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Mark Murphy, Boston Herald – "Rivers also disputed the original time frame for a Rondo return. According to the initial projection, Rondo would be ready for a return late next week, perhaps for the New Year's Eve matinee at the Garden against the New Orleans Hornets. 'That was (general manager) Danny (Ainge's) window — I never said that,' Rivers said. 'He's not going to make it back in two weeks. At least it doesn't sound like it. I think he ran the other day, but he could only run straight, and that's not his game. He's going to wait. After (Wednesday's win over Philadelphia) he voiced some frustration about it, but he has to be patient. Everything is good now except for the ankle. Rondo is a great point guard because he has great speed and he has great cuts, but if you take the cuts away he gets hurt. I just don't want to take the risk.' Rondo, though, is of a different mind. 'I might play tomorrow — see how it goes at practice,' Rondo said. 'It might take me three or four months to be 100 percent.'"
Steve Bulpett, Boston Herald – "The Magic knew they'd lost to the Celtics in the conference finals last May, and they knew the Celtics had gotten better. The Magic were, therefore, looking for ways to keep up with — and surpass — the Shamrocks. 'I think that's exactly right,' said coach Stan Van Gundy, who welcomed Gilbert Arenas, Jason Richardson, Hedo Turkoglu and Earl Clark, and said goodbye to Rashard Lewis, Vince Carter, Marcin Gortat and Mikael Pietrus in trades with Washington and Phoenix. 'I think that we felt like we had a chance with the deal to get a little better and have a better chance. The East has gotten a lot better. Obviously Boston and Miami are at the top. That's clear and they're playing great. But then with Chicago, New York and Atlanta, you've got a lot of teams playing well. I don't think we felt like we had to do something. I think we felt like if we could do something we thought could help us, we needed to be on the lookout.' Van Gundy added, 'Neither Otis (Smith, the general manager) nor I said we can't do it with this group,' but it wasn't looking good. Though Orlando is now still very much a work in progress, it will get its first chance to stand next to the Celtics this afternoon. How the Magic measure up is still open to debate. 'I think it's too early to tell,' said Van Gundy. 'We've always had trouble scoring on them. Everybody has trouble scoring on them. I do think we have more ways to score, but with Marcin gone, we're also smaller against the biggest team in the East. So I think it's yet to be seen which way it goes on that. I really don't know.'"
Chris Forsberg, ESPN Boston – "Celtics coach Doc Rivers hasn't hid from the fact that much of Boston's success this season, particularly in the face of injuries, is a result of a healthy Kevin Garnett. While plus/minus is a flawed stat, it helps show Garnett's impact on the team this year: He's second in the NBA at a whopping plus-293 (only trailing Miami's Chris Bosh). 'He's better than he was the last two years,' admitted Rivers. 'Health-wise, I think he's pretty much back to where he was three years ago [during the 2008 championships season]. In a lot of ways, he may be better with the team. Now the team is better and that makes him even better. He sees the floor, he's a point guard on defense. He sees coverages, smells this out. He's just good.' Asked if he's the best defensive player in the league this season, Rivers wouldn't disagree. Garnett is helping Boston average the second best defensive efficiency in the league, allowing only 0.99 points per possession. 'Dwight Howard is pretty good, too, but they're different,' said Rivers. 'Definitely, I think he's the best linebacker in the league, very much like Mike Singletary with the [NFL's Chicago] Bears. He's our eyes, calling out coverages, that's what he is.'
Mark Murphy, Boston Herald – "Perhaps the Celtics [team stats] didn't have to throw away all of their Orlando scouting reports, after all. Only the faces have changed in the wake of last week's league-shaking trades, which replaced Rashard Lewis, Marcin Gortat, Mickael Pietrus and Vince Carter in the lineup with Jason Richardson, Hedo Turkoglu and Gilbert Arenas. 'They're the same team, they just have different guys doing it, better guys doing it,' said C's coach Doc Rivers. 'They still run the high pick and roll for Dwight (Howard). I don't think you have to change a lot with what we do. We don't change a lot anyway. We play the same with our defense, so it really doesn't matter what the jersey is. Any team right now with any bench, we're in trouble,' he said. 'Puts us in a tough spot. Right now we have Avery (Bradley), Semih (Erden) and Luke (Harangody) coming off our bench against Arenas and those guys. But we're still finding ways to win.' Rivers admits that one move did change Orlando's look significantly — the trade of Lewis to Washington for Arenas. The Magic now start a far more traditional power forward in Brandon Bass. 'It gives them a different look, but they've been going big anyway,' said Rivers."
Josh Robbins, Orlando Sentinel – "Boston coach Doc Rivers was asked Friday whether he thinks Orlando's recent moves will help the Magic match-up better against the Celtics. 'I'm not sure how since they've gotten smaller, what sense that makes,' Rivers answered. 'They're a better team, to me, in the long run, because they've added more talent.'"
Julian Benbow, Boston Globe – "Shaquille O'Neal played 27 minutes in the win over the 76ers Wednesday night, scoring 13 points, grabbing nine rebounds, and blocking two shots. It was his second game back after missing four straight. Jermaine O'Neal hasn't played since taking himself out of the game in Dallas Nov. 8 because of pain in his knee. Rivers will get a chance to use them both on the floor, but he knows there will be limitations, especially since Jermaine O'Neal's practice time has been minimal. 'I don't know if it's a luxury or not yet,' Rivers said. 'We'll find that out. They haven't played, so we don't know the group and how well they'll do. Throwing Jermaine into a game when he hasn't played — I don't know when the last time he's played — that'll be difficult.'"
A. Sherrod Blakely, CSNNE – "While his teammates loosened up before practice, Boston Celtics guard Ray Allen was on the sideline, deeply engrossed in conversation. He was on the phone delivering a last-minute Christmas present of sorts to thousands of military troops stationed on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln which is in the waters of Southwest Asia. The Celtics received an email earlier this week from Lt. Cmdr. Paul Brawley, Navy Community Outreach-Boston. That led to Allen delivering his Christmas Eve message to the troops via Lt. Cmdr. William Marks on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Allen said his message to the troops was simple. 'We just appreciated them fighting for our freedoms, to be in another country, being in the ocean fighting for our freedoms,' Allen said. 'We want to do whatever we can to provide entertainment for them while they're overseas serving us.' Having grown up in a military family – Allen has a number of family members who have served in the various armed forces, including his father, Walter Allen, who was a Master Sgt. in the Air Force – Allen admits he has a soft spot for the military. 'It means a great deal to me knowing … we're over here complaining about playing on Christmas day. We're home, basically on American soil, able to be in close proximity to our families,' Allen said. 'These guys probably haven't seen their families, some years, months, whatever it may be … it always gives me proper perspective. We get to play this game that we love; we get to play it every single day. There are so many people who are fighting for our freedom who are away from their family, and that's the sacrifice that they make. All this talk about playing on Christmas day, it's pebbles compared to what our soldiers are dealing with.'"
Josh Robbins, Orlando Sentinel – "A couple of sailors asked Allen about another Christmas Day game, the highly anticipated matchup between the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers. They wanted to know if Allen was rooting for the Heat or for the Lakers. 'Is it possible for both of them to lose?' Allen recalled saying."
Julian Benbow, Boston Globe – "What is one to make of the Eastern Conference when one of the best teams more or less guts its starting lineup in Orlando; the dark horse fires its coach in Charlotte; the newly formed superpower in Miami is still trying to figure out how to work all the gadgets; New York scores like the Suns but also plays defense like them, too; Milwaukee isn't nearly as pesky without its point guard; and the Celtics, the conference's best team, have put together 14 straight wins with nearly a third of their roster wearing gauze as winter fashion? It's a chaotic collage, with winning streaks and scoring streaks colliding with injuries and upsets. A third of the way through the season, coaches and players already have come and gone. No team in the league has more question marks than the Magic, whom the Celtics face today, and they'll freely admit it. 'I think we're a total unknown,' said Magic coach Stan Van Gundy, not sounding sure if that's a good or bad thing. 'I think the most unknown is us right now because of the moves we've made. I don't think anybody knows how we're going to fit into that whole thing.'"
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FORT WAYNE – Mark Barron said it was one of those real cold spells in February when he took a picture of two bluebirds through a window of his home.
The result was winning first place in the annual Local Shutterbugs Photography Show held Saturday at the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory, where visitors voted for their favorite.
Barron's photo, Brrr! It's Cold Out Here, topped 10 other entries in the competition sponsored by the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department. This year's theme was weather.
We've got a big bird-feeder contraption, and I set my camera up waiting for them to come, and I snapped some pictures, said Barron, 58, who is an assistant technology practitioner with Numotion, a company that designs rehabilitation equipment. I didn't know I got that one until later, when I was looking through pictures.
The photo shows two bluebirds at a heated bird bath. While one bluebird is enjoying a drink, even though the edges of the bath are frozen, another bird is about to land.
Barron received a $50 gift certificate from Sunny Schick Camera Shop.
Rhonda Terryah won a second-place $30 certificate for her photo, Red Ice Berries, and Fred Biggs received a $20 certificate for third place for The Storm is Coming.
Biggs' photo of a dark cloud forming over a lonely stretch of highway caught the eye of one voter in particular.
I've always liked pictures of storms, said Kayla Canales. And being an artist, I tend to look at storms because they're one of those things that I have trouble painting or capturing.
A photograph that captures a moment in the storm is just fantastic like that, she said. I really enjoy looking at those.
Photographers may submit only one entry to the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department competition. Last year, six photographs were displayed.

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Franklin - The city's main firehouse on Drexel Avenue could be the winner of a new kitchen makeover worth $25,000.
The firehouse is one of five finalists in a second-year contest held by home furnishings retailer IKEA and Family Handyman magazine published by Reader's Digest.
The contest will be decided by a popular vote online that began Feb. 15 and ends March 30. Voters will be able to see photos and other information for each finalist.
Battalion Chief Ron Mayer said it was the second year the department applied for the makeover.
"We did not get in the final five last year," Mayer said. "We worked harder on the application this time."
The makeover is meant as a way to give back to worthy groups such as firehouses, Boys & Girls Clubs and soup kitchens. Nominations were accepted through Dec. 15.
Entries must explain in 500 words or less how the renovation will benefit the community and the local organization as well as describe what makes the group truly deserving.
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Mayer said Franklin's entry included photographs of the kitchen needs, which he said include views of outdated appliances, cabinets and more.
"The kitchen here was installed in 1989," Mayer said. "It's probably the worst part of the station. The laminate cabinets and the appliances are in rough shape. The stove is about 12 years old and the refrigerator has died a couple of times. The wallpaper is dated and dirty."
Mayer said the kitchen is a good size, so no expansion would be needed. He said the department would welcome better cabinets and more storage as part of a makeover.
While the firehouse kitchen gets a lot of use for about 10 people at any one time on a 24-7 basis, the facility also is available and visible to the public. The most notable examples are tours for schools, scout and other youth group tours.
"We also make the firehouse available for nonprofits who want to make a raffle or auction off a tour of the facility or an opportunity to sit down and have a meal with the department personnel.
The department also has used the facility for its own fundraisers, such as a spaghetti dinner to help fund a local burn camp.
"It does get a little embarrassing to do that," Mayer said. "We have had to rotate the tours."
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What is not embarrassing and always appreciated, he noted, is that the department has received the necessary budget support for the critical parts of its operation, including equipment and training.
"When we have had a need for a vehicle, another piece of equipment or anything else critical to firefighting, the city has funded that," he said. "So that's another way to look at it."
With the long shifts and large groups using the firehouse kitchen, Mayer said a kitchen makeover would be an appreciated new amenity. He said he hopes the community and other interested parties will help make that happen.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Bryce Cotton scored 23 points and Providence won its first Big East tournament title since 1994 with a great defensive effort against Doug McDermott and No. 14 Creighton in a 65-58 victory Saturday night.
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A spokesman for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement confirmed that on January 5th they received an order from Governor Rick Scott to review what had happened to Nicholas Christie. Christie died in March of 2009 after being repeatedly pepper sprayed.
Two months ago a color picture was released showing Nicholas Christie in the Lee County jail strapped to a restraint chair, his mouth covered with a spit mask and his body covered in pepper spray. His widow, Joyce Christie, says the image and the fact that no one has been held accountable haunts her.
"As a family we have no closure. This is something I have to relive every day and think what could I do different," Joyce explains.
Nicholas had come to Florida to see his brother but was acting manic and was not taking his medicine for depression and a heart condition. His wife called her local police department in Ohio to alert them of the problem. They called the Lee County Sheriff's office. The following is a transcript from that call.
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This issue, we take a fascinating trip through the history of character design. Throughout the ages, characters have played a range of different roles – in the early days of the internet they acted as 'friendly gatekeepers', welcoming users into this brave new world. Characters have even broken free of the screen, entering the physical world in the form of collectible vinyl figurines and character costumes. The founders of Pictoplasma explore.
Designers are consistently told that their portfolio is their key to success in the creative marketplace. But what exactly is a modern portfolio? What goes in it, and how do you get it in front of the right people? We spoke to the ADC – whose Portfolio Nights have launched the career of many a talented young creative – to find out the key to a killer folio.
In our Projects section, we go behind the scenes on Kororo & Moi's branding for long-established Finnish food brand Fazer, and hear about how Jo Ratcliffe created a 3D-printed Zoetrope that brings her signature fashion illustrations to life. This month's Workflows look at how you can create your own unique characters, and gives you some valuable tips on how to work with images in InDesign. We've also asked R/GA to explore the future of wearable tech.
Exclusive video chat with the charming Jon Burgerman
Grad show calendar, so you know where to head for fresh design talent this summer
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As Yohimbe Brothers, guitarist Vernon Reid and turntablist DJ Logic subvert expectations about genre, race and sexual desire
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The latest music books struggle to demystify pop culture's greatest enigmas
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So much iorny on this post. You say scum weren't given fake roles yet at the same you ask why would you fake a permanent role blocker? Oh I don't know. Maybe because you're scum and weren't given a fake role.
You also say that scum weren't given fake roles yet
I claimed VT on day 1.
That's a pretty risk thing to do since all I had to do was get caught visiting anyone during the whole game and I would have been lynched. I also had no way of knowing that I wouldn't get counter claimed if your statement on scum not getting fake roles was true.
The logic applied in your post is better applied to showing that I'm town and you're scum.
you never wanted to give flavor or character for the most of the game. It's coming back to bite you in the ass now. This is why you refused to claim and only gave us little bits. You claimed VT, there were other people who had no roles as well; but since you never claimed character or flavor you took no risk. and Scum were given either fake roles or characters. I'm guessing half and half. explaining why Big Man's role is obviously fake, and your (fitz) role and now (I can barely find anything on your person on wiki) character is fake.
and there a lot of times multiple VT in mafia games. you risked nothing not claiming character.
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San Francisco, CA 94108Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
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Hops & Hominy
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.hopsandhominy.com/
- Phone: (415) 373-6341
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday Brunch: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Weekday Breakfast: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Monday- Wednesday Dinner: 4:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Thursday- Saturday Dinner: 4:00 pm- 10:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food, Southern
- Executive Chef: David Baeli
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We have several private event options:
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- Cross Street: Grant Avenue between Sutter & Post (small alley)
- Public Transit: Bart: Montgomery Station; Powell Station
Muni: Montgomery Station; Powell Station
Bus Lines: Montgomery; Powell; Bush; Sutter; Post; Market stops
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: There is street parking at night. The Union Square and White House parking garages are conveniently located within 1 block.
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We're three friends from Ocala, Florida, with deep roots in small town hospitality. Our Southeastern inspired restaurant features a variety of sustainable and organic goods, craft brewed American micro-beers, and a choice collection of local wines and spirits. We aim to recreate a little taste of Southern community, bringing people together by sharing great food & drink. We look forward to welcoming you into our family.Continued
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166 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
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fit for foodies (83)vibrant bar scene (74)neighborhood gem (74)hot spot (66)good for groups (46)great for lunch (24)late-night find (18)great for brunch (17)special occasion (16)romantic (14)great for outdoor dining (11)notable wine list (10)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Casual and DeliciousbeermeDined on 11/25/2014I love this place, the staff are always awesome, with great suggestions for first timers and regulars alike. It's also great for a last minute date-night or even a plan-ahead get-together.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rare affordable hotspot near Union SquareonthetownDined on 11/20/2014This restaurant is fun. The cocktails are great, the service is speedy and friendly, and the food is delicious and easy-to-love. I'd describe it as comfort food more than Southern: Mac and cheese, fried chicken, burgers, salmon, pork chops. I had an excellent tomato soup and a pork belly entree With a very generous portion. This might be better shared. My friend loved her butternut squash risotto and garlic fries. When I came this summer I had the fried chicken, which was perfect and highly recommended. I love the free cornbread too, served with whipped honey butter. Warning: the dining room is small so get there early or make a reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting twist on southern cookingMunchingMarkVIPDined on 11/18/2014Stumbled on this place a couple years ago and was pleasantly surprized with the menu variety and quality of the food. The Sweet Potatoes and Mac & Cheese are a must. But share them so you don't feel like a pig. Speaking of which, what doesn't bacon make better? H&H has found plenty of ways to insert this ingredient into a number of their dishes and the results are might fine. Service can sometimes be a little slow but it is a fun place to hang with great food and drink.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicious and great for conversationsgreatdatespotDined on 11/15/2014food was fantastic, just getting that out of the way. The beer selection was great since I hadn't seen a lot of those beers available anywhere else before. That alone got a number of conversations started. It's got a historic masonry feel, but modernized enough to make it feel chic. You are pretty close to other people's tables so we ended up having brief conversations with others. Didn't go to the bar, but it looked hopping. I have already recommended this place to friends. I will remember this place since I'm usually pretty selective of where to eat and union square is a hard place to choose from, but this place was right on the money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good discoveryanonVIPDined on 11/11/2014HIdden in one of the many alleyways downtown, great cocktails and Southern menu. Awesome cornbread and bacon biscuits, creamed greens. Have had better fried chicken- was good but have had better. Will definitely go back and try other things.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingBeerloverDined on 11/8/2014While the beer and cocktail selection was fresh and the appetizers were tasty, nobody in our party of 5 was thrilled with their main course. Not only did we have to wait for a long time to get our food (it was quite busy and a Saturday night), but the food was just underwhelming - my pork chop was too dry for my taste, the pulled pork tasted like store bought BBQ sauce, and the Hominy burger was "so-so." Maybe some of their other dishes are better? We came here for the interesting menu and the location, but with all the other awesome restaurants in SF likely wouldn't return of recommend to a friend.Special Features:
- Lowcountry in San Fran!TedFNJDined on 11/7/2014I am a regular visitor to Charleston and love lowcountry cuisine. Hops & Hominy is right on par with some of Charleston's best. We went for lunch on a Friday. Hidden down an alley, the restaurant is nice with the exposed bricks and high ceilings. It is casual, yet I was far from out of place wearing a suit. Food was great. We started with the bacon Mac n' Cheese, smoky chicken wings and Black eye pea fritter (the best). I had shrimp & grits which was very good (not quite Charleston but very close). My colleague had the fried chicken which he was some of the best he's had. Great beer and cocktail selection too. If you looking for a great lunch spot this is a excellent one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern Charmaprild626Dined on 11/4/2014The staff at Hops and Hominy epitomizes southern hospitality. Moving to SF from the south I will admit SF has some of the best food in the world. However, the sense of hospitality is quite different. At Hops and Hominy you are greeted and treated like an old child hood friend. Their menu reminds of something you would enjoy on a Sunday evening with the family gathered around the table. I love their take on the black-eyed pea fritters. I've also had the mac & cheese and smoked chicken wings. All worth trying. My favorite entree on their menu is the shrimp and grits. I highly recommend taking a date, family or even a business lunch or dinner to Hops and Hominy. It is guarentee to fill your belly and sooth your soul!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best cornbread I've ever hadOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/3/2014Been here a few times already, Both good experiences, although service was a bit slow both times, which I guess makes sense since I went on busy days. Dinner was great during both visits, the fried chicken is amazing but in my opinion a tad overpriced for the amount they give you. The cornbread they serve at the beginning is absolutely amazing. So soft and warm and buttery, perfect on those chilly nights. The only real disappointment was their sweet potato ice cream I had for dessert. The consistency of the ice cream was very icy and gritty and could barely taste the sweet potato. The saving grace of that dessert was the toasted housemade marshmallow. Overall I would come back again though! Great place to meet friends for dinner and grab a few drinks. Make reservations first!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Descent all aroundOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/3/2014This was a nice place to grab a bite to eat without spending too much money. I was expecting a little more decore, a lot more sandwich, and a bit friendlier waitstaff. The tri-tip sandwich was good but small. I could have eaten three of them. They came with a basic side of fries, dipping sauce available on request. According to my guests the drinks were phenomenal. If you drink you might like there creative twists. The place seemed stark with no art on the walls but the crowd was fun and vibrant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good FoodjimfDined on 11/3/2014This was my second time going to Hops & Hominy and I enjoyed it very much. The food was delicious and we had fun trying out the fancy cocktails on their menu.Special Features:
- Great place, will go backPhilboDined on 11/1/2014Great food, great staff, a lot of seating is a little close-quarters. There's a big bar with some overflow standing area and some outdoor seating mostly protected form the wind (though lacking ambiance). Could use more West Coast beers. Will be back ASAP to try more of the menu. If you're visiting SF and want to get some foodie eats near Union Square, this should be high on your list. It's a quality representation of how good food is getting in SF, but still very accessible to most tastes.Special Features:
- Southern food and alcohollildimsumDined on 10/31/2014i've eaten here 3x. best to make reservations since they can get busy, especially on fridays. note: their menu selection changes out (maybe) weekly. i also love their their corn bread appetizer served with honey butter. i had the shrimp with grits and butter nut squash risotto. the risotto was great. a bit disappointed with the grits. my friends and i didnt see a single shrimp. my friends had mac & cheese, sweet potato casserole, and garlic fries. we did save room to share 2 desserts- sweet potato ice cream, and the bread pudding. overall, we left happy from some fun dining and good serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid downtown choiceSFInnycVIPDined on 10/30/2014I'm a transplanted Mississippian living in the strange and magical environs of this city. You had me at cornbread.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern in San FranOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/23/2014Some of the best southern food I have every had. This is a must while in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but sloooow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/19/2014This was a great place to eat, but our food took more than an hour to come out. Post running a half marathon, that was not ideal. But still worth a try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem of downtownRachelsReviews123Dined on 10/17/2014It's always difficult to find a good place in downtown that isn't overrated. This place is awesome. It's an a quiet alley with both indoor and outdoor seating. The service was very helpful and the food melts in your mouth. I would totally bring other friends to this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingSweeandsaltysfVIPDined on 10/13/2014Excellent shrimp and grits. Would definitely like to see more cheese and fresh pulled pork on the Mac and cheese dish. Otherwise, everything was fantastic! Thanks for a great meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden gem, discovered by chancestewied88Dined on 10/10/2014My wife and I ate here on our last night in the city. We only discovered it as I'd noticed the hotel sign tucked away in a side alley whilst walking back to our hotel the night before. I'm so glad I did look down that alley because this was the best meal we had in San Francisco and if we ever return, we'll definitely be coming here again. A great choice of craft beers and some choice cocktails, a mouth watering menu and the great, friendly service. The southern carbonara with ham hack and tender broccoli was incredible and the buttery squash risotto was also out of their world but whatever you order, make sure you try the garlic fries and definitely the cornbread with honey butter! I can't fault this place at all!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Southern foodDonVDined on 10/9/2014The food was delicious. I've been to Hops & Hominy twice and both dishes I had - the country fried steak and the chicken and dumplings were very good. It's a bit loud but no more than any other loud restaurant.Special Features:
- Hit and misszombywoofDined on 10/4/2014Good salads (Caesar and Cobb) and beer though only one IPA and one Pilsner on tap. The tri-tip steak sandwich was very light on the steak (skimpy thin layer), and had too much bread. Service was good though it took 45 minutes to get our sandwiches.
- Lunch is very, very quietMilesVIPDined on 10/1/2014Hops & Hominy is a great joint, but very very quiet for lunch — I've come maybe 5 times, and its been totally empty half the time. Which is a shame! Good service and food, but the quiet is almost disconcerting.
- Authentic, southern food with flairAussieGirlDined on 9/27/2014Atmosphere was what we were looking for - trendy, but comfortable. Excellent server who really knew his food and drinks menu. Trusted his recommendations on everything and was not disappointed. Guest from overseas thought it was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comfort all the wayJaiPeeDined on 9/25/2014Love the beer list - some great finds just on that. Tried the fritters and the country fried steak. Enjoyed every bit of it. This place is fun, casual and has great comfort food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- there's potentialdeekDined on 9/25/2014Fritters are outstanding and the corn bread is very good. The Brussels sprouts needed a minute more roasting. The fried chicken was juicy and cooked through, but the crust didn't hold up. The collard greens were flavorless. The ramekin of hot sauce was too hot;sweet would have been better and would have helped enliven the dry and very neutral biscuit. The chicken and dumplings dish as a whole was very flavorful and the veggies were nice and crisp, but the dumplings lacked character and taste. The peach cobbler wasn't and the ice cream that accompanied it seemed shipped in. Wait staff was prompt, friendly, and very accommodating. Upstairs is better for viewing and noise level but that is also where the big groups hang out.Special Features:
- Good Southern Food in SFOBuckman44Dined on 9/24/2014So glad I found this place in a Google search. Food is very Southern and delicious. Server was helpful with suggestions, attentive, and very friendly. Portions are generous. Prices are moderate, except for the beer, which is expensive. Would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy fine Southern US quisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic!FoodexplorerDined on 9/21/2014The food was fantastic! The menu had a wonderful twist on a lot of normal items. The gravy was to die for! The place was very unique.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Started out good but...SteakLoverVIPDined on 9/18/2014Appetizers (MacNCheese and Fritters) were great. Cornbread was also good. However, dinner entrees (Salmon, Chicken Dumplings) were very disappointing then we ordered the Peach Cobbler and a disappointing meal turned into a horrible dinner. Seriously, how can you ruin Peach Cobbler? Well this place did. Can't recommend.
- Great Menu- Food Doesn't ImpressNatashaSFVIPDined on 9/15/2014To start- great service. Corn bread is dry and tasteless until you add the amazing whipped butter. Heirloom tomato dish was ok. Wings were not crispy enough and need a little more taste depth in the sauce. Shrimp and grits were ok- shrimp was cooked perfectly. Grits had good texture but the sauce could be improved. I've had better meals here- but it's hit or miss if you're a foodie.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/12/2014Terrible service. They only have 6 beers on tap. Both beers were already gone at 8PM. We ordered an IPA, and the waitress brought back both beers. We immediately tasted the beer and knew it wasn't an IPA. She said oh ya we're out of that beer, I just picked whatever was closest. She didn't tell us or ask us which beer we wanted. The waitress also proceeded to take our drink and food menu before we had even ordered. I also ordered a burger medium rare, not flavorful or juicy. Don't come here.
- modern take on Southern cuisinezookaDined on 9/12/2014Simple, clean flavors yet still clearly Southern cuisine. Absolutely delicious! All the yummy qualities of southern country cooking but not quite as heavy, with fresh local ingredients, and a modern twist here and there. Chicken and dumplings were to die for! Also recommend the black eye pea fritters and the brussel sprouts cooked in bacon - yum. Cocktails were just so so, the wine list is better. But considering the quality of the food, who cares lol!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Healthy SouthernJs47Dined on 9/12/2014We had a quick dinner here, brussel sprouts, black eye pea fritters, and tri-tip sandwich. The fritters definitely took the GOLD! They were delicious! The other 2 were definitely good, but would not go out of my way to eat them again. Drinks were also good, but nothing that would blow my mind. The service was great! and complimentary corn bread was yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy Hour GemDesertfatherDined on 9/12/2014I was looking for a DINING experience. What I found is a great watering hole w/ AWESOME soul food. Terrific food and service. LOUD crowd!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehgoodeatsDined on 9/11/2014Good bar scene. Packed and loud. Food was mediocre at best. Tri-tip sandwich was dry and lacked flavor, and tomato salad was pretty pedestrian. Apricot bread pudding was pretty good, but overall I was quite underwhelmed by the food, which is the primary reason for my low rating since it's usually the main thing that brings one to a restaurant.Special Features:
- Tasty foodkapaBRDined on 9/8/2014this hidden restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere (a bit noisy), good beer selection, and typical southeastern food, tasty and well executed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great...mjrdomoDined on 9/5/2014Can't get better than good food n good service! Had fried oysters, grilled okra, corn bread n honey butter (yum), fried chicken (moist n tender), & salmon. Yes, a lot for 2 ppl. All were great! Service made me feel right at home. Only one suggestion...I had bouton w/infused smoked bacon...no bacon flavor n stock liquid smoke (n way too much of it)...with the right amt of smoke n actual bacon flavor that woulda made the evening more spl than it was. Lookin for a homey place to eat in the heart of the city? This is it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVE LOVE LOVE!123456abcdefDined on 9/2/2014We took my boyfriend's parents here while they were visiting. Being from the south, they have quite the palette for truly southern dishes. This place passed with flying colors. I recommend the fried oysters and the shrimp and grits, but honestly, everything is amazing!Special Features:
- Humble placeParisDunkDined on 8/28/2014I've always had pleasant experience here. Service is rock star. It's not super crazy where you have to make reservations a month in advance. It has solid food and drinks. No stress in wanting to dine at a place with the right ambiance, food and drink selection. Never disappointed me here.Special Features:
- Food is not goodandytomVIPDined on 8/21/2014Really was looking forward to our southern meal, boy were we disappointed. To sum up the food in one word, bland. Under seasoned and uninspiring. The drinks were tasty and good, but we went for the food and it failed. We will not be returning.Special Features:
- LOVE IT!OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 8/19/2014great food, drink and service. the guys that own it are awesome- I am a regular (work in the area) and bring all my friendsSpecial Features:


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of carrying terrible diseases under the ugly skin..
Author GreggM123 (3 years)
This is so barbaric and disturbing to watch. I think it's hypocritical that
cutting of a woman's labia is considered mutilation, but circumcision is
practictical;ly mandatory in the US and by certain religions.
Author Victoriana Serrano (3 years)
maybe we should cut off little girls breast so they cant get breast cancer
Author Mammy Black (3 years)
Most women prefer them circumcized.
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