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Annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast is Sunday, July 20 at Holy Family School
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I had reserved a non-smoking room. I checked into the room and was overcome by the odor of smoke when I opened the door. There was an ash tray on the table and even burn holes in the comforter. I went down to the lobby and the clerk was apologetic and tried to find another room. One was found but still had to be doused in odor ban as the room had an unpleasant smell. I was told that they had re-arranged which rooms were non-smoking and which were smoking a few months ago. Management should realize you just can't rearrange the non-smoking decals but that you need to have the rooms cleaned as well. No need to leave the light on for me as I will not be returning! Better off staying 30 minutes away in Rock Hill or an hour away in Columbia.
The hotel clerk was very nice and professional, though she worked between two neighboring motels.
NASTY room, FILTHY linen, SOILED towels, Active bed bugs, DILAPIDATED building, rented by shadowy characters. Not even a 1 star! PLEASE remove this property from your roster of choices!
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Very humid, carpets were sticky, air conditioner was broke, fridge was broke, bathroom light was broke, couldn't take a shower because it was dark, beds were hard, uncomfortable, dresser knobs were all missing, couldn't use it. There was NO staff at all.
The star level and the reviews are on target. Thestaff was nice and the room was clean.
Great staff, close proximity, go to the waffle house!
Was advertising a hot breakfast. Reality? Continental. disappointing.
The human being,in the room above me, wander around all night, woke me up at eleven pm.
Waffles for breakfast
Dirty. Fridge and microwave were filthy. I specifically chose this hotel because it had a fridge. Didn't even use it because of the dirt.
Nothing at all!!!
Took them an hour to find us a room after I paid for room days in advance. First room they gave us had people sleeping in the beds once we walked in. Second room had a dog in it. Third room the toilet didn't work. And the forth room we were told that we
My room was clean and the bed was more comfortable than I expected. I would stay here again.
It was a good location for my business trip.
We did not like anything except the location. I've stayed in better crack houses. No Wi-Fi like advertised. The door would not lock without slamming it real hard. You could see where the door, at one time, what broken into with a crow bar.
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very unclean, bath tub was very dirty, bed mattrice had mold, refrigerator didnt work right, door lock didnt work right.
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One year after spending nearly a half-million dollars to stop a bed bug infestation, staff at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln said Wednesday there were only two cases last semester.
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The school was criticized last year by some students for keeping the infestation quiet. The university now posts signs on dorm floors where inspectors find bed bugs. All infected areas immediately get the heat treatment.
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Republicans try to control damage from fundraising document (Post, March 5)
Republicans try to control damage from fundraising document (Post, March 5)
Fundraising, which is almost always conducted outside the bright light of the media, is a game of extremes.
The truth is that most people who give money to campaigns are base voters who literally loathe the other side.
And so, fundraising appeals tend to be the sort of lowest common denominator stuff that when it happens to go public -- as the RNC document did -- looks decidedly unsavory.
Both sides doing it doesn't make it right though. And, for an RNC already struggling to get back on its feet after a series of self-imposed wounds, the story over the leaked fundraising presentation is not good.
Thanks for the nice comment on the Fix too! I do my best.
Interesting point.
Republicans have to walk a fine line in the runup to the midterms. On the one hand, they have to make donors and activists believe that they can win back the majorities in the House and Senate -- to get the most out of them between now and the fall campaign.
On the other, out of control expectations can be a dangerous thing in politics. Just ask Newt Gingrich who days before his party lost seats in 1998 was predicting gains. That missed prediction played a part in his decision to resign days later.
Here's the deal. I didn't HAVE reporting of my own that detailed the allegations against Massa. Just didn't have it. And, in journalism, when you don't have it, the best thing to do is acknowledge you don't, cite those who do and try to get it.
That's what we did. In our Massa post, it links to the Politico story -- written by a former colleague of mine and a terrific reporter named John Bresnahan -- and makes clear that there were questions surrounding the reasons for Massa's departure.
To my mind, going beyond that -- if I don't personally have the reporting to justify it -- is dangerous and irresponsible.
It's absolutely possible but I dont think it's probable.
I've talked to lots of Democratic consultants who are working in races around the country about this and the general sentiment is even when people are informed about all the good things the bill would do, they are still very skeptical of it simply because they don't want to spend so much money on it.
The rising debt is a major point of concern for a surprising number of Americans and health care plays into the fear that we are growing the debt so large that it will bankrupt future generations.
Independents, also, are critical in this equation and according to the last WaPo poll (and others), a majority of them oppose the bill.
Can that change? Of course. Will it? I would doubt it.
Onward with Obamacare, regardless (Post, March 5)
Remember that Congressional Democrats and President Obama have two different timetables for success.
Congressional Democrats need to have something to point to before November while the President has all the way until mid 2012 for the positive effects of the health care bill to really be felt.
That timing difference is the source of lots of agita on the Hill at the moment. The current thinking seems to be: pass the bill, clear the decks and talk about jobs between now and November.
But, Republicans have something to say about that and they almost certainly won't let health care fade into the background before the fall.
I am willing to try.
That said, both Good Stuff and Z Burger have free wifi. Critically important for a reporter-nomad like me.
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Perry is ambitious and I can only assume that his crushing defeat of Kay Bailey Hutchison this week affirmed in hiw own mind his skills and gifts as a candidate.
That said, he has made a political career out of deriding the federal government and speaking ill of Washington so it would be a somewhat tough pivot for him to all of a sudden run for president.
If he did run, perry would be in the mix -- along with Mike Huckabee and Sarah Palin -- as the movement conservative candidate.
If you look at the full spectrum of polling data on the PA Senate race, the Quinnipiac poll that came out earlier this week showing Specter leading Toomey looks like an outlier. That doesn't mean it IS an outlier -- it could be the leadign edge of a Specter resurgence -- but it looks like one at the moment.
I think Democrats tend to take this race far too much for granted. Pennsylvania is not in good shape for the party right now -- Tom Corbett (R) is the odds-on favorite to be governor -- and Toomey has performed far better than most people expected to date.
There's no question that Toomey's numbers will sink some once Democrats pick a candidate and begin defining him.
But, if Specter is the nominee, he could well be the exact wrong fit for a year in which outsiders are prized. A longtime Senator who admittedly switched parties in 2009 because he didn't think he could win the Republican primary? Not good.
Stay tuned to the Fix later today for my latest Senate Line to see where PA ranks.
I think he bought himself a little time when leading African-American leaders decided not to call for his resignation last night.
Will paterson resign ultimately? I think it depends on what else -- if anything -- the New York Times has on him.
The series of stories the paper has run over the past few weeks has been absolutely devastating.
I loved the McRib. How can that be gone and yet the fillet o fish remains?
Is there any justice in the world?
I do think that White has a chance to win although Texas is still a pretty Republican state.
Remember that Perry took only 39 percent of the vote in his re-election win in 2006 (it was a four way race), which is far from awe-inspiring.
That said, perry has proven to be a VERY able politician over the past decade.
"Unless there's something more to come out."
I agree with you. I also agree with that BIG caveat. Covering politics over the last few years has proven to me not to pre-judge situations like this one. You NEVER know what might come out. I give you Mark Sanford and the Argentine mistress.
Interesting point.
I think you overlook the fact that many of these retirements -- particularly on the Democratic side -- are in districts McCain won in 2008.
What that means to me is that the Dem member of Congress had a special connection to the district that led voters to side with the Republican presidential nominee but also vote to re-elect them.
It's tougher for a newcomer running for an open seat -- no matter how good a candidate -- to inspire that sort of trust that overcomes peoples' natural partisanship.
Your wife works for Catholic U and you don't grasp the inedible F'oF? It was designed to keep McD's revenue from falling off a cliff on Fridays...back when people cared about not eating meat on Fridays.
Makes sense. And the Fix family still doesn't eat meat on Fridays. We are traditionalists!
The list of other chats is to the right of the body of the chat underneath the big ad.
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And, no. I have written about this a fair amount. Primarying sitting presidents is almost impossible. Reagan came close to beating Ford in 1976 and Kennedy ran a real race against Carter but there's just not enough oxygen for a serious primary challenger to a sitting president.
Could someone challenge Obama in the 2012 primary? Sure. But that person ain't going to win.
I don't, based on my reporting but that obviously could change. JK III ruled out a bid earlier this week -- even before Delahunt retired.
Delahunt's retirement is pretty fresh though so I think the field is in the process of shaking out.
I do think that Democrats in the House and Senate are experiencing something I like to call the "big majority" problem.
In both chambers, Democrats have big numbers -- so big, in fact, that there governing coalition is almost too ideologically diverse.
Take a look at the Senate where you have everyone from Sherrod Brown on the left to Ben Nelson/Evan Bayh on the right -- all under the Democratic banner.
That disparity of viewpoints makes getting Democrats united to do just about anything very difficult.
Yes. Dallek is amazing.
Another GREAT one.
There's this political blog on the Washington Post, it's called "The Fix" I think....that rocks.
VERY difficult.
The problem with switching parties: the party you joined doesn't totally trust you (the whole wolf in sheep's clothing thing) and the party you left despises you and will do anything to beat you.
I think Phil Gramm (of Texas) did it right. When he switched from Democrat to Republican, he resigned and ran in a special election for his old seat.
Good stuff.
I just don't see the Goreacle getting back into politics in any way shape or form.
Although it would be awesome as it would give me an excuse to write "Goreacle" all the time.
I don't think he is terribly well known. He has been largely overshadowed by the popular Gov. Mike Beebe since coming in to office in 2006.
One of the key elements of the primary in fact will be whether Halter gets out and defines himself first or whether Lincoln can define him to voters looking for more information on him.
Nice "can" reference.
Texas is a good example of what the tea party movement is in American politics at the moment.
Debra Medina ran unapologetically as a tea party candidate and took 18 or 19 percent of the vote.
While she was never a serious factor in the race, the fact that one-fifth of Texas primary voters cast a ballot for her is worth noting.
BUT, 18 or 19 percent is a far cry from winning, which should be the ultimate goal of any political movement.
My guess is that tea partiers ultimately throw their lot in with Republicans but not before they help fuel a few serious primary challenges -- KY Senate, FL Senate -- in the process.
He's got to get elected to Congress first! In Kansas! As a Democrat!
Last time I went down I95 McD's in Richmond and South still served the McRib. The McD's in SC off I85 near the BMW plant serves them.
WHAT? Holy cow. This is almost as big as when I found out there was a character named "Mr. Cillizza" on the "Vampire Diaries".
Don't want to show too much leg here since I am working on a Fix post on this very topic....
Short answer: I would be surprised but not stunned if Crist decided to run as an independent.
My guess is he wants to wait a bit to see if Rubio's stratospheric numbers drop at all before making a decision.
I had a burger and fries from Five Guys for the first time ever. I can't remember if I heard about it from you or from my brother but it was scrumptious (I stay in good shape so it's not habitual). What one book, article, etc. would you recommend for someone running for Congress albeit not this upcoming cycle?
If you read one book about politics, make it "All the King's Men". If you watch one movie about politics, make it "A Perfect Candidate"
And, yes Five Guys make a mean burger. But, to my mind the ranking still look like this
1. Good Stuff
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3. Five Guys
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I think the jobs bill -- from a PR perspective -- will help. But, economists seem to believe there is little chance that we will see a significant decline in the unemployment rate between now and November.
I think the critical thing for Democrats then will not be whether unemployment drops to 5 percent but rather whether the unemployment rate is trending downward.
If it is, Democrats can make a reasonable pitch that the policies they have put in place are turning things around. If not, it could get ugly.
Long knives. Good one.
And, remember that the Florida primary isn't until late August. I think it is a tough climb back for Crist but it's not impossible given that relatively long time frame.
Dallek rocks.
Unorthodox! i like it. But, I can't see it knocking either Good Stuff or Z Burger from their prominent place in my heart -- and veins.
Sorry about that. We're working on a fix. Here's Chris's chat archive. Will try to make a habit of linking to this in the future. You can always find it on his blog in the sidebar.
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When i went here i had absolutely HORRIBLE experience. One of the 3rd grade teachers... was just... SO mean oh god... the flashbacks of the principle dragging me out of my car into the school.... i also remember crying in front of the whole class when one of the teachers yelled at me. I would highly recommend to not let your child go to this school or ANY Winthrop school. And if you decide to let your child go to this school i wish the best of luck for him/her.
Teachers were on strike last year and ignored students/parent needs. My phone calls were not returned and my child who needs extra support school year was greatly affected. It was strange seeing teachers together in union format and having the kids ask why they behave that way. I was very dissapointed especially when the teachers know the financial hardships this town has. Most teachers live here. The principal is a realistic, good man and puts the students first when he comes to work. Withou him running that school I would consider going elsewhere ASAP. Part of my childs comments about school was " my teacher is on the cell phone alot and leaves the room to talk". It was not a productive year here.
The Principal Mr. Gill is just awesome. My kid was picked on, and he took it very seriously and put a stop to it right away. He just loves kids, and you can tell. In fact, everyone who works here seems to love kids. It's a great school. My only complaint is about the closing of the science lab, and the larger class sizes, but that's not the school's fault -- that is the fault of the voters in town who will not pass 2 1/2 overrides to find the schools properly.
This is a beautiful school. My son has a wonderful teacher in the 4th grade. She is understanding, approachable and most of all inspiring. She has creative ways of getting her students involved and interested not only in their studies, but extracurriculum activities as well. The principal at this school is very friendly and approachable as well. He is fair and has listened to me and helped me when I have sought his help. Parents and teachers came together during the most recent MCAS testing period and tried many different ways to decrease anxiety in the students. For that I thank them!
My daughter went to this school for 2 years. Every day of her last week there she would come home and say 'Mom I LOVE this school I don't want to move!' I would feel bad for her because she had so many friends there and now she was going to lose it all. Not that she can make new ones here in Georgia it's that she knows them for 5 years! If your moving to MA I would reccommed you go to Winthrop and let your daughter/son learn at this school. I would totally reccomened this one!
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The production BMW i8 is making its North American premiere at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, looking striking in Crystal White.
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Three decades ago, downtown Fort Worth was hauntingly bland after many retail stores and restaurants abandoned it for the new shopping areas scattered around the city.After sundown, when office workers retreated in droves back to their urban and suburban neighborhoods, the central business district was like a ghost town: empty, drab, lifeless.The dreamers who wanted to see a more vibrant central city knew then that in order for downtown to thrive it had to have not only places for people to work, but places where they could live, shop, eat and be entertained — day and night.The beginning of Sundance Square, and its continued development, was the spark needed to ignite what would become a downtown renaissance, home to theaters, shops, restaurants, housing, festivals, new businesses and hotels, all of which combined to be a welcoming spot for residents and tourists alike.From the beginning, Sundance principal partner Ed Bass knew there also should be public outdoor space, a park or plaza, that would be a prime gathering place.That dream, a crowning jewel of this 32-year project, has been realized and will be celebrated Friday when Sundance Square Plaza is formally dedicated.On what were two parking lots that often served as entertainment venues, the versatile 1-acre plaza — draped by two new office buildings on the east and west sides — has a permanent stage for regular entertainment, an impressive adjustable fountain, a 65-foot wave pool on one side and four 32-foot umbrellas to provide shade.Its creation called for the closing of Main Street to automobile traffic for one block, but that portion of the street was closed much of the year anyway for special events, including as the site of city's giant Christmas tree during the holidays.The flexibility of the space, which will accommodate everything from movies to music to pep rallies to network sports broadcasts, already is being praised by urban designers as a place not only suitable for large gatherings but a respite for downtown workers and visitors.As a Philadelphia official said, "When you think of great cities … they have great public spaces in them."The great city of Fort Worth has just added another great public place, one that will help define it for generations to come.
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Forecast for Issaquah film series includes 'Rain'
January 29, 2013
Hollywood legend and "Mommy Dearest" subject Joan Crawford is in the lineup as the Issaquah Train Depot film series continues.
Crawford stars in "Rain" as Sadie Thompson, a prostitute marooned on a tropical South Pacific island with a conservative preacher, played by Walter Huston, and his wife.
The free film plays at 7 p.m. Feb. 9 at the historic train depot, 50 Rainier Blvd. N.
Issaquah History Museums tackle tough times, convince public why history matters
January 8, 2013
The recent past for the Issaquah History Museums sounds almost like a hardscrabble chapter from local history.
Executive Director Erica Maniez, staffers and volunteers face a perennial challenge to convince the public why history matters and, more importantly in the short term, why the organization needs donations to continue operations, especially as nonprofit organizations dedicated to human services command the spotlight.
Boris Karloff swings into 'The Ape' for Issaquah film series
January 8, 2013
The legendary horror actor Boris Karloff is in the lineup as the Issaquah Train Depot film series continues.
"The Ape" — a schlocky horror romp from 1940 — stars Karloff as a kindly uncle in a small town subjected to a circus ape's reign of terror. The film came after Karloff rocketed to success as the title character in "Frankenstein" and then sequels "Bride of Frankenstein" and "Son of Frankenstein."
The film plays at 7 p.m. Jan. 12 at the historic train depot, 50 Rainier Blvd. N.
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December 31, 2012
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The need is up nonprofit organizations, but as donors start to make out checks for year-end donations, local organizations sometimes struggle to stand out in a field crowded with requests for giving.
In King County, end-of-year charitable giving to nonprofit organizations is on the to-do list for many donors. The average person makes 24 percent of annual donations between Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve, according to research from the Center on Philanthropy.
Issaquah and the Puget Sound region maintain a long-held reputation for generosity to charitable causes. The key for nonprofit organizations to successfully solicit donations, local leaders said, is to highlight successes.
Donor agrees to match giving to Issaquah History Museums
December 18, 2012
The nonprofit Issaquah History Museums received a recent holiday surprise, after an anonymous donor agreed to match all donations to the organization's annual fund through Dec. 28.
Donors can give to the museums at the organization's website, www.issaquahhistory.org/donate#annualfund. The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a donation is tax-deductible.
The nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving local history operates the Gilman Town Hall Museum and the Issaquah Depot Museum. Donations fund the museums' mission, as government funding for the organization is limited.
"I hope you'll take advantage of this opportunity to double your donation to the IHM," Executive Director Erica Maniez wrote to community members. "Your help is deeply appreciated!"
Trader Joe's opens at Issaquah Commons
November 20, 2012
Trader Joe's reopened Nov. 14 in a location large enough for the California-based grocer to offer spirits under the state's revised liquor laws.
The grocer relocated to 975 N.W. Gilman Blvd. from a smaller space at Pickering Place, and renovated 11,000 square feet at the Issaquah Commons for the store.
Trader Joe's carries domestic and imported foods and beverages, in addition to basics, such as eggs and milk.
Issaquah film series dials up 'The Black Book'
November 6, 2012
The popular Films @ the Train Depot! series includes Hollywood classics and stars from a bygone era.
The next entry in the popular series is "The Black Book" from 1949. The film offers a detective-style plot set during the French Revolution. Robert Cummings stars as Robespierre, a man searching for a lost little black book containing the names of people headed for the guillotine.
The film plays at 7 p.m. Nov. 10 at the historic Issaquah Train Depot, 50 Rainier Blvd. N. The program is free, due to support from the city Arts Commission and the King County cultural agency 4Culture.
Since the film program launched in October 2009, organizers have screened Bing Crosby films, train-themed films, films set in Washington and noir classics.
All aboard, Issaquah, as downtown trolley starts service
October 16, 2012
The long-envisioned Issaquah Valley Trolley started service Oct. 14, as organizers start limited service after more than a decade of planning.
The public can ride the streetcar from the Issaquah Train Depot, 50 Rainier Blvd. N., during limited weekend service from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. into November.
The streetcar runs from the depot to the bridge across the East Fork of Issaquah Creek at Darigold, about a half-mile north.
Though the track extends to Northwest Gilman Boulevard, additional work is necessary to prepare the track to accommodate the trolley. North of Northwest Gilman Boulevard, crews removed the track to create the East Lake Sammamish Trail.
Downtown Issaquah streetcar rides start Oct. 14
October 9, 2012
The long-planned Issaquah Valley Trolley is due to start service Oct. 14, as organizers start limited service after more than a decade of planning.
Issaquah Valley Trolley Project volunteers plan to host a dedication ceremony at the Issaquah Train Depot, 50 Rainier Blvd. N., at 1 p.m. and then start public rides.
The public can ride the streetcar during limited weekend service from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. into November.
The streetcar runs from the depot to the bridge across the East Fork of Issaquah Creek at Darigold, about a half-mile north.
Though the track extends to Northwest Gilman Boulevard, additional work is necessary to prepare the track to accommodate the trolley. North of Northwest Gilman Boulevard, crews removed the track to create the East Lake Sammamish Trail.
Experience 40 years of Issaquah History Museums milestones
October 9, 2012
In 40 years, the Issaquah History Museums has experienced numerous milestones.
- 1972 — Issaquah Historical Society is founded.
- 1972 — Issaquah Historical Society leases Gilman Town Hall from city.
- 1973 — Gilman Town Hall opens as organization's historical center.
- 1983 — Society negotiates purchase of Issaquah Train Depot from city.
- 1985 — Ground is broken on depot restoration project.
- 1985 — Work on Gilman Town Hall remodel starts.
- 1989 — Weyerhaeuser Corp. donates caboose to the organization.
- 1992 — Issaquah Train Depot is added to the National Register of Historic Places.
- 2004 — Issaquah Historical Society changes name to Issaquah History Museums.
- 2005 — Puget Sound Energy donates historic Alexander House to the museums. The organization later donates the building to the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce for offices.
- 2006 — Museums' oral history project captures the stories and memories of about 25 narrators.
- 2012 — Refurbished Issaquah Valley Trolley Project streetcar returns to Issaquah for service.


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When it comes to their science departments, most Christian universities and colleges either ignore the issue of Creation and Genesis altogether, or they promote theistic evolution or some other harmonization of Genesis. There are only a handful of schools that believe that Genesis is historically accurate and forms a foundation for science, the Bible, and Christian education.
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Like your local church, Christian colleges all have a statement of beliefs. As you research and visit different institutions with your student, how important is it to consider each college's doctrinal statement?
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This weekend in Pittsburgh
I have a group of guys in their 30's coming into Pittsburgh for this weekend to watch the Cubs / Pirates and hopefully eat some good food. Also, plan to spend some time in a bar drinking and watching football.
Sounds like Pamela's is good for breakfast. Is it near our hotel or would you have another place you can recommend for Saturday breakfast. Not looking for anything fancy.
I'm told we will be having lunch at Church's Brewery one of the days.
We will be staying at the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Pittsburgh and probably will not rent a car. We're happy to walk and take a cab if needed.
Not looking for pizza and would welcome any ideas on all types of ethnic food. Planning to go to Primanti one late night for Pittsburgh's famous sandwich.
Where would you recommend to watch the Steelers and Bears game on Sunday? Planning to spend Sunday in a bar for opening of NFL season.
Any info would be appreciated!
Some "Sport Bars" are close to PNC Park. You may want to look into Bettis' new restaurant b/w PNC & Heinz, "36". Pamela's is good but take a look a DeLucca's for a more classic diner atmosphere. Both will likely have a wait. You might enjoy Six Penn upscale restaurant either for dinner, snack with drinks at the bar or the open air Patio on top. Lemon Grass is good Cambodian/Thai/asian. Enjoy Pittsburgh and PNC Park.
PS Lots of options on Carson Street on the Southside
At the Sharp Edge you can do some serious Belgian beer drinking and watch a game. At Fat Head's you can eat headwiches and watch a game. You won';t want to walk to either of these joints - or back again, either. But they aren't far.
You can walk up into the strip to Pamela's. Big skinny pancakes and Tex-Mex omelet with chorizo.
Sharp Edge would certainly fit the bill for better beer, but better TV is at Sports Rock, on the lower end of the Strip (about 6-7 blocks south of Pamelas, across the street from Lidias). They've got big screens plus small TVs at each table that you can control yourself so you can follow a couple of games at once quite easily. There are other places, but most of the better ones are in the burbs.
The food is fairly normal sports bar food - filling, but not CH-worthy - but you can get Yuengling in addition to all the usual sports bar lite-beer atrocities.
re: Panini Guy
The Sharp Edge Creekhouse in Crafton has the same great beer selection as the original Sharp Edge, but more and bigger TVs, if that is something important to the OP. It's not far from the South Side and is probably a $15 cab ride from downtown. The food is much better than the regular "sports bars," also.
For beer, you definately get a good selection at sharp edge, but fatheads on E. Carson St. in the South Side is a younger hangout in a better place to eat definately. It has HUGE sandwiches and other good appetizers and wings. I think that fatheads is a great place to eat lunch and watch a game. I also like Bettis' "36 Grill" by PNC park, it has pretty good food and a fun atmosphere.
Also, you should do Pamela's for breakfast...there is one 21st street in the strip district, which is by your hotel (it's walking distance, but it would be a little bit far). There is usually a line out the door, but the pancakes, lionaise potatoes and omlettes are well worth it in my opinion. Nothing fancy, just good, diner-style breakfast.
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Actually you can eat extremely well at PNC Park. But be advised the CH area is in the right field box level, where you'll find Primantis and Benkovitz (fish) among other places. The left field has Manny Sanguillen's bbq and some other stuff that is fairly common to most parks. Right field is the CH place to be.
And they serve Penn Pilsner and other local beers, probably have Oktoberfest about now.
But Sara has me scratching my head on why HUGE is important when it comes to food.... IMO, Fathead's is OK, sandwiches are fine, but taste-wise, they don't stand head over heels above other local bar food. It's unclear just how much the OP likes beer, but it should be noted Sharp Edge has the edge here - they've got appropriate glassware for just about everything they serve and small snifters for sampling most everything on tap. However, if you like lagers above all others, you should look elsewhere. Ain't no light beer to be found there.
re: Panini Guy
Well, Fatheads has a HUGH selection of HUGH headwiches. And it IS a Pittsburgh thing.
re: yayadave
I agree...plus, if these guys are anything like the guys I know, when its guys weekend out the more beer and food the better
re: Panini Guy
Don't you think that the food at Sharp Edge is terrible?
re: SaraMiller
I think most food at most bars is mediocre, although I've had a decent burger at Sharp Edge in Crafton. My point was that if the OP really, really liked beer, then Sharp Edge would be a better choice than FatHeads. Had nothing to do with food, only with beer.
re: Panini Guy
Agreed, beer selection is better at Sharp Edge. I also think that that the Crafton Sharp Edge has a little bit better food than the one in east lib.
re: SaraMiller
The one in Sewickley might beat them both.
re: yayadave
Hmm, I've never been to that one. I live in Shadyside and I normally don't travel into that area of town...I'll have to try. All I know is that the one in East Lib. is not a place to eat a good meal.
I don't know about watching the game, but I put in my vote for the Sharp Edge. There are 2 locations Crafton is more restauranty, and East Liberty is more of a down and dirty bar, but the food is good and the beer is better! Also being at the Doubletree you should try Bigelow Grille in the lobby, the atmosphere appears a bit formal, but I have had my best meals in Pittsburgh there. The chef is known for taking pittsburgh classics and placing a spin on them. Also a few more fav's; Gypsy Cafe in the southside, D's hot dogs in reagent square, and any of the Big Burrito restaurants.
As an insider in the Pittsburgh bar scene (I am a rep for yuengling brewery), take my advice and head to the South Side for all your eating and drinking needs. It is about a $10 cab ride from your hotel to an area that has 120 liquor licesences in about a fifteen block area. Legitimately a one stop shop for all your eating and drinking needs. You'll find everything from great bar food and beers (fatheads), to sports bars (carson city saloon), to fine dining (nakama, abruzzi's, cafe allegro), to college (barry's pub and 1311), to night clubs (town tavern and diesel), to upscale (elixir, library), to alternative (tuscany), to chain's (cheescake factory), to grunge/hard rock (smiling moose), to classic pittsburgh drinking bars bars (jack's, kopy's, and white eagle-all open at 7 am except sundays at 11). There is also a 24 hour diner (Tom's), a Primanti's, and a great late-night gyro place (mike and tony's) for your breakfast or late night munchy needs. Jack's is a must for one to catch true pittsburgh flavor!
Hey all - I have a question that's been bugging me for years, and no one can answer. Short of driving to Pitt again and walking streets, I am hoping for some insight so I can make a better planned trip.
Anyway, about 5 yrs ago I was there in Pitt over the weekend, staying at the Hilton on the point. Sunday morning there was a Steeler's game, and I first walked away from the point maybe 10 blocks at the most and sorta got lost. I found my bearing again, got a glimpse of the hotel, and started back. At the point where I was famished (I had gone looking for food) I stumbled upon a small pedestrian-only square with a few restaurants. I was NOT market square.
I scanned a handful of options and saw a guy on the sidewalk with a grill and decided that was the place. CLASSIC Pitt bar was inside. Turns out they didn't serve food except on NFL Sundays when the Steelers were playing (home or away).
I'm pretty sure the bar had a man's name (Mike's, Tommy's, etc), but I'm pretty sure it's not Jack's based on what I've found through search.
Any ideas? A find on this would be huge - especially now with at least half of the NFL schedule still to go.
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You're sure there was a pedestrian-only square? I can't think of anything like that anywhere within 10 blocks of the Hilton. If you didn't cross a bridge this has to be within the Golden Triangle downtown area, and even Market Square wasn't strictly pedestrian-only. (It will soon be closer; right now it's all under construction.) I mean, I'm at a loss for even little corner pedestrian spaces at all, let alone next to a bar. But maybe that's just our different interpretation of pedestrian square, not sure.
It's also possible such a place has evolved from the guy on the sidewalk with a grill days. Maybe that will spark some other memories, but I'm trying to go by your location description and am coming up with nothing. There is a bar on Penn called Mark's Grille and catering. Fits the name requirement and would be several blocks from the Hilton. But it's not on a pedestrian square and they've always had food. It could be this place has history in a different location, though.
Jack's definitely does not make sense if you mean the Jack's on the South Side. I think you would remember if you crossed a bridge. :-) Then again, if you got a glimpse of the hotel, that could be tough, although maybe you could see it looking straight down Liberty Ave. Because there are other buildings in the Triangle that are taller, though, from most vantage points you would not be able to see it. But, then again, if you had crossed to the South or North Sides, you also wouldn't be able to see it from places you would have gone, I don't think.
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Hey there, I see most of this is kind of old, we're heading this weekend with a bus full of ND fans to see the Pitt/ND game. I see a big recommendation is for South Side...where exactly is that? We're staying at the Sheraton Station Square so we have all that going on right there for entertainment/food. Is this not a good locale for food and beverage? We were also looking for an Irish Pub to cavort at (not all 52, some are quite elderly, but probably like around 25 here and there)...any suggestions? We won't have access to the bus, so it's walking or taxi cab....
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Plenty of bars to choose from in Station Square to watch the game, but expect chain style food. If your main goal is to have drinks and watch the game, I see no reason to go through the hassle of moving 52 people to the South Side. South side is a mile or two down the road from Station square, ask anyone once you are at the hotel and they can point you to Carson Street. The closest Irish pub that I know of is Claddagh. I've never been there so I can't comment on it. Also in South Side Works is a brand new Hofbrauhaus that you might like, again I've never been there but from reviews on here the food seems to be OK but everyone seems to have a really fun time.
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Irish pub, eh? Does that mean serve Guiness and Harp or does it mean has a Setanta satellite feed for Rugby League? Because we've got both ends and everything in the middle.
On the Southside, skip Claddagh (chain) and go to Piper's Pub, which is 10 blocks closer to your hotel anyway. It's got the satellite feeds and the rugby history.
In the Strip, Mullaney's Harp and Fiddle. It's a typical city Irish bar.
Near Heniz on the North Side, Finnegan's Wake. More a standard issue bar than a pub, but the requisite Guiness, Harp and Smithwicks on tap. With a group of 25 they might even give you the side room off the main bar for your own use.
FWIW, Carson St. between 11th and 31st has what's been reported as the 2nd largest concentration of bars in the USA on one street. Lots of food there too. While it's on the same street as your hotel, it's a bit of a hike. Your group would probably also like Fatheads for bar food and big sandwiches. It's also on Carson, but might be tough getting 25 in there.
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re: CrazyOne
Thanks for the response. Potentially it wasn't a pedestrian only square. I'm pretty sure I entered from the East (heading West), the bar I ended at was on one of the Western corners, but there was a place which was doing big business with outdoor tables for breakfast/brunch. I think there were green umbrellas for the tables. But upon thinking of my memory more, the center may have been a small parking lot.
The bar itself I remember a bit better. Big bar running perpindicular to the door, itself filling narrow galley and then at least two rows of tables on a raised platform. On the darker side, lighting wise, and just a classic bar.


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Silent Contemplative Retreat
Centering Prayer and the Unwrapping of our True Self.
November 14-17, 2013
Fr. Carl Arico
The theme of this retreat is silence, solitude and solidarity with ourselves and one another as we enter into the sacred and safe space, and explore the human condition through the lens of Praying the Scriptures (Lectio Divina), Centering Prayer, the Three Spiritual Paths, and Freedom from our prisons.
Spiritual directors will be available to give retreatants an opportunity to share their faith journey in individual sessions.
Retreat fee including meals: $170; with lodging $255 single, $205 double/per person
Check-in: Thursday 5 pm; dinner 6 pm. Retreat ends Sunday, 1 pm.
Fr. Carl Arico is a diocesan priest for the Archdiocese of Newark, New Jersey, former Director of Priest Personnel, Archdiocese of Newark, Vice-President of Contemplative Outreach, Ltd, Faculty member of Contemplative Outreach Ministry.
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