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EUREKA THEATER, 612 F St. Free big-screen cartoons, shorts, classic films; concession stand offerings.
REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION, 603 F St.
F STREET FOTO GALLERY at Swanlund's Camera, 527 F St. "Paving the Way, Photography Professors Past and Present," photography by Ellen Land-Weber, Mark Larson, Lorraine Miller-Wolf, Bill Pierson, Diana Schonfield and the late Jim Toms
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BLACK LIGHTNING MOTORCYCLE CAFÉ, 440 F St. Stephen Brisken, motorcycle photography; music by Lisa Sharry, acoustic, eclectic folk/rock
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TREASURE TROVE, 420 Second St. Sharon Collins, acrylic and oil paintings
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OLD TOWN ART GALLERY, 233 F St. Artists from The Studio art program/gallery
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ORANGE CUP CORAL SALON, 612 Second St. Rob Hampson, abstract oil paintings; Meagan Russin, jewelry
PIANTE, 620 Second St. Martin Sanderson Morgan, drawings, charcoal and pastel on paper
SMUG'S PIZZA, 626 Second St. Brandon Garland, pen and ink
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Charming Brand New Villa
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Brand new villa with parcial ocean view, three suites and three private bathroom with showers (two of them with outside open field and garden). All the rooms have AC and King size beds. One of them have ocean view and pool view. The villa has it own private infinity pool, gazebo, outside shower and lawn chairs, a nice yard with ocean view. Living room with TV and sitting area. We do have parking for 2 cars and a couple motorcycles. The property has its own security guard outside. We are located in an upscale community surrounded by nice properties and the best beaches and surf spots in Bali. It is located in the crossroads of Dreamland, Balangan, Padang Padang, Uluwatu, and Nusa Dua all are anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes away. Close to shops and restaurants we are in the heart of South Kuta.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Dreamland, Balangan, and Bingin are all pretty muc 2 km
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|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: DENPASAR, NGURAH RAI INT. AIRPORT 14 km
|Family friendly
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|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Air conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 En suites
|Double beds (3), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden
|Secure parking
The Bali/Lesser Sunda Islands region
This is the Bukit Pennisula a great escape just down the street you can dine at Finz resort, Karma resort, or head to Nusa Dua for fishing. This region is known as a surfers paradise because of the famous left Uluwatu and Padang Padang. It has it all the ocean, golf, and feels like your leaving the dream. All the back roads to the famous surf spots and resorts instead of the crazy traffic and hotel construction that is taking place. The weather is great here the windows can be open all day because it gets a great ocean breeze and high elevation. Visitors come from all over the island to see the famous Uluwatu temple and get away from the busy Kuta Beach tourist trap. It has a wide variety of restaurants and even a water park 5 minutes away. This villa is located in a region where the locals treat you kindly and will make your visit to Bali a trip you wont forget and would probably never find a place like this unless you did some serious hunting on your own.
The villa is on a slope not to big not to small. It is surrounded by some serious Mansions that have amazing architecture so it is safe to say the area is going to be the new popular destination with all the growth and traffic in other areas.
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Crispo? (Baltimore 'Hound Needs Advice)
My wife and I will be spending a few days at the Jersey shore and before we head back to Maryland, we want to hit NYC for her birthday dinner. I currently have reservations for Crispo this Saturday night.
We are looking for a delicious and romantic (Italian) dinner, have I selected the right place?? We aren't looking to break the bank, but do want a nice atmostphere and memorable food.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.....
Yes you picked a perfect place. Great food, romantic ambiance, and reasonable prices. Enjoy.
I think you've made a great choice. If you search Crispo on the boards here, you will find that most food recommendations are on point.
I think you've got the right place (and in fact, I'm headed there for dinner tonight). The food is terrific and I think the prices are moderate for the type of place it is. My bill is usually about $150-180, all in for 2 people. Definitely get the carbonara, and while I haven't had them yet the spaghetti and meatballs get rave reviews.
The atmosphere is informal and fun but it is on the louder side - personally I think it's a romantic place with the brick walls and low lighting but it's not romantic in the way that more formal, hushed places would feel. There is a garden in the back which is very pretty and a good setting for a celebratory dinner.
re: pellegrino31
That's really all in, I've gone there with 3 for the same cost!
re: scrittrice
I agree with you.
Just went there last week for the first time.
I agree with everyone else...good choice...u won't spend a fortune
a bit out of your way, no? depending on where at the shore you're going to be, it's probably not worth the trip. i bet if you post this same request on mid-atlantic, you can find an equally good restaurant, especially italian, closer to where you'll be.
I don't think Crispo is romantic at all. When I went there we had couples to both sides and could easily engage in either conversation - not that we did. The rest of the room is quite loud. I kind of found this place to be a glorified Olive Garden - sorry, just my opinion.
We'll be dining at Crispo soon for the first time. We like pasta and was wondering if Crispo serves half portions...and if it would be too much for two people to order two half portions of pasta apiece so we can taste a variety. (Would probably split one veal entree and one dessert.)
What do you think?
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I believe they do serve half portions of pasta. I was there Sat. night and my husband and I asked to share the rigatoni short rib bolognese (one of the specials of the day) as our entree. The server asked if we wanted two half-portions instead or one full order. I'm not sure what the price difference might have been but we just split the full order. The portion was huge. It would have been too much for one person. But we had also grazed on lots of appetizers and weren't too hungry at that point. Enjoy!
I think you're in the right place. Just took my family there this weekend (about my 5th time this year) and everything was well-prepared as usual. I find the space cozy romantic (went there to celebrate my engagement earlier this year), but my parents did complain that it was a little loud (I haven't found that to be the case), for what it's worth.
re: Lucia
I absolutely love Crispo and the food but I would be remiss if I left you with the impression that it was a "romantic place." Gosh, not to me it isn't.
It's a very nice, and fairly noisy, neighborhood place that serves really very good Italian fare and the price is right.
Romantic? No way!
Just went to Crispo for the first time this past weekend, out to eat with grandparents and thought it would be a good choice as far as atmosphere. It is not too noisy compared with many options in the lower half of the city, but while our food was solid, I would not call most of it particularly "memorable." Are you set on Italian food? There are other restaurants I can think of that might fit the bill as far as a good atmosphere and memorable food, but no specific Italian that comes to mind...
Thank you all for your input, I really appreciate your help.
I get the feeling that Crispo may not be as romanic as I had hoped, so If any one has a suggestion of a slightly more romantic venue for Italian cuisine, please let me know. Thanks again!


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They are perfect! Exactly what I needed for the bedroom...easy to install..I love the cordless design too! I measured the windows myself..and installed myself and I am not all that handy! I will be buying more!
I measured the windows as per your instructions. There were two 21" and one 54" blinds to be cut and hung. Select blinds cut the material so precise that when I close all 3 blinds, there are no seams to be seen. Overall, these are outstanding quality blinds. They filter the light as advertised and actually provide a degree of insulation as there are no longer any drafts coming through the windows. Thank you for a wonderfull and effecient product that was easy to install.
Very satisfied
Everything went great, fast shipping, installed in minutes.
Installed easily and looks great. The only problem is when they are all the way closed the blinds have a little gap on one side.
3/8" Double Cell Cordless Light Filtering Shades are among the safest window covering products available . The cordless feature is great for homes with small children as there are no visible cords. Double cell honeycomb shades provide great insulation, keeping the room cool during the warm summer months and warm during the winter months. These double cell cordless cellular shades are available in 9 colors that match the 9/16" Cordless Blackout. The shade's unique construction allows the home owner to combine blackout and light filtering in the same room or throughout the house without any dramatic differences in color appearance as both use the same material on the face of the shade. As with all of our products, these cordless cellular shades come with a limited lifetime warranty.