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- littlecmad Feb 6, 2014 01:03 PM
Planning a trip to NYC and disappointed with the selection and I struck out last time. I guess I just love what I am used to. I like some of Steven Starr's restaurants like Dandelion, Parc, The Continental and Jones especially cause they are Trendy. Feel like nothing in NYC is like them. Trying to find one good breakfast/brunch and one good dinner (with dessert). Also the craft beer bars there don't even compare. (they don't have a website like phillytapfinder) Seems like NYC changes too much while Philly doesn't!?
1. Breakfast/brunch .. I am a huge fan of Daniel Boulud's places there, and can recommend without question Bar Boulud in the Lincoln Cnter part of town. Brunch on sunday is very good there. My other standby for breakfast is Barney Greengrass on the Upper West Side. Old time Jewish deli that serves some of the best smoked fish in the city.
2. Craft beer bars. There are quite a few good ones, though these days a lot of them are in brooklyn (such as Spuyten Duyvil). I would recommend three in Manhattan...
Ginger Man.. by far my favorite. 40 plus taps, good bottle selection as well. Can get crowded. But they take their beer seriously. I rememnber one time there the bartender tasted the beer first to make sure it was ok because she had not poured one yet that day. Her tasting notebook that she kept behind the bar was incredible. Highly recommended.
Blind Tiger... down in the Village on Bleeker. Dump atmosphere, but the beer selection is top notch.
DBA ... on the lower east side but has a very good selection and probably the best cask beer selection in Manhattan.
re: cwdonald
I knew I would get a good response from you since I seem to see you reply to all my posts :-) Bar Boulud's brunch looks good. Greengrass however we'll have to forgo, my husband does not eat any seafood. (I'll have some though when we for our steak dinner.)
Also we may do a tour at Brooklyn Brewery and I've never been over there so there's a first time for everything and Spuyten Duyvil is only a 14 minute walk from BB.
re: littlecmad
If you're going to Brooklyn Brewery, you can get a wonderful meal any time of day at Reynard at Wythe Hotel around the corner. And you'll be relatively close to Torst, a huge Nordic beer nerd place just over the border of Williamsburg in Greenpoint. Another popular craft beer spot if you're trending along the coast is Alewife in LIC.
I don't know that I can steer you the direction you want (Trendy) because I tend to love the hole-in-the-wall with fabulous food that in some remote borough hood. The choreographed SS type experience is not so much a NYC type experience for me. I can tell you what I miss (6 years in Philly now) that I find less readily available in Philly - mostly ethnic stuff
Korean food in NYC is fantastic - several places in the 30's sort of near the ESB - are excellent
Thai - again a bunch of options in Hells Kitchen
Pizza - just normal pizza by the slice - its not the same here, good but not the same
Deli - real Jewish deli and bagels
So often for me the best of NYC is crowded and ethnic - and somewhat out of the way - its all about variety, energy the mix that makes NYC great, fun and unique.
If you are looking for that trendy SS type experience the Meatpacking district could be a place to start.
I actually feel that Philly has been incredibly dynamic lately lots of great new things happening all over and really accessible. I hate to compare Philly and NYC they are just so different my advice is to look for a NYC experience in NYC not compare to a Philly one
One thing I think is by scale it is just easier to sort through options in Philly - NYC is just so vast and has so many choices that it is harder to zero in - I have my own list of special places but so does everybody else.
re: JTPhilly
You make a good point. There are lots of choices in NYC so its just a matter of finding what I'll like!
OK, this may or may not be Steven Starr-esque, but my number one "brunch" recommendation in NYC is The Bar Room at The Modern, and then follow it up by spending a few hours at MoMA.
The Modern itself is one of the best restaurants in NYC (1 Michelin star), and predictably expensive. But The Bar Room is located right next to it in MoMA (separated by an opaque glass partition), and much more affordable. Sensational, interesting, dare I say, even sexy food.
I usually make a res for 11:30AM right at opening, because it does get packed with tourists because, well, it is located in a world-class museum (actually the entrance is outside, hidden 1/2 a block down from MoMA).
But it's a beautiful, sexy space, so I guess you might say it is a bit like what Buddakan wishes it was like (Buddakan is all image and mediocre food).
re: Worldwide Diner
Gotham Bar & Grill was really good the last time we were there. It's New American cuisine.
If you like a deli, you really should go to Katz's.
There are also a lot of good pastry places (like Miel but much better), such as Payard.
re: Worldwide Diner
l would prefer to say that Parc tries hard, but nowhere near hard enough, to succeed to be Balthazar.
Quite good responses already and depending upon ones tastes all could satisfy. Of those mentioned ones I consider special are Bar Boulud, Spotted Pig, Balthazar , The Bar Room at The Modern. Difficult to narrow down the choices in the city based on your request. In a moderate price range try one of these: Landmarc and Bouchon Bakery at the Time Warner Center. Le Pain Quotidien or Cafe Luxembourg is on West 70th Street. Rosa Mexicano on West 62nd. Sapphire for Indian.
where are you staying in NYC? If your staying south of Penn Station, I recommend the rooftop micro brew at Eataly (great views of ESB). Po in WV for dinner - nice pastas - pretty trendy. Originally owned by Mario Batali. If you can get a reservation, it sounds like Dell'Anima, L'Artusi (both in WV) or Scarpetta (MPD) are right up your alley. Check the Manhattan boards for brunch spots, it's a popular topic! :) Enjoy your trip!
Highly recommend some of our following favorites:
A Voce and Marea are both total winners and reside in Columbus Circle on the UWS.
Lincoln, right next to the Met Opera, is also worth looking into.
Not quite as trendy but very classic is Picholine which is just a few blocks away from Lincoln Center.
For people and celeb watching right across the street from Lincoln Center is the trendy bar of Ed's Chowder House. Small plates and drinks are always popular there.
Funny, I have the opposite problem lol. I'm trawling chowhound right now to find somewhere in Philly that is not part of a chain, more New York-ish as it were. I'm too late for Vedge or Zahav sadlt. I've been to a few of the Steven Starr ventures in Philly, and years ago he had a restaurant in Brooklyn (Pod) but it bombed. He has a few restaurants in NYC now, you can always just do that ;-)
Anyway, many solid suggestions so far. Balthazar is probably closest to what you are looking for, it's part of the Pastis/ Shiller's/ Lucky Strike family of restaurants. Haven't been to any of them in many years though.
If you are willing to venture into Williamsburg, Brooklyn you'll find some flashier/trendier places. The original Fette Sau is right across from Spuyten Duyvil, and St. Anslem is right next door (put in your name when you get there, enjoy a few beers at SD while you wait, it's a looong wait). A short walk away, around Grand St, you'll find Walter Foods, Bozu, Cadaques, Rye, Dokebi, Baci&Abracci.....
For beer I second DBA and Blind Tiger, (and Brooklyn Brewery/ spuyten duyvil of course). I would add Jimmy's 43 and Houston Hall in manhattan, and the original Barcade (haven't been to the Philly outpost in Fishtown yet so I don't know how it compares) and Spritzenhaus in Brooklyn.
Good luck!
re: breewell
Unfortunately Steven Star only has four restaurants in NYC. Not a fan of any of those. I like Continental, Jones, Dandelion, Butcher & Singer, Parc and Talula's.
Thanks for the Brooklyn suggestions though!
Breakfast brunch favorites: Forager Table in Chelsea, Cookshop in the Meatpacking District, Prune on the Lower East Side, Café Cluny in the West Village and the twins Balthazar in SoHo and Pastis in the Meatpacking.
Current dinner favorites: Marea, Ai Fiori, Mailano, Pylos in Alphabet City, Txikito (Basque tapas), Jungsik (Haute Korean Fusion). And, haven't been there, but dying to try Hangawi (vegetarian) in Koreatown.
Not into Craft Beer in a big way, so can't comment on that.
re: middleagedfoodie
Hangawi is interesting vegetarian Korean. You take off your shoes upon entering and sit on mats at low tables (fortunately there is a foot well below the table). The decor is definitely very Asian, although curiously not all Korean (I doubt many of the guests can actually tell the difference).
The food is fun to eat, but I wouldn't call it great, if you know what I mean. But defintiely a fun experience (so much so, I've been there several times). But if I just wanted good casual Korean, I would go somewhere in Koreatown, like Shilla for BBQ.
Hangawi is more of a fun place to take a date, than to have great Korean cusine in my mind. Was introduced to it by Deluca, who told me it was the best Korean in NYC, so he may have a different opinion.
Wow, a lot of non-Philly discussion on the board. Don't alert the censor!
re: PhillyBestBYOB
The point of this is see what restaurants in NYC are similar to PHILADELPHIA restaurants. And what better way to find out than to ask Philly food lovers? I love food in Philly but have a hard time finding the same quality in NYC.
re: littlecmad
So many factors are involved in making a comparison:
-personal taste
-having experienced dishes at places compared
-multi visit, multi dishes
- knowing what places to compare
- relative cost/quality of those being compared
I suppose the quick and easy way is to compare is by cuisine but then regional differences could come into play.
Certainly the quality is available in NYC and with the sheer number of restaurants, finding specific comparisons and exactly what one is looking for is a big challenge. Favorites in a cuisine may be the best starting point. NYC is one of the great restaurant cities of the world offering just about whatever it is anyone could want. OMO
re: Edwardrae
Not to drag this out any further, but I'm not sure what a Philadelphia-style restaurant would be, unless it serves cheesesteaks or is a BYOB. Like any city, and like NYC, Philly has all sorts of restaurants, and there are probably comparable restaurants in NYC for any of them. I'm sure the NYC board would be better at finding what you are looking for if you accurately describe it for them.
re: littlecmad
You need to be more specific. Are you looking for a great breakfast place in NYC (Shopsin's perhaps) that serves great breakfasts like The Dandelion Pub?
Is there better pasta in Philadelphia than NYC?
re: scoopG
Damn good pasta in NYC, but had a meal with friends at Zeppoli Monday that after apps consisted of 4 large plates of pasta served one at a time and we shared all, was an OMG moment, the finish was sepia, sepia ink, and sepia ink pasta, all around applause.
Earlier ones were as good as gnocchi spinach as ever have had and a Sicilian style trapanese that made me weak, lastly a bucatina carbonera.
Owner/chef trained at Vetri as the pasta guy, he learned quite a bit, just awesome.
re: scoopG
We had lunch at Shopsin's the other day and had the best sandwiches of our lives!
re: scoopG
That's exactly what I'm asking, I said I like Steven's Starr's places but not the ones he has in NYC and I am looking for places like that, ie. a great place like Dandelion for Brunch
I moved to NYC from Philly a little over a year ago - I can't believe you can't find a place you're happy with here. I'll defer to cwdonald on the craft beer bars.
Most of Steven Starr's restaurants aren't very good, but they are indeed trendy. The Dandelion was one of the good ones - their chef now cooks at The Shakespeare in NYC, and the early word is good.
Parc sucks, but its NYC equivalent - Balthazar, as somebody already mentioned - is decent.
Here are a few trendy places for dinner that actually have good food:
Charlie Bird
The Spotted Pig/The Breslin (same chef)
the Momofuku places - all pretty good
Also, you can't really go wrong with the Batali, DB, JG, or Danny Meyer places.
re: deprofundis
New York food is great, it's NYers that suck.
deprofundis, you are grandfathered in, so you are safe.
Go Cowboys.
(I'm really going to get banned now.)
re: PhillyBestBYOB
I find NYers to be SUPER nice and friendly and they're who give me great food recs.
re: PhillyBestBYOB
Umm.....you realize that this is on the manhattan board, right?? Aka full of new yorkers......? You may want to watch your language before you are eaten alive.
re: Ttrockwood
As if anyone here cares what some guy from Philadelphia thinks of us.
re: small h
It's a well-known fact that Philadelphians eat their own, and thus no wonder their palates are aberrant.
re: Phil Ogelos
They threw snowballs at Santa Claus.
re: small h
Haha, you're right- not even eye contact worthy in these parts....
re: Ttrockwood
NYers also seem to need a humor transplant.
re: PhillyBestBYOB
You're transplant enough for us, PBB; thanks, and haha.
re: PhillyBestBYOB
Yeah, who knew they're so sensitive!
re: small h
I've never had a good meal in Philly. Except for good cheese steak. The Italian/American food is horrible, the trendy places are wannabee. Even Buddakan there is nowhere as nice or as good as the one in NYC ( which isn't really that good).
For what it's worth the chef at Pig and Khao is from Philly and wears a Phillies cap when he cooks. I like what he cooks.
Oh yeah ,,i like Philadelphia cream cheese.
But I agree with the inscription on WC Field's tombstone
" i'd rather be here than in Philadelphia"
re: foodwhisperer
And to think, I've never had a bad meal in Philly. Except for a bad cheesesteak. (It's all one word BTW). :)
re: foodwhisperer
And I have never had a good cheesesteak because they do not exist.
Buddakhan is a disneyesque restaurant that has very little redeeming value. High end PF Changs is a good description of it.
That said there is plenty of good food in Philadelphia, and frankly plenty of mediocre food in Manhattan. And having been born in Brooklyn, grew up in Westchester, and lived in Philadelphia for over 20 years I know both cities well enough to make these blanket statements.
re: cwdonald
Uhm a good cheesesteak is absolutely one of the best sandwiches on planet earth. With provolone that is....
re: cwdonald
I agree that there are plenty of mediocre restaurants and even terrible restaurants in NYC. But there are great ones. Ive eaten in Philly at least 100 times, I've never had exceptional food. Little Italy has decent red sauce ( i know you call it South Side or something like that and not little Italy). But even the Italian /American there is not as good as NYC. I used to like Buchbinder's soup, if that counts.. I've been to some newer trendy restaurants and wasn't all that impressed. As far as Buddakan goes, the one in Manhattan is 10 times the size , a 12 million dollar renovation, the menu had more choices and better food. I think a high end PF Chang, isn't really fair, Its not great but it deserves more than that. As far as Philly Cheesesteak(one word) , I love them. and with Wiz not real cheese. But Katz's deli makes a good version of one with better meat and real cheese.
In any case I know this isn't the Phila. board, but if you can name 2 really good places to try in Philadelphia I will try, as I am in Philly and near Philly every week.
re: foodwhisperer
The Italian-American food in NYC is awful. Even Park Side is not really that good. Philly has good IA food, but maybe you need to know where to look. I'd suggest Dante & Luigi's.
As far as the newer places, check out Vetri, Zahav, Kanella, Vernick, Vedge, or Bibou. They all could hold their own in NYC.
re: deprofundis
Ok, thanks. IA i usually go to Ralph's or 2 doors down. I'll try Dante& Luigi. If they are as good as Parkside or Don Peppe I'll be pleased. I will try the other places.
re: deprofundis
NYC does have SOME good Italian-American food, it's just that Little Italy isn't the place to look for it. There's the Parm / Torrisi / Carbone family but really the best spots are out in the boroughs - lots of places up in the Bronx, a few old-school joints still standing in Brooklyn and Queens... Enoteca Maria on Staten Island is fun.
re: foodwhisperer
Vetri and Zahav, tasting menu.
re: Worldwide Diner
That's right. I forgot to mention, if you go to Zahav the "mesibah" tasting menu with the lamb shoulder is the only way to go. Book in advance.
re: deprofundis
Last time we were in Philly we had the "mesibah" tasting. It was very good. Unfortunately there were just 2 of us and there was enough food for 6 people. We couldn't take doggy bags because there was no refrigerator in our room. Sadly, we had to leave a very large amount of food.
Also at in Varicks which we loved. Eating there again when we are in Philly in April. We'r coming from Ny
re: foodwhisperer
My food experiences overall in Philly have been less than exciting. I like me a Cheesesteak, of course, and a pork/rabe sandwich. But some of the more lauded places have let me down. Federal Donuts - I found most of the donuts tasted the same, regardless what "flavor" they were, and their much-vaunted fried chicken was aggressively salty - not inedibly so, but borderline. In fact, I find much of the food I've had in Philly over-salted - I had a similar issue at Marc Vetri's lauded Osteria. We had a couple good dishes, but overall most dishes were unbalanced in the salt direction, really lacking in acidity in a number of places.
Vetri's namesake flagship, of course, is a whole other ballgame - and foodwhisperer, that should probably be one of your two places to try if you've got money to blow.
Also Serpico - granted, he's a NYC expat, but if you were a fan of his work at Momofuku (don't know if you made it to Ko in the early days when he was running the show there) you should definitely check it out. Reasonably priced, too.
re: sgordon
Yeah, Federal Donuts is ok but overhyped. I was never a huge fan of Osteria, although there are a few gems on their menu. Vetri is way better. I also like Amis, but if I'm visiting from NYC probably wouldn't go out of my way to go there. Serpico's good.
re: deprofundis
My only issue with Vetri is their website. It is entirely unclear what one gets with their meal going in - you're not going to get all the dishes in the "tasting menu" listed there. Of the twenty or so dishes listed on the page, I imagine a solo diner will get perhaps six or seven. ( - ? Has anyone here dined there solo?) A two-top will get a dozen of them, catered to their tastes. So it's not really a "tasting menu" as most think of it, where there's a pre-set series of courses and everyone's getting basically the same thing - it's just a, y'know, a regular menu menu. With a prix fixe.
re: sgordon
A meal at Vetri begins with a glass of prosecco, followed by a crudite, a plate of canapes/snacks, and gaeta olives in olive oil + bread. This is generally followed by two antipasti courses, two pastas, one main, an intermezzo, dessert, and petit fours & coffee. With 2 or more diners, they will try to make sure everybody gets something different. The tasting menu has no choices, but you can tell the waiter your preferences and they will accomodate you.
re: foodwhisperer
I agree regarding Buddakan, not all the dishes are great but there's enough skill in the food to make it a respectable dining option. No more PF Chang than Babbo is a high end Olive Garden. I have to say I was not impressed by a recent pasta tasting and multi-course meal at Babbo....
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re: MVNYC
Respectfully disagree. A cheesesteak even if made with hand cut rib eye is really just a greasy mess.
Its kind of like associating hot dogs with New York. Short of Nathans there really are not good hot dogs in NYC, especially if you like a good natural casing hot dog. New Jersey has much better hot dogs than NYC fwiw The association is there, even if the quality is not.
And provolone is not a good cheese for a cheesesteak because of the tendency for it to get rubbery.
Philadelphia is getting a lot more publicity for its roast pork sandwich with greens (broccoli rabe, or spinach) and aged provolone the for the grease bombs called cheesesteaks. In fact that sandwich won an award as best sandwich in america. That should be the sandwich associated with philadelphia not steakum slabs.
re: cwdonald
A greasy mess isn't a bad thing. Sorry I and many others like them. Roast pork sandwich is good too.
It's like our halal meats, greasy chicken or gyro tastes really good.
It isn't a gourmet thing, food is subjective. I love halal or a cheesesteak differently than I love high end sushi or an expensive tasting menu but they both bring me happiness in their respective places.
For the record I consider halal street food more NY than a hot dog at this point.
re: MVNYC
Calling something hallal on the street, has about as much credibility as a hot dog vendor having a sabrett umbrella and you assume he is using a sabrett hot dog. You cannot trust any of them.
And the philadelphia cheesesteak is something we are saddle with in Philadelphia unfortunately even though most of them use low quality bread, meat and cheese. We hopefully someday can rid it from the cuilinary lexicon associated with the city of brotherly snowballs thrown at santa.
re: cwdonald
It's called halal man. Refers to various forms of delicious street meat. I'm not an observant Muslim so I don't care if it is halal but enough people that care eat At these places. You might need to settle down
There are shitty halal places as well as good ones. Cheesesteaks run the gamut as well. Sorry you don't like them
re: cwdonald
Roast pork is the real Philly sandwich (never had a decent cheesesteak in Philly, or anywhere else).
re: deprofundis
Thank you. Also my husband can be picky. While I love Babbo, I'm not sure I can get him there. That's why Steven's Starr's places are good. The food is not too fancy, and not too unique. I read about the Shakespeare before your post and I'm hoping we can get there.
re: littlecmad
Babbo ain't fancy. Most of the dishes are fairly traditional, with a few things a little further outside the box. I find it's one of those great "something for everyone" kind of places. Also the vibe is so casual, laid back, fun. That said, getting a reservation is not the easiest thing.
Maybe check out some of Keith McNally's places - Balthazar or Minetta Tavern - nothing adventurous on the menu, just solid classics done really well. And if it's trendy you want, they're as high on that list as it gets.
http://www.beermenus.com/cities/new-y... has a pretty good set of beer menus for NYC. Most of the major places are listed there.
We have an astounding collection of craft beer bars, FWIW.
As to restaurants, I'm not sure how to respond to someone who likes places -because- they're "trendy" - that's never been a criteria I've judged restaurants on.
Now that this thread is back on the Philly board, can we start ganging up on NYers again?
foodwhisperer, WC Fields never actually said that, on his tombstone or elsewhere. The actual quote is:
"I'd like to see Paris before I die...Philadelphia would do!"
Oh, and Philadelphia Cream Cheese is actually a NY brand.
re: PhillyBestBYOB
and New Yorker american cheese originated in Philly.
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Not my fault, I'm from Boston.
So here is my recap:
Dinner: Delmonico's Kitchen, I got the Restaurant week VERY petite Salmon (as it should be called) but it was excellent after the risotto and my husband really enjoyed his NY Strip and asparagus. Also this was the best Baked Alaska I've had since Union Square Cafe, Much BETTER than Butcher and Singer (http://www.butcherandsinger.com/).
Brunch: Very much like Sabrina's ( http://sabrinascafe.com/), the cute and quaint Penelope. Its too bad the service was bad. Our waitress had such an attitude, was mean and rude after I presented her with a free drink ticket, told me I could get a latte with and then charged us for it saying when I questioned her, "oh, no you can only get certain drinks". Food was great and worth the hour wait though, service wasn't.
I realized now I should not have said TRENDY and just asked for places similar to, or better than Butcher & Singer and Sabrina's. Thanks!
re: littlecmad
Thanks for the great write up. Out of curiosity did you end up doing the Brooklyn Brewery tour or going to any craft beer bars in the city?
re: cwdonald
We did go to Brooklyn Brewery, the tour was great but the beer selection was disappointing. Did not visit any of the other beer bars this time. Just too tired to walk around and visit them all. After visiting the 911 memorial my husband saw a sign for 30 draft beers at The Irish American Pub on John street. They only had one beer, Founder's Porter that we both wanted to try.
As a long time resident of Manhattan and London; I travel frequently to Philadelphia and enjoy the city, its restaurants and its amazing art collections as do many of my friends from Manhattan. Most comparisons of the cities are of the apples to oranges variety as both are quite unique and can stand on their own. I see no need for nastiness to support one preference.


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At the same will be found Old Music and World Music, among others.
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French Connection. Paris 1900, the birth of Spanish musical nationalism
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It took a long time to make the Grand Canyon, with
the Colorado River's gradual sloshing away of the Coconino
sandstone; and it would have taken twice as long, apparently, if
the FAA had been involved.
The bureaucracy needs four more years, at least, they say, to
"study" the effects of aircraft noise. By that time, of course,
everyone will be more-acclimatized to the regulation; and most of
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future modifications to the east-end and west-end routes and
airspace to achieve substantial restoration of natural quiet in the
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Shippers and trucking companies need to clearly spell out detention policies and penalties in contracts and tariffs if they want to avoid federal regulation, a transportation attorney warns.
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Birkdale Village locals love the unique restaurants, bars and shops that are on Main Street, as well as some of high-end chains like Williams-Sonoma and coming soon, Earth Fare. Some of the restaurants that are local faves include Zoe's, a Greek/Meditteranean restaurant with a cozy feel, healthy food and fast service, as well as Brixx, which features a variety of pizzas from BBQ Chicken to Mexican. The Fox n Hound is a great sports bar and Red Rocks is perfect for a first-date or special occasion. Dressler's is also a nice place for cocktails and this summer is hosting "Cocktails + Couture" featuring a fashion show with the latest summer styles on Thursday evenings from 6-8pm. Retail shops such as Poppy's and The Jewel Box are perfect for finding that special gift and other stores such as Ann Taylor Loft, Gap, Banana Republic and American Eagle give Main Street a luxury mall appeal.
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Birkdale Village living is complete with all the amenities needed whether you're enjoying the single life or spending quality family time. If you live in Birkdale Village, amenities include a luxurious clubhouse with a 24-hour fitness center and 24-hour business center, internet access, pool and grill area and private parking. During the summer months, you can enjoy live music at the fountain from July 15 thru August 27 and hear all types of music from jazz to country to rock and pop to americana. Live music at the fountain is every Friday and Saturday during the summer from 7-9 pm. The Family Film Festival at Birkdale Village is perfect for keeping the little ones cool and out of the blazing sun and heat during the summer. Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 10 am from July 12 to August 12, it is just one dollar per person to enjoy blockbuster children's films such as Shrek Forever After and Kung Fu Panda.
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Ace of Wands Journal Page
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- Kimmie said...
- 15 December 2008 10:14
- PJ's talkin'.... said...
This is a great page. It's all come together. Love the background, and of coarse the crows. ~PJ
- 15 December 2008 11:59
- Artiste Nouveau said...
Wow--this is stunning. :)
- 15 December 2008 11:59
- Cyndi said...
This is really beautiful! I love crows and tarot so it definitely appeals to me. It makes me want to try something like that.
- 15 December 2008 13:18
- mrsb said...
This is one of the most beautiful pages I've seen! I really, really like it!
- 15 December 2008 23:35
- ~Barb~ said...
What a fabulous page spread! I love the girl and I'm all about crows, too. Great job!
Peace & Love,
- 16 December 2008 00:10
- miz katie said...
I like how that happens. You don't fully understand a page until later, and then you have an "aha!!" moment.
- 16 December 2008 00:46
- Chris said...
This is SO pretty! And cool! I love it. Thank you for sharing it.
- 16 December 2008 04:48
- Walk in the Woods said...
Very nice! I found myself wanting to reach into the screen and pick up the journal to take a closer look!
- 16 December 2008 15:25
- Connie said...
I agree with Walk in the Woods---I clicked on each photo just so I could look deeper and see the nuances. It is so beautiful and a bit ethereal---like the mystic universe in the quote. At the same time--I feel there is seperation between the girl and the ace of wands---maybe because those crows are standing guard. But seperation from inspiration..that's a little of what I'm seeing.
Peace & Love.
- 20 December 2008 00:47
- Zom said...
I am glad you guys liked it.
Connie, you have given me a shiver - with 'separation from inspiration'. I wouldn't have seen that, thankyou.
- 20 December 2008 20:27
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- Chris said...
Love this, taking one of my favorite arcana and making it vibrant like this. The different pen techniques really make the right things pop.
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I absolutely adore this foundation. It gives me natural coverage with a lovely satin finish. I find that a little goes a long way and it lasts throughout the day without need for touch ups. My only problem is the colour. Intensity 1.0 is too dark for me and I can only use it when I'm tanned or I have to mix a white foundation with it to get my perfect shade. Apart from that I would re-purchase and it's worth the price.
I purchased this foundation for my wedding a couple of years ago and I was immediately impressed at the coverage and the long-wearing nature of Estee Lauder Double Wear Light. It offers a dewy finish, but not so overt that it comes off shiny in photos when set with powder and a spritz of water. Although it worked great for photos, I would not repurchase this foundation for day-to-day use. The color the SA set me up with, intensity #2, ran a tad too yellow, in my opinion, but more than anything it felt too heavy for regular use.
In my observation, silicones, such as Dimethicone, are responsible for some of the foundations that wear the longest and are most resistant to oil and water. Unfortunately, they don't always breathe all that well. In short, silicone-heavy formulas don't feel all that natural or healthy. As such, I would reserve Estee Lauder Double Wear Light for special occasions, especially those where re-touching one's makeup is out of the question. When I need a long-wearing foundation for daytime or casual use, I feel the equally-effective, lighter-on-the-skin alternative is Revlon's ColorStay Foundation. Of course, it doesn't hurt that the price and the color choices are better too.
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I've heard that the Double Wear is really good at coverage but masks you up, so I thought I'd give DW Light a try. This idea lasted pretty much until I looked at my face in the mirror after getting it painted on at the counter - maybe she put it on really thick, but it looked like a ton of makeup and masky and you could very clearly see 5-6 pores in my nose like little holes in the foundation. When I disapproved the salesperson told me that I just have to exfoliate and moisturise "a lot" to wear this foundation.
I politely declined to purchase. My roommate even commented on how terrible it looked when I got home and went to wash the whole load off. My search for a good foundation continues.
I didn't hate this foundation, but it just isn't ideal for my skin type. It didn't irritate my skin, which made me happy.But I found the finish a bit too matte, which was great for my oily skin...but not so for my large pores. This foundation really accentuated them, which wasn't very attractive :( Maybe I just put on too much, maybe it was the combination with the powder... I don't know.... It just didn't look pretty on my face... And it also didn't control my oil, because after a few hours my face looked all shiny again.
I bought tis in the lightest shade, which was still a tiny bit too dark for my NC20 skin, and it had a slight hint of pink in it (so not a super match for my yellow based skin tone)
But... I won't throw it away yet, because I do love the fact that (although it is hard to remove) it didn't clog my pores or irritated my skin, which is a big plus. Just have to experiment a little bit more with a primer, other way of apllicitations etc... But not right now, because I have my rosacea (almost/sort of) under control , so i just love to use a minimum of make-up and skincare products: rozex cream, sunscreen, mascara, Jane Iredale purepressed base and blush. I don't like the idea of putting to much products on my face, so if I don't need to hide/camouflage a lot of spots I go for a natural look :)
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The colouring didn't work for me, and when I finally got the coverage I liked, it just looked like I was wearing too much foundation and too much of the wrong foundation.
I think it would be a good foundation for people who don't want a lot of foundation and aren't oily.
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I think it's safe to say this is my winter foundation. I'd have to buy a different shade in summer which would be very expensive because my skin has different degrees of tan through the year.
Foundations work very differently to everyone. Double Wear Light is probably the perfect foundation for me! I don't have significant blemishes, so a layer of this product (I apply with the Make Up Forever foundation brush) is enough to give my skin a flawless finish. I don't like matte foundations... This one is the perfect balance between matte and dewy. Doesn't look shiny at all. Looks beautiful and really, really natural. Some people can't even tell I use foundation, I'd say it's a great accomplishment.
Best foundation I've tried so far. I would repurchase. I should, actually. I switched to HD from MUFE and I regret it deeply.
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I bought this product 2 weeks ago. I told the SA that I wanted a medium coverage foundation with a mat finish that would last all day. I also told her I read good reviews on the internet about the regular Double Wear foundation and that I'd like to try it. She told me that the regular DW would be too heavy for my skin: in fact I don't have particular blemishes to conceal.
She tried intensity 1 and 2 on my neck, and she matched me intensity 2 because it would be able to cover redness on my cheeks (my skin is very sensitive, in particular in the cold season).
I found it melted wonderfully into my skin, and that it really covered redness, so I bought it.
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The packaging is slim, travel-friendly. It comes in a pale beige bottle with blue words written over it. The cap is gold with a blue line surrounding it.
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After a few hours I didn't have any foundation on my face anymore, and in the evening, when I cleansed my face, on my cotton pad there was only the pink of my blush.
The next day I decided to give it another try since in Italy we can't return products.
I applied it with my flat foundation brush: I managed to build the coverage up with two layers of foundation.
I had to use a lot of product, but I loved the result: flawless skin, with a semi-mat finish. I made the mistake to use powder to set it, and it looked like my nose was craking :S This foundation's a bit drying.
The next day I used the same technique without using powder over it, and the lasting power was noticeable.
I'm still using it with the same technique and I love the look it gives me, but I don't see why I should spend this amount of money (37.50 euros) for a product that will last maybe a month? A month and half? Because of the amount I have to use in order to obtain the result I want.
The are other foundations which cost 10 euros less and with which I manage to achieve the same result with a very small amount of product (for example Collistar foundation+primer which costs only 25.50 euros).
P.S. I read that a reviewer noticed a weird smell...I noticed it too, this stuff sometimes smells like paint. But I also sometimes notice that it smells exactly the same as Sumptuous Extreme mascara. I think that EL products always have the same cinnamon smell.... Am I the only one who noticed that particular spicy smell?
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I am on my second tube of this foundation so I think it is pretty safe to say that I like it a whole lot. This foundation is $42.50 CAD, comes in 6 shades, is packaged in a very sleek tube, has medium coverage with a soft matte finish and is unscented. It has a fairly thick consistency but it still very easy to blend with your fingers or a brush. It will set on its own within a few minutes of applying the foundation and you will be able to feel it on your face but it is NOT a heavy or cakey feeling. The thing I love about this foundation is that it has incredibly good wear time without the need for a primer or powder. I put this foundation on at the beginning of my day without powder and wear it until the late hours and it is always flawless when I take it off. Depending on your skin type you may find that when you first apply this foundation that it looks a bit powdery as it does on me since I have normal/dry skin but within half an hour or so any powdery look it gone. Even though this foundation doesn't have a fragrance, it does have some kind of chemically scent to it which may bother some people- I personally don't mind it since when I apply it to my face the smell fades away. My one con with this foundation is that it has very poor buildability in the sense that it will start to get cakey quickly if you go beyond one layer OR two thin layers. A great dupe for this foundation is Covergirl Outlast Stay Fabulous foundation which I believe comes in more shades and is a tad bit more blendable than this one- I love them both equally. I will be repurchasing yet again :)
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This foundation is a God send. I love the lasting power, and the fact that it has great coverage for being a "light" foundation. It could be described more light/medium because it does coverage redness and under eye darkness. It is not thick enough to cover large zits, and bright red spots, but it does a wonderful job anyway. I used to have very oily and acne prone skin up until I was 21 or 22. I have since developed, with the help of a good cleansing and moisturizing routine, beautiful skin. This foundation compliments a woman's complexion without being waxy or cakey. It hold up very well. I put it on at 7 am, and then I blot my face with tissue paper at 12:30. All you need is a blot every 5-6 hours, and you will be great. I have once worn this foundation from 7am - 9pm. It looked good for only having to blot with tissue. I did add a swipe of powder over my face later in the evening, but overall my face did not need a lot of maintenance. I bough this in a pack that offered a DVD, concealer, and a foundation brush. It was a great value overall. By itself it is expensive, but a little goes a long way so the bottle should last over 4 months (that is if you are wearing it every day). I have had my bottle/tube for over a year, but I only wear it two or three times a week. I switch up my foundation routine between tinted moisturizers, bb creams, powder, and long wear foundation. My skin changes with the seasons and the weather, so I typically own three foundations at a time. I use Maybelline oil control powder. It's super cheap at Walmart. Like 4 bucks. It sounds weird that I use expensive foundation but cheap powder, but cheap can be effective. I usually mix and match my products from the department store and the drugstore/online stores. I wear intensity no. 1. It is for fair/light skin. I have light skin, but it is not Asian white-yellow, or English transluscent skin. I have light skin with pink undertones. It works well for me. It blends with my neck, but because I am so fair and the foundation is so light, I do have to wear some type of shimmer or blush. I will buy this product again. The concealer that came with it was great. If you don't want another foundation brush or the dvd, just toss the dvd, and give the brush to some else. Overall, the foundation is great, and the kit that EL sells is wonderful too.


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NY1 VIDEO: As NY1 celebrates 20 years, the station's look back at its inaugural days continues with a piece by Paul Fleuranges, the first reporter to appear on NY1 and New York City's first TV transit reporter. He filed this profile of the city's Transit Museum on September 8, 1992.
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