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That means Christmas in Dandridge has kicked off this holiday season.
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ABC News' Contributor Becky Worley reports:
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the Superbowl of new television technologies! This year's big event , underway now in Las Vegas, promises lots of new products, including big OLED TVs, 4K & 8K TVs, gesture control and, possibly, the first contender for a glasses-free TV that really works.
The most beautiful sets at CES are OLEDs: Organic Light Emitting Diodes. They have much higher contrast than current LED sets because light can be turned off on a per pixel basis. Dark scenes are the blackest of blacks, displaying in rich deep colors without the blooming of light that affects other LCD and LED TVs.
OLEDs are super thin at just 3/16ths of an inch. In fact, some are so thin that the power ports and connectors need to be housed in the stands, not on the set itself.
OLEDs use half the power of current HDTVs and some sets will consume less energy than a 50-watt bulb. And, finally, the dreaded motion blur of LED and LCDs (when sports and fast action appear blocky) almost completely disappears with OLEDs.
I've seen small 12 and 20 inch prototype OLEDs in past years at CES, but never a true big screen option that is in production and planned for release. But, this year is different. LG has a 55 inch OLED on display, and Samsung is rumored to have another OLED debuting this week. The prices on these sets will be ridiculous, in the $8,000-10,000 range, but predictions from analysts say that by the end of 2013 they'll be more like $4,000. Availability is still a little unclear, although rumors of late 2012 availability are in the air.
4K and 8K TV resolution
Another trend at CES is more higher resolution TVs than ever. 4K and 8K, respectively, double and quadruple the resolution of the highest High Definition sets now on the market. Panasonic, Sharp, Samsung and most other TV manufacturers are going for this crisper, more vivid resolution as an incentive to get consumers to trade in their old TV sets. But this technology is still a ways from everyday reality, and CES may prove a litmus test on whether attendees think the 4K sets are that much more visually compelling. Even more of an inhibitor to 4k/8K TVs is that they will mandate all new source video and new cameras and infrastructure from TV networks and production companies.
One other big news item here surrounds 3DTV. 3D is dead. Long live 3D!
In the early press releases from manufacturers, there has been very little mention of 3D. It seems they now understand that most consumers aren't willing to pay much more for a TV with 3D. It's being seen as less of a feature, more of a gimmick.
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The success of the XBOX Kinect that uses your body to control gaming has spawned a whole new idea for interacting with your TV: gesture control. Imagine flicking your wrist to mute the volume, raising your arm to pull up the guide and grabbing or swiping to select a show. They'll even have facial recognition to turn on your favorite channels and volume presets when you walk into the room.
PrimeSense, the company behind the Kinect's gesture control is showing off a TV driven with the same technology and Samsung is rumored to be debuting sets with this user same type of user control.
Internet connected sets are becoming completely mainstream so expect a lot of products to tout Google TV built into their sets. One cool product for people whose existing sets aren't connected yet, and who don't want to upgrade, is a new product from Roku. It's small stick about the size of a USB stick that you plug into your TV through a slot called the MHL port (many TVs have these ports — check your spec sheet or the back of the TV for something that looks like a micro USB port) for wireless access to Netflix, Youtube and a whole host of independent Internet content providers. No price yet, but estimates are centering on the $50 range.


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I'm honored to announce that for the very first time, Grand Circle Cruise Line was ranked as the #1 "World's Best River Cruise Line" in Conde Nast Traveler's 2012 Readers' Choice Awards. We've been recognized in this survey for the past eight years in a row—but this year, the results exceeded our expectations.
Of course, Alan and I are both delighted with this honor—but what thrills us more than anything is that it came from you. This year, Condé Nast tells us that 46,476 readers responded to the survey—which, in addition to cruise lines, ranks the world's best cities, hotels, airlines, and more.
In the river ship category, readers were asked to rate their experiences based on the ships' activities and facilities, cabins, crew and service, design and layout, food and dining, itineraries and schedule, and shore excursions. We know that every one of these elements is crucial to our excellence—but what really sets Grand Circle apart is that we're able to offer you a 4-star experience at a 3-star value. Our prices are $50 to $500 lower per day than you'd pay with other leading small ship travel companies. Will you find luxury spa treatments aboard one of our ships? No—but to Alan and me, that's not what travel is about. Our priority is to immerse you in local culture every step of the way, all the while making you feel relaxed and well-cared for.
We're indebted to our outstanding nautical and hospitality crew, who work tirelessly to make your time onboard comfortable, memorable, and fun; and to our resident Program Directors, who show you every destination in a way that's both educational and entertaining. I am so grateful to our entire team for their unparalleled passion and commitment.
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Bevacizumab Versus Ranibizumab in Age Related Macular Degeneration (AxL-2009)
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|November 19, 2011
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|March 2009
|Primary Completion Date
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|Vision change Anatomical changes (Regression of NVE, CNVM, reduction in macular thickness) Electrophysiological changes (ERG, VEP ) [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|Same as current
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|Ocular side effects (infection, RD, IOP rise, cataract) [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|Bevacizumab Versus Ranibizumab in Age Related Macular Degeneration
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To report the short term anatomic and visual acuity response after intravitreal injection of bevacizumab and ranibizumab in patients with choroidal neovascularization secondary to age-related macular degeneration.
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We conducted a retrospective study of 500 eyes with choroidal neovascularization secondary to age-related macular degeneration who were treated with at least two (initial and one month after) intravitreal injection of 1.25 mg bevacizumab or 0.5 mg ranibizumab and had a follow-up of at least 3 months. Patients underwent Snellen visual acuity testing, optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging and ophthalmoscopic examination at baseline and follow-up visits.
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|Active, not recruiting
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Scott Child Protection Claims Disputed
During the gubernatorial debate Wednesday, Florida Governor Rick Scott said child protection has improved under his watch especially compared to that of his opponent former Governor Charlie Crist.
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The adoptive sister of Nubia Barahona, a young girl who died in the custody of her adoptive parents, has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Children and Families.
Grand Jury Report Sparks Debate On DCF Reforms After Barahona Death
A Miami-Dade grand jury on Tuesday released a report on reforms implemented by Florida's child welfare system after the gruesome death of Nubia Barahona, whose adoptive parents are awaiting trial for her 2011 death.
Barahona Seeks To Have Attempted Murder Trial Moved To Miami
The Miami man accused of killing his 10-year-old adoptive daughter and nearly killing her twin brother wants his attempted murder trial moved out of Palm Beach County.
On Opening Day, Florida Senate Pushes Plan For Child Welfare Reform
Senate President Don Gaetz on Tuesday vowed to make reforming Florida's child-welfare system a top priority of the 2014 legislative session, as a Senate panel continued its push for specific proposals to do the job.
State Tries To Break Cycle Of Crisis-Driven Reform At DCF
Gov. Rick Scott has proposed nearly $40 million in additional funding for child protection in the next state budget. Most of the money would go to reduce caseloads for child protective investigators, as blue-ribbon panels and advocates have long advised.
DCF Considers Working With Law Enforcement On Child Investigations
In the state of Florida, the child death toll rate continues to climb and officials, along with children's advocates, are pondering whether a two-fold approach, bringing sheriffs in on child investigations, can help save children's lives.
DCF Launches New Safety Training
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Vanessa Bryant: I'm No Gold Digger!by Free Britney at . Comments
Vanessa Bryant may not be a gold-digging, domineering basketball wife ... but she gave a quote earlier this week that certainly came off that way.
Regarding husband Kobe Bryant, she told New York Magazine, "I certainly would not want to be married to somebody that can't win championships."
"If you're sacrificing time away from my family and myself for the benefit of winning championships, then winning a championship should happen every single year."
Yeah. Probably not the best word choice. Vanessa is now setting the record straight, clarifying to TMZ that she loves and supports Kobe, no matter what.
"I'm sad to hear that some of the comments in my New York Magazine interview are being misconstrued and taken out of context," says Vanessa Bryant.
"I have been with Kobe for 13 years. I accepted his marriage proposal PRIOR to him winning any of his 5 championships with his teammates."
"I have and will continue to support my husband's dreams. For anyone to think otherwise is wrong. It is not about being married to a 'winner.'"
"It is about our sacrifice as a family."
Kobe and Vanessa got engaged in 2000, the year he won his first NBA title, so you can't argue with her there, and she took him back after he allegedly cheated more than once. Basically you gotta cut the female Bryant some slack ... right?
Vanessa Bryant: Digging for gold?
Unlike most basketball wives these days this girl has accomplished nothing on her own and doesn't have her own identity other than being Kobe's wife although he has numerous extramarital affairs. She is aging, is uneducated and isn't even a good role model or mother for her 2 young girls. She IS a Gold Digger! Most definitely!
Some people marry for love some people marry for money. If winning Championships is all she cares about then, SURE she's a Gold Digger, Championships bring $$$$$$(endorsements)....
No, I don't consider Vanessa n gold digger, she fell n love w/ Kobe & w/ that she hs decided 2 ride it out w/ he Boo...Happens everyday n r world jus so happens that, Kobe's situation ws publicized!
She seems to be alot of work. Like it takes ALOT to keep this broad happy. Even if she were to divorce him she'd still walk away banking. 2 kids and more than likely spousal support. Some people call her a Gold Digger but some would also call her smart!
How many women on here can honestly say they wouldnt do the same if they were handed the life style she has? If you say no your a LIAR!
Juan.... You just sound bitter and jealous!?! People who hate like you are just angry because you didn't get what they want out of life. You're just SAD! Did a white woman laugh at your short body and tiny penis?
Vanessa Bryant deserves every gold nugget she gets she has earned it. The only reason she is still with that cheater is because HE begs her to stay. She married for love not interest and she has put up with his BS because HE promises to change his nasty ways. Vanessa also thinks about her kids and what a nasty divorce would do to them...
I love how men will call women Gold diggers. Would Koby marry 200lb woman? N.O. No! As long as men are only out for Hot Women then women love them for their money! Every body has their standard's don't judge!!!!!! Hefner deserves gold diggers.
...imma keep it 100. She obviously has made the decision to stay with him for security N stability....its not that she diggs for gold necessarily but she wants to keep that "life" she N their children have grown accustomed to. She may love him N he may love her but @ the end of the day its about their family....some people stay together for the kids N some just wanna go their seperate ways N be happy for once...in their case..theyve chosen to stick it out for the kids...who knows what will happen. Only time will tell....until then keep winning them championships Kobe!! Lol...But dont get it twisted...im a SPURS FAN!!!!!!
go for gold vanessa!
Wrong answer "Juan"! Asian women are the biggest golddiggers and they treat asian men like poop!! The asian woman of america will
trample 30 asian men to get to 1 white man and suck him dry.Asian girls dont even look my way theyre too busy with a white cock in their mouths.
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According to the State Attorney's Office, Sean Adams was having a conversation with a 14-year-old in August 2013 when Adams pulled out a pistol, pointed at at the victim and demanded the victim's cellphone.
After the 14-year-old handed over the cellphone, Adams fled the area and was later arrested on a warrant.
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As we recently reported, Orange County did well in Heal the Bay's beach water quality report, as most of our beaches usually do, although they were helped by a lack of rainfall and the resulting lack of polluted runoff from storm drains and other sources. Now comes the Natural Resources Defense Coun ... More >>
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Inland water districts are using unfounded claims, invented projections and a "staged sham" hearing to spread fears to the populace about the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) having designated a portion of the Santa Ana River as a "critical habitat" for a little fish known as the Santa Ana su ... More >>
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You Can File Your Taxes Starting January 30th
While the IRS originally planned to open tax filing season on January 22nd this year, there's been a small delay.
Not surprising, given all the Fiscal Cliff Mess. (Yeah, that's Mess with a capital M.) The IRS will need more time to update all of its forms and get it's back-end processing systems in place to accept more than 120 million returns before April 15th. So if you're the proactive type, you'll be getting your refund a little over a week later than you had hoped.
Not everyone can start filing on January 30th, however. People claiming residential energy credits, depreciation of property or general business credits will have to wait a little longer to file. But most of those in this group file more complex tax returns, so they typically file closer to the April 15th deadline or ask for an extension anyway. Find a more detailed list of who will have to wait to file on the IRS website.
To get your refund as quickly as possible, it's best to e-file if possible. Paper returns are processed more slowly.
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The new optional deduction is capped at $1,500 per year, based on $5 per square foot, up to 300 square feet. It's meant to reduce paperwork and record keeping for an estimated 3.4 million filers who claim the home office deduction, and save an estimated 1.6 million hours annually.
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If there's one position the Cavalier football team is confident about this spring, it's running backs. With the return of starting duo Perry Jones and Kevin Parks, the experienced core also includes Clifton Richardson and Khalek Shepherd. The foursome combined for about 2,000 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns last fall.
Now, arguably the deepest position on the roster, head coach Mike London is challenged with making the most of his quadrupled talent.
"It's a good problem to have right now," said London. "For us to try to find ways, creative ways to get them more involved in the game, to get plays designated for them and just utilize the production they can bring us."
It's a big confidence boost knowing I'll have those guys in the backfield," said rising junior quarterback Michael Rocoo. "And they're great receivers out of the backfield too so it gives an extra weapon out of the backfield and adds an extra dimension to the offense."
The Cavaliers will compete in the annual Orange-Blue game on Saturday April 14 at 2 p.m. Gates open at Scott Stadium at noon.
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At one time dieticians considered margarine, which is a trans fat, heart healthy. Doctors now say a better choice is butter.
In the last 20 years, trans fats have become the ingredient of choice for almost all processed foods. You can tell something contains trans fat if you see the word "hydrogenated" in the list of ingredients.
Saturated fats have really gotten a bad reputation over the last couple of decades. But they are not as bad as they have been made out to be. In fact, doctors recommend eating some saturated fats every day, such as coconut oil.
This saturated fat fights colds and the flu and has even reversed the symptoms of Alzheimers, ALS and Parkinson's Disease in some people.
Say 'No' to Inflammation
You should also remember those non-fat foods that make us fat and increase inflammation contain sugar and refined carbohydrates. Anything containing high fructose corn syrup or other sugars leads to inflammation.
So do grains, especially refined grains such as white bread, pasta, rice, and so on.
So when it comes to your health, inflammation beats out cholesterol as the new enemy. Take it on by saying "yes" to foods like fish and coconut oil, and "no" to sugar and carbohydrates, and dangerous trans fats.
I remember in 2001 or 2002 starting Atkins for the first time and everyone thought I would be dead in a few years from eating so much fat. Now I see so many people in the health care profession eating low carb.... a nurse told me back then, " you can't live without carbs your brain will not be able to function" My reply," I am eating carbs but it is lower carbs from what you eat". Yeah, eat the pasta and bread don't judge me. We have all had validation from many sources now.
I agree ...the other day I was eating a nice big salad with steak, veggies,egg and blue cheese with full fat ranch dressing. Someone said you need carbs to function...I said there are so many healthy carbs in this...as a matter of fact I said there are carbs in every food...how can you ask me why I eat no carbs...Do I look tired? Do I act like my brain isn't working? Am I screaming for more food in a couple hours or jonesin' for a candy bar? NO...so why do people keep dissing this way of eating...they are scared and confused and stuck in their own carb addiction...fear is a terrible thing...not that it is their fault...they are just doing as the majority is taught to do.
A friend of mine wagged his finger at me when he saw the 36-pack of eggs at my house - said it'd send my cholesterol sky-high. This same guy has diabetes but eats pasta and bread all the time. He never eats vegetables, and was recently in the hospital for a cardiac problem ...
I told him I'd read a good book recently about how a lot of nutritional advice is way out of date, but he wasn't interested enough to write down the title. When you think you already know the truth, it's hard to consider the possibility that there's something more to learn.
With all the information that can be had nowadays, there is no excuse for thinking that way! I can't stand when people start to criticize low carb when they themselves eat GARBAGE. In the end, it is their own life they are risking so what can you do but sit back and watch. Really unfortunate :(
Great to hear! And yet, just this morning I listened to a Cardiac specialist on a Canadian talk show tell people that they must avoid fats that are solid at room temp as they will be the same in their blood stream. What a load of hooey!
I have run out of tv talk shows to watch because they keep pedaling the same old bad science (in most cases - no science - just parroting what they think is true). It is like finger nails on a blackboard to me..... moving closer and closer to no cable.
I saw that CBN show and was floored to hear Pat Roberson say that "Atkins was right way back when wasn't he?" I loved it!!! I was so glad to hear that he was vindicated. Pat also said that Atkins was a great guest on his show back then. Would come in to get his haircut for free on set. He loved that! Haha. But I am very glad the word is catching on and being brought into the mainstream.
Eating this way is actually a very big social problem for me. I'm constantly pressured into eating things I don't want to eat "just this once" and accused of "starving [my] brain of carbs" because I won't eat pizza. If I ate carbs "just this once" every time someone said "just this once," I would be gaining a lot of weight.
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I manage to say "no" to the excess carbs most of the time, but occasionally I feel the need to make up lies such as "I just ate a huge meal" or "I'm fasting for a blood test right now." And even then I'm accused of being rude if I'm at someone's house and they offer me pasta or sandwiches.
And none of the people I encounter are willing to listen to the science behind it, although I'm also pretty poor at expressing myself (at least in person) so that could be a big part of it. For the worst of the people I have to interact with, I hide the fact that I'm dieting and just don't eat around them.
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AMR Corp., reported a third quarter loss of $238 million as the parent company of American Airlines paid millions in employee-related severance costs.The loss was larger than the $162 million loss AMR posted in the third quarter of 2011. Revenues at the carrier grew 0.8 percent to $6.4 billion.Although AMR had thousands of flight cancellations and delays in the last two weeks of the quarter, the company said the impact of the operational disruption was "not material" to its third quarter financial results.Excluding one-time accounting charges that totaled $348 million, AMR would have posted a net profit of $110 million. The carrier said $211 million in special charges is related to employee severance costs and another $137 million were reorganization items made in bankruptcy, such as refinancing aircraft and paying professional fees to consultants."I want to thank my American colleagues for their efforts in delivering another profitable quarter, excluding reorganization and special items," said AMR chief executive Tom Horton in a statement. "These results were driven by the best unit revenue growth in the industry in each month of the quarter, and by record load factor, as we continue to make progress in our restructuring for a successful future."AMR said that average fares paid by customers increased 3.5 percent compared to the previous third quarter. The company cut American Airlines' capacity by 2.5 percent which resulted in AMR posting a record high consolidated load factor of 84.7 percent. AMR said it expects fourth quarter capacity to be up less than half of a percent compared to the fourth quarter of 2011.The company said it ended the third quarter with $4.2 billion in cash not including a restricted cash balance of $847 million.American also announced on Wednesday that it plans to hire 1,500 new flight attendants over the next year. The carrier needed to add more flight crew members as over 2,200 current flight attendants offered to take the company's voluntary early-out offer.Read more here: http://blogs.star-telegram.com/sky_talk/2012/10/amr-posts-238-million-third-quarter-loss.html#storylink=cpy
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With the Golden Globes just around the corner, we'll no doubt soon receive the nominations for the 84th Academy Awards. I thought I would get us all in the mood for the Oscars by peering into my Palantír and predicting nominations for the major categories. For each category I'll provide some other possibilities, dark horses that could end up sneaking into the Oscar race.
The Academy's new voting rules dictate that there will be between five and ten Best Picture nominees this year, depending on how many films receive at least five percent of the overall No. 1 votes. With that being said, I'm going to throw out ten films that could potentially be nominated, thought I think the magic number is closer to seven. It's easy to see how more than five films could be nominated, but now that ten isn't a requirement, I don't see that many films getting at least 225 No. 1 votes each.
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Best Director:
Other Possibilities:
David Fincher, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
Bennett Miller, "Moneyball"
Woody Allen, "Midnight in Paris"
Best Actor:
Other Possibilities:
Ryan Gosling, "Drive"
Michael Shannon, "Take Shelter"
Gary Oldman, "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy"
Best Actress:
Other Possibilities:
Rooney Mara, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
Charlize Theron, "Young Adult"
Elizabeth Olsen, "Martha Marcy May Marlene"
Best Supporting Actor:
Other Possibilities:
Max Von Sydow, "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close"
Patton Oswalt, "Young Adult"
Ben Kingsley, "Hugo"
Best Supporting Actress:
Other Possibilities:
Carey Mulligan, "Shame"
Janet McTeer, "Albert Nobbs"
Best Adapted Screenplay:
Other Possibilities:
"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" (Bridget O'Connor, Peter Straughan)
"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (Steven Zaillian)
"Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" (Eric Roth)
"War Horse" (Richard Curtis, Lee Hall)
Best Original Screenplay
Other Possibilities:
"Bridesmaids" (Annie Mumolo, Kristen Wiig)
"Young Adult" (Diablo Cody)
"Beginners" (Mike Mills)
Well, that's what I think of this year's Academy Awards hopefuls – of course the fun thing about the Oscars is you never quite know what's going to happen. After the nominations have been announced, a clear picture will begin to form about which nominees have the best shot of winning each category, so stay tuned for the official announcement.
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OHEKA Bar & Restaurant
- Address:
135 West Gate Drive
Huntington, NY 11743Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $50 and over
OHEKA Bar & Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.oheka.com/
- Phone: (631) 659-1350
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Sunday-Saturday 12pm-5pm
Dinner Sunday-Thursday 5pm-9pm
Dinner Friday-Saturday 5pm-10pm
Bar 12pm-11pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Executive Chef, Frank Monahan and Executive Pastry Chef, Daniel Andreotti
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Wheelchair Access
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A word from OHEKA Bar & Restaurant
OHEKA CASTLE is a magnificent Historic Gold Coast Mansion on the North Shore of Long Island between New York City and The Hamptons. Experience Europe in America at the Castle and enjoy a award winning cuisine designed to entice the senses.Continued
Bar & Restaurant Policies:
-Weddings or Vow Renewals are not permitted in the restaurant.
-Professional Photography is not permitted without prior written approval by Oheka Management. If approved, an hourly fee for non-exclusive use of limited areas of the restaurant only will apply and the photographer must comply with Oheka's insurance requirements. Oheka reserves the right to refuse professional photography on the premises for any reason. Under no circumstances may professional photos be taken when an Oheka Wedding or Event is taking place at the Estate.
-Bands, DJ's, Lighting, or Decor are not permitted in the restaurant.
-No outside alcohol.
-No dogs permitted in the Bar & Restaurant.
Bar & Restaurant Policies:
-Weddings or Vow Renewals are not permitted in the restaurant.
-Professional Photography is not permitted without prior written approval by Oheka Management. If approved, an hourly fee for non-exclusive use of limited areas of the restaurant only will apply and the photographer must comply with Oheka's insurance requirements. Oheka reserves the right to refuse professional photography on the premises for any reason. Under no circumstances may professional photos be taken when an Oheka Wedding or Event is taking place at the Estate.
-Bands, DJ's, Lighting, or Decor are not permitted in the restaurant.
-No outside alcohol.
-No dogs permitted in the Bar & Restaurant.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerRomantic
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OHEKA Bar & Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
78 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (56)scenic view (55)romantic (53)great for lunch (23)fit for foodies (21)neighborhood gem (18)good for groups (15)great for outdoor dining (14)notable wine list (12)hot spot (5)great for brunch (4)kid-friendly (3)late-night find (2)Show More
- MBIIDined on 11/21/2014As dependable as ever, however, two of the same item were ordered at different degrees of wellness and given to the wrong person. My husband was given a rare salmon which he would never entertain eating. While they were very accomodating, he had his meal when we were all finished eating. Not the best but he is a good sport.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The OHEKA Castle restaurant could be betterDrButtercupDined on 11/16/2014Was really excited to see this grand piece of history and to be able to dine inside of it, as well. But, dining was just a mediocre experience at OHEKA. For appetizers, for example, they offer seafood meatballs made with lobster, but it turned out to be a lot of fried stuff accompanied with an unimaginative sauce. The spinach and artichoke dip appetizer was not much better than the frozen food versions you can buy in the supermarket, the chips were thick and overly deep fried. The seafood salad, on the other hand, was pretty good, but the chicken breast entree looked like their entree was prepared for the wedding that was going on - nothing special, wilted string beans. Most people around us were ordering burgers, that sounds like a much better bet at OHEKA. The Bloody Mary cocktails were pretty good too, they added the extra horseradish as we had requested. The waitstaff is young and somewhat inexperienced, additional supervision is needed. It does not seem hard to make some tweaks to this menu and to the waitstaff to make this a dining experience that matches the atmosphere of this great landmark.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MBIIDined on 11/14/2014We have dined on multiple occasions for a variety of reasons, weekday evening out, dinner with friends and a special occasion...all have been thoroughly enjoyable. The authentic castle architecture gives a very European feel to your dining and the unrushed service is superior to all local establishments. The food has been uniformly above average and the wine list satisfied even our most discriminating dinner guests. It will remain a top choice for us, and highly recommend to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Castle DiningKathyDined on 11/13/2014Oheka Bar and Restaurant is truly a special place. You are surrounded by old world beauty and elegance. The menu was innovative and delicious. The service was timed perfectly. You don't have to be a guest of the hotel to dine there. It is truly a destination not to be missed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ordinary ServiceLakesideVIPDined on 11/8/2014Beautiful setting. Food was good. Service was substandard for an establishment with prices at the very high end of Long Island restuarant pricing.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Castle ExperienceATC1VIPDined on 11/8/2014This is truly a fairy tale encounter - from the incredibly royal drive through the gate and down the long driveway past thirty foot hedges standing at attention on either side like ceremonial soldiers at present arms - to the dramatic french villa court yard where you easily hand your car over to the valet - the sweeping grand double staircase entrance where you climb to the the waiting staff on the second floor -to the old world gentleman's club like bar which begs you to pause for a cocktail before dinner - to the beautiful yet uncrowded dining room where you experience excellent service and some pleasant culinary surprises - this is one venue you absolutely must try, especially for a special occasion. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:
- Worth the visitSmithtownMikeDined on 11/6/2014Our group enjoyed a lovely luncheon following our tour of Oheka Castle. The ambiance was outstanding and the service was impeccable, albeit a little slow. But we were in no rush and the food was excellent. The lunch was not too unusual, but it was prepared and served beautifully. My wife and I shared a large salad and a tasty wrap. The people in our group said that the hamburgers were the best they'd ever eaten. (By the way, I could not figure out how to rate 'noise level,' so ignore that. The place was not crowded so except for the conversation in our group of eleven, it was quite peaceful.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- For the mood, not the foodphilippenyDined on 10/31/2014Spectacular building with beautiful rooms and garden, and the service is very friendly. The food however is but eatable ; a bit of discrepancy with the otherwise Downton Abbey mood, but not that big a problem...Special Features:
- We ate at The Castle!marazadDined on 10/25/2014We were so excited to eat at this venue. We didn't expect outstanding food and service. I must say, it was the whole package! We are looking forward to our next dining experience at the castle. Delicious and warm and friendly service.Special Features:
- Great lunchkathymDined on 10/19/2014Great location and great lunch. A great spot especially when weather is good.Special Features:
- Nice experienceCchpDined on 10/5/2014The drive up to the valet was really fun. Going past the trees and through the arches made you feel like something from a movie. It would have been nice to look around a little on the way to restaurant. We were ushered in but I believe a wedding was startingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoy a Unique ExperiencePAULDined on 10/3/2014Want to experience what it was like to live the life of the wealthy Gold-coasters of Long Island's gilded age? Visit the OHEKA Castle and find out. Very good food at reasonable prices, attentive service and a knock-out ambiance.Special Features:
- Nice to see Gary Meliusinthe50sDined on 9/28/2014We appreciated Mr. Melius' visit to our table. It was out third time this year for Sunday brunch at Oheka and the second time we were welcomed by the owner.Special Features:
- Would not go backOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/27/2014It took 3-1/2 hours to dine because the service was so slow.vthere was at least 45 minutes between courses. The staff was not friendly. The acoustics were not good and it was very noisy.
- gregoryDined on 9/27/2014Food was good but service was not. Couldn't find a waitress. Was always looking for someone to get something for me. Was girlfriends birthday and arranged to have a candle put in dessert and when it showed up there was no candle. Had to ask 3 times for the check and wait 15 minutes.Special Features:
- fit for a queensuzi4Dined on 9/26/2014Great food, beautiful views, lovely waitress. Great local getaway for any occasionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ejb from roslynebfromroslynVIPDined on 9/21/2014Delightful ambiance, pleasant wait staff, very good food, a tad short of exceptional but I will definitely return.Special Features:
- Not at all goodEMend121VIPDined on 9/20/2014First off, don't go on a Saturday night when there's a wedding. They won't let you walk around at all and you won't be able to see any of the castle. Secondly, the room where you will dine is pretty small and overlooks the parking lot. Most importantly, the food you'll be eating is wedding food. It's from the same caterer so you won't be enjoying a gourmet meal here.. pretty pedestrian for dining at a castle. So in sum, while you aren't likely going there for the food, if you go during a wedding you are basically just headed to a bad restaurant. Service pretty weak as well.. you just never felt like you were dining in a castle. Disappointing, waste of time and money.
- A Wonderful Day!loveOHEKADined on 9/14/2014My husband and I wanted to do something special for our anniversary. I surprised my husband with a trip to OHEKA Castle. We had a delicious meal and spent time walking around the grounds. It was a wonderful day that we will remember for a long time!Special Features:
- Beautiful AtmosphereKvpromosVIPDined on 9/6/2014Oheka Castle has to be one of the most spectacular places to visit on Long Island. If you have never had the opportunity to view the grounds and the castle then dining at this restaurant is the perfect was to experience it.Special Features:
- Special environmentGusLVIPDined on 9/6/2014Very good food quality and service in all aspects. Some on the best creative salad offerings we have experienced in a long time. Would definitely recommend. This a castle settings creating an awesome atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 3rd time in a Month...greenrichDined on 9/3/2014This was the 3rd time we ate here in the past month and as always, it was great. It was a beautiful night and we had our dessert outside in the courtyard.Special Features:
- We are becoming regulars !greenrichDined on 8/31/2014The food is amazing, the ambiance is amazing and it is quite the experience every time we go. We were there the end of July for our anniversary, then took in-laws for their anniversary and now going tomorrow to celebrate our daughters engagement. We might as well just make a standing monthly reservation! Our server was wonderful, as usual and we spoke with Gary the owner, who is usually there and comes to each table to greet his guests and this time he even bought us a round of drinks, he is a great guy and makes the experience even better... Once again, I had the Shrimp Tempura appetizer, the best I have ever had and the Moroccan Rib Steak, all I can say is WOW !!!Special Features:
- Tricia1116Tricia1116Dined on 8/30/2014It was a rare pleasure to dine with little to no noise! Oheka is a real gem for a romantic dinner that offers good food @ reasonable prices. The grounds are phenomenal (highly recommend it as a venue for a wedding) & although there was a wedding taking place on the same night as we dined you'd never know it as the restaurant is far from the event activities. The only downer was that because there was a wedding taking place, my husband & I were not able to walk the grounds before or after dinner. We do understand the need for privacy at an event like a wedding but I do feel Oheka could certainly find areas where there dinner patrons can also enjoy the lovely grounds!Special Features:
- gorgeouslallvlaVIPDined on 8/28/2014Everything was gorgeous. ..the Castle, the food, the Dining area. Service was great. Will be going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OhekaOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 8/24/2014Took the family. Weather perfect. Everything perfect. lobster meatballs, YUM, lovely waitressSpecial Features:
- BeautifulJojogo1VIPDined on 8/23/2014Beautiful estate. The place is really not a restaurant, it is mainly for weddings. When you go in, it is confusing, you go through the wedding reception to get to the dining room. We were one of three tables eating there. Before dinner, we went to the bar. It was 100% wedding guests. It was the bridal party. We felt very awkward. The dining room has a beautiful view overlooking a gorgeous back yard. We watched the wedding ceremony which was lovely. The service and waitstaff were excellent. The food was very mediocre. I had a Seabass which was excellent but it came with mussels,clams,and calamari that was unnecessary and not good. My husband's meal was very mediocre also. They need a separate restaurant away from the weddings!Special Features:
- Dining in a castle!nynomadDined on 8/16/2014One of the most beautiful settings you will find anywhere and especially enjoyable when the weather is mild. You can dine outside or just have drinks. A wedding was going on during our dinner and it was fun to watch the outdoor festivities. The food is good but not what we would consider "city creative" but with "city prices", however. The servers are young and while very pleasant they can use a little more seasoning...for example knowing what to recommend and being a little more attentive. There is still some construction going on but the grounds are magnificent and the dining room is comfortable, not ornate. A nice experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful & unlike you've ever seenRoseknowsDined on 8/14/2014The beautiful views at Oheka Castle are just breathtaking. It was my first time dining here. I booked my dinner on a fabulous evening when the weather was just perfect so I decided to dine outdoors on the patio. I felt like I was in italy, I had views of just mountainous green trees while gazing at birds in flight and being sarinated by their music. All of this I give 5 stars. Now the service was not what I expected...sadly I was really disappointed. My husband and I weren't greeted properly and our server was not that pleasant nor accomedating. Dining here you would only expect top "butler" type of service but that was lacking. If the service was there oh my what a fine Dining experience that would be! Hope the service personnel improves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary dinnermikeyfoodieDined on 8/3/2014Was such an amazing time the food and service was impeccable! !!Special Features:
- LinnyDined on 8/2/2014It's a lovely restaurant for lunch and dinner. Not noisy at all, food is excellent, service the same and sometimes on an evening weekend you get to see a wedding. Just a little bonus.Special Features:
- Lv2dineoutOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/1/2014This was not the first time eating @ Oheka and everytime I've eaten there it's been a great meal! Fri night I ordered the ribeye steak med & I got a well done steak! I sent it back & it came out raw inside! Back it went & then it came out for a 3rd time! I started eating it & it was terrible Chewy & tough! I didn't complain & ate a few more bites! I was really disappointed & annoyed w/ myself that I didn't return it! If oheka wants to charge $55.00 for a steak they better get prime meat! Because this was far from Prime! We dined @ Oheka on 7-18 & we took our friends there for the first time! He ordered steak but didn't say anything about his steak! e went this Fri & asked what I had! I told them & then he said his steak was terrible!Special Features:
- The following 111 reviews are from the OHEKA Bar & Restaurant reviews archive.
- very classylallvlaVIPDined on 7/31/2014We were there for lunch. Wonderful views of the garden. Food is delicious. You are not rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Feel like Gatsby !greenrichDined on 7/30/2014There are few experiences in life, where you can pull up to a real Castle, explore an Historic house, eat an amazing meal and have the owner of a $100 million property come to your table and have a conversation with you as if you were his personal guest/friend. It is not just eating, it is Dinning and it is an experience you won't ever forget ! Also, don't be afraid to ask for a second piece of Gorgonzola Toast and if they have the Shrimp Tempura on the appetizer menu, GET IT !!!Special Features:
- Nice dinnerLbHunterDined on 7/28/2014We had booked an overnight stay at the Castle. We decided to eat at the restaurant since our time was limited. Although it was pricey, it was well worth it. The food was delicious, the wait staff were amazing, the view was fantastic and it was an overall fabulous time. Would definitely recommend if you are a guest at the hotel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Great DifferenceOnlythebest1VIPDined on 7/25/2014We were six people and we would all go again!! Perfect and very special...Special Features:
- spectacular!KaneOBCDined on 7/19/2014Food amazing, service was great, views stunning. That Bread :) !!!! I highly recommend planning for a nightcap on the patio after dinner.Special Features:
- Dining like Royaltyfungirl35Dined on 7/18/2014How bad can dining in a castle be? None the less, Oheka manages to surpass your every expectation. The staff is exceptional and they will go out of their way to find your "special" bottle of wine. The food is glorious and updated frequently. When making our reservation, we requested a table outside, where we witnessed the rise of a beautiful full moon that through me back to a century, where I truly felt like I was royalty. The owner, Gary Melius, runs a tight ship and he stopped at our table to ensure that our experience was wonderful. No detail is missed at Oheka, beginning with the red carpet laid to greet you, the magnificient flowers always breath taking and present, which invite you to enjoy a special night at a very, special place.Special Features:
- majicallongislanderDined on 7/12/2014We had a special occasion birthday dinner at Oheka. The castle and the grounds are outstandingly gorgeous. So elegant and tasteful. The food was very good as well. The filet mignon was one of the best I have ever had, in fact, everyone in our party enjoyed their food. The only thing lacking was the service. Our waitress was fine but not attentive enough. No one came to fill our water (we had to ask several times), they took away our silverware after the appetizers and neglected to replace them when the next course arrived, again, we had to ask. I would have given 5 stars if the service was better. In a fine dining establishment, I would expect outstanding service.Special Features:
- Romantic getawaycoupletimeDined on 7/2/2014We won an overnight stay at Oheka Castle and couldn't wait to eat at the restaurant. The view was spectacular, and as it got darker and a storm came in the setting was so romantic and cozy. The service was wonderful, from a drink at the bar to the very end. The waitress was knowledgeable and offered some great suggestions. We had no idea a restaurant of this caliber was open to the public. It was a fantastic getaway.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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