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Re: th meds - when I was in grade school/middle school I was on medication for epilepsy and it made me like a zombie. My grades were terrible and I was put in special classes. Hence, I was labeled a dummy and grew up believing this about myself. When I was taken off the meds my grades picked up but in my mind I was still dumb. It's one of those things that will be with me for a long time even though I know it's not true.
Maybe it's springtime and the change of season. I know how you feel. Just this morning as I was walking to my car I wondered, 'Why do I do this? What is the meaning of life? So I'm going to buy a condo and work until I retire to pay for it and hopefully do the senior citizen bus trips with my friends when we're old, etc. Is that all there is to life?'
Part of this feeling for me might stem from the fact that yesterday I was at my cousin's house surrounded by family who are mostly married with kids. There were two other adult family members who are single, never married, but still it may have left me with the feeling of not accomplishing anything with my life.
I think I feel this way partly because I don't speak up enough for myself. I could have talked about my recent trip to FL and how I stayed at a lovely hotel, etc., but I kept it to myself. The same with the condo, I didn't talk it up. I've always been disgusted by people who brag too much and don't ever want people to think that of me so I keep many things to myself. Maybe I should brag a little but then I might feel badly about bragging. I also think that people would not be interested in things I have to say. I guess I need to find a happy medium.
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The Gene Kelly film Singin' in the Rain is considered a screen classic. The movie features Kelly's famous dance down a street during a pouring rain, and co-stars Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds doing a little hoofing themselves. What you might not know is that while Kelly and Reynolds fall in love on-screen, there was no love lost between them in real life. Kelly supposedly sniffed at Reynolds's lack of acting and dance experience, and the young starlet spent much of her time tending to her bleeding toes between scenes. 11:55 p.m. Friday and Saturday. River Oaks Theatre, 2009 West Gray. For information, call 713-866-8881 or visit www.landmarktheatres.com. $9.50.
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Samsung's Bada outshipped WinPho 7 in Q3
Out of curiosity...
I know next to nothing about Bada, but doesn't an OS need to have an ecosystem to really thrive in the coming years? Unquestionably, iOS is the champ and Android not far behind, but seems the next contender/pretender to the throne would most likely be Microsoft with its decent and growing stable of apps and developer tools. Does Bada have this? And can it be pushed into European/North American markets? I'm not judging, just asking for opinions on this.
Explaining the Chocolate Factory's Patent Panic
Crazy like a...
I would give some credence to Google being crazy like a fox if it weren't for things like David Drummond's blog rants about the competition. He reminds me of the Sicilian switching wine cups in The Princess Bride and attempting to rationalize the situation. Oh, and BTW, pending patents are just that...pending. Nothing's in the bag and it's not as if the competition doesn't also have a lot in that class.
Google's Moto move spells iPhone doom
Are you kidding?
Too bad Motorola's patents are mostly old and mostly worthless. Neither they nor Google have much to stack against any one of their competitors, let alone all of them. Yeah, maybe like the Microsoft of old, Google will get away shoving crap down the throats of those too cheap or dumb to know any better, but I'd still put my money on Apple.
Microsoft pounces as Mozilla shuns enterprise
Thousands of web apps?!?
While it's somewhat helpful that Microsoft will support browser versions for years, it has also been a detriment that IE6 has lived on as long as it has. I can't really fault Mozilla for taking its stance. But what is amazing is that any enterprise with a need for that many apps would rely on web browsers as the primary vehicle. At least you'd think they'd code to Flash or Silverlight so that all they'd have to worry about was whether the browser supported the plug-in.
Nokia: When pigeons fly home to roast
WP7 != Windows Mobile 6.X
You do realize that the OS Nokia is moving to is as different from Windows Mobile as Windows 7 is from Windows 98 or C#/.NET are from VBScript?
Why Nokia failed: 'Wasted 2,000 man years' on UIs that didn't work
Pardon the American reference...
...but around here, the size of the nail in question is 9 inches.
Mozilla challenges Apple, Google with 'open' app store
A lose/lose proposition
What a waste of time and effort. This project completely misses the point that developers - if they want to provide something at no cost to the user - can either code into an existing website, provide through a plug-in such as Flash or Silverlight, or for free through any of the current app stores for mobile devices.
Microsoft blows Windows Phone update, again
The perfect phone has yet to be invented
Gee whiz, as I write this, there are two other headlines above:
# Android malware attacks show perils of Google openness
# Locked iPhones still got their ears on
Is there any platform that is perfect? I have one of the Samsung Focus phones with the older ROM so am affected by the update, but that has to make me a member of a very small fraction of WP7 users.
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Chevalier Restaurant
- Address:
960 Moraga Road
Lafayette, CA 94549Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Chevalier Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.chevalierrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (925) 385-0793
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Sunday, 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: Philippe Chevalier
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Chef Chevalier is available for private at-home dinner parties. He will work with you to design the perfect meal and wine pairings for your event.
- Private Party Facilities: Chevalier Restaurant can be booked for private parties. Our interior can accommodate approximately 45 guests. Garden patio is available weather-permitting and can accommodate 65 guests. Chef Chevalier will work with you to custom tailor a menu perfect for your occasion.
- Private Party Contact: Philippe Chevalier 9253850793x
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Tourte d'Agneau à la Provençale Jus à l'Estragon
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After serving as Executive Chef for award-winning restaurants in Paris, St. Tropez and San Francisco, Philippe Chevalier comes to the East Bay as Chef/Owner of Chevalier Restaurant. Serving classic French cuisine inspired by the flavors of Provence. Chevalier is a 5-time Michelin Bib Gourmand award-winner, recipient of the Open Table Diner's Choice Award, Zagat Rated and awarded Best Chef of the East Bay, named one of the Top 10 Best Restaurants of the East Bay by Diablo Magazine and awarded Business of the Year 2012 in Lafayette, CA. Experience Chevalier's French ambiance for dinner Tuesday through Sunday. 3-Course Prix Fixe menu is available in addition to a la carte specialties.Continued
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Chevalier Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
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- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (53)special occasion (45)neighborhood gem (41)fit for foodies (38)romantic (38)notable wine list (22)good for groups (5)kid-friendly (2)great for lunch (1)great for brunch (1)hot spot (1)scenic view (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Great food and service alwaysoldroadkingDined on 11/11/2014Chavalier is a sure thing every time - great family owned resturant and with servers like Sophie - always a great experience. If you like to eat outside they have a great area for that and the food is excellant. Great wine list - Call them and GO. A great anniversary or date night spot - take her.....Special Features:
- PunkyPunkyVIPDined on 11/8/2014Three of us had a 6 pm dinner reservation and were celebrating a birthday. Our bill, tax and 18%gratuity was $280. We had 2 glasses of champaign, a hot tea, 3 appetizers, 2 prefixed & 1 regular dinner, 3 desserts & 2 cappuccinos. The service was paced well, however, after we finished our desserts it took 15 minutes to be presented with our bill - no big deal given we were out to enjoy the evening. After paying we were asked to leave as the restaurant needed our table for a second seating and we were told the people had been waiting 30 minutes. It was 7:35. We will never return to Chevalier because of this. For the price we paid and given we were only there for 1-1/2 hours, asking to leave was offensive!Special Features:
- Wonderful for special occasions!Orinda1Dined on 11/7/2014Chevalier is a terrific restaurant in Lafayette that has outstanding food and is very romantic. We are lucky to have this French restaurant in our area. If you can't go to France this weekend try Chevalier!Special Features:
- OverratedOutnaboutDined on 11/5/2014Not sure why this place has many recommendations. The food was decidedly not tasty.
- disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/4/2014I booked this place for my husband's birthday celebration (and it was noted when I booked via opentable). We were the first table seated. The place was cold, as if they didn't want to turn on the heat. The food was not bad but the server seemed annoyed when my husband didn't want any drink other than water. Half way through our dinning, the server asked if we were there for any special occasion? What?? They didn't bother to read the booking note? The main course took a good 40 minutes wait after we finished our appetizers with no explanation. The bread and water were emptied without refill. We didn't go for the dessert and the server said "it's your birthday and you don't want to order something?" How rude!Special Features:
- We had a wonderful dinnerhappydinerDined on 10/29/2014A friend suggested this place and four of us went. We loved everything. The drinks, the wine, the food, the service were all excellent. And we loved the fact that it was not a loud, noisy room and that we could easily converse. The chef was friendly as well. We had a wonderful evening and will definitely plan to go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food/Slow ServiceChesterDined on 10/25/2014Service was sluggish and the restaurant was noisy. The ambiance would have been much better if we had been outside which wasn't an option due to the weather. The food was excellent but for the cost I was expecting more
- frenchfiscoVIPDined on 10/25/2014Nice little strip mall French restaurant with an outdoor terrace. A bit noisy inside, but I suppose guests come for the outdoor terrace. Nice presentation on white napkins and nice china. Food is not spiced, look very good but is not perfectly executed: Risotto was bland and over coocked, fillet had a large piece of connective tissue in the center that did not allow us to eat more than 2/3 of it. Salad was wonderfully made with light touch of oil and herbs. Cauliflower soup was quiet nice. Service ordinary, could not understand native French speaking ordering the menu.Special Features:
- Good but expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 10/19/2014Food was good but was overpriced for what we received. Service was warm and friendly and overall we had a great time. Outdoor dining was very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely French RestaurantnfstDined on 10/18/2014We have dined at Chevalier twice. Both times were delightful. We were fortunate to be served by Sophie both times. The major seating is outdoors, equipped with overhead heat lams. There is a small indoor dining area as well. We will definitely be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A very disappointing experienceculinary2014Dined on 10/12/2014We had high hopes for a pleasant birthday gift, but we were very disappointed. While the service was very good, the dishes we ordered were surprisingly poorly prepared. As seasoned world travelers, we hoped that your pate would reflect the French or International version a bit. But your chef came up with some concoction that was totally foreign to our taste and experience in European cities. What a mess it was! The duck treatment was equally disappointing: the meat was so though that we had to take it home to cut it up so that it would be chewable! We have lost all confidence in your culinary competence, and do not intend to repeat our visit. Dr. and Mrs. Corynen, Lafayette CA.Special Features:
- Love this place!ExcellentDined on 10/10/2014Such a gem in Lafayette. Have been here many times and have never been disappointed. Great French cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A True Find!!Foodie2Dined on 9/24/2014Fabulous food!! If you love French food as much as we do, or even if you are trying it for the first time, you will find that the food is outstanding!! Every dish that we ordered was well executed and well balanced from the appetizers to the dessert. We savored every bite! And the service was spot on. We will definitely be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely for celebrationDoctorFlamingoDined on 9/16/2014Took my good friend here for her birthday. The outdoor dining on a late summer evening was exquisite. We thoroughly enjoyed out evening. The warm goat cheese and pear salad is delicious as is the terrine. Creme brulee to die for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great wineslashlibVIPDined on 9/14/2014The food was sublime and the wine was good. Our table was 2 couples. I had the french onion soup, which probably had slightly too much cheese, but had great onion flavour. I also had the vol-au-vent + sweetbreads, which was amazing. Others on the table had various other things, which they all rated as excellent. If only it wasn't so far from home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServicesAnthonyDined on 9/13/2014Great outdoor dining..Food was excellent and service was marvelous..nothing negative I could think of.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Second VisitKenSVIPDined on 9/13/2014Went to Chevalier when it first opened. We were seated outside and it began to rain. Maybe it was the mad scramble to find cover , but we really couldn't remark favorably on our experience. Fast forward about eight years and everything has changed for the better. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the outdoor seating area is very comfortable, especially on the warm Saturday evening last week.Service was very good and the food was very good, as well. Our problem was that we over-ordered wanting to try as many things on the menu as possible. Open Table doesn't allow enough space to go into details of what we had, so in summary it was pate, squash blossoms, tuna tartar, onion soup, sole, rib eye. Philippe, owner-chef, is a gracious hostSpecial Features:
- Toujours ChevalierkernmdVIPDined on 9/12/2014The food is typically French, the service outstanding, the garden quiet and relaxing.Special Features:
- neighborhood gemLocaldinerDined on 9/7/2014Hidden in a small strip mall off Moraga Road but don't let the locale fool you. The ambiance is Paris and the food definitely classic French. As good as we've had in Paris. A bit pricey but worth it. The ingredients are fresh and high quality and prepared to perfection. Definitely a place for special occasions.Special Features:
- Charming outdoor dinning experienceTreat2eatDined on 9/7/2014Intimate setting , nice service and good food. Full service bar with nice wine list. Fairly expensive so is only occasional speciak event destination.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousCyn757aDined on 9/6/2014Wow. ..can't believe it has taken me so long to find this amazing restaurant in Lafayette! Definitely deserves all of its accolades. The chef/owner's active presence is apparent in all aspects. I really like the fact that with a solid offering of salads and first courses you can easily dine light if you desire or extend over several course's. All phenomenal with each dishes flavors designed to work with all the pieces on your plate. I frequently customize my orders at restaurants but don't recommend that here, take it "as prepared" to not miss out on the genius of the chef.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JulyBABYDined on 9/6/2014We had a great evening. The food and service were excellent. We were surprised that the restaurant staff did not pick up on two couples celebrating their 50th anniversaries at their restaurant. I included this in my reservations.Special Features:
- Great with caveatsATravelerDined on 9/6/2014The food was superb. Service was not quite as attentive as their prices would suggest. Their bar was not accurately represented on either their web site nor menu. Even so, we have already talked about hosting our office Christmas party there.Special Features:
- truly a gemlovefoodDined on 8/31/2014if you love french food, you'll love le chevalier. we went for my sister's birthday and enjoyed every bite! the waitstaff were wonderful recommending wine to go with our yummy risotto. we'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Culinary treat in LafayetteNewAlbionOmnivoreDined on 8/23/2014This was our sixth time at Chevalier. We were seated in the patio as we requested. The weather was cool but the space heaters made it comfortable. My wife and I shared an excellent green salad and a plate of well-made escargot. My wife had a very tender and perfectly cooked flatiron steak with a glass of Bordeaux. I had an equally well cooked lamb sirloin with a glass of Cahors. The wine list is extensive and well chosen but there are relatively few wines by the glass. Those that are available by the glass are excellent. We shared a delicious creme brûlée for desert. Prices are more like the City than the suburbs: high but not outrageous. Service was very good and not obtrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jimHVIPDined on 8/23/2014Another outstanding dining experience , that's why we always come back !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What's all the fuss?SweetBTVIPDined on 8/23/2014All our Lamorinda friends told us this would be a great place to eat and really good French food. While some things were good such as the escargots and pate, most of the food was pretty lackluster, including the raw and tough duck (and this from someone who really likes rare meat), and the underseared scallops. Wine was also served at too warm a temperature. Overall, incredibly disappointing, especially for the high prices. If you want French, go to San Francisco and stay out of the burbs.
- Just OkayTableTimeDined on 8/16/2014We've dined at Chevalier Restaurant before and had a better meal . . . they must have had an off night. They ran out of the special and we had an early reservation. Duck was underdone and the steak was tough - or the knife was dull, maybe both. Not sure if we'll go back. There's plenty of expensive restaurants in the area that serve an exceptional meal.Special Features:
- wonderful experienceTomLDined on 8/9/2014The staff and food fantastic great experience France imported with the touch of warm and friendly staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- small portions/large pricesTrueCriticDined on 8/9/2014The staff were friendly and the ambiance great. The portions were small for the price, and they forgot to give us the French fries with out mussels. The sea bass was $32 and was a surprisingly very small portion! Dessert was also very dainty for $12. We probably won't go there again.Special Features:
- Brilliant Summertime DinnerSmorgerVIPDined on 8/8/2014On a warm summer evening, nothing quite is as enjoyable is great food served outside. Chevalier's patio and food fit that bill nicely. We've been there multiple times and it has always been great. Well worth a try!Special Features:
- civengrVIPDined on 8/6/2014The experience was outstanding as usual. Service was a bit slower than normal, but probably due to an almost full house.Special Features:
- Pretty goodenterprize6Dined on 8/6/2014We enjoyed everything. The onion soup and the mushroom soup were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PixieVIPDined on 8/2/2014Very consistant. Love the outdoor patio in the summer. Less noisy.Special Features:
- Romantic dinnerfoodie16Dined on 7/31/2014Delicious French dinner in lovely landscaped outdoor setting. Servers were very attentive. Delicious duck and sea bass.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 915 reviews are from the Chevalier Restaurant reviews archive.
- Lafayette French2RetiredFoodiesDined on 7/25/2014Although located in a strip mall in downtown Lafayette, this restaurant offers high quality French cooking in a nice, homey atmosphere. It is an unusually good, special occasion option in suburbia. Parking can be tight on site, so be prepared to walk a few blocks. Prices are a bit high, but what the heck, it's a special occasion restaurant. The restaurant offers a well designed indoor dining option as well as a good size outdoor patio. Enjoy!!Special Features:
- DeliciousYummersDined on 7/22/2014Warm, friendly service and amazing food. The outdoor patio is charming with lights and a little garden. The prices are very good for the quality of the food and the portions are larger than I expected. A great didning experience - I will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- painfully slowDinerDined on 7/15/2014nice atmosphere but The service was too slow. Servers nice but took us more than an hour to get main dish after appetizer. It was 6:30 on a weeknight with only two other table seated. Didn't know why it took so long. Food good but overpricedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely perfectGlenalpineDined on 7/11/2014It was our 55th Anniversary. Food was wonderful and Sophie was the perfect French waitress. One suggestion would be to offer guests a glass of Prosecco on a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic French CuisineCRDiRVIPDined on 7/9/2014I just got back from a trip to France. Dining close to home at Chevalier made it seem like I was still eating in Paris. The restaurant is tucked away in the corner of a commercial building on Moraga Road, but has a lovely, large patio for dining, complete with gas heaters when the evening gets chilly. The indoor dining room is charming and cozy. The food is delicious, authentic French cuisine. I had succulent, beautifully prepared mussels for my meal. Others in our party had kobe filets with bordelaise sauce and braised sweetbreads. We all practically licked our plates. Much bread was consumed in order to sop up every drop of the delicious sauces. Extensive, mostly French, wine list. Service was a bit slow, but competent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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This issue comes up once a year, at about this time, as I have USB powered desk Christmas Tree. OK, it has a switch on the bottom, but I'd really like to be able to control it with an application if possible.
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Hello Swiftie. Welcome to the forum.
What a wonderful, weird problem. I love it!
So, a USB Christmas tree. What does it do? Can you control it, do a light show to music?
Does the "New Device" icon appear in the Taskbar when this thing is plugged in?
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So, when the tree is on, its' internal electronics runs through a fixed sequence of lights.
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You could go into the Power Options and see what happens if you toggle the Selective Suspend settings.
Start > Control Panel > Power Options > Change Plan Settings > Change Advanced Power Settings > USB Settings > USB Selective Suspend Setting
This article here shows some promise:
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That was always the problem I ran into - the tree does not manifest itself as a device. I was hoping for some way to turn the power off to a specific USB port. I suspect my easiest option is to use a short USB extension lead, so I can unplug it easily (the USB ports are out of reach from where I sit).
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Gluten free / High End Restaurant in Seattle (birthday dinner)
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- glutenfreep Sep 22, 2011 08:49 AM
Hi eveyrone,
I've been "googling" and searching for a few days, and have checked Chowhound as well before posting....
My husband and I will be visiting Seattle (from Boston) in a few weeks, and I'll be celebrating my 40th birthday there.
I'm looking for a higher end, good, non-chain gluten-free friendly place to celebrate.
I have found:
10 Mercer
Seafood places are good, non-chain steakhouses, etc. Any recommdnations you can offer are greatly apprecitated!
(We'll also be in Vancouver, and Portland) :-)
1100 5th Ave., Seattle, WA 98101
I have not been to 10 Mercer but of the two others, I'd recommend Tulio over Sazerac.
1100 5th Ave., Seattle, WA 98101
I haven't been, and it may not be so high end, but it gets lots of press for gluten free food:
50 North - near University Village. Just watch out for football game days.
re: tsquare
Forgot about 50 North, which is near where I live. It's definitely not high end. Just a nice little neighborhood place that serves reasonably good food and has some gluten free offerings that are served to everyone who orders them, whether the diners need to be gluten free or not. In Kirkland, there's Cafe Juanita--their website says to call them ahead if there are food intolerance/allergy problems. I've never done that so I don't know what they'd do for you, but it's high end and the food is divine.
Many high end places will make a gluten free menu if you call ahead. Rovers will, Zoe will (but they are still closed for remodeling), many chefs will accomodate with notice. OTOH, these are not dedicated GF kitchens and not specializing in GF, so it could be a little bit more risky in terms of cross contamination. If you are not super sensitive, you could target the restaurants where you want to eat and see what they can do for you.
re: ethereal
Thanks for the suggestiongs.
Not many places are dedicated GF -- I know there's a risk when eating out -- I just try my best to minimize the risk.
I appreciate everyone's feedback! (non-high end place are great too!!)
re: ethereal
Gluten Free Girl's husband is a chef - he works for the same owner as 50 North and consulted on their menu. He works at The Hardware Store Restaurant on Vashon - also a neighborhood type spot, also has GF menu items. And yes, they too serve them to everyone who orders them (not sure why that was part of the comment above.)
The Hardware Store Restaurant
17601 Vashon Highway SW, Vashon, WA 98070
There are many reasons people are gluten free...food allergy, choice, medical requirement etc. Not that I owe you any reason, but I have celiac disease which means I have to eat gluten free or as close to it as possible.
As far as eating snake, if you can recommend a place that cooks it well let me know, I'd love to try.
( I edited my original reply to this and took out the snark. Sorry about that. I do appreciate all of the good suggestions)
re: glutenfreep
We have continueing issues here on local Seattle Chowhound with Pete's posts... sorry he messed with your inquiry, Chagrin!
We are a happy bunch, generally here in the Puget Sound area as Chowhounds. I second several suggestions from previous posters that you just call a resto you are interested in that is local/ interensting to you and your mate. Most will be happy to rise to the challenge to treat you with sensitivity for you Celiac, and will WANT to cook you a meal that makes you happy for your birthday!
We have a GREAT local counterpoint to Whole Foods here, called PCC, which most chefs and Chowhounds are very aware of; Puget Consumers Coop, which is a multi-store local Natural foods outlet with major farm-to-table relationships.
Indeed, they are integral to how we all have gotten to this aware point in eating that our food comes from somewhere, etc. While being that, they of course champion diets that need different inputs; vegan, Gluten-free, Dairy-free, etc. They even offer specialized tours of thier stores to help you find the resources you need for your particular regimen that works for you.
That said, it is just another backbone in our embrace of your needing what you need in dining while your here. Welcome to Seatle/Puget Sound, and I hope we treat you well while your here.
Happy dining...
re: gingershelley
Thank you gingershelley! Thanks for the note about PCC -- we'll definitely check it out! The last time I was in Seattle was in the early 1990's and wasn't gluten-free. I remember the week I was there was sunny, warm, in the 80s and when I came back to Boston with a tan no one believed me when I said I was in Seattle.
Thanks again for all the information!!
Hi glutenfreerep,
I'm a Seattle gf gal and I eat out a lot and I can honestly say almost all of the higher end restaurants here will happily work with you, so you should choose the ones that most appeal to you and just give them a quick call to confirm. A few nice places that I would recommend specifically for gf : Andaluca, The Pink Door, Volterra, Blueacre, Canlis, Cafe Juanita, Flying Fish and Tulio. The very popular Wild Ginger also offers a gf menu. Cafe Flora is a little more casual but offers good vegetarian, vegan and gf. For more casual dining while you're here, don't miss brunch at the delicious and gf friendly Portage Bay Cafe. Flying Apron bakery in Fremont is entirely gf and as others have pointed out, our local Puget Consumers Co-op stores (PCC) offer extensive gf grocery foods. Oh and I've been to 50North twice--it is casual, a neighborhood type place, but very good and gf friendly, so if your travels take you near the University of Washington, do keep it on your radar. Enjoy your visit and happy birthday!
Canlis Restaurant
2576 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
Pink Door
1919 Post Aly, Seattle, WA 98101
Cafe Juanita
Kirkland, WA, Kirkland, WA
Flying Fish
2234 1st Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
Andaluca Restaurant
407 Olive Way, Seattle, WA 98101
Portage Bay Cafe
4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Cafe Flora
2901 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
1100 5th Ave., Seattle, WA 98101
5411 Ballard Avenue NW, Seattle, WA 98107
re: DTeater
Thanks so much! I think I need to spend a week in Seattle next time to enjoy all of these fabulous looking places!! :-)
re: DTeater
I agree with DTeater that most high end Seattle restaurants are happy to accommodate for GF. I'm GF and my husband is not. We recently had a great dinner at Revel. All the staff understand GF and know the ingredients of all the dishes. Their lunch and dinner menus are GF-friendly. Avoid the brunch menu.
I'm a regular at the Flying Apron. I love the savory food. Nice soups, delicious salads. Everything they sell is GF and vegan. They have a large selection of fresh pastries, cookies, etc. (Most of the baked goods contain garbanzo flour and xanthan, which I don't eat.) I love their peanutbutter chocolate chip cookie.
I know you're looking for higher end, but here are a couple of casual low-priced places where I've had delicious food:
- Tiko Riko Pupusas in Greenwood. Nearly all menu items are GF. The owner is very aware of GF issues. Delicious pupusas.
- Altaye Ethiopian Restaurant in South Seattle. The menu is not labeled gluten-free. Her njera bread does not contain wheat. She says she uses no wheat flour and I felt fine after a meal. The dining room is small but nice, but there is a TV.
Enjoy your time in Seattle. Please report back on your dining experiences.
re: val ann c
Oh Val Ann C I am glad you mentioned Revel. I haven't been there yet but did recently enjoy an amazing meal at Joule (glutenfreep these two places are owned by the same chef/owners) and they were great about working with me. Another place I also neglected to mention that is a fun and special dining experience and very amenable to working around allergies is Poppy.


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Note: Because this fic takes place during the conclusion of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, it contains spoilers for that series.The Bank Called, Your Reality Check Bounced is a crossover fan fic by Lady Norbert. When the president of Ouran Academy's Black Magic Club manages to open an improbable doorway to another dimension, the seven members of the Host Club manage to even more improbably stumble through it and land in the world of Fullmetal Alchemist. There, they encounter Edward and Alphonse Elric, who reluctantly end up hosting them for the majority of their time in Amestris. Hilarity Ensues, in part due to the completely different styles of the animes failing to merge; the oddball medium awareness of OHSHC does not entirely mesh into the more serious setting of FMA.Tamaki gets on Ed's bad side almost immediately through his behavior toward Winry Rockbell, so Ed dumps the Hosts at Central Command. There, Tamaki equally irritates Roy Mustang by offering to provide romantic advice to the officers, so Roy sends them right back (and establishes a Central Command Host Club for the weekend to soothe his own ego). Maes Hughes, who died in the FMA canon but is left alive for this AU, is placed in charge of babysitting the Hosts while they're stuck in Amestris.The story is absurdly self-aware and deliberately brimming with tropes, some of which are invoked by name.
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Willie Martinez is back in the Southeastern Conference.
The former Georgia defensive backs coach and defensive coordinator was named Friday as a defensive assistant at Auburn, where he is reuniting with new Tigers defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder. Martinez, who turns 49 next week, spent the past two seasons as Oklahoma's secondary coach.
"Willie Martinez is an experienced coach that has been very successful in this conference and understands the rigors of coaching and recruiting in the SEC," Auburn head coach Gene Chizik said. "We're excited to have him on board and look forward to bringing his knowledge and experience to our staff."
David Paschall is a sports writer for the Times Free Press. He started at the Chattanooga Free Press in 1990 and was part of the Times Free Press when the paper started in 1999. David covers University of Georgia football, as well as SEC football recruiting, SEC basketball, Chattanooga Lookouts baseball and other sports stories. He is a Chattanooga native and graduate of the Baylor School and Auburn University. David has received numerous honors for ...


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Merle Haggard Billy Bob's Texas, Fort Worth Saturday, June 28, 2014 Country music is built on a bedrock of incredible artists like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, but you'd be an idiot to not consider the tremendous influence of everyone's favorite former felon, Merle Haggard. His career has cer ... More >>
Via.Johnny Gimble and Bob Wills, circa '64What you'll find after the jump was posted to Vimeo only a few hours ago: a cleaned-up version version of Ken Harrison's 1981 doc on Western Swing fiddle-playing legend Johnny Gimble titled, simply, Gimble's Swing. The film, made for the Tennessee Folklor ... More >>
Justin TerveenThis morning, First Presbyterian Church of Dallas's senior pastor, the Rev. Dr. Joseph J. Clifford, left a comment in Monday's item concerning the church's pending purchase of 508 Park Avenue, the beleaguered downtown site in which Robert Johnson, Bob Willis and, legend has it, Char ... More >>
See a vast Conspiracy at the Longhorn Ballroom
When is the new Norah Jones CD not the new Norah Jones CD? When it's credited to The Little Willies, a band consisting of Jones on vocals and piano (duh), Richard Julian offering remarkably Lyle Lovett-like vocals and guitar, Lee Alexander on bass, Jim Campilongo on electric guitar and Dan Rieser on ... More >>


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47" Long Handle Square Point Shovel
Shovel blades and shanks are one-piece, rust-proofed, 14-gauge steel, taper-formed and then heat treated. Round blades have a slip-resistant, turned step. Burnished, lacquered ash handles are double-riveted to blade socket. 170 and 171 designs are offered with fiberglass handles for greater strength and longer life.
- 47" Handle Length.
- 9 3/4" x 12" Blade Size.
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Our SKU: Ridgid 52305
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Ridgid 52305
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Ridgid 52305 Product Specifications
|Blade Size
|9.75 x 12
|Country Of Origin
|Made in America
|Product Weight
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