of meat for both of us. We paired it with a bottle of Petite Syrah that was excellent. I would have preferred that the bananas be sliced a little smaller but that is a very minor observation. A great meal and a great deal. I hope that they do more specials like this.Special Features:
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/11/2014Had been to Match Works in the past and the food was very good, quality was good. When we saw the Mother's Day menu we we pretty excited! When they brought the cheese plate out I knew we were in trouble. It was 4 slices of cheddar cheese 4 chunks of Swiss cheese that you could by at Marc's. Nothing special. Th e hummus was tasteless and watery. Didn't have the deviled eggs. Everyone was happy with the salad and bread. I ordered manicotti for my entre. It was ok, but not hot. They barely put it in the oven. The cheese was just melted on top, not browned to make the dish look inviting. For dessert most of the party got the carrot cake and it was so dry it wasn't edible. All in all it was disappointing and definitely not worth $38.00!
- Quiet and Lovely!Kathy75Dined on 4/30/2014I took my friend to The match Works for her birthday and we had a lovely lunch. Service was very good, food was outstanding and ambiance was lovely. I 10 on a scale of 10. They overheard my saying something to my friend about her birthday and surprised us with a delicious piece of carrot cake with candle and all!Special Features:
- Fond FarewellOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/26/2014We had a dinner for one of our team members who is departing. Food and service were exceptional.Special Features:
- Beyond Expectations for EasterluvLCDined on 4/20/2014Everything was perfect. I had a shrimp cocktail (they were 3" long) cooked perfectly and enough to share a piece with my daughter(5 large shrimp) She had the smoked trout bruschetta and shared one of them with me and even gave one of the deviled eggs up. For our second course I had the salmon over a freshly made crunchy potato pancake with a creamy dill sauce and she had the steamship round perfectly medium rare with delicious real mashed potatoes I had creme brulee that was classically perfect and the carrot cake was the best I have ever had with a pineapple filling drizzled with a salted caramel sauce. I hope they have the carrot cake for Mother's Day. We made reservations for Mother's Day on our way out.Special Features:
- happy easternatalieDined on 4/20/2014our home had a last minute plumbing issue, so we needed to find something near our home and a last minute find. this restaurant was just perfect. handicap accessible, low noise (which was good as we had an elderly person with us with hearing issues) and the food and service was fantastic. price was great for a 3-course meal. we will go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/20/2014For the price, the portions should have been bigger. Nice atmosphere, good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easter BrunchNoNameDined on 4/20/2014Good food and good service but was a little noisy for our taste. Sounds seemed to bounce off walls and ceiling. The ham had a sauce over it that wasn't mentioned on the menu but was surprisingly good. Felt a little rushed for an Easter Brunch even though the restaurant busy but not crowded.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverpricedFoodie4LifeDined on 4/18/2014The negatives: I got the lobster manicotti; a special. While it was tasty, and the pasta homemade, the lobster was cooked to death and entirely too tough. Additionally, for $30 a dish, I would have expected it to have included salad, or larger portion, to justify the cost. I have no problem paying $30 a meal, but two moderately-sized manicotti was definitely not worth the cost. Also, the decor is outdated and the bathrooms need serious upgrades. The positives: the homemade lemon blueberry cheesecake was amazing; and the espresso-chocolate mousse was one of the best things I have ever eaten - ever. Seriously-ever. The homemade bread was also quite delightful, and the staff was beyond amazing.Special Features:
- intimate with great foodluvLCDined on 3/22/2014I had gone to Match Works Tavern years ago and was excited to try it again. We ordered the Maine Lobster Bisque as an appetizer. It came out quickly along with some warm and very tasty bread. I ordered the Braised Beef Short Rib and was not disappointed. My boyfriend had the cod which was one of the specials that night and commented on how happy he was to go with this special.Good food with great service and an intimate atmosphere made this an excellent "date night" chose.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very NiceluvLCDined on 3/21/2014Drinks at the bar great. Wine recommendations from Genny perfect. We shared several specials, smoked salmon and trout mousse bruschetta, crab stuffed salmon with a delicious light citrus sauce, house-made lobster manicotti (they let us order 1/2 portion to taste) land we also asked to order just one piece of perch to try. Everything was delicious. I have not had a dining experience like this in a very long time. A nice treat. We will be back soon. Everyone there was so nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Time Here!luvLCDined on 3/10/2014Fresh lobster bisque, fresh roasted beet salad, braised lamb and the house made manicotti...hands on service chefs presence in the food...two thumbs up. We will be back next week!Special Features:
- Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras SpecialSomewhatregularsDined on 3/4/2014I love Cajun cooking so when I saw that Chef Tom was doing a Mardi Gras dinner I knew I had to go. We had the Louisiana Hot wings for an appetizer. Nice and meaty, hot and crispy, the sauce was not too spicy and had a little something in it to knock back the vinegar bite. Delicious! I had the Blackened Grouper which was also delicious. The rice under the fish, though it had good flavor was only lukewarm. My partner had the Sirloin Steak. She did not care much for the creole mustard sauce( not enough mustard) or the crab mashers (too fishy) but she did like the steak, which was perfectly cooked. Apparently our server was a fill-in and so service was lacking but all-in-all we enjoyed ourselves and will be back to enjoy the regular menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic place, we loved itSusanDined on 3/1/2014I didn't know this place was so close to our house until Open Table showed it when I looked this weekend. Fantastic food, I especially loved the braised short rib and my Tavern Greens salad with some heavenly crispy cheese medallions. Our server was incredibly knowledgable about the food, and even suggested a beer that I loved. I will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/1/2014Such a lovely dinner. Appetizers, salad, main courses all delicious. Very special and very well reprepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was outstanding,OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/22/2014The food was outstanding, the service was knowledgeable and attentive. A must for those seeking an upscale food experience with fresh ingredients!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceRayandJVIPDined on 2/7/2014What a gem! Everything else in the Match Works has crashed and burned but this is a great spot with an excellent staff and a very nice menu. The ambiance is wonderful - very tasteful and comfortable. This will definitely be a regular stop from now on.Special Features:
- Can't wait to go back.Foghorn31Dined on 2/1/2014Great wine selection, specials that really are, servers that treat you right and a host/owner that wants your evening to be a great experience. You can't ask for more. We will be making another reservation soon.Special Features:
- Look for This One!BillDined on 1/23/2014This restaurant is worth looking for, as the setting is truly wonderful and service delightful. Our wine was a delicious surprise, and the food outstanding. Definitely a great choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Matchworks Jan 2014MiamiQVIPDined on 1/11/2014We had dinner here because we were given a gift certificate. The venue is wonderful - nicely decorated, spacious, you can carry on a conversation without raising your voice. However, our table by the window was chilly - I had to keep my jacket on for the whole meal. Food was good - in fact the braised lamb was a real hit with my husband, My pumpkin ravioli was delicious but came out of the kitchen lukewarm. I didn't send it back because I didn't want to wait - it was edible,but certainly would have been much better a little warmer. The appetizers - lobster bisque and a calamari special - were both excellent. Service was a little annoying because there was little coordination among servers. Too much repeat requests by different people.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great in all ways!4dinersDined on 1/4/2014We dined there one night before attending a movie. Everything was excellent. We were in a bit of a hurry so decided we need to go back soon and just enjoy the evening there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Republicans slammed right-to-work legislation through the Michigan House and Senate Thursday, drawing raucous protests from throngs of stunned union supporters, whose outnumbered Democratic allies were powerless to stop it.
Just hours after they were introduced, both chambers approved measures prohibiting private unions from requiring that nonunion employees pay fees. The Senate quickly followed by voting to impose the same requirement on most public unions.
Although rumors had circulated for weeks that right-to-work measures might surface during the session's waning days, the speed with which the GOP-dominated Legislature acted Thursday caught many onlookers by surprise. Details of the bills weren't made publicly available until they were read aloud on both floors as debate began.
The chaos drew raucous protests from hundreds of union supporters, some of whom were pepper-sprayed by police when they tried to storm the Senate chamber.
Because of rules requiring a five-day delay between votes in the two chambers on the same legislation, final enactment could not take place until Tuesday at the earliest. Republican Gov. Rick Snyder, who previously had said repeatedly that right-to-work was "not on my agenda," told reporters Thursday he would sign the measures.
Democrats denounced the bills as an attack on worker rights, but the GOP sponsor insisted they would boost the economy and jobs. A House vote on public-sector unions was expected to come later.
A victory in Michigan would give the right-to-work movement its strongest foothold yet in the Rust Belt region, where organized labor already has suffered several body blows. Republicans in Indiana and Wisconsin recently pushed through legislation curbing union rights, sparking massive protests.
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"This is all about taking care of the hard-working workers in Michigan, being pro-worker and giving them freedom to make choices," Snyder said.
"The goal isn't to divide Michigan, it is to bring Michigan together," Snyder said.
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Lt. Gov. Brian Calley repeatedly gaveled for order during the Senate debate as Democrats attacked the legislation to applause from protesters in the galley. At one point, a man shouted, "Heil Hitler! Heil Hitler! That's what you people are." He was quickly escorted out. Another later yelled, "We will remember in November."
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After reading Kathleen Parker's Aug. 9 column, "Romney's words abroad show contrast with Obama," on Mitt Romney's recent trip abroad, I found myself re-reading it -- several times.
I found the discussion of subsidiarity and solidarity to be particularly insightful. It crystallized for me a concept that I have subconsciously understood but have been unable to articulate until now. I am referring to the belief that large governments tend to deprive you of not only your rights as an individual, but also of your obligations as a member of society.
I am not a religious person, but I do believe that every individual has a personal obligation to help those who are less fortunate, and that this obligation can be discharged only through direct involvement at the local level.
People tend to forget that institutions that today are government-run or government-funded, such as hospitals, libraries and even schools, were originally created and funded by churches, guilds and merchants.
"Social Justice" should be pursued by individual members of society and the organizations that they directly support.
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Wain, Lewis H.; real estate; born, Ravenna, O., Oct. 15, 1863; son of Hugh and Hannah Jennings Wain; educated, Cleveland public schools; married, Cleveland, May 5, 1897, Mary Jenness Merwin; issue, three children; active in the reorganization of the Cleveland Real Estate Board in 1895; pres. of the Board in 1896, and a trustee for five years; operator and broker in real estate and mortgages; pres. The L. H. Wain Co.; director Land Title Abstract Co.; pres. Cleveland Realization Co.; member Sons of American Revolution; has demonstrated the substantial and profitable character of Cleveland and adjacent real estate as an investment by his own well-selected holdings. Recreations: Motoring and Farming.
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Fair Haven student charged in assaultsApril 17,2014A 17-year-old Fair Haven High School student is facing criminal charges for sexually assaulting one teenage girl and assaulting another.
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Richardson, who appeared in court on citations, remains free on court ordered conditions that include that he have no unsupervised contact with females under the age of 16 and that he abide by all restrictions placed on him by the FHUHS principal.
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Givenchy's boundary-pushing Creative Director Riccardo Tisci is always doing his best to turn our idea of cool on its head. He's Kanye West's best friend, well-known for dressing both Kim Kardashian and Baby Nori and in major cahoots with fashion's one-and-only Carine Roitfeld; every move the designer makes is watched attentively. So his decision to makes a point of celebrating his love of diversity in his new campaign that is sure to have ramifications across the industry. Coming after a recent attack on the homogeneity of international model casting (70's casting director and supermodel Bethann Hardison wrote an open letter addressed to the CFDA on the subject with fellow models Naomi Campbell and Iman on side), Tisci's images are all the more powerful.
Tisci had already been planning his new campaign with its singer star Erykah Badu as the face when Hardison's arguments hit the press and he had gone on record on style.com to talk about how diversity had always attracted him. "I discovered Joan Smalls, I discovered Maria [Borges]. I discovered a lot of black girls, and I've been always supporting them. For me, I grew up in a family and I grew up in a culture, an education, that we all are the same," he said.
The new Givenchy campaign sees Badu and models Maria Borges, Riley and Dominik Bauer embodying that diversity, bringing international beauty from disparate parts of the globe and creating typically achingly cool shots.
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Diverse casting is no new trend for Riccardo, who caused a media stir when he cast the first transgender model Lea T (his former assistant) to walk on his catwalk in May 2010. "She's always been very feminine: super-fragile, very aristocratic. She's part of the family," he told WWD at the time.
Tisci hopes that the rest of the globe will take his lead: "It's 2013. Everybody's being so cool about Instagram, about Facebook, any media—everybody's being so open. At the end of the day, why are not so many black girls or Latin girls in shows? When you have an American president who is black! When I see this happening, it's quite sad, I think. People can be so avant-garde, so advanced, but actually not, because people are still making differences between skin color." Well said Mr Tisci.


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University of North Dakota men's hockey coach Dave Hakstol has publicly apologized for his actions at Saturday night's game in Minnesota.
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Western Collegiate Hockey Association Commissioner Bruce McLeod says Hakstol's action was unsportsmanlike conduct. UND has until Wednesday to suggest a penalty. It could include private apologies, a public reprimand from the league, a fine and a suspension.
Hakstol says he called Adam after the game to personally apologize. He issued a public statement of apology to fans, players and the WCHA for letting his emotions get the better of him.
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It's an understatement to say that New Times music editor Martin Cizmar has the ability to piss people off. Everyone from Ted Nugent to Frankie Muniz has had harsh words for Martin. In January, Cizmar wrote a blog post with the rather innocent headline, "Do House Shows Matter?" expressing his concern that the Valley's thriving DIY house-show scene undermined struggling small venues like The Trunk Space and the former incarnation of Modified Arts. Within days, the post amassed 120-plus comments — some of them intelligent critiques of Cizmar's point and others hilarious, bizarre accusations of Cizmar being a racist Holocaust denier.
The folks at notable house venue Ye Olde Bike Saviours apparently decided that irony is the best revenge, naming their three-day DIY-centric festival "Cizmarch Madness." The event features excellent touring acts like Blessure Grave and Twin Crystals, who are on their way to Texas, as well as South by Southwest-bound AZ acts like Pigeon Religion. But not without a hitch — the event is scheduled against the Trunk Space's Rampage Fest, hosting its own slate of Austin-bound acts, including No Bunny, So Cow, and Abe Vigoda. Cizmar took the competing shows as validation of his original assertion, but not everyone sees it that way.
"I can't agree that house shows undermine the existence of venues like Trunk Space, Phix Gallery, and Yucca," says Select Shows promoter Josh Rodriguez, who booked Rampage Fest at Trunk Space. "When I read statements like that, it makes me want to believe that one doesn't fully understand how concert events on a small scale [or DIY level] are run. I do not feel insulted as others might in those circles, only because my first assumption is that there is definitely a lack of understanding."
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Rodriguez is an interesting case. In addition to booking venues like Trunk Space, Rodriguez regularly books house shows as well. "Not that there's anything wrong with being informed or having the opportunity to inform others," he says. "But I feel the unfortunate turn is that those feelings and understandings aren't exactly correct — from what I've read and seen — and are being published to a circulation of at least 300,000, and half the people reading it actually believe it. Though the half that could believe what they're reading instead of learning for themselves usually don't participate in going to house shows or shows at the Trunk Space, Phix, or Yucca [anyway]."
As it turns out, the folks at YOBS have attempted to schedule their shows early enough that music fans could split their time and attend both shows.
"A lot of the time-arrangement efforts came more on YOBS' end, which is something I deeply appreciate," he says. "I love this scene, but Phoenix is definitely not Austin, nor is it Los Angeles, New York, or Montreal. Though First Fridays may be packed with thousands of people, Phoenix does not have the support for local and national music like those cities. Everyone involved in these projects have participated in producing events on this scale — not just during SXSW — for a long time . . . Making it affordable and asking the touring bands to combine events into 'mini-fests' was the best possible solution, including the adjusted schedules, which should be considered icing on the cake."
Regardless of your stance on the house-show debate, both festivals feature awesome acts. When it comes down to it, isn't that what it's all about, regardless of whether they're rocking a stage or a living room?
My suspicion is that folks at YOBS operate on a standard very similar to Rodriguez's: "I only do shows for bands I like, and it makes me feel good when people are stoked about a band I like. It means a lot."
I love you Josh! Love you! Great article but one thing makes a scene strong, Unity. Especially when that scene is not as strong as one may think.
twin crystals rule! they played my house on my birthday, so it's way fun to see their mugs in this article... frankly i for one will be going back and forth to each venue to partake in each of these events, albeit not on the same nights. i'm sure that may be the case for most of whom may interested in both Rampage and Cizmarch. the two events compliment each other rather than compete, and i think people on either side on the attendance fence have realized that and have accepted it regardless of what bah-humbug promoters &/or troll new times columnists have to say. in a way, to see both ends of the live music spectrum be operating at full power on the same weekend is a positive testament to the quality and commitment all shared behind our local music scene.


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The farther inland from the beaches you explore, the more you'll find of the beautiful, traditional Mexico neighborhoods, it is a more residential area, with some hidden gems of restaurants for those in the know. see the Insider's picks. There will be fewer tourists and you'll experience the atmosphere of what Puerto Vallarta was like before it became the tourist destination it is today.
We have two bridges across the Rio Cuale now, connecting the South Side to Downtown, one northbound and one southbound. There's also a pedestrian bridge by the beach which connects to the downtown Malecón (seaside promenade).
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The oldest part of Puerto Vallarta, was from Parque Hidalgo to the Rio Cuale, with just planks on rocks to cross over the river. About 1933 a cable bridge was constructed. It wasn't until the sixties that a stone bridge was built at Miramar (1954), which got to be called the Old Bridge, when the 'New' one was built years later down river.
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