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Breakfast bites, kids lunchbox, pancakes, rice recipes, Spreads & Preserves »
Growing up, we used to visit our granny every holiday. Reaching late at her house and being treated with warm and comforting Bajra khichda (millet porridge) was the best part of our trip.
She would welcome us with a sweet smile and rush to her kitchen to cook a quick meal. The wooden hearth would be hurriedly filled with charcoal to light the fire. She would then open the large round aluminum box placed neatly on wooden shelf and take out handful of wholegrain and lentil grits from it.
Baking bites, Bites, cookies »
'When you take the step towards your dreams, you will be met with fears because you have never traveled this way before. As you go, you will discover that you had nothing to fear.' ~ Gardner
Just as risk leads to more risk, one opportunity leads directly to another. And talking about this opportunity, quite honestly, I never thought that such opportunities could come my way through food blogging.
Some days back, I received a call from a representative of a very popular multinational food manufacturing company
Lunchbox bites, Salads and dressings »
Like many other enthusiastic food bloggers, I too started blogging with the notion of organizing my recipes and connecting with like-minded people.
Little did I know that this simple hobby of mine would bestow me with countless precious gifts and many remarkable moments of life to cherish. Good friends, hours of endless entertainment and wonderful creative outlet are a few.
I recently had a chance to attend IFBM 2014 in Bangalore, which was organized exclusively for Indian food bloggers.
Baking bites, food styling, Pies »
There is nothing better than being able to bring a smile to someones face and make them happy. Yes, I did it again!
"I have other commitments lined up for this week already and I may not be able to take up this project. Moreover I am not a professional photographer, I can ony style the food to some extent. And doing 60 dishes in such a short span of time is practically impossible." I replied showing my helplessness to accept the said project to my friend 'P' on phone.
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"Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough" ~ Oprah
Back then I had loads of time in hand. My home and life was well organized and I never knew what 'racing against time' meant.
I was happy, but still felt a void in life and was searching for ways to fill it. As they say, change your perspective when you think your life is incomplete without something.
And then, food blogging happened.
Now the equation of life has changed. Five days to go for a food blogger meet, a deadline to meet for print media and a high-pressure photo shoot on very short notice.
And yes, I am racing against time…but I am content
Festive bites, fresh fruit desserts, pudding »
Firni is a delightful healthy dessert and could be cooked without much efforts. An earthen pot is a perfect vessel to set this dessert, as the porous surface of the pot will absorb water leaving a thick & creamy Firni behind.
The tart small Plums, mildly sweet coconut milk and the nutty almonds give a wonderful burst of flavors and taste to this creamy rich Phirni.
Lunchbox bites, rice recipes, Soup »
Every travel leaves you with some unforgettable travel experiences you would want to treasure for ever. And what better way to freeze those precious moments than writing a bogpost and reflecting on your travel time with family and friends.
"We have a marriage invitation from my colleague in Metur city this weekend. Do your Google search and let me know if there are any good places nearby worth visiting." Hubby informed me from his office last week and cut the line.
A few Google searches and I liked this small hill station Yercaud in Salem district which is located in the Shevaroys range of hills in the Eastern ghats of India.
But wait…there is more….
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Food blogging is the ultimate hobby I could indulge in for hours on end. A captivating hobby turned into a full-time passion now, which fills me with excitement and self-worth every single day. Food blogging gives me endless entertainment, raises curiosity, creates memories and helps connect with wonderful online friends to grow together.
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There is no better time than now to be happy again to receive a mail from Natasha, feature writer of a popular Asian magazine 'Better Photography'.
"I just had a look at your beautiful blog and I must commend you on your work. Your passion for food really shows! There is such love and care in the way you have arranged your food and props. Being a photographer myself, I really love the picture you have taken. There is a beautiful sense of composition and the colours are stunning "
She sent me the above mail a few days back and asked whether she can share a few photographs of mine in their website with due credits to me.
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A simple hobby which started with the percept of organizing recipes through a food blog has gradually metamorphosed into a memoir over the years. If some recipes help reconnect with my roots then the other recipes are woven around my personal experiences reflecting the cultural diversities I live in.
The omnipresent Idly from South India was a delicacy in mom's place before my marriage. Many Sunday lunches were reserved for steamy hot puffy Idly (steamed rice-lentil cakes) dunked into spicy Sambhar (lentil curry).
The equation changed after my marriage to KK from South India in 1996. The humble Idly which is often taken for granted in Chennai is no longer considered a specialty food at my home.
Soaking a set proportion of rice-lentil, grinding the batter, fermenting it overnight and storing the fermented batter in refrigerator has become a way of life now.


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Recommend destination restaurant 3-4 hours from SF for weekend trip?
I'm willing to drive anywhere within 3-4 hours of SF for good food, and since I want to plan a romantic weekend without the baby anyway, I thought I'd ask here for tips on places with great food that are off the beaten path and close to nice lodging. While I want this to be a romantic getaway, the restaurant doesn't have to be the typical "romantic restaurant" with low lighting and fancy linens. I care somewhat about ambience (no hole-in-the-wall places for this trip, though I usually love them), but my bottom line is just really tasty food of any cuisine except Chinese (which I'm super picky about as it was the food of my childhood and because I don't think there are any destination Chinese restaurants beyond SF, the South Bay, and Oakland). And by nice lodging, I mean a cute B&B or cottage, not a motel or chain hotel but we're willing to stay at at a chain hotel if the food is worth it.
We've been to the typical "weekend trip spots" (Napa, Sonoma, Calistoga, Half Moon Bay, Carmel, Monterey, Seaside, etc.) but I'm sure there are other "overlooked" areas with great food.
Thanks in advance!
One idea is the Paso Robles area...there is certainly good wine, though I don't personally have any specific food recommendations. But there is some good info in this thread:
A nice bonus to spending the weekend in Paso Robles is that it allows for some excellent taco stops on the way and way back, in and around Salinas/Greenfield/King City.
Dave MP
re: Dave MP
Are you traveling soon? As a local, I'd add that while Paso can be quite cold (nites into the 20's) and rather bleak in winter, romantic Cambria is just 20 minutes to the west, right smack on the coast. Evergreen Monterey Pine forests and seashore views add romance to any dining experience there. There is lodging of the kind you're looking (google b&b and farmstay)) and enough good restaurants to last you a while. See these recent Cambria dining threads:
and one of many more that covers both PR and Cambria:
re: santabarbarian
In Big Sur you might also consider the Big Sur Bakery - they serve fancy dinner in a nice cottage with big fireplace. Deetjens' also has pretty decent food and the place is very cute.
Madrona Manor, Cyrus, Manresa and the Boonville Hotel are also worthwhile destination restaurants within a couple of hours of SF.
Plumpjack Squaw Valley Inn is charming, obviously in a beautiful area, and has one of the best restaurants in the Tahoe area.
re: RevrendAndy
Have not been to many of the recs posted but I was there for Mother's Day and it was absolutely wonderful. I don't know how it compares to others mentioned on this thread, but Plumpjack gets my vote :)
In Forestville, in the Russian River area in Western Sonoma County there is a wonderful place called The Farmhouse Inn, Restaurant, and Spa. That is what jumped into my head. I have not been there, but I drove past it almost every day when I lived up there. It is about an hour and a half north and west of the GG Bridge.
We just returned from one of our favorite place, especially this time of year, Nevada City. It's a little historic gem about 25 min. north of Auburn. Lots of quaint B&Bs, Deek Creek Inn for example, and some nice dining options, Citronee, New Moon, Sopa Thai, and not to miss Ike's Quarter Cafe for breakfast and lunch with a cajun flair. They're doing some remodeling but remain open for business. The Mekka coffee house on Commercial is a good spot for pastry and dessert.
Nice thing is you can walk to everything. During December they hold the Victorian Christmas celebration, so lodging might be at a premium. Here's a link.
Two thoughts:
1. Chateau du Sureau, which has Erna's Elderberry House attached to it. Great food, great lodging. Just outside of Yosemite.
2. Sea Ranch Lodge. Very good dining and romantic lodge.
My husband and I had a fabulous weekend in Winters, CA. I'll provide the links below. We stayed at Abbey House Inn B & B..in the De Winters Room. Gorgeous place, nice owner..romantic as ever. We had some great steaks at The Buckhorn Grill and Roadhouse prior to seeing a great show at The Palms Playhouse. Jane Siberry will be there Nov. 28th! We got a coupon from the B & B for breakfast at Putah Creek Cafe...the best bisquits I've ever had!
I've heard really good things about Monticello Bistro..seasonal cuisine. We'll try that next time.
Everything was within walking distance...no car needed at all, once you get there.
I highly recommend this for a weekend getaway. Winters is not far from Davis, CA. It's an artsy little town.
I'm not sure it qualifies as a "destination restaurant" but I really enjoyed dinner at Citronee during our weekend getaway to Nevada City a year or so ago. (See someone else's post below....) And it IS romantic! Also, for lodging check out the Piety Hill Cottages: reasonable, cute, and a good breakfast (to keep it chow related!).
Here's a link to the report on Citronee: www.chowhound.com/topics/88819
re: janetofreno
Nevada City/Grass Valley is great. They have Victorian Christmas in NC and another Christmas fair on Grass Valley on Friday Nights. With the new Holiday Inn there, rooms should be easy to find. try the Northern Queen. Nice place and a beautiful restaurant with decent chow for breakfast (I would go to Ike's myself).
re: bennyboy1
I have had both highs and lows in Grass Valley and Nevada City - be sure you get some current reviews, very current. Villa Venezia went from very nice to totally awful in one year. Blue Moon was extremely mundane and overpriced.
re: glbtrtr
Villa Venezia was one of my favorites. Why is it "totally awful" now? Was this one experience or many? Are the owners the same? Thanks!
re: BN1
I have been to Villa Venezia in the past six months and it was excellent.
http://www.villavenezia.info/index.htm I cannot imagine it ever being awful....
A couple of other reccos in the area....
Kane's in Grass Valley. Very nice, italian based. Steaks, wood fired pizzas, Very large menu, great wine list.
Friar Tucks. Nevada City. Clubby, romantic. Good food, steaks, etc.
StoneHouse, Nevada City. Very good food. Beautiful building.
I still miss Kirby's though.
re: bennyboy1
Thank Goodness! I've enjoyed many really good bottles of Barolo and Barbaresco at Villa Venezia, which they decant for me if I call ahead. Besides several bottles of the reliable Klinker Brick Zin, I was introduced to Macchia Sangiovese and Nebbiolo, as Dennis tries to feature local (Sierra foothills) wines. I think they have a really good wine program. I especially like the gnocchi, which we split as an appetizer because it is so rich.

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It tastes pretty good still. Mike


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- Swankalicious Oct 28, 2011 04:30 PM
Anyone who considers him or herself a "foodie" should seriously consider relocating here.
Over the past several months, I've been amazed with the depth and breadth of tasty places in Arlington.
A few of our favorites:
Sabzi: Delicious Persian in a warm, cozy room; very nice owners
Madrona Tree: locavore, burgers, California laid back service
Punjab: Upscale Indian
Zocalo: Very good Mexican
La Posada: Family-friendly, homestyle Mexican
Tango: Upscale Argentinean
Za: Fantastic pizza and salads from the owners of EVOO
Chilly Cow: Adorably old-fashioned ice creme parlor
Toraya: Best sushi in the 'burbs
Sweet Chili: Best Thai in the 'burbs (in my humble opinion, of course)
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Arlington is one heck of a town.
Toraya Restaurant
890 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
203 Broadway, Arlington, MA 02474
689 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, MA 02720
Chilly Cow
451 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
EVOO Restaurant
350 Third Street, Cambridge, MA 02143
Sweet Chili
470 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
352 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Madrona Tree
315 Broadway, Arlington, MA 02474
I'd add Little Q Hot Pot, whose MaLa broth is a wonder, and Pasha, which is a little uneven these days but still has some of the best Turkish in the area.
re: Stride
If only Il Casale had opened in the Center instead of Belmont
re: StriperGuy
Sabatino's may have gone a little south these days. Last pie I got was way underdone (and I had specified well done), waxy and unpleasant. The crust seemed to have changed as well. I don't know what's up there. Hopefully it was an aberration.
re: Chef Bwana
That sucks! Thanks for the update.
re: StriperGuy
never liked the waltham location pie. always wondered if the arlington loca was different. when im over that way too much better stuff to eat.
re: Chef Bwana
As someone who lives very close to Sabatino's and orders there often, I can say that the quality is up and down, very inconsistent. Sometimes, not enough sauce, sometimes, weak crust, sometimes dead on perfect. The unfortunate part is the dice-roll about not knowing what pizza you're going to get!
Sabatino's Restaurant
735 Broadway, Malden, MA 02148
re: hyde
Doubled, tripled, quadrupled! How anyone can eat at Sweet Chili when Thai Moon is here blows my mind. That is some of the best Thai around. Our life is basically split between Thai Moon and Rod Dee Porter.
Sweet Chili
470 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Thai Moon
663 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
re: marcreichman
Checked out Thai Moon again after a long hiatus...used to eat there almost every week when i lived in the area. And yes, that spot is much much better than the mediocre Sweet Chili.
I was disappointed to discover that the ownership had changed and the food was respectable but not quite as strong as the previous owner's cooking. She has since moved on and taken over Erawan in Waltham, i was told.
Sweet Chili
470 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
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663 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
re: carneyvore
I have been to both olivio and jimmy's and would go back to both.
re: carneyvore
Big fan of olivio's...Jimmy's seems as if they Changed the Beef they serve. Quality has been off.
re: Northstar22
Had a strip steak at Jimmy's on Monday night. Just as good as its been for the last 5 years I've been going. My wife enjoyed her steak tips and scallops too.
re: LStaff
Thats great to hear..I will make another visit.
Good thread, but the OL (original list) is weak in many respects. Little Q and Kathmandu Spice are missing from it (as noted by others above), and extremely mediocre places (good god, Punjab?) are on it. Za is OK, but hardly fantastic. Chilly Cow may be adorable as a place that sells ice "creme" but its ice cream (or frozen custard) is just a little above acceptable.
As for moving to Arlington for the food, the Cantabridgian in me says Tamarind Bay (take that, Punjab), Otto or Gran Gusto (take that, Za), Toscanini's or Christina's (take that Chilly Cow), Rialto, Craigie, Oleana, Hungry Mother, Helmand, East Coast Grill, Formaggio Kitchen (take that, the rest of you).
The Belmontian in me says Shangri La, Eastern Lamejun, and Golden Garden, all of which are for what they do a cut above the places in Arlington mentioned in the OP.
The Watertownonian in me says Pshaw!, we'll keep our superb Strip T's and our Arax, you keep what you have Arlington.
Meanwhile what college-oriented, tattooed Allston is saying can't be repeated on a family board ...
Formaggio Kitchen
244 Huron Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Chilly Cow
451 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Tamarind Bay
75 Winthrop St, Cambridge, MA 02138
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
Hungry Mother
Cambridge, MA, Cambridge, MA
134 Hampshire St., Cambridge, MA 02139
Golden Garden
63 Concord Ave, Belmont, MA 02478
re: FoodDabbler
I can't tell if the antagonistic tone of this is tongue-in-cheek or actually inappropriate. No need to rain on OP's happy post by listing a bunch of well known chow places around the area because you don't agree with all of the OP's choices.
Also, my wife and I love the chilly cow. They make a mean malt and where else around here are you going to get custard?
re: marcreichman
the upper middle newtonian in me says....um...."why do i always have to drive out of town?", yes, monitors, i know, i know.
re: marcreichman
In order to explain my tone my tongue would have to be out of my cheek wouldn't it? I'm afraid that will have to remain one of life's mysteries.
As for "antagonistic", I suggest it's hardly that to say that I found the OL weak. Neither is it antagonistic to point out that it's unnecessary to relocate to Arlington in order to eat well. The original contention, if left unchallenged, is likely to mislead people not as familiar with the food scene as you.
re: FoodDabbler
i would give the edge to Cambridge though Artlington is a great place, too. I would say that Artlington is there right on the heels of Cambridge. Of course, Boston is even better.
FD: i do not find your tone offensive.
re: cambridgedoctpr
Of course, as you move in closer to Boston, the chow gets better. And the further out, well you find a good restaurant here and there, but I don't consider Lexington for example to have much. And Arlington somewhat hinders its restaurant scene by limiting its liquor licenses, and that is not something that's going to change quickly.
I think in general, for its size, Arlington has an above your average suburb culinary scene, and that's what the OP was shouting out about..
re: grant.cook
actually, after cambridge, i think that arlington has the best restaurants in the burbs.
re: cambridgedoctpr
and no contest for parking! pulled up in front of penzeys recently and parked legally right in front. try doing that at cardullos.
re: FoodDabbler
ok fine. try pulling up in front of ten tables and being able to park. better?
re: FoodDabbler
in this case maybe 'antagonistic' = 'truthful'. i am completely on your bus.Living 15 min. away, and having tried most Arlington spots in our 25 yrs. nearby, i do so wish i were rah rah arlington, but i am not. We go there for specific take out dishes: beef empanadas at Tango, crab rangoon at Shanghai Village, beef basil udon at Sweet Chili . And w/ the accumulated CH raves this past yr, we must try Thai Moon again and Little Q Hotpot.
But OP Swank is a happy camper w/ Arlington choices and that is a good thing.
Shanghai Village Restaurant
434 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Sweet Chili
470 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Thai Moon
663 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
re: opinionatedchef
try little q; i really liked the place and the people.
re: marcreichman
"Where else around here are you going to get custard?" Try Abbott's Frozen Custard in Needham, a branch of a chain based in Rochester, NY that makes superb custard on-site.
Abbott's Frozen Custard
934 Great Plain Ave, Needham, MA 02492
re: owades
Also in Brighton!
re: owades
Good to know. Honestly, I think chilly cow is a fine place to go. It's obviously not going to be Toscanini's but for local convenience with a smile it's great. It's very close to home, so it's nice for an 'on a whim' cup of ice cream, yogurt, or custard.
re: marcreichman
CC doesn't enter the top tier of ice cream places, according to my wife.. but its pretty good in her opinion. Ranc's over in Belmont is a nice stop that's not too far out of Arlington..
re: owades
Chocolate almond. Yum.
re: owades
I take my kids to the Brighton Location..a little pricey but they love Abbott's
re: FoodDabbler
And yet the great thing is that I live in East Arlington, and most of the places you mention are 15 minutes away from me..
And although I love Arax, I much prefer having a Penzey's close by...
re: Bob Dobalina
I've not been to Scutro. Tryst recently got a menu revamp and design overhaul. I neglected to mention it on my original list, and I regret that, as I've had nothing but happy experiences there. Same with Little Q. As for Kathmandu Spice -- the restaurant has been empty every single time I've passed by. I've not dined there, but I often wonder how they manage to stay in business.
Kathmandu Spice
166 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
re: Swankalicious
I made one trip to Kathmandu spice, and have to say that the food was better than what I ate when in Nepal, but was still bland enough to be impressively bland. Worth a visit to see what Nepali cuisine is like, but not really worth a revisit. I believe arlington and somerville have moderate Nepali populations, which may keep them in business.
re: Bob Dobalina
I've always enjoyed Tryst.. but I usually go to sit at the bar, have a cocktail and order their bolognese pasta dish.
Not sure of where to avoid - I haven't had a food disaster anywhere. The places I avoided generally have closed. I consider the Steer House a bit old school, but maybe in 20 years I'll warm up to it when I am old school. I avoid Jam'n Java just because I can't stand the name, but its a good mom hang out place. Flora is good, but just never "wow's" me. There's a surprisingly large # of sushi places near the center, which I can't understand. And the Mexican place in East Arlington to me seems better than the one in the Heights, but neither one can serve you a margarita with dinner, which I dislike..
I've never tried that Tiki In take out place, most of the "House of Pizza's" other than Sabatinos...
Sabatino's Restaurant
735 Broadway, Malden, MA 02148
Tiki In Restaurant
30 Mount Auburn St, Watertown, MA 02472
re: grant.cook
Tryst is decent, not great. For in-town quiet dinners it can fit the bill but my wife and I usually enjoy doing that at Thai Moon anyway.
Scutra for us has been hit or miss, foodwise. The service is always friendly and the cocktails are good though, so we've been back a couple of times.
Never been to Flora even though it's very close to us. The menu never seemed to wow.
Jam'n'Java is nice because they still bring in some Carberry's pastries, have decent soup, and is a nice place to hang on a cool weekend morning.
Zocalo is great to have up the street. Absolutely love their Pozole. Agreed on the lack of margaritas but at least they have beer!
And for Sushi, we've really found that the different places serve different needs:
- Toraya for awesome Agedashi Tofu, Chirashi, Bento Boxes, and just fresh well-prepared Sushi
- Midami when we want some more glitzy maki and/or a mix of cuisines. Usually delivery.
- Manna is nice because they do some Korean options very well in addition to well-prepared maki, but it's a little small.
- Mr. Sushi, not a fan. My wife felt a little ill after we ate there.
We haven't been to the newish place near Gemma/CVS except for once for Chinese lunch buffet. Seemed expensive and lame.
Toraya Restaurant
890 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
Thai Moon
663 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
35 Stanhope St, Boston, MA 02116
re: Bob Dobalina
Neither Tryst nor Scutro have wowed us, but we appreciate having someplace nice for a drink and some apps within biking distance of home. We only have an n=1 at both places, so I reserve making a final judgement. We do know that the Scutra folks are Arlington residents and are very committed to the town.
re: Bob Dobalina
OMG bob and swank, pleeeeze do not venture into scutro. never never never.
re: opinionatedchef
Can you please elaborate on your experiences?
re: Bob Dobalina
chef was cooking that night; worst entree i have ever had, bar none. i seem to remember some horrific abuse of liquer that reflected someone who really did not know what they were doing. long ago. but traumatic enough . ymmv but i had hoped to save you the yech.
re: opinionatedchef
I have peered in the windows before and taken a pass - appreciate the warning and it is much more valuable with some context.
I'd also mention three other favorites:
• Quebrada Bread Co for pastries (love their croissants) and Dancing Goat coffee.
• Barismo for some of the best coffee in the city.
• And, a guilty pleasure, the little ice cream shop in the Capitol Theater. Nothing amazing, but they have Richardson's ice cream, real whipped cream, brownies and cookies from Quebrada (get the ice cream sandwich!) and even maraschino cherries marinated in Monster energy drink. You know, for the kids!
We're coming up on 3 years in Arlington and love it because of the restaurants. The parking is significantly better than Cambridge. I agree Cambridge has better restaurants but Arlington is a lot easier to get around. I disagree that Watertown or Belmont are as good as Arlington as foodie towns. I think the OP is missing a few great restaurants such as; Flora, Little Q Hotpot, and Manna sushi. Arlington is lacking very few cuisines and has a good place (or 2) for just about everything you could want.
re: AaronInBoston
Well, they sure could use a good bahn mi place.... or a really focused Vietnamese place in general.
And although the Meat House is nice, I wish we had some 60 year old Italian butcher cutting up some pork to order..
The Meat House
1285 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02446
re: grant.cook
I agree with you Grant, the one food I crave often that we don't have is Vietnamese. Not expecting banh mi to make it out here,, but good pho and vermicelli/rice plates would be great.
re: AaronInBoston
Yeah. Lady Siam is terrible. We usually go to Belmont Pho and Thai or Somerville Pho 'n Rice when we need a local Vietnamese fix.
We truck it to allston for a Banh Mi at Super 88.
Pho 'n Rice
289 Beacon Street, Somerville, MA 02143
re: marcreichman
The best Banh Mi in the local area could, up until recently, be found at Foundry on Elm in Davis Square. Best I've had outside of Chinatown. Doesn't seem to be on the current Fall menu though, sadly.
re: Boston_Otter
that's the first i've heard of that. cool. a bit more than $3.50 though, yes?
re: marcreichman
Lady Siam has really good Thai food, but yes their Vietnamese food doesn't compare to a Vietnamese restaurant.
re: AaronInBoston
I'll admit; I've only had the Vietnamese food and it was terrible. I suppose we did start with an order of Shumai, which were stone-cold frozen in the center...
I wouldn't imagine why someone would go there for Thai when Thai Moon is just down the street, and Rod Dee isn't very far into Cambridge.
Thai Moon
663 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
re: marcreichman
I did think of a few places to avoid. Nicola Pizza has always been very "meh." Comella's, which just moved next door to the theater, also seems rather gross -- huge "messes" of pasta don't really appeal to me. I'm sure it's fine, but I'm certainly not going to go out of my way to dine there. Lady Siam is another one that I wouldn't seek out, and it's also curiously empty almost all the time. Jade Garden and Shangai Village are your typical suburban chinese spots -- nothing horrible but certainly not great. I got violently ill after eating at Midami, which is a shame, because the staff is so friendly. But I'm not going to risk going back. Ristorante Olivio is mediocre at best. Ditto Jimmy's, though it seems to appeal to the older set. There's a kind of grimy looking spot in E Arlington called Tiki In (?); I've never dined there, but it looks a bit...grungy. Panera for sandwiches is fine but, again, I wouldn't seek it out. Best pizza for my money is Villa in the Heights.
Also - Fresh Pond Seafood just relocated here. Tasty!
Ristorante Olivio
201 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, MA 02474
1302 Washington St, Newton, MA 02465
Tiki In Restaurant
30 Mount Auburn St, Watertown, MA 02472
re: Swankalicious
Totally agree about the pasta "messes" at Comella's. Soggy pasta and overly sweet and herby sauce. There are a couple of good things on the menu, though. The Italian is serviceable, the sweet potato ravioli is tasty paired with Alfredo sauce, and the $5 large cheese pizza is a value. Not amazing, but not bad and the price can't be beat.
1302 Washington St, Newton, MA 02465
re: Swankalicious
The 'messes' at Comella's are okay once in a very great while as a sort of guilty-pleasure comfort food -- at least for those of us whose idea of Italian while growing up was sugary-sweet Prego sauce on overcooked spaghetti. It's not high class Italian, but it's cheap and plentiful.
re: Swankalicious
swank..What do you find Mediocre about Olivio's? I have been going pretty regularly since They opened and i have always found it to be enjoyable. Can be loud when both the bar and Lounge are full but I find the menu creative with lots of interesting Choices. Looking forward to my next visit.
re: Northstar22
Muddy, undifferentiated flavors. Lack of imagination in the menu.
re: Swankalicious
Second on Fresh Pond Seafood. My wife and I went in on Friday and split a fried clam platter and lobster roll. Both were delicious!
re: AaronInBoston
When we lived in Arlington, we used to go to Medford for Vietnamese. Pho Yan, I think? Is it still there? Totally not special compared with Boston Vietnamese, but it worked in a pinch.
re: MrsCheese
Pho Yan closed a couple of years ago.
Yan's Cafe
217 Lewis St, Lynn, MA 01902
re: AaronInBoston
I clicked on this thread because I agreed with the initial premise that Arlington has plenty of great spots to eat. I'm amused to see the townie spirit crop up. It's like, who would go to a restaurant that's in ANOTHER TOWN?
If you have access to a car, Arlington Center and Mass Ave are easily accessible from Belmont. So is all of Watertown and Waltham as far as Moody Street. I'd say we all live within fifteen minutes or so of great eats. Cheers to that.
re: LovinYankeeBarbecue
Hey, I'd rather not leave my street, and you want me to go to another town?
OK, OK, I can't find my tongue, so either I ate the wrong one when I had tongue tacos last night, or it must be lodged in my cheek. It *does* get confusing, though, when you're new here and are used to towns and cities separated from each other by stretches of nothing. You hear of places you might to go to in other towns -- Somerville, Arlington, Belmont, Cambridge -- and it takes a while to realize that you can walk across a bridge from Boston to Cambridge, or that Cambridge and Somerville sleep plastered to each other so incestuously close that if they weren't just good friends it would be illegal.
re: FoodDabbler
Yes, it's taken my wife, who's from rural Maine, several years to get used to crossing the street and being in another town. On the flipside, I've had to remind her at times that just because something around here is 20 miles away, it's not 20 -minutes- away!
Glad people are so psyched about Arlington. Growing up, I don't think it was a place you would have said had a "food scene". Just one more way things around here have changed for the better.
Was going to try the Manna House today since they now are operating as a Korean Restaurant. I got there just before noon since parking is notoriously difficult here unless you want to pay and I don't. They don't open until noon so I hung around outside until 5 past and then went back in. Nobody there. Waited and yelled for a while and then the young guy who was sweeping the place earlier did come out. I asked for lunch menu, got the dinner one, found the lunch one on my own but still no staff so after 10 minutes I left and will not be back. Well, I stopped back after having lunch elsewhere and told them about the miserable previous attempt and that they lost a customer. Lunch menu is on the expensive side with Bento Boxes starting at 10.95. Lunch dishes have only Korean names so unless you are familiar with the dishes already it's hard to know what to order, I know you can always ask but it's cumbersome.
re: Ferrari328
We always love our meals at Manna House. Disappointed to hear about your experience. We I know they struggle business wise, a lot of times we go for dinner it's quiet in there and the one time we did lunc we were the only people there. Maybe they were not expecting anyone. I would go back for a friday/saturday dinner, they have some great korean food. We love the kimchi or seafood pancake, unagi okdol, soon tofu jigae, and their side dishes are really good as well. It's one of our favorite places in the area, and my favorite in Arlington.
I just went to Tango for the first time. I thought the food was solid, but the wine program was better than expected with a great selection of wine from Argentina. The pricing was also good-there are some reduced bottles.
re: KevinJF
Anyone been to Punjabi Tadka yet?
re: Swankalicious
swank, i'm curious- you began this thread 10 months ago and you were quite effusive about your listed restnts. Do you still feel the same about them?
re: opinionatedchef
Hello! Well, let's see -- here are my updates!
Sabzi: Delicious Persian in a warm, cozy room; very nice owners
Update: Haven't been back in a little bit. I hope they're doing OK. I have driven by and it's seemed quiet. The owners *are* lovely.
Madrona Tree: locavore, burgers, California laid back service
Update: Had a truly disgusting grilled cheese here recently (uncooked cheese on two soggy slices of bread). Wish they had a bigger space. Still think they fill a great niche in Arlington for healthy burgers,
Punjab: Upscale Indian
Update: The new Punjabi Tadka might give them a run for their money. Service is nicer and prices are a hair cheaper at PT. However, I think Punjab might be more authentic. I've had overly sweet and dulled-down curries at PT.
Zocalo: Very good Mexican
Update: Haven't been back in a while. Wonder if the waiter still pushes the guacamole?
La Posada: Family-friendly, homestyle Mexican
Update: Same as ever. Love it here! Great lunch specials too (try the chilaquiles).
Tango: Upscale Argentinean
Update: Haven't been back lately, but I did see them on Groupon, which gave me pause...
Za: Fantastic pizza and salads from the owners of EVOO
Update: Good as ever!
Chilly Cow: Adorably old-fashioned ice creme parlor
Update: Good as ever!
Toraya: Best sushi in the 'burbs
Update: Good n fresh as ever, but their takeout business is sl---oooo---www!
And a few updates:
Savory Plate: I really like this place for to-go items, but as I've documented prior, I've had WEIRD service here each time. Always someone with a "and you're here...why?" look.
Menotomy Wine: LOVELY! Lovely people, lovely service, helpful. BERMAN's, on the other hand, couldn't be ruder. I've officially stopped patronizing them due to their sour, surly service. Awful.
Little Q: Good takeout in a pinch. Strange spring rolls, though -- rubbery.
Sweet Chili: Best Thai in the 'burbs (in my humble opinion, of course)
Update: Also love Tom Yum Koong in the Heights! Supernice.
Blue Ribbon: Fab 'cue
Update: Good as ever, though I wish they had more seafood items a la RedBones.
I'm anxiously awaiting the two new taverns, Cooper and Menotomy!!
Arlington is (still) one heck of a town.
re: Swankalicious
Where and what is Cooper going to be?
Couldn't agree more about Menotomy Beer and Wine. They're really friendly and helpful, a great local business.
re: Steve L
Cooper will be in the town center, in the small plaza that houses CVS. It's going into the old Gemma space and, I believe, run by the same owners.
re: Swankalicious
Re: Menotomy Beer & Wine
This is crazy to me. I love Berman's, and everyone there has been really nice. I typically go in to buy beer and the previous beer guy was great, but he moved on to Arborway. My girlfriend has asked for help with wine and has been pleased. The same people have been working there for the past 3+ years it seems, and I've never had an issue.
Menotomy has high prices and a severely lacking beer cooler. I even got some kind of weird "oh, may I help you?" after I came out of the walk-in the last time I was there, like I wasn't supposed to be in there or something.
I won't go to Menotomy anymore, so I guess we cancel each other out on this one!
re: rknrll
I kinda don't think you are supposed to go into the walk in there. I've only been to Berman's a couple of times and thought it was really good and the staff was helpful and friendly there too. I live in easy walking distance of Menotomy.
re: Steve L
I realized when I got in there that it was smaller than my bathroom. Specifically, the Founders stuff hadn't been pushed up to the front, so I was seeing if anything else was back there. Either way, don't think I've ever seen a walk-in which customers couldn't go in.
re: rknrll
So strange! I get a seriously AWFUL vibe from Berman's. There is one very helpful guy there. The younger employees all seem bored and annoyed -- one woman who works there seems downright surly. Never a smile, never a thanks, rarely any eye contact. I do think they have a larger selection that Menotomy, but I think the rudeness cancels out the selection! I have yet to try Giles on Mass Ave. Have you been?
re: Swankalicious
Clown Shoes Brewery is owned by the son of Berman's owner. Or something like that. I like Berman's OK. They import a number of wines. But if you're buying beer, and want somebody who knows what they're talking about, why aren't you at Craft Beer Cellar in Belmont? I lived across the street from Menotomy for a year, and went there maybe a half-dozen times. My 4-point rating system is price, convenience, variety, shopping experience. Convenience was the only high score.
re: Chef Bwana
Berman's had the only Certified Cicerone in New England working there - funny how this is not true as their are others in NE, but they (the employees other than the cicerone himself) would force this douchiness on you whenever you had a question about beer that they couldn't answer - saying things like "if anyone can answer that question it would be him" - like you need to be a certified cicerone to know if you have a certain brand in stock <eyeroll>. The guy himself though was very helpful and knowledgeable without being pretentious as the other employees where about his "title" - I once brought some staling IPA back to the store, described the flavors indicitive of stale beer and he was much more understanding of the issue than any other retailer I have brought beer back to - and offered me a full refund.
I wouldn't trust the other beer guys at all - once asked for their freshest hoppy beer and they recommended some stale Clown Shoes.
But they carry a few brands I like to buy at some of the best prices in the area, so they are one of my regular stops to buy beer. Other than knowing if you have a certain brand in stock, I usually don't need help at a beer store, so I just ignore everyone in there and make my regular purchases.
re: LStaff
It sounds like the store for you is Shaws at Mt. Auburn ( think there is a connection with their beer guy and Berman's.). Nobody to ask questions of usually, but they score well on variety and price.
Craft Beer Cellar is my main beer provider. It's a little slice of beer heaven.
re: Chef Bwana
I've visited the Mt Auburn Shaw's beer department quite a few times. I find their prices to be a little bit higher than most liquor stores - and freshness questionable at best - especially with non seasonal 12 packs.
re: LStaff
"Berman's had the only Certified Cicerone in New England working there"
That may have been true once. But there are many, many Certified Cicerone in New England today.
re: rknrll
I concur with rknrll about Berman's. Both the young and older wine guys have been nothing less than helpful. The young guy helped me more than once for special occasion bottles of red that were spot-on. Most recently, this week, I got a wonderful steer towards a lovely, dry, French white, Domaine Cauhaupe, that was marked down to $9.99 but tastes much more expensive. I'm going back to get a case. Love the big guy manning the register. We have had many good conversations about food and vinyl records (he's got a collection that numbers in the 1000s). Not to mention the Coop's ice cream in back....
re: digga
Sabzi: Must try...but so far I have been spoiled by incredible Persian in Chicago (Reza's).
Madrona Tree: Still like it. Somewhat inconsistent, but it's hyperlocal so to me it's worth it.
Punjab: I think it's mediocre. Guru the Caterer in Teele Square is 100x better, but then again, its ambiance is non-existant.
Zocalo and La Posada : Can't really comment. Mexican not my thing
Tango: Upscale Argentinean. Me likey. Very much.
Za: Personally, I like Nicola's thin crust much more, but Za has a better menu and ambiance. I really, really wish Stone Hearth was here instead of Belmont...but hey, it's only a 5 minute drive. Also, if you are getting in the car, Gran Gusto's (Cambridge near Alewife) pizza is very good.
Chilly Cow: Me likey.
Toraya: Don't eat seafood.
Sweet Chili: Yum. Lady Siam's hot basil fried rice with crispy chicken is very good...but you are right, a Pho craving in the middle of winter is an unrequited lust here in Arlington.
Menotomy: Agree.
Blue Ribbon: Agree.
Little Q...best Asian in town, hands down. Tho they don't make true Pork Chop with Spicy Salt (Chinatown's Peach Farm & Newton's Jumbo Seafood are my ideals)..which is disappointing.
Comellas and Sabatinos are both very subpar. Comella's is a mess with an overly sweet marinara and any red sauce (and/or pasta) with carrots should be thrown out the window (Sabs)..although Sabatino's chicken wings and mozz sticks are good when the fried food craving hits.
Manna: Good, but slightly on the high priced side (their fried dumplings are absolutely wonderful, great kimchee, bulgogi good). Service is a bit slow, even during a quiet lunch.
Quebrada Bread. Oh, the pastries. Heaven.
Tryst. Mediocre food, but great bar scene. Orleans and Five Horse in Davis have better food, IMHO.
re: TechieTechie
Just a FYI Reza's in Chicago is generally not considered to be that great (many Persians consider it to be rather weak actually) so you might give some places in town a try.
re: retrofabulousity
Za: We also enjoy Za, and eat there regularly. While their crust isn't brilliant, the toppings are. (And they have a fantastic, rotating beer list). Convenient and delicious.
Barismo: Really should be the pride of Arlington. Best coffee in Massachusetts. Anyone else who is even close is probably using their beans. Looking forward to their new expanded location with space to sit down.
Quebrada: Very nice, classic pastries. We often make a breakfast of a pastry from Quebrada and a coffee from Barismo.
Tango: Their fried cheese is to die for. A cast iron pan filled with molten, seasoned cheese. Amazing. Their steaks I give a B+, good but not great.
Madrona Tree: Very, very disappointed by this place. It's run like it's someone's living room. Watched a manager's (owner's?) small child paw through and smash potato chip bags while screaming. These bags were placed back into the tray for later service (is this a health code violation?). It was loud, slow and expensive. The burgers were decent (but small) and the fries were straight off of a Sysco truck. Would not eat there again.
re: Indirect Heat
Indirect Heat -- ha! I would describe Madrona the exact same way.
I thought that I give a shout out for Punjab. This is my goto restaurant for Mondays Indian Lunch and I have been alternating between this one and the new one down the street but Punjab is clearly the winner. It's also nice to eat in a restaurant that has customers!
A nice window table on a sunny day. Lentil Soup is included in the lunch specials, nothing outstanding but nice, the condiment containers are spotless, never really thought about that before I noticed that they were not at the other place.
Chicken Saagwala is a favorite, tender juicy chicken in a buttery spinach sauce. You also get plenty of aromatic basmati rice. This is really hard to beat for $7.95 and the service is excellent too.


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Win7 profiles permanently corrupt ??
i've installed Windows 7 severeral times now.
whenever I use the advised install procedure for having the /users store on a second disk .....(during Windows 7 install)
the profiles get corrupted and I get thrown back to temporary profiles.I detect no other install problem.
These systems are multi user systems, so the user space isgetting rather big (unacceptable to be on the system disk)
the procedure is straight forward and I can not find any error in the profileList.....
Clearly I have the SID.BAK profiles every time in the registry ...
But however I repair I always get the error back This problem makes windows 7 as a whole unusable (CRAPPY PROFILES)
Is there a way to really get rid of this problem .....
ps: I run my secondary ÚSERS disk on: (BRAND NEW INSTALL)
-the same physical disk ....... disk latency can not cause the problem
-On a different physical disk (other setup/but fails as well)
-32 bit 64 bit same problem
thank god I have one system where I manualy patched the profiles (and I do not have the problem on just that system!!!!) but this is the tricky not supported sollution
All help is welcome .... this is killing me !!!!
|My System Specs
|03 Sep 2011
Hello Druezel,
I'm not sure what method you used, but you might take a look at this to see if it may help if it's not the same one you used.
User Profiles - Create and Move During Windows 7 Installation
Hope this helps,
|My System Specs
|05 Sep 2011
I'd say that you may be better off backing up anything that you do not want to lose, then reinstall Windows 7 using the guide above to move the user profiles if you like.
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How do supporters of WikiLeaks founder and editor-in-chief Julian Assange make the leap that he is more likely to be extradited to the United States from Sweden than the United Kingdom? That is a common question and, certainly, a key question for anyone who remains skeptical of whether Assange should have been granted asylum by Ecuador.
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Parsnips are at their best after the first frosts - November onwards - but they store well and the season stretches throughout the winter, making them a useful staple for our forebears. Britain (especially East Anglia) has the perfect combination of soil and climate for growing parsnips. Organic ones are likely to arrive a little later than conventionally grown ones because they are sown later to avoid carrot root fly, a serious pest. You could boil and mash parsnips, but that would be masochism in my view. Chopped and roasted, their skins caramelise deliciously and contrast with the sweet pulpy interior. They also make great chips.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte expects to play Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys after missing a game because of a sprained right ankle.
Forte, a Pro Bowl player, practiced Wednesday for the first time since he was injured in a loss at Green Bay on Sept. 13. He sat out last week's win over the St. Louis Rams.
He responded, "Uh huh, yeah," when asked if he expects to play against the Cowboys.
Forte went through individual drills Wednesday and said he felt "pretty good."
"I can sprint. So I think I'll be good to go," he added.
— Week 3: Bears 23, Rams 6 | Week 4: Bears at Cowboys, 8:30 p.m. ET Monday
Coach Lovie Smith tempered the optimism a bit, saying Forte is "making progress every day."
"I would hold off on ..." Smith said, his voice trailing off. "He's got a long ways to go, still. But he is making progress, and hopefully we can get him out there."
Either way, the fact that Forte was practicing was a good sign for the Bears.
He went to the locker room midway through the third quarter against the Green Bay Packers after he appeared to twist his right ankle while being tackled by Charles Woodson, leaving the Bears without their featured running back.
That was a big blow for an offense that was already struggling after an impressive opener against Indianapolis, and things weren't much better last week. The defense came to the rescue, leading the Bears to a 23-6 win over the Rams.
Forte, meanwhile, said he didn't think he would miss much time because the ankle didn't swell up much last week.
"That's the big part," he said. "When the swelling is big, it takes a long time to get it out, but I didn't really swell up so I knew I'd be back pretty soon."
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