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Allen Stone made a lasting impression on Chattanooga music lovers last summer when he performed at Nightfall.
As a result, Kori Warriner, 42, of Chattanooga, is a dedicated fan. She likes his vibe.
"He had the whole crowd moving. His music just made you feel good," Warriner says. "His music is very upbeat, and it's refreshing to hear an artist whose songs don't all sound the same. He went from sappy, sad love songs to happy pop songs and everything in between."
Interview magazine described Stone, who lives in Seattle, as "the most soulful, pitch-perfect voice in new American music," while the New York Times compared his music to that of Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Donny Hathaway and Bill Withers. But singer/songwriter Young, 27, calls himself "a hippie with soul."
And, like many soul singers, he started his singing career in church, where he says he "learned to connect emotionally with songs through that."
"I think that's what I'm able to go back to now when I sing live," he told Interview. "It's a very therapeutic, emotional and spiritual experience for me, getting to sing. I sing all day, every day. It's probably loosely based in my connection growing up with it like I did."
Still, while church was where he got his start, he acknowledges that the soul and R&B singers of the '60s and '70s also touched his spirit.
"Soul music from that time wasn't just about bumpin' and grindin' at the club -- it was a huge part of a cultural movement. That's where my inspiration comes from," Stone says.
Terri Smith, of Signal Mountain, also jumped on the Allen Stone bandwagon after his performance last year in Chattanooga.
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Former Chattanoogan Stacey McCray, now of Rome, Ga., calls Stone "pretty amazing."
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LONDON - Fru Hazlitt, the Virgin Radio chief executive, has resigned with immediate effect and programme director Paul Jackson has been appointed as her successor.
Hazlitt was recently tipped for a promotion to chief executive of Virgin Radio's parent company Scottish Media Group.
However SMG suspended the recruitment process in December after deciding to commence discussions with Ulster Television about a merger of the two companies.
Hazlitt joined Virgin Radio in August 2005 from Yahoo! UK and Ireland where she was managing director.
She said: "I've had a fantastic time at Virgin Radio and I feel privileged to have been able to work with such a talented group of people, but I have other things in my life that I want to achieve and it's time for me to move on. I wish Paul and the whole team all the success that they deserve."
She is not believed to have lined up another job and is contracted to the station for four months following her departure.
Jackson has been the station's programme director since 2001 and handled the chief executive role on an acting basis for several months during 2005.
Donald Emslie, SMG's acting chief executive, said: "I'm sorry to see Fru go. She's been an inspirational leader for Virgin Radio and her knowledge of the radio and online world has taken the station to the next level.
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Five senior Hamas lawmakers detained in Israel will remain in prison after the Supreme Court of Justice rejected their appeal on Thursday.
The court ordered that they be held in remand until the end of legal proceedings.
The Hamas members were nabbed in an late-night arrest raid in June in response to Gilad Shalit's kidnapping and continued attacks against Israel.
After their interrogation, the five were indicted in a military court on charges of membership in a terrorist organization and holding positions in a terrorist organization, among other offenses.
Ruling appealedIn September the Military Court at the Ofer camp ordered their release after deciding they did not pose a clear and present danger and the prosecution could not claim otherwise because Israel did not object to their participation in the Palestinian elections – which the state was authorized to do according to Israeli-PA agreements.
The ruling established that Israel's decision not to oppose their candidacy set a standard implying that no criminal charges would be leveled against them for participating in the Palestinian elections. Thus, they were granted a judicial stay due to bureaucratic errors.
The state appealed the military court's decision to the Appeals Court, which ruled in favor of the state and approved the Hamas lawmaker's continued imprisonment.
"The State of Israel maintained from the beginning that it did not approve of Hamas' participation in the Palestinian Authority elections, and even declared publicly to the whole world that Hamas is a terror organization," the court decision said.
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If The State Fair of Texas is Fried Christmas, Abel Gonzales Jr. is its Fried Jesus. The first year of the Big Tex Choice Awards, he won with Fried Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich. The second year, he won with Fried Coke. Third year: Fried Cookie Dough was his winner. The fifth year he competed, he w ... More >>
I love the State Fair of Texas. I also love fried things. Which means I have a deep, undying love for the Big Tex Choice Awards. And for the last few years, I've been so excited to go to the competition to get a chance to try all the new fried ridiculousness. This year was different. None of the ... More >>
I hope you haven't packed your shorts for the summer yet. The weather for opening day at the State Fair of Texas is hot and muggy with a fine aerosol of crisp and clean frying oil. I zipped over to Fair Park today to find the winner of this year's fried food competition. Abel Gonzales' deep fried ... More >>
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See also: The Fried Food Finalists Coming to the State Fair of Texas 2012 Last Wednesday, the eight finalists of the Big Tex Choice Awards were announced. Today, they gathered for an epic fried battle. Three judges (1310 The Ticket's Donovan Lewis, Representative Eric Johnson from the Texas House o ... More >>
See also: 2012 Big Tex Choice Awards: Did Someone Say Fried Bacon Cinnamon Roll? The 2012 Big Tex Choice Awards, which is a sophisticated way of saying All That Fried Goodness at the State Fair of Texas, were announced yesterday. It included such chest-graspers as Fried Bacon Cinnamon Roll, Fried P ... More >>
Sorry, Your Heart. It's time for the State Fair of Texas Big Tex Choice Awards. Finalists were just announced. Here's the list, plus a little about the history of some of this year's competitors. The eight finalists for the 2012 Big Tex Choice Awards (in no particular fried order): Deep Fried Jamb ... More >>
Debbie Hays, from BW's Famous Fried Ribs at the State Fair of Texas, tells me she's been serving up fried ribs at the fair for 24 years. Twenty-four freaking years? How the dong have I never had these things? Hays says, "Seriously, how have you not tried them? They're not chicken-fried. They're seas ... More >>
Denise GarzaFried brownies will make you fried happy.This year, Denise Garza (with her sister Norma and her niece Roxanne) made it to the second round of the Big Tex Choice Awards with Heavenly Deep-Fried Brownies. While the concept of frying a brownie isn't completely new to this fair (las ... More >>
DIY fried cookie dough. Oh snap.Last week, my friend told me about a batch of cookies she made with Oreo cookies crumbled inside them. "It's a cookie in a cookie!" Pretty impressive. But what would obviously be more impressive? We had to fry it. (begin Ghostbusters parody) "Who you gonna ca ... More >>
Andy SalinasTurns out, Andy Salinas' Walking Taco is really a taco salad in a Doritos bag.Andy Salinas made it into the Big Tex Choice Awards as a finalist with his Walking Taco. He says, "It's a taco that you can walk around the fair and eat." I'm confused. I've never met a taco that wasn't al ... More >>
All photos by Danny FulgencioJudge Abel GonzalesYou may need to sit down. Take a breather. The State Fair is beyond space-epic, at this point. You've eaten a good chunk of the fair's fried foods already, haven't you? Maybe a giant, throbbing red pickle or too? (Maybe you're throbbing too). If you ... More >>
As Dallas Observer's Cheap Bastard, Alice Laussade, so eloquently put it in this week's cover story, fried food at the State Fair of Texas might have jumped the shark, thanks to Mark Zable's fried beer. Zable's creation won this year's Big Tex Choice Awards' Most Creative prize. The annual fried- ... More >>
Photo by Hanna RaskinFried beer"You can't go wrong with chocolate!," a satisfied volunteer crowed upon exiting the Big Tex Choice Awards. Except, it seems, at the State Fair of Texas, where savory resoundingly trumped sweet at this morning's awards ceremony. Fried beer claimed the "most crea ... More >>
A fried PB&JSince Jose Ralat Maldonado announced on this blog the finalists for this years Big Tex Choice Awards for Best Fried Foods at this year's upcoming festival, it brought back memories of fairs past and all the folderol created last year by Abel Gonzales' award-winning Fried Butter - ... More >>
The Friar of Fried, Abel Gonzales Jr., might have already gone national with coverage of his blessed artery-clogging concoctions at the State Fair of Texas, but he's about to steal the hearts of housewives everywhere with an appearance on the Rachael Ray Show. On July 28, four-time winner of a ... More >>
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. - It seemed like a great idea -- build a treehouse on his property for two growing boys. But for one local man, it's turning into a big, expensive lesson in government red tape.
Mark Grapin thought his two sons would love the treehouse.
He called Fairfax County before starting to find out the rules for the Broyhill Park neighborhood in the Falls Church area of the county.
"The guy in building permits laughed me off the phone," Grapin says. He was told it's a treehouse and not built to any code.
So Grapin went to the local home improvement store, bought $1,400 worth of supplies and spent six weekends building the treehouse.
It has red clapboard siding, shingles, a slide, a pull-down ladder, two climbing ropes, closed windows and shutters.
It is wrapped around the tree but stands free, not touching the tree. It stands to the side of his house.
Grapin says his immediate neighbors had no complaints, but someone did complain anonymously to Fairfax County.
Grapin was told he had to treat it like an addition to his house and get a zoning variance. He spent more than $1,800 getting the proper forms and going through a hearing.
The home sits on a corner lot and Zoning Board Chairman John Ribble says that means what Grapin thought was a side lot is actually the front lot.
The variance was rejected.
Grapin says he has an appeal scheduled for Nov. 30, but if he loses that he will have to remove the treehouse.
"I don't have the heart for it," he says. "I'm gonna go pay some day laborers and hide in the house while they take a saw to it."
If that happens, what will he tell his kids?
"Daddy makes mistakes. We tried our best. I made a mistake by not knowing enough."
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I am Scott Hoge, and welcome to my website. Hoge-Essays represents my effort to express new and occasionally controversial ideas to the world of academics, politics, and government. The subjects of the essays contained on this website include philosophy, mathematics, theoretical physics, biology, politics and psychiatry. One essay details an unusual incident in my personal life and examines what might have led to it. The essays are aimed collectively and largely at a consideration of the problem of world suffering and of its possible resolution.
About me: I am a philosophy and computer science double major. As a child, I was a precocious mathematics student, teaching myself calculus at age 13 and proceeding to learn tensor calculus (the mathematical language of Einstein's theory of general relativity) the following year. Hoge-Essays began in 2009, following my repeated confinement in behavioral facilities after I had brought up the subject of suicide. It was during this time that I began to question the role of psychiatry in my life as well as challenge the diagnostic labels that had been applied to me since childhood. I suddenly realized that my surrounding culture's view of life was full of common prejudices. These prejudices range from handed-down phrases, which constitute flawed ways of speaking about the physical world, to deeply ingrained convictions about the nature of right and wrong.
The content of some of the essays is so shocking that I was once pulled out of class and goaded for almost an hour by a faculty member who turned out to be a Virginia Tech alumnus. He had found the essays on my website and expressed a concern that I would go on a shooting similar to Cho Seung-Hui's. He further threatened to have me expelled from school and placed back into a behavioral facility. Despite his efforts, I avowed not to become angry during the meeting and now look toward graduation (with 35 straight A's to boot).
The idea that the masses' view of life is awash with prejudices is not new. In his essay On Liberty, John Stuart Mill writes:
"[On] any matter not self-evident, there are ninety-nine persons totally incapable of judging it, for one who is capable ... How has it become so? Because he has kept his mind open to criticism of his opinions and conduct. Because it has been his practice to listen to all that could be said against him; to profit by as much of it as was just, and expound to himself, and upon occasion to others, the fallacy of what was fallacious. Because he has felt, that the only way in which a human being can make some approach to knowing the whole of a subject, is by hearing what can be said about it by every character of mind. No wise man ever acquired his wisdom in any mode but this ... [He] has a right to think his judgment better than that of any person, or any multitude, who have not gone through a similar process." (Chapter II)
In my reflections, I aim to live up to this expectation. Rather than merely "pick a side" in a controversy, garner a network of friends on that side, and inveigh against those on the opposing side for all the wrong reasons, I attempt to probe the source of a controversy, giving it all the due care and attention that a mathematician gives to a delicate math problem. In the case of politics, this typically leads to a realization that individual policies are in themselves neither "good" nor "bad," but derive their significance from their participation in an entire system of policies contributed to by the actions of many individuals. In such a system, there may turn out to be a dearth or an abundance of happiness, however happiness is so measured. The exact level of happiness is dependent upon millions of variables and almost never adjusts concretely with the adoption of any single "good" policy. But that is just one example of the way in which, through the avoidance of fallacy, careful judgment is arrived at. People commit all sorts of fallacies when they pretend to know what they're talking about, and that includes many professionals, politicians, and political activists today. 2 pp. 1 p. 2 pp. 2 pp. 20 pp. 3 pp. 2 pp. 8 pp. 2 pp. 2 pp. 8 pp. 13 pp. 5 pp. 11 pp. 1 p. 4 pp. 5 pp.
It needn't be added that some people will be provoked upon reading my essays. Any time someone comes along to challenge what "everyone knows," they are met with unanimous hostility, as Einstein himself noted. He further added in a time capsule note that "the intelligence and character of the masses is incomparably lower than the intelligence and character of the few who produce something valuable for the community." Sadly, this has been the truth in my society. In the United States, I find a preponderance of citizens who lack a heart and who refuse to question their base cultural prejudices. Yet there will be some who will identify with what I write, understand my frustration with all those who promote suffering, and perhaps find the courage to speak out on issues that the majority has been too shallow to confront.
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At the time of writing, 2009, I'm a 26-year-old philosophy major. My hobbies include reading, writing, math tutoring, environmental protection, playing my keyboard, gaming, and having fun (when possible!). I have a photo gallery with only one picture, but I might get others.
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These are serious essays, some of them devoted to controversial subjects. They are absolutely free to download, print, and exchange, and I've made an effort not to balloon them up to a size larger than needed. Where copyrights occur, you may do the same and exchange them, as long as you do not write the product off as your own. I don't want a single word of my poem to be altered!
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Aside from their brevity, most of them I have written in suffering after a five-month-long project of continuous labor ('trying for God') ended in nightmares and hallucinations. Frighteningly enough, I've also been retching in response to social maltreatment, and while there are numerous times I would have liked to commit suicide, some of my experiences while 'trying' were so horrific that I have stayed alive, in part to protect others. You may read more about these experiences below.
Notice to Police, Clinicians, and Psychiatrists In Case of Baker Act
My written letter to those who would Baker Act me, which I carry with me and have included here for reference, free for download, alteration, and personal use.
Why I Choose Not to Take Medication
My written letter to the psychiatric community and others who would tell me to take medication, also included for reference and free for download, alteration, and personal use.
Why I Haven't Simply Committed Suicide
A defense of my decision to remain alive despite suggestions that those who suffer should kill themselves.
Before You Call Me Delusional
Recommended reading for those who would challenge my claims in the following essay.
Am I a Victim of Intellectual Sabotage?
I describe what was possibly the most frightening coincidence I have ever encountered in my life.
The rest are written mostly on the subjects of science and philosophy. Each essay can be downloaded in .doc format to print in Microsoft Word. If you have any comments at all, you may mail them to me or write them in the Guestbook. I've provided links at the bottom of this page and each essay for that purpose.
In Defense of Animal Rights
I refute four arguments against animal rights.
The Weaknesses of Competition for Individual Strength and the Evolutionary Value of Small Size
I show that being large and muscular has consequences in addition to benefits.
Supernatural Numbers and Undecidable Arithmetical Statements
I give a proof of Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem and a short intuitive description of ZFC + ~G.
Many-Worlds and the Origin of Life in the Universe
I discuss the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics and some of its explanatory power.
On Trust
I outline several definitions of trust, one based on the theory of reward expectation.
Rejection and Asperger's Syndrome
My thoughts on Asperger's Syndrome as someone who has been diagnosed (though I do not claim to have it).
Expected Reward and Psychosis
A theory of psychosis in terms of social reinforcement
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Darwinism and Sexual Selection
A survey of Darwin's theory of evolution and an associated theory of sexual attraction.
Christianity as Deliberate Lie and Political Dominance Strategy
A theory of Christianity as a lie used to dominate Christian servants.
Poem: If God Were a Bully
I wrote this poem before the above-mentioned essay to depict the cruel possibility of a God who tortures ugly people.
The Role of Genetic Adaptation in the Creation of New Ideals, Societies, and Political Systems
I describe how we may adapt over time to laws and political systems, such as socialism.
Drug Use: Anecdotes and Fallacies
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Iron Supplementation of Marginally Low Birth Weight Infants (JOHN)
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|March 2004
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Iron is essential for brain development and there is a well established association between iron deficiency in infants and poor neurological development. In Sweden, about 5% of newborns have low birth weight (< 2500 g). Due to small iron stores at birth and rapid postnatal growth, they have increased risk of iron deficiency and it is therefore important to prevent iron deficiency in this population. However, excessive iron supplementation can have adverse effects in infants such as growth impairment. In a randomized, controlled trial, we are investigating the effects of 0, 1 or 2 mg/kg/d of iron on brain myelination, cognitive development and growth in low birth weight infants.
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AT&T Stadium is as much a spectacle for spectators as the events taking place there. Officials boast that the Statue of Liberty could fit from top to bottom in the world's largest domed structure, 2.3 million square feet. The stadium is twice as long as St. Louis' Gateway Arch. It is truly a sight to see. We give you a few things worth passing by while you're there.Tom Landry statueIf you're a real Cowboys fan, you'll stop by to pay tribute to this tribute to the team's original coach, who led the team to two Super Bowls wins in five appearances and 10 NFC Championship Games between 1970-82. He stands as he did on the sideline, on the north side of the stadium.Sky MirrorThe newest addition to the grounds of AT&T Stadium is "Sky Mirror," the most expensive addition to the Cowboys' collection of artwork. Jerry Jones acknowledged at the dedication in October that he paid $10 million for the work and $4 million to install. The 35-foot-diameter circle of stainless steel that sits on a black granite plinth on the east side of the stadium traveled the world before finding a final resting place in Arlington. It has taken on new significance at AT&T Stadium, reflecting Texas: big open skies and hundreds of thousands of football fans.ArtAT&T Stadium is a piece of work, make no mistake. But the masterpieces that dot the stadium concourses make a visit worth more than a sports experience. More than a dozen artists are featured, including Franz Ackermann, whose 3-story-tall commission captures his memories of his trip from his native Berlin to Dallas-Fort Worth. A silhouette of Texas Stadium is included, "suggesting that the past is part of the present and that the best memories are shared." A more unique work is "Win!" by Mel Bochner, whose self-styled "Thesaurus Paintings" focus on how language can both "convey and derail" meaning.ToursVIP tours are a good way to see all the nooks and crannies of the stadium, including the Cowboys' locker rooms and those of the world famous cheerleaders. Unfortunately, the cheerleaders aren't there. A VIP tour is $17.50 and takes about an hour and a half. Other, less expensive tours are available, but not every day. Call ahead.Now that's a TV The video board that goes from the 20-yard line on one end of the field to the other is as tall as a 6-story building and covers 25,000-square feet. Texas Stadium in Irving cost $35 million to build. This thing cost $40 million. You'd need help hanging this over the fireplace.A celebration of the past in picturesWalk any which way or take an elevator, you'll find pictures of memorable plays and players in Cowboys history. Along the suite area is the Drew Pearson's "Hail Mary" reception in three frames, including the third, which shows in the background a shocked home Minnesota crowd and a lone, solitary Cowboys fan in the midst of celebration. The photos in black and white represent a moment before Jerry Jones bought the Cowboys in 1989. Those in color happened during Jones' 25-year tenure as owner.Cotton Bowl officesThe nerve center of the Cotton Bowl? Why, you ask? Go take a look. They're pretty slick. The entry way includes a piece of art that appears to be a cluster of silver helmets near the floor that thins out as it ascends to the ceiling. What they represent are all the schools with hopes of winning a national championship and then as it moves toward the ceiling, they thin, just like the teams' title hopes. At the top is one helmet. Also, on the windows outside the offices are notable plays from the game's 78 years, including Rice's "47 Sweep," in which the Owls' Dicky Maegle was tackled by an Alabama bench player. Featured also is "Split Left," run by Arkansas and offensive guard Jerry Jones in the 1965 game with Nebraska.World's largest movable doors and retractable roofThe doors at the east and west ends are truly engineering marvels. They're each 120 feet tall and to open them requires choreography. Each side must open at the same time because wind finding entrance from one end will blow out the windows on the other. Stadium officials learned this the hard way, it is said. The retractable roof, which mostly stays closed, requires 128 motors to open and close and can do the job in 12-15 minutes.Things you want to see but won'tJuly's electric bill, said to be in the range of $600,000 to $700,000 a month during the summer months. Oy.Things you don't want to see but couldRoom F414-1. It's the jail-drunk tank below the stadium. Behave, frat boy.
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- Address:
3435 Waialae Avenue #103
Honolulu, HI 96813Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.townkaimuki.com/
- Phone: (808) 735-5900
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Saturday: 6:30am - 11:00am; Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Ed Kenney and David Caldiero
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wine
A word from Town
"Local first, organic whenever possible, and with Aloha always" is the mantra upon which this unpretentious neighborhood bistro was founded. With a menu that changes daily to reflect the freshest market ingredients, Town features hand-cut pastas and gnocchi, slow-braised meats, fresh local seafood, a wine list of small artisan producers, and hand-crafted cocktails. Drawing inspiration from classic recipes of the Mediterranean, Town's cuisine is best described as Contemporary American with an Italian sensibility, where the ingredients are allowed to shine and nothing is wasted. With bar and "dog-friendly" patio seating reserved for walk-in guests, the restaurant has become a favorite for casual impromptu dining as well as for special occasions. Town is located in hip Kaimuki, just minutes from Waikiki, and is loved by locals and visitors alike. Go to Town.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
Town reviews from OpenTable diners
162 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (125)neighborhood gem (112)hot spot (46)great for lunch (38)special occasion (37)great for outdoor dining (35)good for groups (31)notable wine list (29)romantic (22)great for brunch (16)late-night find (13)vibrant bar scene (10)kid-friendly (8)scenic view (1)Show More
- Food is crafted and excellent.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/24/2014Excellent menu with fresh and healthy options. All menu items were unique and required a bit of explanation to help us decide. For desert, we chose the gelato. Beware....this comes in a jar...and the portion is quite large....enough for sharing. All went well until it was time to pay our bill. Our server seemed to disappear. She had been attentive up to this point. So we waited and waited to get our bill. Once we did get the bill I immediately slipped the credit card into the folder and made it visible on the table. Then we waited and waited again. I finally had to bring my card to the hostess stand and ask if someone would take care of it. Well my server returned to the table and gave me the wrong check with someones else's credit card, Eventually she found my credit card and we paid and left. I think the whole "waiting to pay" process took half an hour. Perhaps the serving staff could improve on teamwork. I saw several standing around while I was trying to locate my own server.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Dining ExperienxceHomeHawaiiVIPDined on 11/22/2014The dining at Town is a very memorable experience. Menu selections are creative and tasty. Service was perfect. The only issues are the noise level that can be challenging to table conversation and the parking is tedious (can you say - valet parking). Despite the loud ambient chatter and frustrating search for a parking space the restaurant is an excellent dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceBdwoodDined on 11/19/2014We have eaten here twice, both times the food and service was fantastic, both times we are indoors and it was loud, too loud to talk in a normal voice and be heard. The food is so good, we will come back, but maybe try outdoors and deal with the traffic. Make no mistake, the food and service are excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- never had a disappointing meal hereluluDined on 11/17/2014one of the only places in honolulu which serves paiai in a variety of combinations. you never know what they are going to pair the paiai with...veges, meat, its a fabulous oral surprise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phenomenal dinner there 11/14/14.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/14/2014My husband had their tasting menu, with the paired wines - every single dish was wonderful. I had their pork belly and creamy polenta with bitter greens (sauteed with mac nuts and raisins), and their MA'O green salad with pancetta. One of the best meals we've ever had, EVER.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable MealHNLDINERDined on 11/13/2014One of my favorite restaurants in Honolulu. Great food and beverages. Always have an enjoyable meal. Like sitting outside as well. Feels like you have more space and can be a little less loud than inside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- eh..OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014My friends and I were excited to try this place for weeks. Sad to say we were disappointed. The food was ok. I Ordered risotto.. Barely any rabbit and on the bland side. Friend ordered gnocchi, it was severely under cooked. Arrived at 8:20ish, waited for a friend, ordered at 8:45, food didn't come until 9:45. Our server acted like she didn't want to talk, made no apologies for the ridiculous wait, handled our bill incorrectly... We asked for a manager on staff, and the person in charge handled the situation gracefully. She was kind and offered us a discount, with dessert on the house. Overall, I wouldn't bother coming back. The food was not worth the money spent and the service is below par.Special Features:
- a nice change off the beaten pathaileenaVIPDined on 11/8/2014We learned of Town on a recommend and were pleasantly surprised by our visit. I had the chef's choice tasting menu,which for $65 was a fair price for delicious small tastes which included a flaky "cookie" with a mushroom filling, light local salad with fresh butternut squash, a tasty potato cake, perfectly cooked fish,hog pasta and chocolate tart...couldn't finish..hog was a little adventurous in taste but for a foodie willing to try new things, a nice bite. Overall, a nice feel, pleasant service, anxious to please and knowledgeable but not restaurant snobby. Heard menu changes daily which was evident in the food's freshness. Only tough thing was finding parking on a Saturday night, but worth a short stroll on a beautiful Hawaiian eveningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mixed experienceDingoDined on 11/1/2014Fish good. Pasta poor. Butternut squash tasted good, but not exactly what expected. Server had too many tables. Overrated in my opinion.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Talk of the TownShanchinDined on 10/30/2014So glad we took a chance by reading the reviews. Excellent food! Just what we needed to end our vacation on such a positive note. The staff was very friendly and took a long time explaining the menu. My hand-cut pasta was perfect and so flavorful. The mussels are outstanding.Special Features:
- Reliable foodPickyeaterDined on 10/29/2014We eat here regularly. The food is consistently good. The service can be spotty. This time, our server was friendly and responsive. Jada was attentive and efficient. When one order came out wrong she brought a bowl of soup so the person could eat something. While they waited. Thanks, Jada.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food -- bad parkingPeterDined on 10/24/2014I've heard about TOWN when I saw Ed Kenney & Alan Wong on "Family Ingredients" (http://familyingredients.com/pilot-episode/) Since then I've always wanted to try it. The food was tasty and local grown, very friendly aloha service, and overall great experience for lunch. (Support our local business owners!) It was a little noisy and parking is frustrating (I parked down the street Palolo side). This was hard because I had my elderly Aunty and Mom with me. Overall the whole experience was great. I would go again and I'll be ready for the parking search!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/18/2014Our service was excellent and food amazing. well done staff at Town!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie DelightAlex808Dined on 10/17/2014The good was amazing. Town had a great ambiance and vibe. Servicw was excellent too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Epic dinner !!!KKnMCDined on 10/16/2014Epic dinner! Great service! The pa'i'ai is always the best!!! The mussels were outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodies heavenAshlandLavenderDined on 10/16/2014This restaurant is wondrous for foodies. Ingredients are fresh and locally sourced. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden gem away from touristsEatSWellDined on 10/13/2014Try the sampling off the menu with wine pairing. Lots of local deliciousness. Parking is a pain but worth it. Make a reservation or you will miss out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Organic foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/13/2014The food was great all fresh. I wished the portion was a little bit bigger. Great ambiance. I will definitely go back!!Special Features:
- Great experience!SumnerjDined on 10/10/2014Spectacular mushroom risotto, nicely composed beet salad, and wonderful Meyer lemon sorbet --- great meal!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing foodSurfgirl808Dined on 10/6/2014My friends and I shared 4 different starters and each dish was beautiful as well as delicious. The combinations of taste, color and texture were all unique and often surprising. Each of our entrees was excellent and everyone was happy. It was a warm evening and we sat outside enjoying the beautiful Hawaiian air. It was a little quieter outside than inside, too. We love this place!Special Features:
- Tasty local and freshFoxieCoxieDined on 10/4/2014The menu here changes frequently; I wish I was going to be in town long enough to give it another go! My sever was very kind and helpful with suggestions and explained the ingredients that were foreign to me. A little slow but it was a Saturday night and I dined alone. If I'd had company I probably wouldn't have noticed. Food was fresh and delicious. I had Opah with lentils and local veggies and enjoyed every bite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday at the TownLynn1952Dined on 10/4/2014Food was great. Service was attentive but no invasive. Great time.I would recommend this to a friend.
- great neighbor gemdinnerfor6Dined on 10/3/2014Food was excellent and offered some not often seen items like rabbit. Decent wine list. Only negative - bathroom could have been a little closer and cleaner and the parking wasn't good but that's to be expected anywhere on Waialae AveSpecial Features:
- Not a good dollar valueTellinitlikeitisDined on 10/2/2014Don't get me wrong, top rating from me, but when it comes to value for dollar, a bit overrated. Portions weren't that great. A bit expensive for the amount of food.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it despite the flawsGeckogrrlDined on 10/2/2014I forgive Town's terrible service (glacially slow & frequently forgetful) time and time again because the food is almost always stellar. But it shouldn't take 3 hours to eat dinner unless you want it to. And the noise level there is pretty off the hook too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/2/2014The three of us ordered the grass fed burgers…one with cheese, one with bacon and cheese, and the other plain. Also, we all ordered them either cooked medium or medium well. Upon receiving the meals, there were many mixups with the orders: no bacon, cheese on the wrong one, all totally overcooked, etc. The female server who took our order appeared totally confused (don't know her name….) and tended to blame the kitchen for the mixups. However, all three of the burgers were cooked so well done that they actually were so much smaller than the buns. A second server appeared 12 minutes later with a new burger and asked "which one of you wanted the redo?" When we said no one, she rolled her eyes at us, and left in a huff! POOR showing.
- Love it!!!nelsonVIPDined on 9/26/2014Always, always good. Wonderful local, neighborhood place to go. Great food and service.Special Features:
- Always a treat to dine hereMJC808VIPDined on 9/26/2014Friends visiting from Washington state were in town and what better place to take them than Town restaurant where the food is consistently prepared well and my favorite dishes of the chicken, hand cut pasta, gnocchi and any of their salads are always sure to please. For dessert we always get the lemon sorbet and the panna cotta. Many restaurants have panna cotta on their menu but the one at Town is one of THE best versions out there. A wonderful meal was enjoyed by the locals and visitors at our table.Special Features:
- Sophistication at its finest!Foodie808Dined on 9/24/2014The energy level is great, you feel like you're in a cafe in New York! Servers were excellent, the freshness and creativity of the food was on point! I'm obsessed with the mussels! Oozes chic-ness, a must try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!mcbobbyVIPDined on 9/22/2014This restaurant never disappoints. Everything organic when available, local, and freshly made. Order the homemade Gnocchi. They're light, not heavy or gooey. Great changing menu and highly inspired. Recommended for everyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Diamond-in-the-roughExIslanderDined on 9/22/2014I first heard of Chef Ed Kenney while watching an episode that Hawaiian Airlines had featured on their flight entertainment. I knew instantly that I wanted to dine at his restaurant, Town. The food and service was a first class experience. Staff was very pleasant and accommodating. Noise level was bearable, we were not shouting to hear each other. We did not wait long for our entrees to arrive, dinner was superb. Town is truly a diamond-in-the-rough.Special Features:
- Friday Night in TownJAHglassDined on 9/19/2014I've been to Town numerous times. Good environment, friendly and prompt waitstaff, awesome food. That's all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great eats!ronster73Dined on 9/18/2014I had dinner here for my girlfriend's birthday. We had a great time. We were able to have great conversation due to the atmosphere. The food was delicious. I let my girlfriend order and we had a appetizer and shared two entrees. I would highly recommend this restaurant to friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique Menu ItemsKailuaboyDined on 9/16/2014I was pleased by the new twist to menu items such as the steamed mussels with fennel & pepper. The mussels were so plump, juicy and flavorful. Another person had fried mashed taro with pastrami and another had fresh gnocchi which was perfectly seasoned and soft. My ono (fish) on a bed of pureed bread fruit accompanied with bitter greens was very flavorful and plentiful. Others in our party had the strip loin steak and the opah fish. Servings were generous so we had lots of leftovers which were just as good the next day. The menu changes everyday to offer the freshest ingredients so I look forward to returning some day to see what's new on the menu.Special Features:
- Amazing!cheeseDined on 9/15/2014We came from Japan for our vacation and had a lunch during our stay in Waikiki. The food we had (Linguini, Bruschetta and soup of the day) were awesome and the staff is very friendly and professional. We would definitely like to dine here again and thank you for providing us with a wonderful experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent local flavorsFoodguruVIPDined on 9/11/2014Every time I'm in Honolulu for work we come here. Ahi tuna, beets and special salad is a must. The black mussels with fennel is always excellent. Have Sunshine the bar tender make you a Vieux Carre. Thanks, Sunshine, for being a great host at the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upper echelonmvfgDined on 9/10/2014I've heard of Town before and it was all extremely positive so it was no surprise that it met my high expectations. There are a number of really great restaurants on Hawaii. Merriman's and Red Water on the Big Island, Roy's on all the islands, Town is right up there. Its nice too because it isn't at all pretentious but serves highly evolved cuisine using the freshest of ingredients. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I was dining alone but I wasn't at all lacking for company.Special Features:
- Love it!!!nelsonVIPDined on 9/5/2014This is one of the best restaurants in Honolulu. Service is great. Very creative menu. We've never had a bad meal here. Go and enjoy.Special Features:
- Lovely gemxoxopriDined on 9/4/2014Dined there for the first time during my annual trip to Hawaii with a group of my girlfriends and had such a great time. The service was amazing, very relaxed and calm ambiance. The lights are a perfectly dimmed, noise level is low, and the food is great! It would be an awesome date spot! The wine/bar looked +++; unfortunately, I was not able to take advantage of that because I was pregnant during my visit : ( I would definitely recommend this place to others!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favorite in HonoluluVisitorsfromKauaiDined on 8/30/2014We had another great dinner at Town on Saturday night. We had the same thing as last time because we liked it so much- shared mussels to start, then hand cut pasta with pork bits and the sometimes elusive gnocchi (fortunately they had some left as it is usually gone early). A nice Italian white wine for $30. We were somewhat concerned when a group of 16 came in and sat near us, but service remained excellent (thaks Jayda) and the group was remarkably quiet. In fact we ended up joining in the birthday party! Next time we may branch out and try the fish, which looked very good at the next table.Special Features:


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