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Sullivan's Steakhouse - Austin
- Address:
300 Colorado Street
Austin, TX 78701Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Sullivan's Steakhouse - Austin
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://sullivanssteakhouse.com/
- Phone: (512) 495-6504
- Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri 11:30am - 2:30pm
Mon-Fri 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Jason Long
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Whether you are planning a business lunch, sit-down dinner, or a reception-style party, Sullivan's has many private dining rooms options to suit your needs. For more information, contact: Amy Harding ~
512-474-1862 or email@example.com
- Entertainment: Live Jazz 7 nights a week.
Swingin at Sully's Thursday and Sunday - $6.00 Bar Menu, $6.00 Specialty Martini's and Wine.
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A word from Sullivan's Steakhouse - Austin
Sullivan's is a vibrant neighborhood American Steakhouse featuring the finest steaks & seafood, hand shaken martinis, & live music. We offer comfortable fine dining in a lively atmosphere. From the moment you step inside our lounge for drinks, appetizers or dinner, you will feel the energy and excitement provided by our professional team. Sullivan's serves the finest Midwestern hand selected steaks aged a minimum of 28 days, simply seasoned and broiled at 1,200 degrees, fresh seafood, a wide selection of cravable appetizers, soups, salads and side dishes. Our desserts are house-made daily. Our Wine Spectators "Award of Excellence" wine list offers an array of selections from around the world. Whether it's for business or pleasure, we look forward to quickly becoming your favorite local steakhouse.Continued
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Sullivan's Steakhouse - Austin reviews from OpenTable diners
99 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (64)romantic (40)notable wine list (31)good for groups (29)fit for foodies (25)vibrant bar scene (16)hot spot (15)neighborhood gem (9)great for lunch (6)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Great Date PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/24/2014Great service. 3 course fixed menu was a great value. The apps and soups far exceeded expectations. The filet could have been cut with a fork. The service was impeccable and we plan to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ....not a good dining experience...overpriced!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/24/2014waaaay overpriced....there must be a reason for the place being dead...others in the area (trulucks) crowded....i managed a coupla' joints in nyc....this joint would never be on a must see list....i managed maxwells plum..(.owned by the same group that ran" tavern on the green")....owned by warner leroy son of famous producer mervin leroy(produced the wizard of oz)... so i can say with surety the food was NOT top drawer...the service was barely adequate .. though not inspiring..scallops were "mushy"...the nystrip was WAY too chewy....the sea bass had a glaze that hid the flavor of the bass....i've had better lobster bisque at a cheap chinese restaurant...
- RoxanneOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/23/2014Sullivan's was a great choice for an early dinner before attending an event at The Long Center. Food was excellent, service was very attentive, but not overbearing; management also friendly and personable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still a good choice after 5 yearswjbii58VIPDined on 11/21/2014Nice redesign of restraunt from last visit. Food was very good. Especially the sides. Brussels sprouts, mac etc. Only short fall was the bread. I like more crust and not so much dough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding experience, best of food and service!Al33Dined on 11/21/2014The BEST of the BEST this establishment is! Jennifer and I had an outstanding dining experience, excellent food with impeccable service. Thank you for making our birthday celebrations so special!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Continues to PleaseLollygaggerDined on 11/20/2014Group of seven and I'm the only girl of the bunch. They did a nice job of acknowledging me as the host. Round table is always appreciated for a group of this size. Found a nice slightly off the beaten path wine at a fair price. We had fun with the older port after dinner along with the desserts. Chocoholics were happy with the lava cake. Steaks were cooked per order and we thought the mushrooms were killer. Don't miss them. Great dinner after a long day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sullivan'sPrettybirdDined on 11/16/2014Hadn't been to Sullivan's since the renovation. They opened up the space. It looks very different. I preffered the old decor. It was. Cozier and more romantic. My steak salad was not really up to par but my date's mahi mahi was to die for! Overall a nice experience but I think they may have lost some of the magic in the renovation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Week night out!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/15/2014The service was Exceptional! The food was ok, because our fish and pork entrees were over cooked. But I've had many time where all the food has been well prepared and we would definitely go back.I would recommend this to a friend.
- FriendVIPDined on 11/11/2014Every other year I come to Austin to attend the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Librae=ry. I conclude my day with dinner at Sullivan's. This year I was early and called and was told to come on in. I was seated in the bar area and the bartender, Christina took excellent care of me. I had therib eye and mac and cheese with the a cup of shrimp and crab soup..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great AthmospherTopChoiceDined on 11/7/2014We were fortunate to have Carlos as our waiter. Carlos is one of the best waiter we have had in any restaurant, that includes Truluck's, Driskill Grill, Ruth's Chris, Jezebel, Perry's and Flenning's...just to mention a few. His knowledge of the menu, his professionalism, and attention to details was superb and far exceeded our expectations.Special Features:
- mmailmanVIPDined on 11/3/2014The service was the slowest I've ever had at any restaurant, much less a "nice" steakhouse. I have been to lots of other Sullivan's before and even this same location and it was a major let down. We waited 35 minuted in between appetizers and soup and even longer for the steaks. It was my anniversary and we didn't even stay for desert because it was taking a ridiculous amount of time and the restaurant was so hot we felt like we could barely breathe. We asked for the check the moment our steaks came and didn't even eat our steaks. We bumped into friends that night leaving and they said they could barely take the heat too; we were sweating at the table. We will never go back. Such a let down, especially since it was our anniversary.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/1/2014We really liked the food - but we made an 8:45 reservation and weren't seated until 10:30. Other parties came in after us and were seated. This was even after going up to the hostess table every 10 minutes to check on the status of a table. Once we finally got a table the service was quite good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst Steak house in AustinneveragainDined on 11/1/2014We booked the restaurant for 830pm were put aside to wait for a table for an hour - the staff was clearly inexperienced and totally lost. Table were free but they were not seating anyone that was waiting, probably because they were understaffed - Once we finally had our table we waiting 45 minutes for water and another hour for our meal. One of us in the party decided to not wait for the food any longer as it was already 11pm by then. During a large event in town my advise is to forget this place. It could be very nice but would have to be managed properly and staffed accordingly.
- Not as good as it once wasOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/1/2014We don't splurge on dinner frequently, but Sullivan's is where we've gone for the last 10 years when we do! It used to be nice, intimate, quiet. I guess the owners/managers are trying to present a more casual atmosphere. The wine wall has been moved, the bar visible to the entire restaurant and it's lost that intimate appeal. My husband and I would go to have a nice dinner, be adults and enjoy conversation. There were a lot of "huh's?" during our conversation last Saturday night. The food was still pretty good, but I'll admit that my ribeye had more fat on it than I remembered from before.Special Features:
- Race WeekendRaceweekVIPDined on 11/1/2014We did not have a good experience. The food was so so, and service was good, but not to Sullivan's standards. The chair were folded chairs, the meal took 1.5 hours to serve our dinner (kitchen was having some issues). The waiter was not trainined on how to serve or present a bottle of wine. We purchased (3) bottles. I been Sullivan's many times around the US, but this was not a good evening. It was race weekend in Austin and all the restaurats were extremely busy.Special Features:
- F1 weekend stapleOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/1/2014Our waiter Oliver did a great job! Steaks and cocktails were very nice, the prix fixe menu worked for me, enough food and a good bargain. Our reservation got us in immediately. We've eaten in the bar, the large back room and the main dining room, nice each time. Nice decor and the attractive hostesses and staff don't hurt either! Coming back next year.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014The service was great, the food was good, but nothing exceptional. My husband's salmon was a bit overcooked, but he's not one to send food back, although they offered. It came out on a very hot plate and kept cooking. The drinks were good, although very expensive. It was our anniversary and not only did they comp our dessert, but comped two. They also took our picture and presented it to us with the staff signatures. We has a good experience, but nothing to write home about
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014Our service was a little rocky at start, not what I expected out of a fine dining establishment. We were promptly seated upon our arrival & told our waitress would be right over and she was(10 minutes later). It took another 15 minutes before we got any drinks including water, I guess the 7 other tables were too much for all the waiters/waitress to handle because they constantly had meetings in a group by the kitchen where all the patrons could see. Our meals finally arrived almost an hour after being seated and it made up for the service. Our steaks were cooked to perfection and tasted great. I did notice that no manager came by the table to see how our experience was, a detail most high end places in the area usually do. Overall average.Special Features:
- Birthday blissClarkFamilyFunDined on 10/18/2014Took Mom for her 70th birthday. She was made to feel ultra special! Carlos and the entire wait staff took exceptional care of our entire table. It was our first trip to Sullivan's, but certainly not our last! The steak was the best I've had in Austin…cooked to absolute perfection! Thank you Sullivan's for making Mom's 70th especially memorable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and impeccable servicemollyg86Dined on 10/18/2014My husband and I came here for my birthday dinner for a 6pm reservation and we had a really great experience. I tried the new Cranberry Collins cocktail and it was absolutely delicious. My steak was a little pink for my liking, but I wasn't even going to say anything - the waitress just knew, though. She whisked it away, and the manager came over to apologize and give us a free side of (perfectly cooked) asparagus. Within minutes my steak was back, perfectly cooked. I really appreciated the great service and appreciated the good food even more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food good, service terribleboomersoonerVIPDined on 10/17/2014Booked a reservation 2 months in advance, hostess acted like she didn't know what to do when we showed up. 15 minutes to get seated WITH a reservation. Waited forever for a waiter, for water. Begged for service with manager, hostess, and then waiter. Begged for wine list. Then finally manager got attentive and then wouldn't stop bugging us the rest of the night. We have eaten here before and food had been great. This time food was just ok. Steak overcooked but service had been so bad we were afraid to send it back. Also noted they they seated every African American guest in one section of the restaurant, in the raised section to the right. Why???
- Good food, Excellent servicetrekkievetDined on 10/16/2014We went her for my husband's birthday. He loves steak and enjoyed what he got. My son and I are vegetarians and were limited to salads and sides. That being said, the mashed potatoes and mac and cheese were outstanding. The service was wonderful, and the staff were helpful and fun. They even took a picture of us and put it in a frame that everyone signed as a birthday gift. My only complaint was that the noise level was so high we could barely hear each other over the noise. It would probably be fun for a group, but not a quiet family dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/11/2014Thought the new decor was good except I think there needs to be a half wall between the bar and fine dining. When you're paying $40 or more per entree you normally are not wanting to watch sports. Also love the fact there was live music but seemed a little loud. It was better once there were more tables filled but not too nice when we first got there at. 7pm. Service was good and we thought the food was great. Just a little pricy.Special Features:
- Nothing special.SisterKateDined on 10/11/2014I originally checked "yes," that I would recommend the restaurant. It was a nice evening and besides it being slightly noisy, we had no complaints. But I can't say I'd recommend it for any of the specific reasons listed. The food was good, but this is Austin- you can get good food many places- from fine dining to food trailers. As I said in the survey I completed at Sullivan's, if there had been any more guests there (it was just under 1/2 capacity), we would have been annoyed at the noise and crowdedness. It was a nice evening, but nothing interesting, unique or noticeable about it. Maybe if I was a few decades older and just wanted a boring evening, this would be the place I'd rave about.
- Our favorite steakhouse in Austincrazy4sullvansDined on 10/11/2014My wife and I have visited Sullivan's several times in the past 18 years, and we have never had a bad experience. The staff is courteous, the atmosphere is excellent, and the food is amazing. Sullivan's is the only place where I do not have to request steak sauce because the meat is seasoned to perfection. We are looking forward to our return!Special Features:
- new and remodeledTryonDined on 10/10/2014Remodeled interior is nice..sides were all good. Service by Christian was great..Steak was not the best. They need to switch to Allen Brothers steaks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Medium Well done horriblyMealsAndDealsDined on 10/10/2014I went for lunch for my mom's birthday. The furniture, decor and lighting were beautiful!! Everything else went down hill. For beverages, I had the 50/50 and it was great. She had the strawberry lemonade and it was much too sweet. I also had the 6 oz filet mignon and it was charred as if they rubbed charcoal on top, and it was cooked well when I asked it to be cooked medium. My mother had the special which was a 4 oz filet mignon with shrimp. Her filet was supposed to be medium and it was well done, no pink inside, and the shrimp was rubbery. I will not be going back. In fact, I'd much rather go to Saltgrass Steakhouse. There I paid the same amount, received more food and my filet mignon was cooked perfectl
- ByrdmanDined on 9/28/2014Wanted a local steakhouse in Austin for a small group and Sullivan's didn't disappoint! Great service, drinks were awesome (I recommend the signature Knockout), food was timely and my ribeye was charred perfectly on outside and done medium inside exactly as requested. The chopped Brussels sprouts were out of this world! I'll be back next time I'm in Austin!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014We reserved a table for the evening with a group, but we couldn't hear ourselves talk. The food was great, but the purpose was to gather and talk while we ate. We were dissatisfied as a result.
- Fine dining at its best!Gr8ntoutDined on 9/19/2014From top rate service to a splendid wine selection and a tremendous meal from start to finish, Sullivan's steakhouse should not be missed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pqOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/14/2014Very good restaurant. However too pricey and not in the class of Morton's or Ruth's Chris.Special Features:
- The Best of Austin DiningTheMosiersDined on 8/31/2014My husband and I decided to spend our 1st year anniversary dinner at Sullivan's. Its had been many years and were pleasantly surprised by the remodel. The food was so much more than I had remembered. Our service was off the charts. The wait staff and management went over and beyond to make our evening special. We have decided not to wait for the next remodel and will be making reservation very soon.Special Features:
- DisappointingMaggieDined on 8/31/2014We had an obviously new server, dripped wine all over our table at the outset after opening the bottle- so tablecloth was a mess and was left that way. Bisque was good, steaks and accompanying sauces we're very salty, so sent most of our meal back uneaten. No ambiance in the restaurant. We had booked to celebrate husband's birthday, they did bring my husband a dessert and birthday card. Don't recommend this for anyone who is looking for fine dining steak restaurant.
- first time guestnuubeeDined on 8/30/2014My girlfriend and i came here thanks to my bosses. Made reservations online quick and easy. Table was ready when we got there and the waiter knew it was our first time thanks to my notes made during online reservation. Good to know they reallt look at those notes. The food was great menu was amazing and drinks were beyond tastey. Our waiter was new and you could tell but he did an amazing job. Super personable made good recommendations and you could tell he was really working to make this a great night. My filet was perfect and the salmon disappeared off my girlfriends plate. We ordered the bananas foster for desert and also their specialty house coffee. Great end to an amazing experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GerardDined on 8/29/2014The location is perfect, the sports bar next door, Sully's, is worth checking out, and the service was outstanding. I will return again.Special Features:
- FoodSosoDined on 8/27/2014The salad was good but overloaded with dressing. The potatoes and asparagus were very salty. I like salt on my food but not that much. The filet mignon was excellent as was the bananas foster bread pudding. Coffee was lukewarm but server did brew a new pot. Our waiter was outstanding.
- Great Anniversary DinnerRRdinerDined on 8/26/2014Sullivan's always has great food and is a great destination for a special occasion. The service was top notch and the restaurant is very hospitable from the entry to leaving.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceTXMouseDined on 8/24/2014Had a Sunday evening dinner at Sullivan's in celebration of my daughter's birthday. Great menu selections; service was exceptional; and they added the extra touches to make her birthday memorable.Special Features:
- 36th wedding anniversary! ThanksThanks2youDined on 8/19/2014Many thanks to Todd Henderson and server Chris both of whom made our anniversary dinner memorable. The reservation system worked well. Our table was well chosen and well placed. The menu was diverse without too many choices. The prix fixe 3 course dinner was only slightly and comfortably a little too much food. The creme brulee was amazing but twice too large. We had a very wonderful evening of good atmosphere ( not too noisy), good service, and great food. Again many thanks to the manager Todd Henderson and server Chris who were both friendly and personable but not intrusive. We had a great 36th wedding anniversary night! Thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prix Fixe at Sullivan'sAustinSailorDined on 8/17/2014On a recent Sunday evening, enjoyed the Prix Fixe special offered at Sullivan's. The three course special had plenty of offerings to satisfy both of us and the portions were large enough to share. Bar staff and wait staff were excellent and professional. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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If you are heading to Disneyland with young kids this is your oasis! We went with our 2 toddlers, and grandparents so a total of 6 people. Everyone had their own space to unwind at the end of the day. The kids room was equipped with everything you could possibly need for kids, even toys to keep them occupied! The adult bedrooms were wonderfully themed and comfortable. And the added touches like the baby gate at the top of the stairs and step stools in the bathroom make it so easy to have your kids along. The decor throughout is so thoughtful and just enough Disney to keep the magic going, but not so much your consumed by it. I think all us adults agreed though the shining star for us was the outdoor patio playset/ climber. This kept our kids playing and content while we packed up or even just to enjoy a calm cup of coffee. The proximity to Disneyland is not overestimated. We walked the 5 minutes to the tram daily and twice even walked all the way home through Downtown Disney (about 15-20 min) when the tram wait after fireworks was too long. We parked our car in the provided space and never had to move it, not to mention saved ourselves $17 per day in parking! Overall we were just so pleased with how easy it made our trip. Thank you so much for such a fantastic place Josh & Mindie, we will be back!
The Perfect Disneyland House--Look no further!
We use VRBO frequently for our family vacations and I read the reviews when selecting the houses we rent. Because of our wonderful experience at this house, I wanted to leave my first VRBO review! My husband and I took our two boys (ages 9 & 5) and our moms to Disneyland as part of a larger family reunion. We wanted to stay in a house instead of a hotel for the conveniences of having a kitchen, plenty of space, and more than one bathroom. This house went above and beyond all of our expectations. We had more than enough room, and Frances has thought of every single detail you may need--every room is fully stocked, immaculate, and incredibly comfortable. The house is kid-friendly with a wonderful bunk bed room plus toy closet and strollers to borrow if you need. Frances has left a binder of detailed directions ranging from different routes to get to Disneyland, various grocery stores in the area, as well as other sites to see. And if something comes up, she is very responsive. We were able to walk to the park quite easily from the house as well as drive and park to take the tram (tired feet the last two days plus we went to the park early and parking was a piece of cake). Rest assured, this house is in a nice, quiet, safe neighborhood. We had additional family staying at the California Adventure Hotel inside the park and they came for dinner one night. My aunt raved about how nice the house was, what a great location it is, and she couldn't believe what all was included for our use. We ate dinner in the beautiful backyard and enjoyed the gorgeous Anaheim October weather! If you price compare it to hotels stays in the area, this is an incredible value, and Frances is absolutely wonderful to work with. We will recommend this house to all of our family and friends who plan Disneyland (or Anaheim) trips...and we recommend it to you! Look no further, you won't be disappointed! If this property isn't available, contact Frances regarding their other properties, I'm sure they are just as nice!
A real nice home with ocean view
We were on vacation for 14 days at this home in Newport Beach with 4 adults an 2 children. We had enough space for living and playing with the kids and two balconies with a great ocean view. The community pool is 3-5 minutes by foot. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need. The beach is 12 minutes by foot. On the arrival everything was clean cheerful.


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The future of D.C. sports under Mayor Bowser
With issues ranging from the DC United stadium to the proposed Wizards practice facility, mayor-elect Muriel Bowser will have a major impact on the future of sports in D.C. Full Story
NFL Forecasts: Week 12
Buffalo already had a game moved and rescheduled due to snow. See what else the weather has in store for the NFL weekend. Full Story
Lynch returns wallet to...Lynch
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch turned in a good deed this week, returning a wallet to a man who shares his last name. Full Story
Globetrotter spins lessons for kids
Harlem Globetrotter "Handles" Franklin dazzled local students with lightning-fast dribbling and trick shots, all to warn against bullying. Full Story
Soccer kits for all 50 states and D.C.
A University of Maryland student created a home and away soccer kit for every state -- and, of course, the District. Full Story
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Social media has become a great avenue to connect with sports fans, but poorly thought-out campaigns can easily backfire.
The WTOP sports staff offers predictions for the NBA and the Wizards.
See the biggest questions facing the NBA as a new season gets underway.
These 10 schools could still find their way into the College Football Playoff picture.
Photos from San Francisco as the Nationals and Giants battled in Game 4 of the NLDS.
See the most unbelievable moments from a Saturday to remember in sports.
From the beginning of his career to today, tracing the genesis of baseball's best bead.
The WTOP sports staff takes their best shot at predicting the MLB postseason.
In our first DMV Game of the Week, Gonzaga College High School took on Centreville High School in a match-up of top-ranked programs.
The WTOP staff predicts the national champion, the playoff field, sleepers and the most overrated teams.
Jose Canseco is one of the most entertaining athletes to follow on Twitter. We sample some of his greatest work.
The Washington Redskins Training Camp is underway in Richmond, Virginia.
The inaugural DC FootGolf Open took place at LakeRidge Golf Course in Woodbridge, Virginia on Saturday, July 19.
The Brompton U.S. Championship bike race took place on Sunday, July 13 at RFK Stadium.
The Washington Kastles kick off their home season as they take aim at their fifth World Team Tennis title in eight years.
As the world's biggest sporting event gets underway, see photos from people around the world watching the 2014 World Cup.
Red Bull Global Rallycross made its D.C. debut, bringing motorsports back to the District for the first time in 12 years.
The WTOP staff shares their picks for a champion, how well the U.S. will fare, and dark horses at the 2014 World Cup.
Little League is marking its 75th anniversary.
Actor and Redskins fan Matthew McConaughey visits with Robert Griffin III.
The songs that help motivate the Washington Nationals players before they bat.
Texas Rangers hire Beasley as 3rd base coach
Texas Rangers hire Tony Beasley as 3rd base coach to complete new manager Banister's staff
49ers host Redskins looking for third straight win
Washington wideout DeSean Jackson chose Redskins over return home to California to join 49ers
Dorsey is out of Sunday's game against Redskins
Dorsey's sore bicep will keep him out of Sunday's game against Redskins
Ravens aim to keep Saints down in the dome
Battered but still in first place, the Saints aim to ruin the Ravens' return to the Superdome
Together, we can be Giant again
WTOP's Joey Kahn explains his San Francisco Giant fandom and looks at why he thinks his team can win again in 2014.
Dodgers get RHP Bolsinger from Diamondbacks
Dodgers acquire RHP Mike Bolsinger from Diamondbacks for cash
Mariota has 4 TDs and Ducks beat Buffaloes 44-10
Mariota has 4 touchdowns in No. 3 Oregon's 44-10 victory over Colorado
Stanford routs rival Cal 38-17 in 117th Big Game
Big mistakes doom California in 38-17 loss to Stanford in 117th Big Game
Out of control: FSU, OSU just win, baby
Out of control: Florida State and Ohio State use late surges to dust off big underdogs
Hawaii beats UNLV on last-second TD throw, 37-35
Woolsey-to-Kemp on last-second play gives Hawaii a 37-35 win over UNLV
Williams, Raptors beat struggling Cavs, 110-93
Williams scores career-high 36 points as Raptors hand Cavaliers 4th straight loss, 110-93
The future of D.C. sports under Mayor Bowser
With issues ranging from the DC United stadium to the proposed Wizards practice facility, mayor-elect Muriel Bowser will have a major impact on the future of sports in D.C.
Hudler leads Flames past Devils in SO
Hudler scores late in regulation, adds shootout winner to lift Flames in 5-4 win over Devils
Stenson retains World Tour Championship title
Stenson retains World Tour Championship title by 2 shots; McIlroy ties for 2nd
Switzerland wins Davis Cup final
Federer clinches decisive point for Switzerland to win Davis Cup final against France
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Oscar Wilde once wrote that "most people are other people," a mantra that always underlies a Dances of Vice party. Tonight at The Importance of Being Wilde, the city's dandies, fops, and vamps will channel their inner Victorians and kiss a shrine to the granddaddy of them all—the Irish writer himself. Wilde's 155th birthday will be celebrated with emcee Mister Burton, glam rockers Michael T & the Vanities, serpent dancer Nikki le Villain, the dancers of Company XIV, and Victorian sketch comedies and puppetry by the Royal Baritarian Players. Don't even think about not coming in costume.
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A new deadline approaches for Fredericksburg baseball
The countdown begins again today for a decision on professional baseball in Fredericksburg.
The mayor and city manager began meeting this morning with representatives from Diamond Nation, who were on hand yesterday at the City Council's work session and regular meeting.
Today is to be the beginning of additional negotiations to see whether a better financial deal can be found for the project. Right now, the elephant in the room is $18 million in costs for the facility that will include a multi-purpose stadium with 4,750 fixed seats that would serve as the home stadium for Minor League Baseball's Hagerstown Suns.
The Suns want the stadium ready for opening day of the 2016 season.
The facility would also include a training facility and five artificial turf fields for Diamond Nation, which would host training and tournaments for amateur baseball and softball for about nine months of the year. Diamond Nation operates such a facility in Flemington, N.J.
A report is due back to the council at its next meeting in two weeks.
As I reported last night, Jack Cust, managing partner of Diamond Nation, said that facility hosts about 500,000 visitors each year. Those visitors come from across 42 states.
He estimates at least that number of visitors to Fredericksburg when the facility opens – if it opens. He also projected $51 million in spending from those visitors.
Today, we are running another poll on the project. Feel free to weigh in.
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November 26, 2014
Day one on the job and Jim Webb is already at work.
His new proposal is a take off of the G-I bill from the WW-II era.
It's an educational package providing service men and women serving since 9-11 with a monthly stipened, money for tuition and books and about a thousand dollars a month.
Webb says "anyone who knows anything about the World War II GI bill knows that it remade american society in terms of giving people opportunities, and I believe the people who've been serving since 9/11, some of these people have done three and even four pumps in Afghanistan and Iraq deserve the same kind of opportunity to have a truly strong future."
Political analysts say the legislation comes at a good time.
"It's probably a good accompaniment to some of the democratic legislation that are probably going to be critical of the war in iraq. /// a bill like this would show that democrats are pro soldier, even if they're anti war" said Matt Smyth from the UVA Center for Politics.
Senator Webb makes it clear he is not a supporter of the iraq war. It's an opinion he says he's had since as far back as 2002.
He says "my concern was that this administration did not have a clearly articulated plan for the occupation of iraq. that's still my question today."
And Webb should soon get some answers.
He will serve on both the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees.
Both groups are expected to start hearings on the iraq war in the coming weeks.
"he'll be the most junior member of both of those committees, but he has experience that not a lot of other senators have."
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House, 1 Bedroom (queen) + love seat sleeper, 1 Bath
Located a leisurely ten minute stroll from the historic Santa Fe plaza, Casita Elena is a fully restored, 125 year old, territorial-style gem featuring old world charm and contemporary amenities. The renovated building was featured in the 1999 Metropolitan Home winner's edition for its inviting elegance and Southwestern charm. Situated in the heart of the San Francisco Street district, this very special casita is within easy walking distance of the fabulous Lensic Theater, our new Santa Fe Convention Center, world famous Georgia O'Keefe Museum, endless fine dining, and wonderful shopping.
Lovingly refurbished in 2004, our one bedroom attached casita has a private entrance welcoming you into the warm coziness of double-adobe plaster walls, eleven foot viga ceilings, ceiling fans, air conditioning, romantic kiva fireplace, original wood floors, claw tub/shower, queen canopy bed with luxurious linens, fresh organic coffee, an assortment of teas, and all the fixings for breakfast. Permit #:14-00124040
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"Always get a 30 year fixed rate loan!" or "Don't pay the higher interest rate on a loan that you will refinance later" or "You will sell that home when you need more space so why get a 30 year loan" - Have any of these advices been offered to you when considering which loan term to choose?
Those three suggestions are wise and unwise depending on your situation now and what you plan to do in the future. Can you predict the future? The answer is no and yet, you can give probabilities to the future to help your decision.
First some facts: The average home in the US is owned for approx 7-10 years. The average condo is owned for less than that. So - that may rule out the 30 year fixed rate loan immediately, A 30 year fixed rate loan today may have a 4.5% interest. A 7 year fixed rate loan today would be around 4%. So, if you are keeping the home for a shorter period of time, why pay approximately $500 extra per year for each $100,000 that you borrow? (I am sure somebody reading this is thinking what is $500 over 1 year - that is worth the comfort of a fully fixed rate loan)
Most shorter term fixed rate loans today are fixed for 3, 5, 7 or 10 years, amortized over 30 years and typically become annual adjustable rate loans after the fixed rate period. There are different structures with other ARMs (adjustable rate mortgages) but this structure is very common. The comfort of knowing exactly what your payment will be is either 3, 5, 7, 10 or 30 years depending on which fixed term you choose. The amount of interest rate that you pay rises typically from the shortest term to the longest term. It would be safe to say that you can get a mid 2% rate in the 3 year range and a 4.5% rate in the 30 year range. That difference may be significant depending on your current and future plans for the property.
Let's say you are buying a small starter home with plans to want a larger home in 3 years. If you plan to sell the home in 3 years, then a 3 or 5 year fixed rate loan may be perfect. But... what if you decide to buy a larger home in a few years as planned and keep this first home as a rental property? Now, you have a loan which will start adjusting every year (or monthly) which fluctuates your cash flow.Future hindsight may tell you that a 7 or 10 year fixed rate would be better. It's sad that we cannot rely on future hindsight now!
Now take my mom as an example (sorry Mom!). She is retiring in the next few years. A 30 year fixed rate loan may be the best choice for her. Refinancing or dealing with an adjustable rate payment when going into retirement (fixed income) is not ideal. Solid, secure financing makes sense then.
Where are you in this spectrum of home ownership? Let's talk and flush out the best plan for you.
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One of my best Realtor partners told me today about an off market luxury condo available for sale in downtown Los Angeles. General specifics are: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1700 square feet, corner unit, high floor, views, concierge service building, mid $2M pricing. Let me know if I can provide more details for a prospective buyer.
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- Top Chef A Top Chef Style Thanksgiving Feast Wednesdays 10/9c
This week Taylor and I go to Dana's house for lunch. I don't know Dana well but it was nice of her to come and support my charity The Lollipop Theater Network. A few of you mentioned how little money was raised at the event. Although, I do wish I had raised more, it did bring a lot of awareness. The website used to get 150 hits a month. Now it has been getting 250 a day! I cannot begin to tell you how happy that makes me. Doing a reality show has its ups and downs but this is a great example how it can do good. One viewer of RHOBH donated $500 -- very kind and generous, especially during these difficult economic times.
Dana was as nice as can be. I had to laugh when she was saying that her son reads, counts, speaks Thai, and is studying the encyclopedia. I have to admit though, I think all of my children are geniuses as well! Her love for her son is obvious, and although we laughed, I can appreciate that.


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Wow. What an excellent article. I am stunned that not one person has commented on this, yet. I think it proves the author´s point in a way. Conservatives would rather rant about high taxes, moral decay, or black-on-white crime that focus on what true Conservatism can offer this country, if not the world. In the long run, Conservatives need to start focusing on what we are FOR rather than always playing defense.
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Thank you for posting, OP.Thank you, Glenn Fairman for this profound, much needed piece on Conservatism and family. I wish everyone had the understanding, wisdom and appreciation expressed in this beautifully written piece. The world was a much better place when more people did understand and appreciate it.Conservatism takes its fully developed form, not so much in intellectual graphs, pie charts, or the top-down imposition of doctrine that wrestles reason from emotion, but in the success and moral-spiritual elevation that comes from little men with squat frames and calloused hands who may never have heard of Adam Smith or Russell Kirk. Yet, no more shining example can be set forth as the foundation for their theories than the invisible lives of numberless men and women who rise before sunrise and return after dark in order to provide an honest way of life for their young -- a way of being that is perhaps only a degree better than the inheritance their fathers left them. Such people do not ask much -- only that those in power take nothing but their fair share -- leaving them unmolested and free to pursue an elusive goal on a horizon that becomes sharper with each setting sun.
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I saw a sign once that said "Someone else would be happy with what you have"We don´t seem to be grateful anymore. Our leaders are out of touch with the average person.
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Swiss scientists achieve a remarkable mashup of optogenetics, synthetic biology, and brain control.
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Swiss scientists achieve a remarkable mashup of optogenetics, synthetic biology, and brain control.
Three scientists who made headway in cracking the brain's code win Nobel Prize for discovering animal's "inner GPS."
Google X's project to study human health is no Apollo 11.
A species-altering technology is said to need careful regulation before being released into the wild.
Edward Snowden appeared via secure video to motivate developers at SXSW.
How reporters tracked down a reclusive California physicist and programmer.
Claims for a new, simple, technique to create stem cells.
A type of DNA test the Apple CEO hoped might save his life is becoming widely available.
A new company launched by Google will seek to extend human life spans.
Mathematicians and computer scientists are involved in enabling wide intrusions on individual privacy.


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"The harder you work, the luckier you get."
Gary Player
Below is the poem entitled Song about an Angel and a Poet life as it is truly which was written by poet
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Once I heard a song about an angel and a poet
Quarreling over something a little less than perfect
A man sits at the bar, trying to forget
A girl on the street looking to get payed
A little boy in the corner cold and pale
Life isn't always beautiful to all
Lies fill the air with empty promises made
Disappointment and broken dreams
Frowns on old aged faces as days keep going by getting them no where
People keep on moving some slower than others
Days pass, time flies
Who do you want to be with when it's all over?
The people I've known, the lives I've seen
I've seen a lot of things, been a lot of places
Had many a dream, and many a heart break
I've known honest people do dishonest things
I've known liars keep their promises
I've known theives give what they can
I've seen a smiling face stab true friends in the back...
A wearisome stranger save a childs life
A good christian girl sleep around
A misunderstood inked skin girl a virgin
Things aren't always as they seem
Sometimes things are exactly as we don't expect
Don't be so quick to think for a second,
You can ever understand
Because until you've walked their shoes
You just can't
And don't be so quick to judge your brother,
Because the truth of the matter is
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According to a new poll from Brown University, Chafee's approval rating is just 26 percent.
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Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is a New York writer focusing on radical Islam. He is completing a book on the international challenges America faces in the 21st century.


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In December's Vibe, Mary J. Blige said that even though she's comfortable revealing her abs in photographs, "I ain't giving you titty, nipple, pubic hair or damn near clitoris." While that's certainly the most colorful quote uttered by a public figure in 2005, Blige's comment actually runs counter to the nature of her career, which is to air in song love's dirtiest details the breakups, betrayals, and backstabbings that drive a woman to music as deeply felt as "Real Love" and "No More Drama." On The Breakthrough, Blige's seventh studio album, she continues to offer emotional unmentionables, as indeed she always will. (Blige's fans' disappointment is always pronounced when the singer vows to stay positive.) But stuffed with productions by high-end knob-twirlers like Raphael Saadiq, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas, the CD also contains the glossiest material we've yet heard from the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, which begs the question: Will Mary's bling dampen her blues? Not yet. Even when describing finding her everything, Blige sings with the raw hurt of someone who's looked for too long. And in "MJB Da MVP," a recounting of Blige's career set over the Game's "Hate It or Love It," she sounds proud but anxious, as if her music's ability to heal might soon falter.


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- Good valueJackVIPDined on 11/25/2014Good food and service and reasonable prices for a restaurant with its history.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So glad we wentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/25/2014First- all the excellent things we experienced: our server was top notch- friendly, efficient, attentive. We learned that all food on the menu is based on whatever is fresh at the moment, so they didnt have some of the items id seen recommended online. No matter. We started with cabernet for me and beer for him, along with the grilled oysters, six open shells with a creamy, cheesy garlic topping. Delicious, especially with the fluffy bread that came out prior to that. My husband had shrimp bisque and I had the apple garden salad, both fabulous. Then we each had a crab cake and finished off with coffee and dessert- pumpkin bread pudding for me, and he had pear crumble, which came in a Mason jar- nice touch. The entire meal was delicious-- served in such a timely and friendly way. The so-so. Our reservation was at 5:30 and even by then, the place was hopping. We were seated at a table next to the bar, kind of in the back. The ambiance of the room itself is absolutely fine- the window looked out on an atrium where there is more seating- but the noise level in that confined space made it almost impossible to talk. There was a group of about 6-7 people standing close by our table and while I can appreciate that they were enjoying themseves, one man's laugh was SO loud and constant that it overshadowed our whole experience. We tried to ignore it but seriously, it was impossible. But we dont blame the restaurant; and everything that they had control over was impeccable. We were glad we had the chance to experience such an iconic place during our DC visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Three times in 4 days...I think we liked it!Mmmg00dVIPDined on 11/25/2014Food yummy. Drinks strong. Staff friendly. A great place to fine when site seeing. Reasonable prices tooSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loved itKevinMDined on 11/24/2014Great food in a wonderful room. Our best restaurant dinner in months and months and truly good service from start to finish. Thank you all!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very disappointing. food has really dropped.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/24/2014I used to like the menu and food at Old Ebbitt Grill. Menu is not nearly as interesting and both our meals were below average at best. I would not go back again.
- Not as Good as UsualOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/24/2014I love the Old Ebbitt Grille. The food and service are normally top notch. This time, however, my turkey sandwich was dry and only ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/23/2014We go here everytime my parents are in town. It's their favorite restaurant in D.C. We've done brunch, lunch and dinner and all were great!Special Features:
- Ebbitt Never DisappointsdavelDined on 11/23/2014Have been a few times over the years, most recently for Sunday brunch. Server was excellent and attentive, and the food was even better. I had the Chesapeake Benedict. As a born and raised Marylander, I'm a little high strung when it comes to crab. The crab cakes were fantastic and the hollandaise sauce really hit the spot, very appropriate amount and mix of flavors. Will definitely be back again soon. (For brunch, make a reservation, they get busy).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to meet up and catch up (with kids)igarrettDined on 11/23/2014We met up with a cousin here for brunch. We have a 5 month old and he was well welcomed. It wasn't too busy at 9am when we had booked, but filled up fast. Service was friendly, helpful and courteous. We always felt taken care of. The menu is approachable and original, and we all enjoyed our meals.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Been Here 3 Times - 3 of the Best Meals I've HadOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/22/2014I have eaten at Old Ebbitts Grill three times and I can sincerely say that they were the three very best meals I've ever had. The crab cakes are must haves., as is the clam chowder! I cannot get enough of the complementary bread and salted butter they give us! The last two times I went there, I ordered a couple of their specialty drinks and they were wonderful also. This past week, my husband and I went there, walked around the White House and did some sightseeing in the neighborhood and ended a wonderful day at a wonderful restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Atmosphere was fun, service was excellent!FitliciousDined on 11/22/2014Arriving with 3 Hungry Tweens, the staff was both courteous and friendly. The crab and artichoke dip was very rich and creamy. Great selection of appetizers, salads, entrees, desserts. crab cake was pure lump crab and cooked perfectly. We enjoyed the break from sight seeing and left happy and full.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always excellentlljrDined on 11/22/2014The Old Ebbit has been mu go-to choice for dining in DC for over 20 years. It is consistently good for food, location, and service. The menu is never too complex and the wine list has excellent coverage. Reservations are absolutely essential. Valet was available after 7PM but if you arrive earlier there is a valet garage just around the corner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Washington landmarkpamelaVIPDined on 11/22/2014This restaurant is a favorite place to bring those new to Washington and those who have lived here forever. The crab cakes are some of the best the autumn salad was a wonderful new addition to the fall menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old and still Relevant.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/21/2014Old Ebbit is my go-to restaurant. Ii know i will always, always get good food, exemplary service in a festive atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was okay. Service was excellent.BessDined on 11/20/2014Food was okay. Service was excellent. Wine was good. Very noisy and crowded.Special Features:
- Bit over priced for average food.booneymanDined on 11/19/2014My wife and I split a new York strip worth spinach and whipped sweet potatoes and 2 crab cakes worth red potatoes and whipped mashed potatoes. The cream cakes were good and she said the mashed potatoes are good. The new york strip was tough and had no flavor. Basically like they slapped it pong the grill cooked it to medium and then put It on the plate. I will day the sweet potatoes helped it out and maybe that was the idea but I also thought there was way too much spinach and it was a little bitter. In their defenseI'm not much of a spinach person anyway and maybe or was actually perfect. I would have liked a little bit of season on my steak and for the price we played I would have expected it to not be as tough either.Special Features:
- Delicious!DSFreDined on 11/19/2014We enjoyed dinner with another couple. This restaurant was recommended by our guide from a tour we took a few days before. We were not disappointed. From appetizers to dessert, the food was delicious and more reasonably priced that we had expected. We would definitely eat here again when in our nation's capital.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NiceAaarghVIPDined on 11/17/2014Lovely space with relaxing lighting, historical paintings, comfortable booths, the feel of old Washington. Generous portions, nice service, good chunky crab cakes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old EbbittGranvilleBoyDined on 11/17/2014Very nice "old school" dark wood atmosphere. Service folks were knowledgeable and trained well. Food and drinks were very good.....good value also. Bar was very active with the after work crowd but wasn't too noisy....just the right amount of buzz. Traditional menu but updated just enough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old Ebbit GrillSandyDined on 11/16/2014Obviously, the Old Ebbit Grill is a popular place: Even on cold, rainy Sunday evening the place was packed when we arrived, and still packed when we departed. Although we had reservations, we had to wait for 10-15 minutes in the bar before we could be seated. That said, we had a great experience; the food was excellent, the service was great, and the liveliness of the restaurant once we were seated was very enjoyable.Special Features:
- Early Dinner After the PlayFiddlerFanDined on 11/16/2014On line reservation worked well. Enjoyed meal. Server was great. Very knowledgeable. Noise level was a bit high but overall had a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Atrium diningLuAnnDined on 11/15/2014We waited almost two hours for our reservation, which was fine because we arrived early. The bar was fabulous as was the bartender. The problem was, when we were seated, we were put out in a large open area --maybe an atrium. There was a party going on... Everyone just standing around. Our table was next to the party. It was extremely loud and felt like we were not in a restaurant. After waiting 2 hours, I would have liked a tablet inside the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WastingfoodisasinVIPDined on 11/15/2014Got to choose oysters from 5 kinds. Ordered a dozen for $15, great happy hour deal. Clam chowder was quite ordinal, no surprise. Servers were very nice. Easy access from White House.
- Make your reservationJoeyVDined on 11/15/2014It is a great place to take people that are visiting DC and the food and oysters are consistantly terrific. I am disappointed that I will not be in town for the Annual Oyster fest. I made a last minute reservation on Open Table and glad that I did as the line was out the door when I arrived but we were seated immediately. Great place to meet friends for that 3 hour brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Festive and Fun!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/15/2014We had an outstanding lunch at Old Ebbitt's Grill! It was very crowded but fortunately we had a reservation and we were seated right on time (we appreciated that very much!). Our server was wonderful--cheerful, friendly and knowledgeable about the offerings on the menu. The food was delicious! Overall a very festive and fun lunch with friends. Couldn't have been better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very OKOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014I would have expected more from such a highly rated restaurant. The service was great, and the ambiance was nice (classic but not pretentious), and if you have out of town tourists visiting, the location can't be beat. However the food was astonishingly mediocre. There were 4 of us for brunch, and we had 5 poached eggs in our meals, all of which were over-cooked to the point of being borderline hard-boiled. The hollandaise sauce on my eggs was great, however there was such a tiny amount of it that I could barely taste it. The English muffins were kind of soggy instead of being lightly toasted. One of my friend's dishes, which was suppose to be a hash with sausage, looked as though every ingredient had been burnt and scraped up from the bottom of an over pan (she sent it back and ordered something else - the chicken pot pie, which she said was pretty good). Overall, for the prices they charge, the quality of the food is not there.Special Features:
- Too loud for me!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014Don't sit close to the bar if yoou want to talk to the people you're with. Great food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bustling with good food but by no means perfectGeraldDined on 11/14/2014This is a very, very busy and bustling large restaurant. We sat at a booth which was a very, very tight fit and the table was high (or the seating low) making it uncomfortable. The waiter was over efficient and when our main courses arrived while we were still enjoying the starters, we got the impression that the restaurant wanted us out and our table back as soon as possible. These two things spoiled the evening somewhat. The food itself was very nice, well prepared but not gourmet standard. We started with chicken soup and an apple salad. My chicken dish was a little over salted for my taste. My wife had the calfs liver. Our guest ate trout coated in something which he really enjoyed. There is quite an extensive wine list. We would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, if a bit noisyExcellentDined on 11/14/2014Never been disappointed by Old Ebbitt! The food is always excellent and the staff are incredibly friendly. I often bring people from out-of-town here, as it is a DC landmark. It can get pretty noisy, so if someone in the party has a hearing problem, I'd recommend requesting a seat in the back room where it's a little quieter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reunion at Old Ebbittglassiter1120Dined on 11/14/2014I met two of my high school class mates there for dinner and we had a fabulous time. We had a great table, our waiter was excellent, his recommendations for dinner were good and we enjoyed the food. The dessert was so delicious. We left full and satisfied, and enjoyed the evening with friends. This restaurant is one of my favorite places to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lots of history and wonderful food/service.GeraDined on 11/14/2014The service was wonderful. I went there for lunch and the sandwich (The Walter) was generous and tasty. I had heard that the Blondie was exceptional, so ordered one for desert. It was extremely good and large.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Exceeds ExpectationszeldasayreDined on 11/14/2014With all of the wonderful restaurants in Washington, DC, we still have a lunch, brunch, or dinner at The Old Ebbitt Grill every time we visit. It never disappoints us! The food is excellent, the atmosphere is vibrant without being distracting, and the staff are friendly and helpful. We leave always anticipating our next visit to DC and a great meal upon our return to the Old Ebbitt Grill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!!!ZyoziDined on 11/13/2014Went there for dinner as recommended by Lonely Planet. Surprisingly, food is very good, good service, and the price is reasonable! So my friend and I decided to have dinner again on our second night stay!!! Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sooner2youSooner2youDined on 11/13/2014We had reservations at 6:30 on a weeknight and had to wait 10 minutes for our table. The place was packed. We were seated right by the bar and door. It was extremely loud. This is one of our "usual" places when in DC so we know how busy it is but the food is always good. We've never been this close to the door and will request not to be seated there again. We've been in the Atrium, in the downstairs dining room and the back dining room before. Service and noise level have been much better in those areas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SolidQueenofrogsVIPDined on 11/13/2014Ole Ebbitt Grill never disappoints - it's a solid, predictable dining experience. Everything is prepared well with no surprises. Service was professional and she checked in on us with the right amount of frequency, Old Ebbitt Grill may not blow your socks off with unexpected flight of cuisine, but sometimes you want to it down to well-prepared food presented by a competent wait person.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best lunch in DC!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/13/2014Had a couple spare hours before heading to the airport.. Just enough time to enjoy one meal in out nation's capital. No where better than Old Ebbitts Grill!!! amazing food, service ,& ambiance!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and food!DASHDined on 11/13/2014Service was outstanding as usual and trout parmesean was outstanding! Our waitress Deboarah was very delightful and make an excellent recommendation for dessert. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great place in dchikerDined on 11/12/2014We enjoyed being in the dc crowd. the food was wonderful and we had a relaxing dinner with good wine after 4 days of hiking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great times overall as always.ValentineDinnerGuestVIPDined on 11/12/2014The food was great and scene was fun. The food is always good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Safe BetGManVIPDined on 11/11/2014Reservations are a must if don't want to wait. We dine here regularly when in D.C. because we know we will get good food and service. The main dining area off of the entrance is generally a bit noisy, so if you want more quiet dining ask for the Atrium room. One of our guests was a first timer here and she loved it. As a vegan she found a few items on the menu she could order. Two of us had the fish and chips. A large piece of white fish, perfectly deep fried w/hot fries. I had the catfish tacos w/hot fries and they were delicious. Our vegan guest enjoyed the humus appetizer as well as her mixed greens and veggie salad. We highly recommend dining here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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