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- Barryman Jul 25, 2005 01:37 PM
The following Hilton Head restaurants were recommended by a regular vistor whose chowish credentials are not known. Any comments on these -- or other recs for an August visit? Thanks!
-- Sticky Fingers
-- Stripes
-- Giuseppi's Pizza
-- San Miguel's
-- Quarterdeck
Those are fine recommendations, depending on what you are looking for. The best I've had on HHI is Sea Grass Grill, just outside of the Palmetto Dunes Plantation--great for fish, with some land-lover options. We've also had good meals at Charlie's Crab--near Hudson's.
We were down there a few months back and ordered pizza delivery from Giuseppi's and it was one of the best I've ever had.
we've been vacationing on Hilton Head for about 15 yrs and still haven't found great seafood there.
San Miguels is good mexican right on the docks in Shelter Cove. Guiseppis is great pizza, think that's up in Forest Beach (?). My hubby and I tried Hudson's again with mixed results. It does have great hush puppies, but the shrimp can be touch and go chewy.
If you're up for a day trip, we always travel to Savannah and eat at Mrs Wilkes on Jones street. GREAT southern cooking, family style meal, set price.
re: crista
My favorite local seafood is at a dive called Sea Shack. Have you tried it? It is hidden on Pope Executive Avenue. For a decent atmosphere and seafood, have you tried Charlie's Crabhouse? It is very close to Hudson's.
We were in Hilton Head early this month and ate at Giuseppies (sp?). We had a 45 minute wait for a table, and the pizza was excellent. All four of us agree that the wait was worthwhile.
The other places where we ate were Captain's Seafood - quite good - and Hilton Head Diner - absolutely the worst foodsite message board recommended restaurant we have experienced since discovering Chowhound three years ago.
re: Milt
I ate at Captain's tonight. It seems they have moved to Coligny Plaza and with the move the quality of food has gone downhill. I'd give it a C- on quality and D+ on price. My daughter had the Calimari which was lack luster. I had the Captain's Platter (yes, fried but I was in the mood for that) and it was so-so. The scallops were quite good but the sides were tasteless. Crab Cake was burned. Service was by a standard useless college student with no customer-service skills.
Overall, a disappointing dinner for $105 for a family of 3 1/2 (my youngest just had a appetizer).
re: cymbaline65
which is sad since it used to be great. i agree the one time i've been since they moved it was nothing special.
The restaurant selections are good except Sticky Fingers. Just not my type of place.
Eating on the island is not cheap, but I do recommend Santa Fe Grill, The Sage Room, Michael Anthony's, Park 211, CQ's, Old Fort Pub, and The Brick Oven. These are all exceptional restaurants that can put a dent in your wallet if you aren't careful.
My favorite seafood place is a local dive called The Sea Shack. Good lunch spot or "inexpensive" (for HH) dinner. Charlie's Crab is another good seafood spot with a better atmosphere.
re: CarJr
I second CQ's - it's right near Harbourtown and my family and I went there for the second time last night. The service was fantastic and all eight of us loved every bite (which is a rarity). We had a pretty good spread too - duck, pork chops, mussels, fish and pasta.
Ate at a newish place (I think it's been around for a year) - Java Burrito Co. which is maybe two minutes from the sea pines gate. It's like a hipster Chipotle with a coffee bar inside, but a cool casual place to take the kids to when you just got out of the car after a six hour drive!
If you want ribs then Stickey Fingers is excellent. We ate there twice last December and couldn't have asked for a more pleasant experience. If you email them before you go they will probably send you a coupon for a free appetizer.
Sticky Fingers is a chain - I suppose it's okay, if that's what you're looking for. Stripes used to be good a couple of years ago, but since their chef left that I knew, I haven't been. Giuseppi's is decent pizza (they have several locations) - we usually order from there once when we're down. Quarterdeck, really? I've only ever heard anyone recommend this place for a drink and live music, but never heard anyone love the food.
I would suggest Alligator Grille, next to Harris Teeter at the Sea Pines gate. They have an ecclectic menu including sushi and their duck spring rolls are good. They are locally owned and have been around for quite awhile.
Sea Shack, as others have mentioned, is where to go for standard seafood fare. It's become very touristy, though, because of all the recs and attention brought on by Rachel Ray et al.
Signe's Bakery & Cafe is a great breakfast and lunch spot. Nice fresh baked pastries and other baked goods too.
Flamingo House of Doughnuts, again near Harris Teeter @ Sea Pines offers up made to order doughnuts. Seriously. Like, you place your order and specify toppings, etc. and then they make them. For lunch and dinner they offer a mediterranean menu w/ lots of Greek specialties. I've not had their lunch & dinner fare, but from what I've read here, it's good.
The be all to end all is Old Fort Pub. More formal atmosphere but amazing food prepared well. It regularly gets raved reviews.
I'm a big fan of Pepper's Porch. It's a low country crab boil kind of place in Blufton. No frills but lots of atmosphere. There is a maze of screened porches outside which are fun to dine in and all the better to here the live music under the old oak tree.
Have a great time!
re: lynnlato
Highly agree with Lynnlato and Carjr. Would also highly recommend Frankie Bones on Main Street. San Miguels is okay-nice atmosphere on the water, local entertainment etc but IMHO, Mi Tiera another local mexican dive is better. We love to go to the Old Fort Pub and eat at the bar, it is a little less formal and a beautiful setting. They also have a porch with views of the sound.
re: chocchipcookie
I think we just got punked! I just realized that this is an old post from '05 that somehow got recycled. Oops!
re: lynnlato
Oh I hate when that happens ! Oh well, maybe someone else will get some good use out of it-it is always good to have updates :)
re: chocchipcookie
going in august so i'll use! :) didn't know the doughnut place and am glad to hear about pepper's. always wondered.
have liked alligator grille in the past and have personally always had good meals at redfish.
re: aMeany
Love the Sunrise Cafe-I always get the crab cakes benedict and my dh always gets the shrimp hash. You can request 1/2 an order of the crabcakes-it is always too much for me. Their grits are great too! A real local place.
re: chocchipcookie
sounds yummy - where is it?
re: AMFM
From the N-take the cross island bridge across to the 1st stoplight. Take a left on Arrow Road and then a quick left on Helmsman Way. Go all the way to the end and you'll see a small parking lot on the right. The Cafe is right there. From the Southend, take Palmetto Bay Road to Arrow Road (at stoplight make Right. Make that quick left onto Helsman. Hope you enjoy!
re: chocchipcookie
thanks. will have a 2 year old boy in tow so i need really casual this time and it's nice to know some new places. :)
re: chocchipcookie
funny - exactly the ages of mine. they eat well (most of the time although they have picky days) but its the behavior that limits us. i mean lets be honest a 2 year old boy is a disaster. somedays so is the 5 year old girl. particularly if she's hungry! :)
re: AMFM
My 2 yo old is always always picky. I go straight for the junk just so he'll sit still long enough for us to eat. He lives on crackers and choc chip mini muffins. The nice thing is at this resto is that it is a little noisy-so occasional screams go unnoticed. The waitresses are very accomodating with crayons etc. They are very efficient and get the food out fast. Locals love it!
re: aMeany
I went to Redfish in Sept. and the only seafood they had was salmon. I asked the server if they had any RED FISH and she told me that she did not realize that there was such a fish. Good food and service but GET REAL this island is surrounded by water. How about some SEAFOOD. I worked on that island for years and the only place to eat seafood was in Beaufort.
re: aklein
The Boathouse has been spotty lately. Somethings are really good and others aren't worth the trip. My new favorite is the Black Marlin - their sushi nachos are incredible, as are their mussels. If you're in the mood for fried fish, it's hard to beat them. My favorite for lunch is the French Bakery in Pineland Plaze. Amazing pastries and bread and really, really good soup and sandwiches for lunch. Il Carpaccio is right behind them and many natives think it's the best Italian restaurant on the island. A little farther afield, try the May River Grill in Bluffton - excellent food and the desserts are to die for - really!
Were just there and agree with Frankie Bones rec-had a fun s'mores dessert you grill yourself at table and dinner was excellent. We also like Charlie's Crab and if you go early they have an excellent early bird 3 course dinner with great choices. Also love Sunset Grill. Stacks is great for breakfast with a killer creme brulee french toast and Kenny B's has yummy beignets and chicory coffee along with great breakfast dishes.
re: SCgal
Charlies Crab was pretty good, we had a lunch, and dinner there on back to back days. She crab soup for both meals was the best I had on the island. Kenny B's was another spot we hit for breakfast 2 times, crabcakes benedict were very good.
We also like HH Prime alot.
Black Marlin we found to be average, good happy hour though
We have been going to HHI in August for 35 years and will be on the island in August for a couple of weeks this year as well. Our current favorites are as follows
Red Fish...,higher end but worth it.
Wild Wing Cafe... noisy and chaotic but the wings are very good
Charlie's... on New Orleans Road, solid and reliable for lunch or dinner
CQ''s.... in Harbourtown, expensive but also worth it.
Sunrise Cafe for breakkfast
Jump & Phil's ...in HH Plaza near the Sea Pines gate, great local place, inexpensive and their weekly Roast Beef special is good and is a real bargain
We have had excellent lunches at the previously mentioned Sea Grass Grill and the Black Marlin.
Mellow Mushroom in Park Plaza... Yes it is a chain but the pizza is good and it is great for kids.
The Boathouse II on Squire Pope Road on the way to Hudson's is on the Intercoastal Waterway and is fun for dinner or brunch.
Enjoy your stay at this special place!!
re: rmthuring
we love the Wild Wing. And Charlies is one of my favorite places down there. Will have to try some of your other suggestions. 2 weeks every August
Those recommendations were awful except for Guiseppe's:
Sticky Fingers? There is no good BBQ on Hilton Head
Stripes? There time has past
San Miguel's - Tourist Trap big time
Quarterdeck - drinks not food
Here is my list: Seafood - Buy fresh stuff at Bluffton Oyster Company on the way in - downtown Bluffton on the docks or Sea Shack, Hudson's Oyster Bar is OK also - stay away from the fried stuff and stick to shrimp and oysters in season
Italian or Upscale - Michael Anthony's
Other Favorites - Frankie Bone's North End Main Street, Sunset Cafe - North End
Breakfast - Palmetto Bay Sunrise Cafe, Walnuts in Bluffton
BBQ - Don't bother
Mexican - May 5th Cantina - hard to find behing Park Plaza - authentic
Best Secret - Marshide Mama's Daufuskie Island - by boat - make a day of it
Local Cuisine - Dye's Gullah Fixin's - Pineland Station
re: rostoni
Apparently, someone revitalized a 3 yr old thread. So, not only is the original list bad, it's old too. I'm not familiar w/ Marshide Mama's and Dye's Gullah Fixins... they sound interesting, I may have to check 'em out when we go down again in August.
re: lynnlato
agreed. will be there in august too. thanks for the update!
re: AMFM
I think I replied back in '05, but just got back, so thought I would add some updated info...
Had great meals at:
Sea Grass Grill (ate 2x)--the chef and owner/waitress are great--they were with Charlie's L'Etoile Vert for years. It is such a great deal--amazing entrees with salads and sides for under $25. I always enjoy the tuna with wasabi mousse; the grouper picatta was great. My sister had crab-stuffed shrimp--she didn't share a bite!
Michael Anthony's. Definitely our favorites. I wouldn't expect to get high-end Italian on vacation, but each time we go, we are reminded how great this place is. The gnocchi is about as good as mine (really the only thing I learned from my Italian grandmother) and their sauces are really interesting.
Great breakfast and beignets at Kenny B's. We did the Sunday brunch--$9.95 with omelets and eggs benedict--can't beat that.
We tried the donuts to order at Flamingo's Donuts--interesting concept--plain donuts were good, the glazes were good too. Some of the "fancier" ones were a bit much.
Tried dinner at the Grumpy Grouper (chef and owner used to be at Aunt Chilada's). It was okay, perhaps a bit pricey for what it was. I enjoyed my friend scallops and oysters; those that ordered the broilded scallops were disappointed.
Finally, we had dinner at Old Fort Pub. This place has always been reserved for special dinners, and we've been going there for 8 years or so. We were pretty disappointed this year--there was not much selection with the entrees, one the was to be served in broth came in a terribly oily sauce, and the service was sub-par. It was a Friday night, so maybe we hit them at an off time. Definitely a disappointment.
re: rostoni
Rostoni.... can you tell me more about Marshside Mama's? What kind of food do they have? How do you get there from HH? Also can you tell me more about Dye's?
You recommend buying fresh seafood in Bluffton-- is this caught locally? Thanks!
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
Marshide Mama's - you can get to daufuskie only by boat and if you don't have one you can go using the Daufuskie Island's Resort boat which you get off of Squire Pope Road past Hudson's - it is a long - 45 minute ride but nice to sit outside - boats leave every two hours and come back every two hours - call the resort for details - you can make a day of it - it is a long way to go for just dinner - Marshide's itself has great food and is really fun - you will meet all walks of life there and to say it's casual is a huge understatement - Beth makes great gumbo, ribs, shrimp and grits, always has a fresh fish special - call ahead for reservations cause it gets crowded - it is a tshirt, bathing suit , sandals place all the way - great sunset too
Dye's was just written up in the island packet - check it out online
Bluffton Oyster Company is right on the May River and in season is an actual oyster factory, they clean them right there - this time of year you can get local shrimp, crab, flounder - they will tell you what is local and you can believe them - bring an empty cooler and load up for your stay
re: rostoni
Thank you so much for this reply! I read on TripAdvisor to make sure there'd be a ferry back after dinner-- we don't want to get stranded there. Any idea how late they go back and forth? Can you give me an average price for dinner?
We will definitely check out BOC. Sounds great.
Thanks again!
re: rostoni
Great info., rostoni, thanks so much. I really would like to give this a try. We've never visited Daufuskie Island. Is Marshide Mama's open for lunch? I'm thinking it may be a better plan to head over during daylight hours. Sounds like a good time.
re: lynnlato
Click on this to learn more. We spent the day at Daufuskie Island this summer. MM's was open for lunch but not between lunch and dinner when we happened upon it. It really is a dive and I wish I could review the food b/c I always heard it was great. We were disapointed we could not eat there at 3 pm...I would recommend taking transportation by the locals who know their way around the island. We rented a golf cart and were lost the entire time but it was fun. Next time we get over there I will be making reservations at night b/c they do have some lively entertainment at that time.
re: AMFM
Great, AMFM. I like Alligator Grille it's got an eclectic menu and it's a little wacky. I like that.
I'm dying to go to OFP, but alas we always have the kids and it's not a kid-friendly place.
Let us know if you find anything else interesting. I'll be down next week and need some options!
p.s. If you need gorgeous shrimp to cook up, go to Piggly Wiggly. They're amazing - believe it or not!
re: lynnlato
we had a 2 and 5 year old and sat outside and there were other kids outside too. we went at 6 on a saturday and there was literally NO ONE else outside most of the time so they could run around the fort and bug no one. they do have a kids menu. truly. wasn't bad at all. would be hard inside though. oh and the bouillabaisse is amazing. and the vidalia onion shoots appetizer.
And the kids did great at alligator grille - edamame and fish shaped ravioli. nice.
went to land's end tavern and the food (while not profound was certainly better than i remember previous years). the grouper was a really nice piece of fish.
We're just back from HHI, and had a great dinner at Shrimp Michael's; it's in the same shopping center as the Bi-Lo (I think). Appetizer scallops were amazing.
Also went to Sea Grass Grille; tilapia was very good, scallops were not. As always, Sea Shack is fantastic, as is Harold's Diner for breakfast.
The last night we got pizza from Guiseppi's, which apparently everyone on the island was doing; it was a 2-hour wait, but we were told that when we called, and the pizza was excellent.
re: msmiller
cool. didn't know shrimp michael's. thanks for the tip.
re: tansu
i have loved redfish in the past but didn't go. our favorite casual seafood is peel & eat - so we didn't eat at sea shack. one thing i will say about old fort pub and alligator grill - both had really nice appetizers you could do for a meal. and very reasonably priced. lots of folks were eating at the bar at alligator grille - live music on friday night later.
We just returned from our trip south to HH-- it was my first time there. We absolutely loved the island! This board was helpful in selecting food destinations, so just thought I'd post a bit about what we loved (and what was ok).
We stayed at Seacrest, right across from the Piggly Wiggly, so we tried the local seafood that has been raved about on this board and others. They steamed the shrimp in your choice of seasoning so all we had to do was peel and eat when we took it back. Fabulous! We also had the cobia, which we grilled on Seacrest's grill.. we really enjoyed that too.
We mostly ate for lunch and dinner, but we did get out to...
*Kenny B's... for dinner. We ordered 2 platters that included gumbo, jambalaya, rice and beans, and shrimp etouffe (my favorite)... this was a mistake, since this platter can easily feed 2. It was very starchy with all that rice, but a nice sampling of various specialties on their menu. The po boys were also good. I think I would have preferred to try their weekend breakfast buffet.
*Sea Shack... for dinner. We got there at about 4:45 for dinner and there was a line already. Doors opened at 5, and we were put off by a teenage girl barking at everyone to stay back. They let in a few people at a time because ordering is done at the counter and they want to limit the backup. I know this place is an island institution, and the formula obviously works for them, but I think placing a board menu or paper menus outside for people waiting on line to look at who've never been before would really speed up this process. We knew exactly what we wanted because we had a paper copy from the island restaurant pamphlet, but not knowing could really slow it down. Anyway, that said, it is definitely an affordable place, but we honestly were not all that impressed. My crabcake was ok, the shrimp were ok (compared to the delicious ones we got at PW!), actually, the best things were the blackened chicken (!) and the garlic mashed potatoes. I'm glad we tried it, though.
*Pino Gelato in Wexford... I was excited to try Pino because on their website they listed a cannoli flavor, which I've been trying (unsuccessfully) to find ever since tasting it in Italy. Unfortunately, the woman behind the counter had no idea what I was talking about so I went with chocolate hazelnut and I think a walnut flavor... we also sampled hazelnut, tiramisu, and a few others... good, not great. The hazelnut based flavors had kind of a weird taste to them.
*Signe's... LOVED it! We went to Signe's for breakfast, which actually wasn't when it won our hearts, because the waffles were only ok (although the deep dish french toast in plain, blueberry, and blackberry flavors was awesome)... but we tried stuff from their bakery a few times during the week and were impressed by EVERYTHING. The scones, muffins, cookies (especially the milkdud), and other treats were superb.
*Flamingo... LOVED it! I wish we had tried their food too, but we only tried the donuts. Once, it was after 12, and on that occasion, we learned that they are only hot from 7-12 so we made it our business to go for a mid-morning snack one day to get one hot out of the fryer. It was good after 12, but AMAZING before 12, so don't even bother going unless you're going to get it hot. The sticky bun flavor was fabulous, but I also liked the chocolate glaze on the warm one too. This was a great CH rec!
*South Carolina Seafood and Produce... hopefully someone can help me with an address, this is headed out of HHI, near Mi Tierra Mexican restaurant. You have to make a U-turn if you are headed off the island to get to it; it would be on your right if you are going further onto the island. It's a tiny little building that caught our eye with watermelons, peaches, and tomatoes outside. We stopped by and my jaw dropped open at the huge, gorgeous peaches-- the lovely gentleman working there said they're the best he's seen in his 20+ years of selling peaches. We got a few peaches plus a tomato and ate them throughout the week... those peaches were just incredible. Got more on the way out. Yum!! He also has seafood for sale, but we didn't try it.
I'm going to x-post this to a few other threads where I received good tips. Thanks for all the help, everyone! I can't wait to come back to HH!
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
i missed your post before but since you obviously love ice cream (me too) and were asking about it...
if you are ever driving through richmond, VA on your way from north to south (right on the 95) there is a great local gelato place near me called DeLuca Gelato that is all house scratch made and makes AMAZING cannoli flavored gelato. i love it.
worth stopping for - as are their other flavors.
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
was just in there the other day. love the mint. mmmm....
there are restaurants in the same complex if you need to make a real stop of it. let me know what you think!
other opinions:
and i think they've only gotten better at what they do in the last year.
Down in Hilton Head again (we come down 2-3 times a year). Just tried Flamingo's this morning for the fresh-made to order doughnuts. Definitely enjoyed them. They were cake type doughnuts and you pick the glaze/toppings. Menu is listed on two chalk boards. Small shop near the movie theater. Paid $9.50 for a dozen doughnuts. Our favorites were the caramel glaze and the toasted coconut honey glazed.
Also tried to go to Street Meet tonight. Thought their menu looked interesting and read a few good reviews. Well we waited 10 minutes before ever being acknowledged and then we were told a table would be our once it was cleared--well the waitress gave the table to another group that was going to need it b/c they were waiting for people who hadn't even arrived yet. Horrible customer service and we are not usually one to complain. When I told the hostess/bartender that we were going to try some place else she didn't even seem to care. Won't be going back!
Favorites of our from past trips:
Old Fort Pub--upscale
Red Fish-fun sitting in the wine bar area
Michael Anthony's-excellent Italian but get a reservation way in advance
Just Pasta-my brother a NY'er likes this one for a quick takeout
Wild Wings-we ordered delivery of a bunch of appetizers one night and there was a problem with the order--the manager drove to the house and apologized and comped part of the order. apps were good.
Guiseppes-good pizza but plan on a wait
Truffles-consistently good food. took the chocolate/peanut butter pie off the menu which was a favorite.
Signes-good pastries, good sandwiches
Christina's- good lunch spot
re: christinebryson
Christine: You need to try Riviera Oaks, across the walkway from Michael Anthony's. Atmosphere, music and great food. I'll be the one behind the martini at 5:30.
re: cowtownmom
For a great grilled (and not pre-formed) cheese burger and cold beer try "Up The Creek". It's in the marina a few miles past the Old Oyster Factory. If you like dive/local joints this one is a find. A bucket (5) of cold bottled beer and a view of the boat launch and the sound make for a wonderful diversion from the typical Hilton Head haunt. Reasonable prices and kid friendly
Up the Creek Pub
18 Simmons Rd, Hilton Head Isle, SC
want to add my rave reviews for flamingo house of donuts. they are open t-sat in the evening in addition to the morning hours and we went for dessert after alligator grill. they were so much fun to pick for the kids. and hot. and freshly made and SO SO SO SO yummy. i really expected them to be fun but too sweet but they weren't (at least most weren't). i'm a purest so i still liked the plain old cinnamon sugar the best but they are using quality ingredients and everything was fabulous. it's a total mom and pop place and talking to the chef (from lebanon) and his fiancee was charming. definitely recommend checking them out if you are in HH this summer!
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
Just returned 8-9-09 from Hilton Head. Missed eating lunch at May River Grill in Bluffton by fifteen minutes (they close at 2 p.m.) but everyone leaving said it was really good. Ate at Woody's, avoid it like the plague....hardly edible food although someone did say the she crab soup was ok. Had a wonderful meal at the Black Marlin, fish was fresh, and service was very good. Also enjoyed the Boathouse, which is on the water, has live music, and really makes you feel like you're on vacation. It's a little removed from town, right next to Charlie's Crab, which we also ate at and found to be very pricey for average food. (stuffy atmosphere too) Tried to get into Sea Shack but the lines were way too long and the weather way too hot. Everyone in line acknowledged that you get a lot of fresh seafood for the money but there is no atmosphere............it really is just a shack. Had doughnuts from Flamingos and they were good if you eat them warm. Also avoid the Salty Dog unless you have small children and are looking for a grilled cheese sandwish. Fast food at Wendy's is far better. Loved breakfast at the Sunrise Cafe and the hostess and servers are fantastic. Ate there on our last day and I wished we had found it earlier. Also enjoyed Harold's Diner for breakfast, good food cooked up as you order and great price, and really fun..........a hot locals spot .Enjoyed great icecream cones at Signes shopping center icecream shop. Didn't think much of the bakery there, preferred the Pineland French Bakery in the Pineland Shopping Plaza. Last comment, be careful where you stay, some condos are very old and are in need of updating. We rented a unit that was supposed to be non-smoking and it definitely was a smoking unit. Hope all this helps anyone planning a trip soon to Hilton Head SC...................
We just came back yesterday from our vacation in Hilton Head; here is my report on the restaurants we ate in:
Sea Shack (lunch) - not great. Seafood was overcooked and the sides tasted old. The hushpuppies were very greasy. Will not return
Il Carpaccio (dinner) - very good. The pasta was excellent. The calamari nicely fried. Homemade french bread. The pizza is very thin if you like that.
Skillets (breakfast) - excellent. All of our dishes were well-cooked and very tasty. The stuffed french toast was so good. We will definitely go back!!
Lwoods (dinner) - fabulous!! This restaurant/bar is in the Bi-Lo shopping center but don't be put off by the fact that it is small and looks like a bar. The food was the best we had in Hilton Head. An incredible seafood platter, pot roast that was to die for, and the best french dip sandwich I have ever tried. Their sides were equally good. They even make their own salad dressing. Dont miss this place!
Street Meet (lunch) - very good. A fabulous burger and hot dog eatery/bar. They have several types of burgers with crazy but wonderful toppings. Excellent onion rings too.
Signes Bakery (breakfast) - not good. After all the hype - Rachel Ray has been there- I was excited about Signes but it was really bad. The famous deep dish french toast was soggy and tasteless. The corned beef hash was really dry. We will not return.
For the most part, every where we at was very good. We will definitely return!!
re: mgooden
never heard of Lwoods. that's an interesting one. will have to check it out. thanks for the report.
re: AMFM
Lwood's is at the back of Circle Center on Pope Avenue and has been there for about five years. (Father and son are both Lee Wood.) While I frequent the bar once in a while (and they have very decorative bartenders) I must admit that I've never eaten there. Guess I'll have to try it.
Just returned from a weekend trip. We were disappointed with every meal we had out, while there. <Sigh>
Marley's - We made the mistake of letting the kids talk us into this place for dinner. They were charmed by all the people, colors and music. This was one of the worst meals I've ever had. None of their seafood is local (except for their peel n' eat shrimp - but other shrimp entrees were frozen shrimp) and its basicly a Red Lobster, only with a caribbean theme and even worse fare. We had fish tacos, a mixed steamed kettle of clams, shrimp and mussels. Portions are tiny, food is mediocre and prices are exorbitant. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
Alligator Grille - we went for dinner and have been several times. We have usually had good meals and always enjoy the atmosphere - friendly, informative staff, live music, etc. While it was head & shoulders above Marley's, it wasn't as good as previous visits. I took the advice of the bartender and ordered the seared sea scallops over mushroom risotto w/ a truffle sauce. The truffle demiglace overpowered everything else. My husband had the striped bass special (I don't remember specifics of this dish) and kids have the shrimp grill, which at $20 was 5 small skewered shrimp over rock hard mashed potatoes and overcooked squash. We did enjoy our duck spring rolls appetizer w/ rice vinegar. But overall, it was disappointing. :( We had lunch and breakfasts at The Westin and they were standard hotel fare and not worth commenting on. We tried to get into Frankie Bones but they were booked solid until after 9pm.
re: lynnlato
Lynnlato, did you make it to Flamingo for lunch? I'm looking forward to that and the Piggly Wiggly's shrimp... mmm.
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Brought some shrimp back (from The Pig) but sadly, no time for lunch at Flamingo. If you go, please report back!
Oh, there are several farm stands along 278 as you come into HH. I'm not familiar a farmers market though. I thought I heard that Savannah (or was it Blufton) was the closest.
re: lynnlato
sorry you had a bad meal at alligator grille - ours wasn't amazing but still pretty good. yeah - marley's was never great but heard it's gotten really bad. :(
re: AMFM
Yea, I know... this was always a reliably good meal kind of place. I haven't completely lost faith though - I'll try again next year. The scallops were perfectly seared, its just that all I could taste was truffles. And I was disappointed w/ the skimpy portions on the $20 shrimp meal. I even asked the server if 5 shrimp was standard for that entree. He double checked w/ chef and said "yep". C'est la vie. And yea, Marley's was just shamefully bad. I would of rather have gone to McDonalds.
I wanted to try that Grumpy Groupers place b/c I think I read that you got some great to go peel n' eats there. Also, Shrimp Michaels... but we didn't make it there. Would you still recommend those?
re: lynnlato
I am familiar with one farm stand on 278... near a Mexican restaurant... the guy had amazing peaches and some produce last August... we will try to hit that on th way in. I'll keep my eyes peeled...
re: lynnlato
I can't believe that I forgot to mention that we had lunch at San Miguels. Well, to be honest, I can believe it because it was horribly disappointing also. Do I sound like a broken record? So sorry if I do - but San Miguels was like eating at Chi Chi's. And was nearly empty. I had thought I had heard good things about it on CH, but I had to have been mistaken. I can't imagine any 'hounds thinking twice of the place. Anyway, just thought I would add that experience to my "report".
re: lynnlato
i've never thought it was good - except that they have music and it's there if you want to eat at shelter cove for fireworks. otherwise....
Can't find anything on this on the board-- but while we're on the subject of HHI-- where are farm markets/farm stands with local fruits and veggies? We're headed down this weekend and I'm very sad I will be missing my own farmers' market here in NY. If I overlooked a thread on this, please point it out to me! Thanks!
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
there is a thread somewhere - i'll look. but the consensus is there aren't many. i mean it's VERY populated little island so there's not much local there. you'd have better luck further out. there are a few though.
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This may be too late but there is a small farm with it's own stand about 1/4 mile away from Benny Hudson's Seafood Market..
I've just been doing some poking around on the internet for some new places to try and wanted to see if any CHs had input on them for me...... Thanks in advance....
*Wise Guys http://www.wiseguyshhi.com
*Wine Times 4 http://winetimes4.com/
*Ruan Thai http://myruanthai.com/main.html
*May 5th Grill & Cantina http://www.yelp.com/biz/may-5th-grill...
*It's Greek To Me http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/164/96334...
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Wise Guys is next to Frankie Bones (same owners) at Main Street Center (north end). A bar-restaurant with a good wine list, tapas type food and, on Friday evenings, the gathering place for local glitterati.
Wine Times 4 in the Village at Wexford (south end) has been open for six months or so. They feature eight Enomatic machines (made in Italy). Each contains eight bottles. You purchase a sort of credit card that can be inserted in the machine so you wander around and choose a taste, half glass or full glass. Of course they sell bottles, too. Hence wine times four. Small eats and a dozen crafted beers, too.
Don't know the next two. It's Greek to Me is on New Orleans Road just off 278 (south end) but I've never been.
My current favorite: Riviera Oaks on New Orleans Road. Amazing interior, really good food and a bar that I populate daily at 5:30.
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have always heard good things about it's greek to me but it is a total dive fyi. was not impressed when i tried ruan thai but it was a few years back.
and so looking it up it appears may 5th is the mexican place my family raves about as very great and authentic - but i've personally never been. may be worth a try though. and really close to flamingo for donut desserts - seriously i'm still craving them at home. :)
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
i think so - from what i know it's hidden back in that office area.
re: AMFM
I know this is a bit belated but it may help those in the Spring. As far as farmer's markets go, there is one every Thursday afternoon in downtown Bluffton. There is a couple who sells peaches and tomatoes on 278W on your way to 95...I have never stopped so I can't attest to the quality. There is also a stand at the beginning of the bridge to HHI with fresh produce.
It's Greek to Me is a favorite with locals but that might just be because we don't have many Greek options.
Street Meet is a fun restaurant...really laid back and good bar food...a rarity in the tourist trap heavy HHI. They can get overwhelmed with a large group.
Also, a note on Kenny B's. It has the most authentic New Orleans/Cajun food you can find on the island. Take that qualifier as you will. One thing that disappoints me about Kenny B's is its the atmosphere...It's in a strip mall in the space one would normally find a subway. The fried alligator is delicious though.
If you are willing to stop in Bluffton, Jim & Nicks (local chain) and Monster Pizza will never disappoint.
re: meremere
Meremere, you reminded me with your post that I never reviewed my HH trip or the Bluffton Farmers' Market. We made a special trip to the Bluffton market and while it is small it is definitely worth a trip if you are into farmers' markets as much as I am!
There are two different sections. One section is mainly produce, the other is more packaged and prepared food, some hot and for eating right then and there. We had some pulled pork from a BBQ vendor, a big bowl of jambalaya from the sweetest couple, mint iced tea, and sweets from Sweet Carolina Cupcakes. We also bought packaged ravioli that we ate later that day from the pasta vendor, which we sauteed with succulent cherry tomatoes from a jolly fellow at a vegetable stand. We saw, but didn't sample, an egg vendor, at least one meat vendor, and more bakery vendors. It seemed very well attended and was a really fun outing! There was a guy doing live music who was great(and taking requests!).
We didn't get to Greek to Me, but we did eat lunch at Flamingo. The service was abysmally slow but we enjoyed what we had (salads and sandwiches) and of course the donuts were just as good as we remembered.
We got a light dinner at Wise Guys, which we enjoyed immensely; it is hard to find but pretty hip and the service was really good. Hot lump crab dip and smoked salmon on house-made chips were delicious, the dessert less so, but it is definitely worth a trip.
We were less impressed with Alligator Grille, but couldn't complain because we went for the early bird special. We got dirt cheap and completely acceptable sushi, along with cheap beers and we ended up staying for their very affordable 2 course dinner. The portions were tiny, but that left room for dessert at the Hilton Head Ice Cream Co, which I can't believe I haven't been to before! We went 2 or 3 times and I went bonkers over the different flavors they have.
I was disappointed with the shrimp at the Pig, unfortunately, on the one occasion that we got it from there.
We did visit a produce stand that is by the few Mexican cafes when you are exiting the island, but didn't realize it sits caddycorner to a guy who is hawking timeshare stuff and activity packages. We basically ignored him, but it was really annoying looking at tomatoes and hearing him trying to sell stuff to people. Not worth the annoyance, in my mind.
We have stayed at the Sea Crest the last two years and love basically abandoning our car and walking or riding everywhere. Can't wait to return!


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Champions Tour Victories
(2) 2003,MasterCard Classic. 2005,Boeing Greater Seattle Classic.
Other Victories
(14): 1988 U.S. Mid-Amateur. 1991 North and South Amateur. 1992 Crump Cup. 1995 Coleman Invitational. 1997 Crump Cup, Hugh Wilson. 1998 Hugh Wilson. 1997 Travis Memorial. 1999 Travis Memorial, Coleman Invitational, Azalea Amateur. 2000 Azalea Amateur, Travis Memorial, North and South Amateur. 2001 Travis Memorial.
2009 Champions Tour Money and Position
$182,762 (33)
2009 Champions Tour Best Finishes
T4-- Toshiba Classic.
Champions Tour Best Round
67 at Round 2, Toshiba Classic. 67 at Round 1, The Cap Cana Championship.
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Carded rounds of 67-68 on the weekend to finish T4 at the Toshiba Classic. Performance at Newport Beach was his best on the Champions Tour since the 2007 season.
Career Best PGA TOUR Finishes
T5-- American Optical Classic.
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2008: Managed to record six top-10 finishes during the season, with best effort coming in his last appearance of the season, a T5 at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship. Was just three strokes back of Andy Bean at the halfway point but played his final 36 holes in Sonoma in just 1-under...Had three top-10s, with three coming within a span of four appearances during the spring...Was T6 at The Ginn Championship at Hammock Beach, his second consecutive top-10 finish in the Palm Coast event...Was among the early leaders at the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am before finishing seventh for the second straight year, thanks to a final-round 68...Late in the season, was T8 at the Walmart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach after entering the final round just three strokes off the pace on the Monterey Peninsula...During the summer, played in the final grouping at the Commerce Bank Championship on Sunday and eventually finished T9. Was the tournament leader early on the back nine Sunday, but played his final seven holes on the Red Course at Eisenhower Park in 3-over to fall out of contention...Teamed with good friend Mark McNulty to finish T10 at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. Duo carded back-to-back rounds of 64 on the weekend in the 54-hole, better-ball, team event in Savannah. 2007: Returned to the top 30 on the money list and posted a career-best earnings total of $889,560 on the strength of nine top-10 finishes...Not fully-exempt when the year started, but got off to a great start for the second straight year, with six top-10s in his first nine events, including three straight on two occasions...Best outing came in August when he nearly won for the second time in three years at the Boeing Classic near Seattle. Fired a closing-round, 6-under-par 66 to claim a spot in the record seven-man playoff but was eliminated on the first extra hole when three players (R.W. Eaks, Craig Stadler and Denis Watson) made birdies to move on. One hole later, Watson's eagle ended the affair...Parlayed strong play on the weekend at the AT&T Champions Classic in March to get into contention at the event where he eventually finished third. Carded rounds of 67-69 on the weekend and was among the leaders heading down the stretch before a bogey at No. 16 derailed his chances. The error eventually left him one stroke shy of a spot in the Tom Purtzer-Loren Roberts playoff...Shot a course-record 64 at The Ocean Club at Hammock Beach to jump 35 spots into a T8 at the Ginn Championship. 2006: Best performance came at the Toshiba Classic when he shot 68s in both the first and last rounds and T5 at Newport Beach. 2005: Won his second career title when he cruised to a three-stroke victory at the inaugural Boeing Greater Seattle Classic at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge. Matched his career low with an 8-under-par 64 in the second round to share the 36-hole lead with Craig Stadler and Morris Hatalsky. Started the final round with four birdies in the first eight holes and never looked back. Victory marked the second time in his career he had won at a new venue...Fired a 6-under 65 to vault from T16 into a T6 at the Senior British Open. Final round at Royal Aberdeen equaled the low score of the day...Posted a Champions Tour career low with a 6-under-par 64 in the first round of the Blue Angels Classic and eventually T9 near Pensacola. 2004: Made a late push to secure his position among the top-30 money-winners for the second consecutive year. Started the month of September in 35th position on the money list but earned almost half of his total money in the last seven tournaments when he finished among the top 10 four times...Was the first-round leader at The First Tee Open at Pebble Beach and eventually T5, one of two top-five efforts during this stretch in the fall...Was on the leaderboard for most of the last 36 holes at the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship and eventually T5 in Sonoma...Best effort of the campaign came in mid-June when he was T3 at the weather-shortened Bayer Advantage Celebrity Pro-Am. Was involved in a car accident on Sunday morning in Kansas City and suffered minor injuries that forced him to miss the Bank of America Championship in Boston two weeks later. 2003: Among the top 30 for the first time in his career, placing 23rd on the final money list with $851,217...Birdied three of the final four holes to edge Hale Irwin, Eamonn Darcy, Tom Jenkins and Bruce Lietzke by one stroke for the MasterCard Classic title at Bosque Real CC near Mexico City. Started the final round four strokes back, but closed with a 7-under-par 65 for his first professional victory. Win earned him $300,000, the largest check of his career...Also made a late run at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. Was T2 along with Dana Quigley, one stroke back of Bruce Lietzke. Made just one bogey during the week and played his last 39 holes of the Legends event without a blemish...Champions Tour Player of the Month for March. 2002: Made 13 appearances in his rookie season and finished 83rd on the money list with $154,510...Lone top-10 was a T9 at the SBC Senior Open...Earned fully-exempt status for 2003 after a T5 at the National Qualifying Tournament in the fall. Was tied for the first-round lead at World Woods GC with Des Smyth and then slipped back in the pack before rallying with rounds of 67-69 on the final two days of the event...Was T6 at the regional qualifier at Marsh Creek CC in St. Augustine, FL, to move into the finals. 2001: Conditionally exempt for the 2002 season after finishing 14th at the National Qualifying Tournament in Calimesa, CA. One of four players who T14 at 3-under-par 285 and secured the 14th position when he made par on the 10th extra hole in a playoff with Mark Pfeil.
Served two stints as a member of the PGA TOUR staff. The first was from 1982-92 when he was Director of Tournament Administration and the second was from 1995-96 when he was the TOUR's Vice President of Competition...Also served as Senior Director of Rules and Competition at the United States Golf Association from 1992-95...Says his biggest thrill in golf was playing on three Walker Cup teams...Favorite courses are Pine Valley and Cypress Point...Favorite athlete is Tiger Woods. Lists "Caddyshack" and "Get Shorty" as his favorite movies. His favorite TV show is "Seinfeld."...One of the golf instructors he has worked with is David Leadbetter...Enjoys spending leisure time playing golf with wife, Tricia.
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A sweatshirt without a hood. A hoodie without a hood.
Nice noodie!
লিখেছেন- Math Class 31 de মার্চ de 2009
A sweatshirt without a hood. no hoodie = noodie. also called a sweater by the old people.
Damn gurl that's one nice college noodie you're wearing, can i get yo numba?
লিখেছেন- Moira peterson 11 de জুন de 2010
A sweatshirt without a hood. Often called a nood.
Broseph, so I was chillin' yesterday, just staring at my sick flow, and I remembered that I forgot my noodie at school.
লিখেছেন- bougeconnard 14 de ডিসেম্বার de 2010
A crew neck sweatshirt, no-hoodie. Every Wednesday, noodies are celebrated by participating in Noodie Wednesday. They are superior to hooded sweatshirts.
What noodie are you going to wear on Wednesday? Probably my U of Miami noodie, its so much cooler than my sweatshirts.
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Saturday, December 6, 2014 • 4pm • Emens Auditorium
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Premiere of Jennie DeVoe new orchestra holiday show!
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Event Summary: Kick off your holiday season with the Muncie Symphony Orchestra, featuring popular local artist, Jennie DeVoe, with her brand new holiday orchestra show! Embrace popular holiday melodies as well as new original songs from Jennie.
Free Family Holiday Photos and refreshments prior to the concert.
Meet the Artist! Jennie DeVoe says her brand of music crosses the genres of folk, pop and blues – but all of her songs have sou. Press has said that Jennie DeVoe is an "endearing soul-blues singer who radiates the vibe of a 21st century flower child. Her potent gospel voice tames any crowd she encounters."
Since forming her own record label, Rubin the Cat Music, in 1998, DeVoe has released four studio albums, two live CDs a limited studio cd called Blue Sky Radio Hour and one DVD entitled Fifth & Mainthat was video-taped at the Muncie Civic Theater in 7.1 surround sound. As one would hope, each release has garnered DeVoe more national acclaim and continues to secure her standing as one of the Mid-West's most highly regarded singer songwriters. The fiercely independent singer/songwriter has long resisted overtures from big-name record labels and continues to make her music on her own terms.
But with 2009's critically-acclaimed, Strange Sunshine, Sony RED came knocking, and DeVoe signed a distribution deal that would take her music to new ears all over the country. To record the album, DeVoe and her band traveled all the way to Bath, England in order to work with renowned producer John Parish, best known for his work with Tracey Chapman, PJ Harvey and The Eels. This was their second record together, following 2004's Fireworks & Karate Supplies, and the two are an awesome fit, delivering a work of art that's fresh, edgy and a raw throwback to the soul records that Otis & Aretha used to make- yet definitively and uniquely conjuring her own style and sound.
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There is a boil water order that went into effect for the Benton Harbor area.
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Square Enix announced today that its comprehensive Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection pack for the PSP will be ready to sell on April 19th. The release features an upgraded version of the seminal fourth game in the Final Fantasy series, complete with new bonus levels, optimized PSP graphics, a re-mastered soundtrack and - for the first time ever in box form - a copy of its mobile sequel The After Years.
"In honor of the 20th Anniversary since the initial launch, we are releasing FINAL FANTASY IV: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION this April, 2011. We hope fans will enjoy and celebrate not only the original and complete game experience but the addition of new and never-before-seen levels," said Ami Blaire, vice president of marketing at Square Enix in today's release.
Final Fantasy IV debuted on the Super Famicom in Japan in 1991, and was published in North America as Final Fantasy II for the SNES shortly thereafter. In its 20 year run, the epic tale of the dark knight Cecil has been ported to numerous consoles and handhelds, including its most recent updated appearance on the Nintendo DS in 2009. The sequel, The After Years, was developed as an episodic game for Japanese mobile phones. It was later squished down from 13 downloadable chapters to 9 for its release on Nintendo's WiiWare in 2009.
Together, Final Fantasy IV and its sequel comprise the core of Square Enix's latest collection, with the extra levels, bonus artwork and other franchise goodies rounding out the $29.99 package.
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The only sane solution to persuading the millions of individuals who visit you
Remember that little cinematic cocktail-party-whisper into Dustin Hoffman's ear? "Plastics." These days (circa 2004), you come up to me, and I'll happily stretch on tip-toe to whisper in your ear: "Personas."
Taking that big step back to survey the lay of the ebusiness landscape, I see three organizational themes in our line of work: words [1], numbers [2] and people. However, focusing your attention on the former two when you have incorporated no understanding of the third means your online conversion rates will consistently disappoint.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The Oklahoma medical examiner's office says it has positively identified all 24 victims of Monday's tornado that ripped across the Oklahoma City area.
The office announced Wednesday that 10 of those killed were children, including two infants.
Among the dead are 4-month-old Case Futrell and 7-month-old Sydnee Vargyas. Both babies died from head injuries.
The eight other children ranged in age from 4 years old to 9 years old. Of those, six were suffocated. The other two died from massive injuries. Seven of the children were pulled from the rubble of the Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore.
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BRYAN, Texas (AP) - The congressman who represents the area damaged by a deadly fertilizer plant explosion wants Texas to re-examine the number of injured in the blast.
Republican U.S. Rep. Bill Flores of Bryan sent a letter Thursday to the Texas Department of State Health Services asking for a "more comprehensive investigation" of the explosion last year in West.
The Dallas Morning News reports (http://bit.ly/1fHQxs4 ) that official state tallies of those injured in the blast omit people who sought care from private medical providers and do not track mental health issues.
Flores says West is counting on the state for a more detailed investigation.
A spokesman for the health department says officials will work with Flores.
Fifteen people died in the blast last year, and more than 200 people were injured.
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Posted: 11/01/2014 - SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - Three teenage girls trick-or-treating in costume were hit by a vehicle and killed while walking at a Southern California intersection.
Posted: 11/01/2014 - SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - Three teenage girls trick-or-treating in costume were hit by a vehicle and killed while walking at a Southern California intersection.
Posted: 10/31/2014 - Over 3 dozen firefighters responded to an apartment fire Friday night. It happened near at the Cedar Creek Apartments near Chelton and Mallard in Colorado Springs.
Posted: 10/31/2014 - Distracting driving is a possible cause of a crash that closed Southbound I-25 near Fountain. It happened Friday evening around 6:30.
Posted: 10/31/2014 - MOJAVE, Calif. (AP) - A witness says Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo exploded during a test flight over California's Mojave Desert.
Posted: 10/31/2014 - Pueblo Police need the public's help to find the suspect in an armed robbery.
Posted: 10/31/2014 - Law enforcement agencies across Colorado are increasing DUI enforcement during the Halloween weekend.
Posted: 10/31/2014 - Maine health officials have asked a court to limit the movements of nurse Kaci Hickox.
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Posted: 10/31/2014 - A preliminary report on a fatal plane crash near Boulder's airport says witnesses told investigators they saw the aircraft make a steep bank to the left before it nose-dived into the ground.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Two law enforcement officials say a man accused of killing one Pennsylvania state trooper and seriously injuring another during an ambush last month was captured by U.S. marshals in an abandoned airplane hangar.
Updated: 11/02/2014 - It's breast cancer awareness month and every survivor has a story to tell and one woman says she want to warn others not to make the same mistake she made. It could have cost her her life.
Posted: 10/30/2014 - Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Beauprez continued a line of attack against Gov. John Hickenlooper centering on public safety, this time with the help of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Authorities plan to take advantage of good weather conditions to set prescribed burns near Colorado Springs.
Posted: 10/30/2014 - An independent investigation into accusations of wrongdoing by El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa has found that he abused his power while in office, had inappropriate relationships with co-workers and launched internal investigations without a good reason.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Sex offenders in Colorado can open their doors to your children on Halloween night. We talked to police about what you need to do to protect your children and asked what can be done, if anything, to change the laws.
Updated: 10/31/2014 - The man accused of offering young girls money to watch him touch himself has been sentenced to 10 years of sexual offender supervised probation
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Pueblo firefighters were called to two structure fires within an hour Thursday morning.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Four people are dead after a small plane crashed into a building at the Mid-Continent Airport in Wichita, Kan.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Prosecutors have formally charged two men suspected in a 1996 slaying in Denver that was re-opened by the police cold-case unit.
Posted: 10/30/2014 - A gag order is now in place for an animal cruelty case against a woman from Black Forest.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - The results of an investigation into El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa will be released to county commissioners Thursday.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - The Federal Trade Commission is suing AT&T, saying it misled millions of smart phone customers about its unlimited data plans.
Updated: 10/30/2014 - Loveland Ski Area is set to become the second resort in Colorado to open for the winter season.
Posted: 10/30/2014 - Graphic photos advertising free horses, one dead and one alive, were posted on Craigslist in Colorado Springs Wednesday. A number of you were outraged and called us. Here's what we found.
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It was a hot, humid day on Sunday, when Derek and I decided to go on a hike with our dog Oreo. While we enjoyed our time outdoors, I wish there had been a pond, lake or even the ocean to take a dip in along the way. Oreo decided to jump in muddy puddles instead. Derek and I passed.
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Visitor, 3.1L V6, Yoncalla, OR, April 21, 2011, 20:13
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Answer #1patrick mannion from Greg Solow's Engine Room, April 21, 2011, 22:14Master
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