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SummaryWill walks into McKinley one day to find out that Sue is principal after getting a sick Lauren Zizes to sneeze on Figgins. Sue makes it her first order of business to DESTROY THE GLEE CLUB. Zizes later sneezes on Schue, who decides to stick it out... until he sees that his Glee Club students have become young children. He then goes home, where after a few days, his ex-wife Terri comes to take care of him at the request of one of his neighbors. Terri tells Will that she does really still care about him. Meanwhile, at McKinley, Kurt is not happy that Rachel has taken over Glee club. He asks Holly Holiday, who subbed for his English class before and is currently subbing Mr. Schue's Spanish class, to take over Glee. She proves herself to be relatively Genre Savvy, if a bit on the cheesy side, and does not fall victim to the Glee clubbers' pranks. She asks the students, unlike Mr. Schue, who has over the past two weeks been flanderized so that all he wants the glee club to sing are Journey songs, exactly what they want to sing.Sue tries to find a cause during her time as principal. She starts off with disbanding the football team, but after Bieste points out that if she does that, the Cheerios will have no one to cheer for, Sue decides to ban tater tots. Mercedes does not take this well, going to Coach Sue to complain and starting protests. Rachel is not happy with Holly, in part because Holly's don't-think-about-the-consequences ways are a foil to Rachel's more organized ways. Rachel tries to get Mr. Schuester back so that they can get back to their normal schedule. However, after Rachel and Holly get along after Holly lets Rachel have a solo in glee club. Rachel's point that Sue likes Holly better than Will worries Will, and so he is willing to accept Terri's help so he can get better. After Terri brings out the rub-in menthol, they end up having sex. Karofsky is still freaked about how he kissed Kurt in the previous episode and threatens to kill Kurt if he tells anyone. Will comes back too late to claim his position, as Sue has fired him and replaced him with Holly, who is not giving up her position. They do, however, discuss their teaching methods and meet later. They have some beer together and Holly admits that she isn't a very good teacher, because Holly let Mercedes out of class so that she could shove tots up Sue's tailpipe and doesn't know how Sue punished Mercedes.Mercedes is shown to be a third wheel in Kurt and Blaine's new friendship, as she can't really connect when they talk about gay issues. Kurt calls her on this and gets her to give up her tot-sneaking ways and ask out the wide receiver on the football team. Sue realizes that while Holly was fun and that she doesn't like Will, Will is ultimately a better teacher and ally than Holly and gives Will his job back. Will wants to get the Glee club to do a song from his favorite thing when he's sick: Singin' in the Rain. He enlists Holly's help so that he can make the number modern, and so the episode ends with a mashup of "Singin' in the Rain" and "Umbrella" by Rhianna.
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Barra da Tijuca Apartment Rental Photos and Description
Apartment with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, balcony overlooking the sea.
New condominium with great finishing, located near the most beautiful beaches of Rio and also the region of the major events (RioCentro, Rock in Rio, HSBC Arena and future Olimpico Park 2016).
Broad trade (shopping centers, supermarkets, banks, restaurants, pharmacies, ...) and filling public transport (bus and BRT).
The condominium has doorman 24 hours security and excellent recreational facilities and services, perfect for family vacations or business travelers of businesses. For the convenience of guests, has a coffee shop, which serves meals and snacks. Also has a salon, in addition to optional maid services, laundry and home offices ..
Its prime location between the beach and the great events of the region, combined with ease of transport makes this region a great location for your accommodation in Rio
Among the myriad recreational items and services of the condominium, include: fitness center (with team teachers) lap pool for swimming, saunas, steam rooms, whirlpool, tennis courts, and beach volleyball courts, barbecue grills, internet café, cinema, 4 ballrooms, gourmet space, salon, coffee shop, playground and playroom, home offices, woods, skate park and trails, salons teen and adult games, and more ...
The apartment, all with wardrobes, has 2 bedrooms with air conditioning (1 suite), 2 baths (with luxury shower), it is fully furnished: the kitchen has refrigerator, stove, microwave and washing machine, besides all kitchen utensils. In the living room, dining table with 4 chairs, sofa, armchairs and LCD TV with cable.
In Room 1 (suite), double bed size queen.
In room 2 single bunk bed
The sofa bed in the living room, very comfortable, can accommodate 2 more people, or if you prefer, can provide new mattresses.
The morning sun, combined with the high floor provides, besides a beautiful view of the sea and the mountains, one constant ventilation of the property, which has cold floors (porcelain tile in the living room and tiles in the rooms).
The apartment has protection for children on all windows and balcony, a quiet more on a family holiday display.
It has covered parking space in the basement, accessed by lifts.
in Copacabana (2 BEDROOMS), the most glamorous area of the district, between the beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema and Arpoador.
in RECREATION (4 BEDROOMS), near the beach.
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Juvenile sentencing bill advances
Updated On: Mar 05 2014 03:56:30 PM EST
A Senate committee has approved a bill that would provide sentencing guidelines for juveniles convicted of serious felonies and tried as adults.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled states cannot impose life-without-parole sentences on juveniles, leaving Florida in need of new legislation.
Under the bill, juveniles convicted of serious felonies would receive a review hearing after 20 years of imprisonment and another after 30 years.
Juveniles convicted of murder, but not involved in the actual act of the killing, would receive a review hearing after 25 years.
Juveniles who actually pulled the trigger or committed the act would get 35-to-life with no hearing.
The bill was approved 7-to-5 with some concerns about the harshness of the bill - that juveniles mature both socially and physiologically within 20 years.
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[Teams] Reading vs Manchester United: Confirmed Line-ups
Manchester United take on Reading in the evening kick-off looking to tighten their grip at the top of the table.
United went into the weekend one point ahead of title-rivals Man City and Sir Alex Ferguson will be hoping to at least maintain that gap with a win this evening.
Reading name an unchanged side for the game while United go with Anderson, Carrick and Fletcher in midfield with Young and Rooney supporting van Persie in attack. Rio Ferdinand comes back in to play alongside Evans at the back. Here are the confirmed line-ups for the game.
Reading Team
Federici; Cummings, Shorey, Mariappa, Morrison; Leigertwood, Tabb, McAnuff, Robson-Kanu; Le Fondre, Roberts
Subs: Taylor, Pearce, Harte, Guthrie, McCleary, Hunt, Pogrebnyak
Manchester United Team
Lindegaard, Rafael, Evra, Evans, Ferdinand; Anderson, Carrick, Fletcher, Young; Rooney, Van Persie
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Intel weans netbook makers off Atom Z
Intel is to halt the supply of low energy Atom Z processors to netbook manufacturers before Christmas, according to the Taiwan rumour mill. Industry sources say Intel has informed OEM customers that it will soon stop accepting any further orders for Atom Z series chips – unveiled in March 2008 - according to a report by …
Can I be sued for a one word comment??
So let's get this straight...
Intel have decided to discontinue production of a successful chip, with no current replacement yet available, because they're scared that people are buying netbooks to use as proper computers rather than dumb email consoles?
"getting close to completely digesting its inventory"
So, Intel is eating them?
Paris because... err... don't worry I'll think of something, just give me a minute...
They are proper computers ...
I just helped a friend buy one to replace her 6-7 year old desktop. Honestly once I hooked it up to my 24" LCD, my keyboard, mouse, and an external optical drive its a perfectly respectable computer which would more than meet the needs of your average user.
Opportunity Knocks
AMD, are you listening?
I suspect a typo somewhere along the line; s/digesting/divesting/ is in order here methinks.
Bloody annoying one too as it's getting on for lunchtime, I'm quite attracted by the thought of digesting chips and there are none on the canteen menu today.
Paris, 'cos she's a dab hand at divesting.....
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On Tuesday of this week, my husband and I will have been married years. 8 years!! It's crazy to me. Almost as crazy as Paula Deen, but maybe not quite that crazy. I am getting nostalgic so am hoping you'll walk down memory lane with me.
Here is a picture of me and my husband, John, on our wedding day.
I know, you're probably wondering why I call him John when his name is so clearly something like Jagdish. Or Rajiv, or something.
But no, John is his real name. He just looks like he is Indian (another story, another day). I think it has to do with the fact that he is half Italian and half Puerto-Rican. Somehow, it made him look like a hybrid of Ponch and Amitabh.
Anyway, here is another picture of me and John on our wedding day.
Last Mornings
"The timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness. And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream."
- Khalil Gibran, "The Prophet"
"Last morning, I peed my pants."
"Last morning, I got a boo boo, Mommy."
"Remember? Last morning, Shaila hit me."
These are all things my three year old son, Nico, can say on a given morning. You would think that "last morning" might mean yesterday, or the day before yesterday morning. But no. Last morning can really be any morning that happened in the past. Heck, it might even be an afternoon or an evening.
We have a lot of stories about "last morning" going on in this house. "Last morning" basically is a sum of all our yesterdays; it's where the accidents of our past took place and where we lay our mistakes to rest.
My Husband, the Teeth Model
The ladies at our dentist office love my husband, John. I think it has something to do with how friendly and smiley he is. Maybe it's because he never gets cavities. Whatever it is, they are seriously crushing on him.
I have thought this was cute. It doesn't really bother me. When John missed his appointment a few weeks ago because of some last minute work travel, he forgot to call the office to cancel. I had an appointment two days later and as soon as I walked in, the receptionist looked up from her desk and jumped up to greet me.
"Oh my God! Is John okay? We are so worried about him!"
Minnie Mouse: "I've Looked Better"
I was sitting on the couch, ignoring the kids while they ran around, jumping on top of John. John is not feeling 100% after traveling for business this week, so I looked up to ask him if he was alright. I don't know how he responded, but he wasn't puking or anything, so I'm guessing he said, "Couldn't be Better!" with a thumbs or something.
Nico stuck something on my head and I told him, "That's nice," because that's usually what I do when he asks me something and I am too busy doing something SUPER important (i.e. anything other THAN something super important) to respond.
Plus I think teaching him about positive reinforcement is really healthy. Of course, this backfired the time he was holding the knife and I was on my iPhone and said "That's nice!" and now he thinks that playing with knives is a good thing.
You Don't Have to Eat My Samosas
I often ask myself questions that have no easy answers. This week, one of those questions was, "Why do people keep googling "spicy kabob" and ending up on my website?"
Now, I get that the word "Masala" is in my blog name. Masala means "spice" in Hindi, so I totally get why people might say, "Hey I am going to go to this Indian cooking site and learn how to make samosas!"
But those people must be disappointed when they come here and find no recipes for chicken tikka or palak paneer. I am sorry. And I can't help that the top search queries to get to this site include "aloo tikki" and "gulab jamuns."
This ain't no cooking blog, yo.
Moving on Up? Or Laterally?
Not quite sure yet. What I do know is that if you "follow" Masala Chica through the wordpress.com "Follow" functionality, the nifty button that I used to look at with nary a glance and you still want to follow? Well – if you want to continue to follow the blog – can you manually add http://masalachica.com to your reader or subscribe through the feeds.
They say you don't know what you've got till it's gone. Hells, yeah. I miss you guys. Come back! I got this snazzy new site – seriously pimped it out hardcore – and nobody is showing up. It's like having a party and sitting around and eating all the cake by yourself because nobody came. Then you go home and drink more because you feel fat which makes you feel fatter.
Family Songs
The other day, my daughter wrote me this note.
I don't know what it means, EXACTLY, but knowing her, I think it's supposed to be about how much fun we have when we sing together. The feeling she has in her heart when her family is happy. Now I don't want to put words in her mouth, so I will just leave it at that. I can't be 100% certain of what goes through her cute little head, what she sees with her serious brown eyes, all the expressions that she sometimes hides from me under the mop of her curly brown hair.
Sometimes I can guess. But I will never truly know.
If you came to this post thinking it is a review for the Britney Spears movie which goes by the same name as this post, you probably shouldn't read this. And you should get Netflix or something.
When you are married or with a person for a long time, it's possible to ignore certain faults. Certain weaknesses. We tiptoe around them initially, maybe laugh at them together when the time is right, roll our eyes later.
Ok – maybe we don't ignore them.
We tolerate them.
For example, John tries not to notice when I wear my pajamas all day. This doesn't happen every day. Just the majority of days. I work from home a lot and it's just convenient. Sometimes, before he comes home from work, I will run up and take my shower and change into jeans and a new shirt. But I think he knows.
Try. Try Again.
Look at that picture. What a happy family, right? All smiling and dressed in coordinated denim for this little photo shoot. Might even want to make you gag a little.
But the picture is one dimensional and it doesn't tell you our story. So let me tell you just a teeny part of ours.
Before we had kids, John and I had a lot of time for each other. We both had challenging careers. Confession: I think I always say I have a challenging career, even at times when it isn't all that bad for the simple reason that it makes me feel important. We would go to the gym together, we'd be current on episodes of our favorite shows, we'd watch movies and go on dinner dates with friends.
Fun stuff.
Lean on Me
On Sunday night I had dinner with some of my closest friends. They are the kind of friends I don't talk to everyday or see all the time but when we do see each other, we can talk about anything and everything. I think for the most part, we do a really good job of being there for each other. Not being too "judgey." And when you have been friends for as long as we have and know as much as we do about each other, it's easy to be "judgey." But to our credit, we work on focusing on each other, giving of ourselves what we can.
Minimal judgement. Refreshing, right?
And I love them a lot, not because of how amazing they each individually are, but also because of the way they love me, forgiving me for my many faults. One of which is that I am really, really bad about returning their calls.


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LUXA2 have provided us one of their power bank solutions before which greatly impressed us. The EnerG portable power bank series just got thinner, cue in the EnerG Slim power bank series. LUXA2 currently have two models for this series, the 5000mAh and the 10000mAh variants. Today, we will be looking at the EnerG Slim 5000mAh Power Bank. Will this be as impressive as the larger EnerG power banks or thinner is simply better? We will find that out in this review.
Today we are taking a look at a rather interesting product from Spotswood Computer Cases, the Small Tech Bench. Spotswood Computer Cases is rather well known in the computer GPU mining community. Recently they have decided to expand into the test bench/tech station field. Their Tech Stations are made from module extrude aluminum construction and are design with flexibility in mind.
USB flash drives are about as common as a computer accessory can be. Most computer users have at least one, may have more than one. They have proven to be one of the must have devices for transferring files back and forth between USB enabled systems. Soon flash drives may soon be replaced with something just a bit different.
Have you ever finished up a gaming session and took off your headset only to realize you didn't really have anywhere to put it? Sure you could just lay it on your desk but then it might be in the way. You can set it on top of your case - but depending on your case's top panel that may not be possible. Well our friends over at In-Win have just the solution - the IEar headset holder. In-Win was kind enough to send one out to us to check out so let's do it!
In the world of SSF (Small Form Factor) coolers there are many options available for the enthusiast these days. A lot of people have been trying to cram full sized radiators and water blocks into their builds, but with some computer cases this is not as always an easy option. RaijinTek claims they have an answer with the Pallas cooler. Being marketed as a high-end, low-profile cooler, it is designed for HTPC's and narrow enclosure desktop PC builds. It's height with the included fan is only 68mm tall, and is equipped with 6 powerful heat pipes.
Chassis fans are more than just cooling components for computers. These have become one of the decorative additions to computers now that more and more users prefer LED lighting and colored fans. Today, we will be looking at the NO-12025 chassis fans from ID-Cooling. We reviewed their tank-like mini-ITX chassis T60-SFX last month and they also gave us some of their NO Series fans to play with. Let's check it out as we review it today.


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Windows 7 randomly freezes
I'm trying my hardest to give Windows another chance. I switched to a Mac around the time 98SE wasn't cool anymore. Now, I'm back in school trying my hand at other things and I thought, oh, what the heck, lets build a pc.
So I did. Everything went fine, until I installed Windows 7. It worked fine for a while, but all of a sudden it wanted to freeze (clock, mouse, cursor, everything). I had no BSOD or anything. I reformatted the HD a few times, partitioned, one part XP, the other 7. Still, it freezes. At first, it would only freeze when Windows wanted to run it's updates. So, I turned auto updates off. Then, it would just randomly freeze. I tried checking the Event Viewer but couldn't find anything that made sense to me.
XP runs fine. I do everything in XP: Visual Basic, my Real Estate software, Komodo, run multiple apps at one time, play games, whatever, it works. No freezing, nothing. I just don't get it. I don't have the PC IQ yet to figure it out. Heck, my girlfriend was playing Sims 3 on 7 for hours and it worked fine. Then I would run an app, browser, or anything and it would freeze 15 min. in, or 1 hour in.
Any ideas on how I can isolate the problem and fix this? I like 7. I really do want to give Windows another shot. Just tell me what I can do.
Right now, I have XP running on one partition and 7 on another.
All other specs should be included in my profile.
edit: i have updated the BIOS as of two weeks ago.
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|07 Jan 2010
Will that work with having two partitions?
|My System Specs
|11 Jan 2010
Did a clean boot per instructions. Tried to do Windows Update, same result: freeze.
Event viewer shows nothing happening at the time Win7 froze. There are also no conflicts or anything in the Device Manager.
Any other ideas?
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|11 Jan 2010
Take the memory diagnostic test, type that term in search.
Using the task manager, make sure that all your memory is recognized.
From an adminstrator account type cmd in search. From cmd type sfc /scannow. This should find and correct small problems.
If that does not work try a repair install, boot from the Windows DVD and select repair.
Repair Install
Go to device manager make sure that all drivers are working properly.
Make sure that you have the most up to date drivers.
Test the OS with your Anti Virus and Firewall turned off.
|My System Specs
|11 Jan 2010
I ran the Memory Diagnostic tool and it said that it did find errors. Is there any way to pull a log? How do I know what exactly is wrong?
|My System Specs
|11 Jan 2010
As soon as I posted that a dialog box popped up saying "Your computer has a memory problem" How the heck do I figure out which RAM chip is bad?
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|11 Jan 2010
I think that this is a good way to test. Im glad that we are beginning to get to the bottom of your problem.
How to diagnose bad RAM | Technibble
|My System Specs
|11 Jan 2010
For kicks and giggles I ran the Resource and Performance Monitor and it didn't come back with any issues (except the fact that I have Windows Update disabled because that's what generally causes the freezes).
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|11 Jan 2010
So, did the freezes begin when you turned off updates?
|My System Specs
|11 Jan 2010
They originally started happening here and there when I would run the Windows update. I would need to do a hard reboot. After a while, I just reformatted the HD and started over. I would partition the drive and install XP first, then 7. I successfully ran Windows update for a while, the last time was back on 11/28, then it just started freezing again. I could run 7 fine, or so I thought, as long as I didn't do Windows update. Then, around Dec 1st or so, it decided to freeze after I closed Firefox, then another time when I was using IE, I think. It's running fine now, but if I decide to run an update, it will freeze.
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Texas State rallied with three runs with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning to beat UT Arlington 3-1 Sunday and sweep a Sun Belt Conference opening series in San Marcos.The Mavericks (5-14) has lost four straight. The Bobcats are 13-6 overall. UTA lost all three games to open a conference schedule for the first time since 1999. With the wind gusting to more than 25 mph, two towering fly balls gave UTA trouble in the eighth. UTA starting pitcher Zach Thompson (1-3) struck out nine in 7 2/3 innings, allowing nine hits. Greg McCall doubled and scored UTA's run on a wild pitch in the second.The Mavericks' next game is at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday when they host Sam Houston State.
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Brook's Steak House & Cellar
- Address:
6538 S. Yosemite Circle
Greenwood Village, CO 80111Neighborhood:
Tech Center / Greenwood Village
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $50 and over
Brook's Steak House & Cellar
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.brookssteakhouse.com/
- Phone: (303) 770-1177
- Hours of Operation:
Daily: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Abel Gomez
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Getting there
- Cross Street: Arapahoe
- Public Transit: Walking distance from Arapahoe at Village Center Light Rail station as well as Comfort Dental/Fiddler's Green Amphitheater. Conveniently located in the Denver Tech Center and major area hotels.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Self parking also available.
A word from Brook's Steak House & Cellar
Brook's Steak House serves the finest USDA Prime Steaks, Colorado Lamb, and South Australian Lobster. They have been recognized as one of the Top Ten Steak Houses in America by MSN CitySearch for 2003 and 2004. Brook's award-winning wine list of over 350 wines from around the world will surely please the most discriminating palate. From the moment you enter the restaurant, you will feel the difference only an independently owned restaurant can offer.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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Brook's Steak House & Cellar reviews from OpenTable diners
60 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (49)romantic (35)fit for foodies (21)notable wine list (19)neighborhood gem (16)good for groups (11)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Excellent EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/21/2014Justin and Sage did an outstanding job and made the evening a very enjoyable affair. The food was presented in a beautiful manner. The only issue is that the steak seasoning was slightly on the salty side.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steakhouse!Rjmkkk12Dined on 11/15/2014This is our favorite place to go to for special occasions! We go every year for our anniversary and for Valentines Day. The food and service are both consistently outstanding! I love their Steak Oscar and my husband really enjoys any of their traditional cuts of steak. They also serve you with a complimentary side of creamed corn which is amazing! This is by far our favorite high end steakhouse in Denver!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dJDJVIPDined on 11/12/2014Enjoyable evening from the friendly hostesses to the great food served by wonderful staff. Plenty of food for leftovers!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dinner and servicesandDined on 11/7/2014I took my sons because they both had outstanding report cards - we had filet's and they were delicious and we had great sides as well - skipped dessert too full.Special Features:
- Quiet eleganceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/4/2014Brook's Steak House and Cellar has the ambiance of stately private dining room that exudes elegance and pride of quality. It is the perfect place for a that special evening. The food is superb and its presentation is outstanding. Although the wait staff are cordial and knowledgeable, the service slips towards the marginally-attentive.Special Features:
- Del Frisco a better choiceBcbcDined on 10/28/2014Food was very good. Service was a bit of an issue. Waitress didn't know wine list. She couldn't pronounce the wines. They were out of our first few choices. They brought a wine they wanted to sell instead of bringing back the wine list for us to make another selection.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/26/2014Great food - exceptional service Chace was very attentive but not pestySpecial Features:
- Go for the SpecialsRalayDined on 10/25/2014Brooks had offed a special online for a fixed prixe meal that we should have asked them for when we got there because they did not offer it to us on their ownSpecial Features:
- Quick Weekday night dinnerDenverDinerVIPDined on 10/20/2014Seated at the bar to watch the game. Very good service. Crawfish appetizer, Caesar salad , NY 12 oz strips were all very good. Flourless chocolate cake was almost like a truffle and very rich!Special Features:
- UnremarkableCafeaulaitDined on 10/18/2014Rather disappointing for a special occasion dinner. Expensive just to be expensive. Bottles of wine nearly 4x the retail cost... Waitstaff was very average, lacked attention to detail. They didn't pull my chair out for me to sit down when we arrived. Brought my husband the wrong wine we had selected. Had us pick out our wine before ever bringing the menus - how are you supposed to pair your wine with your meal that way? Giant loaf of bread arrived at the table unceremoniously cut into giant quarters and accompanied by a stick of butter on a plate - where's the presentation? Overall lacked etiquette or imagination. Drab and disappointing.
- Too many misstepsMeridianWilDined on 10/17/2014The place was dead on a Friday at 6:45 pm. The 1st wine list we were handed was missing pages. The service was spotty. A person in my party ordered Ribeye but was initially served Filet Mignon. To boot, when the Ribeye finally arrived it was oversalted. There are many good other options at this price point.
- Great restaurant!!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014This is a one of a kind gem of a steakhouse. I've been in great steakhouses all over the country. I have to say Brooks is right up there with the best.Special Features:
- Love BrooksEMH01Dined on 10/10/2014Great restaurant. Great food great service. That says it all.Special Features:
- Simply Perfect.TryNewThingsDined on 10/5/2014From the guy who took my coat, to the bartender, waitress and water guy, everyone was spot on and made us feel important. The food was melt in your mouth delicious, and the place was romantic. I definitely recommend this to couples on a night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HoagDined on 9/19/2014Food and service were excellent, be prepared to pay for it. Great for a special occasion or business dinner where you wanted to be able to talk while enjoying the food and ambiance.Special Features:
- DinnerturtleDined on 8/30/2014We celebrated our 14th anniversary at Brooks. The service and food were excellent. It was and warm and inviting atmosphere. We will definitely recommend this restaurant to our friends and family.Special Features:
- A great MealOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014We had made our reservation for Brooks before we realized it was Denver Rest. Week. The menu they had was perfect for our party. All meals were wonderful - salads, entrees, sides and desserts were all top notch. If we had any complaint at all - 2 of the 4 meals had steaks that were way undercooked from how they were ordered.Special Features:
- DebbieDebbieDined on 8/28/2014This is my favorite restaurant in the Denver metro area. The food is outstanding and great atmosphere.Special Features:
- Great EveningWayneDined on 8/28/2014We took advantage of Restaurant Week and had a great meal with great service. We couldn't have asked for anything better.Special Features:
- high price, but high qualityjoanVIPDined on 8/27/2014over-the-top food and service, but be prepared for a high-bucks evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinner at Brook'sDenverlady4Dined on 8/27/2014Went to Brook's during restaurant week. Service was excellent, Emeritus wine was a great choice and the food was phenomenal. Prices are high but the restaurant week menu was reasonable. Would definitely recommend for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandngJohnDined on 8/23/2014This is an excellent restaurant. The food was amazing and the portions very good. This is a dining location for special occasions.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceChrisDined on 8/22/2014The entire experience door-to-door was excellent. Our server, Jeff, was outstanding. He was friendly, charming, knowledgeable and attentive. His food recommendations were spot on. As for the food itself, everything, with the exception of the macaroni and cheese, was superb. The steak and lobster were well prepared and full of flavor. Overall, a very nice experience. I will definitely be going back.Special Features:
- very pleasedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014It was a perfect time and place to celebrate our 50th anniversary -- if only our budget allowed us to go there more often.Special Features:
- Anniversary celebrationJamesDDined on 8/20/2014My wife and I celebrated our 31st wedding anniversary at Brook's steakhouse and we couldn't have been happier with the evening. The food was delicious, our waiter Matt was informative on the selections, friendly and did a nice job serving, yet not intruding. Very nicely done.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brooks Steak House & CellarbeststeakDined on 8/11/2014According to some people i am considered a foodie but i hate that term. I am really a food connoisseur. I get on tangets to find the best of certain foods around the country as i travel all around. Recently i have been hunting for the best steak houses in the US. I have eaten in different steak houses from north to south and east to west, places like Shulas in Orlando, FL, and many others with the highest recommendations in Seattle, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC, etc. My experience at Brooks Steak House & Cellar is now a tie for first. It was that good. The steaks were excellently cooked with wonderful flavor and every side we ordered from the cream corn to the creamed spinach was perfect. I highly recommend dining at Brooks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once again, perfect!LDQ24VIPDined on 8/9/2014On Saturday we took our son and a friend for dinner at Brook's, as it was their last night in town before heading back to college. We were extremely pleased with both the food and service. While all the food was excellently prepared, the calamari is worthy of special mention. it is prepared differently than almost every other restaurant in Denver. They include both sweet and hot peppers with the calamari, and it makes the dish extremely tasty. Also, we were able to hear each other talk, which has not always been the case at other steakhouses in town, who seem to pride themselves on being loud. For us, it was important that we could have conversations with the college age kids and learn about their plans for the upcoming semester.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top-of-the-line food and serviceDougCOFoodieDined on 8/9/2014We really enjoy dining at Brook's. We first tried them during Restaurant Week and were so impressed, we decided to come back. Everything we've ever tried here has been outstanding and of very high quality. The service is impeccable, and the atmosphere is nice. We hope to continue coming here for a long time to come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good for conversationquiteDined on 8/7/2014Only place on town that you can actually hear yourself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Finally - a decent steakhouseunixwizardDined on 8/2/2014Brook's is one of the very few places to meet my standards. Everything is obviously made from scratch and prepared perfectly. I had a bone in filet, medium well, and it was served at the perfect temperature without any loss of moisture. It was able to be pulled apart with a fork, almost like pot roast and the flavor was as rich and as intense as a ribeye. We also had mushrooms, au-gratin potatoes, brooks salad, and portabella mushrooms. My wife had the halibut and it was superb as well. Presentation was nothing remarkable and a bit below the standards in every other category, but I choose freshness and taste over looks. Good wine, classic elegant décor, and great service mean this is my new birthday/anniversary place of choice.Special Features:
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- JoeBooDined on 7/27/2014Brooks had been a favorite of our and somehow fell off the radar for a few years. We went back and kicked ourselves for not keeping it on our "A" List. The people are friendly and engaging and provide the level of service that you would expect from a restaurant of this caliber. Our food, from appetizers through dessert was simply great. There were 4 of us and we purposely ordered a variety; all of us were very pleased. I have the opportunity to travel the country and eat at restaurants of this caliber. Brooks does not have to take a back seat to any of them.Special Features:
- Our "go to" placeRobbieDined on 7/27/2014We found this gem through 5280. We've been back a number of times since then as the food is wonderful. Too much, but you just can't stop eating!! They always take such good care of us!! We went for my husband's birthday & they made him feel special. Thanks for the great job!!! We'll be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service Started Out BadJohnDined on 7/25/2014My husband and I ate here 7/25/14 and were seated promptly but waited over 20 minutes for a waiter to come over. This situation started out poorly but ended well. The manager on duty gave us a complimentary side and bought us a round of drinks and the service was wonderful with great food. We ended up loving this place and everyone definitely redeemed themselves after what started off as a bad experience. We will definitely go back after having a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You can carry on a conversationCMDixonDined on 7/21/2014I love Brooks not only for the beautiful interior but for the fact you can carry on a conversation without yelling and asking people to repeat themselves because you couldn't hear what they said. The service was excellent!!!Special Features:
- Still good!RosesDined on 7/19/2014As Shanahan's regulars, my wife and I decided to stay in our neighborhood and go back to Brooks. It has been a few years! On our arrival at 6:45 it seemed pretty empty from the moment we pulled up. It was one of those uh oh's, did we make a mistake? The dining area was not crowded, as we would expect on a Saturday evening. To our surprise it was nice to be able to hear one another, and best of all our dinners were delicious. It proved to us that the food was just as good as our old stand by, and we happen to like the fact that it wasn't over the top too noisy ! We will definitely go back sometime soon. Congratulations Brooks, you still got it!Special Features:
- Not so HotjimmyjoeDined on 7/19/2014We went to Brook's for the steak & lobster special, which I came across on their web site. It was not mentioned to us until I asked if they were still honoring the special. Our order was taken and the salad was brought out, house , very good. The restaurant was not very busy, empty tables, but they seated someone back to back to us, which private conversations could be heard. This was our 53nd anniversary dinner. Our meal was brought out and looked okay but the steak was on the cool side and the lobster was tough. The butter for the lobster was not heated until the lobster was on the table. Their are at least four Steak houses around and I would list Brook's on the bottom
- Perfect anytime.FlipFlopContessaDined on 7/12/2014We always enjoy our dinners at Brook's and we always enjoy introducing friends and family to the dining experience. The wood paneling lends a warm feelings. The steaks are awesome and the service is always discreet and timely.Special Features:
- Outstanding ServiceTryNewRestaurantsDined on 6/30/2014Brooks Steakhouse definitely lived up to its expectations. Service was impeccable and the food had complex flavors that was Devine. It will be a place we recommend and visit again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dined on a Friday EveningcgrifDined on 6/27/2014I made reservations for Friday evening thinking it would be busy. It turns out that is one of the slower nights which was perfect for us. We received extra attention and the food was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still the best steaks anywhereWhattimeisdinnerDined on 6/21/2014I don't know how they do it, but my NY Strip was one of the best steaks I have ever had. Perfectly cooked and perfectly seasoned. Service was good. I've never had a bad meal there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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