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A PROPOSAL to scale back council involvement in the provision of a range of public services in Wrexham has been slammed.
Wrexham Independents councillor Joan Lowe said the council "should do a bulk-buy of magic wands" if it hopes the Together In Wrexham programme, which was introduced at Tuesday's executive board meeting, will be a success.
Wrexham Council would slash its provision of a range of services, including libraries, community centres and helping elderly people stay in their own homes.
Cllr Lowe said she didn't think the idea would be feasible. "I welcome your optimism and enthusiasm. I wonder if as a council we should do a bulk-buy of magic wands because I think we are all going to need them," she said.
The council's lead member for communities, partnerships and collaborations, Cllr Hugh Jones, expressed disappointment at the Penycae and Ruabon South councillor's "cynical approach" to the programme. He added: "I believe it will be of immense value to our communities."
Cllr Jones said councils had been seen as universal providers "for generations" but a "you pay, we provide" approach is no longer possible because of the unprecedented level of budget cutbacks.
"The train has hit the buffers," he said.
Cllr Jones said the Together In Wrexham programme marked the beginnings of a "bottom-up" approach to services across the county, in which the role of the council would be to support communities to take more responsibility for themselves.
This would include people actively participating in delivering services, helping redesign services important to them and taking joint responsibility for improving the quality of life in places where they live.
Cllr Carole O'Toole said the programme appeared "theoretical and conceptual", with no detail of where finances to support the proposal would come from.
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The programme will be piloted in Caia Park, Hightown and Cefn Mawr after the board unanimously approved the recommendation in principle.
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Dirty Soap Recap: Fary Bad Thingsby Free Britney at . Comments
This week on Dirty Soap, Farah Fath underwent surgery, while Kirsten Storms and her own health woes were still MIA. These soap stars have had some bad luck.
We wish the gals nothing but the best as they battle their respective ailments. Meanwhile, gorgeous Kelly Monaco decides to do a photo shoot for Self magazine.
There was plenty of other soap action to digest, from Galen trying to sponge off of his kids a little too hard and Fary dragging everyone around her down ....
Sometimes, the world works in ways you never expect.
Farah found that out when she went to donate her eggs so that BFF Danny can have a baby. Only because of that did doctors find pre-cancerous cells on her cervix.
John-Paul Lavoisier says her he will be there for her during surgery, but Farah already feels JP was lacking in terms of support, dropping her off and peacing out.
He claims that parking was difficult. Weakass excuse. Danny is there for her, however, and realizes Farah's healing is more important than her eggs. Nice guy.Brandon Beemer and Nadia Bjorlin, meanwhile, are about to do a shoot for celebrity gossip magazine In Touch when they enlist her mom's help with home decor.
Big mistake.
Fary criticizes pretty much every last detail in the house, and then gets pissed at the idea that Nadia would bring in a designer friend, and tells B to put a sock in it.
This continues at length, with Fary needling her and making every decision out to seem like the worst idea in history, coming off as the monster-in-law from hell.
Poor Nadia. At least by the end of this painful exercise, she says she just wants her mom to be okay with the fact that they have different tastes - and lives.
Because he encouraged to take up ballet over baseball as a kid, Galen is going hard with his own kids, pushing Dillon to take karate. But he gets a bit too involved.
He's that guy. The guy who interrupts the class to cheer on his kid. At least he has a positive outlook on it, and is an involved dad, but dude. Dial it down a notcn.
At home, it gets worse, with Jensen injuring himself on Dillon's board breaking station. Jenna tells him he's going out of control, and he agrees. Wives are so wise.
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Loving kellys colourful pants in the afro Brazilian dance class... Anyone any ideas as to where u can get these from ? She looks great!
First of all Fary wears totally to much make-up for a woman her age. Who is she trying to impress? Also, someone needs to stick a sock in her mouth!! She needs to get over herself, leave Nadia & Brandon alone and worry more about herself...Maybe she needs to get laid????
I'd like to know what's wrong with Kirsten. Is she ok? Did she get fired for not doing a good job or is she really sick? NOthing else has been mentioned since that episode. and Nadia, you need to tell your Mom to either show you and Brandon more respect or stay away. She is interferring to the point that it will eventually break you 2 up because he can only take so much of that and I can't blame him. It's funny to others watching but to him that's experiencing it, it's not funny at all. Makes him wonder why he's there if you don't defend him and stand up for your relationship.
Anyone who treats people the way Fary does is unworthy of a daughter's (or anyone's) love and deserves to die alone. End of story. That woman claims to love her daughter, but everything she does demonstrates pure hatred. How Nadia grew into such a kind, loving woman under that kind of influence is beyond me.
Less jenna and galen is always a better show. nadia and brandon are the most likeable people on the show more of them please.less jenna and galen.
Brandon, run for the hills! Nadia is a beautiful, sweet girl, but nothing is worth being berated by her monster (oops, I mean mother). Maybe if you guys move to the other side of the country, or out of the country and don't tell her where. Nadia does not seem to stand up for him either. It's very uncomfortable watching their exchanges.
Nadia....I love,love,love your mom (Fary)...you always know where you stand with someone like your mom. Reminds me alot of my own...enjoy her while she is still able to annoy you. I wish I could have one more day of unfiltered/unsolicited "comments" from mine. Alas it's been 26 yrs.
I hope Farah is ok! Nadia, why would you allow your Mother to treat you like a child and embarrass you the way she did. She was so rude and obnoxious! Set some boundries! Kelly you rock! I believe you are promoting a healthy way to live and as I am sure your young viewers would love to look like you! Recognizing that you are a bit too thin And taking responsibility like seeing a nutritionist and a cooking classes is a great way to set a healthy positive example!
The boys on this show- Galen, JP and Brandon, you sure are hot but your girls are hot and smart! Show us that you 3 have brains! Live this show! Warm wishes! Keep entertaining us! Oh and Farah, your eggs will make beautiful babies some day!!!!
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- ccl1111 Jul 1, 2008 11:37 AM
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The staff look amazing. I'm so psyched for this. I'm expecting it to rock as it's driven by one of us local food obsessed folk - not just another outpost of one of the local restaurant czars or an absent celeb chef.
re: winedubar
Im am psyched as well I basically live across the street.
FYI- I wanted to go this week and Elliot called me back to say they are not going to be open untill next week. I'll be out of town, so they'll have to work the bugs out on someone else.
re: duck833
There is a liquor license and unfortunately due to the Arizona law that changed in 1996 regarding BYOB as you probably know with a license there can be no BYOB.
re: Annika
Can't wait!!!
a bit annoyed.... we actually went down to NOCA on Friday, just stupidly expecting it to be open already with all the press its had (all mentioning that it would be open first week of July) and found it not just not open, but a peek inside showed it was quite a ways away. We settled for delux, and tried calling and the answering machine gave no further dates for opening, either.
Too bad, we thought the menu looked fabulous.
re: Molto E
Wednesday July 30 will be the first dinner service...
re: JimboPhx
Now open. First impression is positive. Food was excellent. We ate both crudos offered, foie gras, duck, pork, donuts, and fruit. Service belied the fact that this was the first night of operation. Not even a dropped glass. I will return.
I agree with dynout above. We also went last night and had a fantastic dining experience. Even though it's just opened this week, everything seemed to run so smoothly. We've just recently moved to Arizona so weren't familiar with the well-known names and faces behind Noca, but the enthusiasm on this board was contagious, and so we made a reservation for last night.
The minute we walked in the door, we were warmly greeted by the friendly owner, Eliot Wexler, and seated right away. In addition to banquettes and tables, I liked how they had an L-shaped dining bar with one side facing the front window, and the other overlooking the kitchen. The cozy bar itself, IIRC, sat 6-8. As we perused the menu, I enjoyed a well-made Negroni while E had his usual vodka rocks with a twist. I loved the menu, every single dish appealed to me so it was hard to decide. I finally decided to do three courses, while my husband settled on an appetizer and entree. To start for me, the creamy foie gras torchon with fuji apple jam, Spanish marcona almonds and sprigs of fresh purslane, with toasted brioche. E ordered the melting sweet and fresh lobster carpaccio, topped with poached lobster claws, brunoise vegetables, and garnished with paper-thin fingerling potato crisps and lobster bisque cream. He mentioned ordering another one, and I KNOW he was only half-joking ; )
I had to order one of the crudos, and wow, this didn't disappoint. I had the kampachi ("baby yellowtail from Kona") garnished with toasted pine nuts and thinly sliced caper berries. We both loved it, and I can't wait to come back and try all of Noca's crudos.
For our main dishes, I ordered the chitarra with sweet Campari tomatoes and fresh oregano. I love this pasta - similar to spaghetti, but square instead of round since the fresh pasta is cut on a chitarra/guitar (a frame strung with wires). Dante in Boston does a great job with this, but I have to say Noca was a notch above - perfectly seasoned, al dente pasta, tossed with a simple, but fantastic sauce showcasing the quality ingredients. One of the best pasta dishes I've had in a long time. E was just as impressed by his prime rib-eye with panko-encrusted poached egg and red-wine sauce. I'm not a big steak eater, but I could not stop sneaking bites. Eliot mentioned to us that he had picked up the ribeye at the airport that day, flown in from one of his favorite meat purveyors, Lind, in Chicago. It was just a perfect steak, melt in your mouth tender, with bites of the crispy and oozy poached egg and rich wine sauce really putting it over the top.
Of course, we had to end with the oft-mentioned doughnut holes with three dipping sauces - chocolate, dulce de leche, and peach puree with star anise. A bonus was the option for a vanilla malt on the side. Addictive, and I'm sure soon to be a signature dessert at Noca. Other delectable-sounding desserts from pastry chef Kriss Harvey (of Bartolotta and Robuchon) included a rich chocolate and banana pudding, vanilla malted milkshake with made-to-order chocolate chip cookies, strawberry shortcake, and a variety of gelatos.
Another reason we loved Noca was the energetic vibe, and the wonderful staff - what a friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable group of people. One of our waitstaff, Robert, remembered us from a visit to Binkleys last year, Leanne was as sweet as can be, helping me choose dishes when I couldn't decide, and suggesting perfect wines for both of us (a Cab for E, and for me an unusual white wine from Spain, a varietal I was unfamilar with but I can't remember at the moment), and we enjoyed chatting with Eduardo and hearing about his Mexico City recipes. Eliot also stopped by the tables often making sure his customers were happy, as did the gracious Frank Schneider, formerly GM of Mary Elaine's, who impressed us with the care and thought he had put into the wine list.
Our first visit, but definitely not our last. Noca didn't disappoint.
3118 E. Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85016
re: Molto E
Molto, are we allowed to ask what your involvement with the place is?
Fell in love with Noca last night. Don't want to rehash too much, but I think I have a few unique things to add.
We called for availability last night (Fri) expecting not to be able to get in. Luckily, they were able to fit us in for an early or late sitting. However, if we wanted to walk in, there was a lot of bar seating, and a community table that could accommodate (which is good to know that you can walk in and get seated with not too much of a wait).
The things we loved about the place were the little extras. There are a few touches (surprises I don't want to spoil, so I won't go into details) that make this place a step above other places in town. For example we loved the amuse bouche. It was a great touch, that started the evening off on the right foot.
The chef was exploring the Molecular Gastronomy world, and some of our dished had elements showcasing those techniques (some foams and gelees on our fish, and "Pop rocks" on the amuse). There are times, when this isn't done right that these things just add novelty, and don't add anything to the dish - in other words: "All show and no go". Noca did it right, and these elements really influenced the flavors of the dishes, and added something special.
Some of the standouts we had were the hamachi (raw yellowtail with a tomato foam, and ginger gelee). It was really great. Prefect flavors, allowing all the ingredients to show off their individually, but still work well together.
The Papardelle with Lamb Ragout for our second course was fantastic. I have eaten a lot of pasta in my life, in some of the best restaurants in the world (including many places in Italy), and this ranks among the best pasta I have ever had.
We had the Pork chop, and Snapper entree's for our main courses. They were superb, but not quite as special as our two starters. These dishes (as will everything we had) certainly showcased the ingredients (we could tell that they were fresh, and carefully chosen for quality).
Desert was the donut holes with the milkshake (which you can add on for a small upcharge). I thought this was good, but I think I might order something else next time. They were delicious, but I think I would explore the other options on the menu, to find something a little more unusual. There were many appealing options.
Service was great. Present, but not hovering. Informal, but polished, and not casual. The space itself is nice. It wasn't too loud (which is surprising, since it there was a lot of hard surfaces everywhere) - but still had a good energy. Prices were reasonable. Not cheap by any means, but a good value for the quality.
This place is a gem. It instantly has become one of our favorites. In fact, although it is probably heresy, this place reminded me of an oft reviewed restaurant in Boulder that we love.
re: Booger
Not a whole lot to add here, another absolutely fantastic dinner at NOCA. I would like to call out that their french-pressed coffee was noteworthy, it really took the dessert course, which was terrific on it's own, to the next level.
re: Booger
Went back last night for the "simple supper" (yes, one week after we were there last).
Service was still spot on as expected. Everyone was gracious, and thanked us for coming in (which is simple, but important to me). The normal stuff was done (glasses always filled, silverware exchanged), but we noticed some other great touches (holding the chair for the women in the party, walking us to the door as we left).
Standouts from our meal were the Sturgeon (which I have never had before, and found similar to swordfish). It was delicately seasoned, with a nice crust, and moist flesh - perfectly prepared.
We didn't have any crudo last night, which in hindsight, was a bit of a mistake, since that is so wonderful there. (You can add that to the simple supper for a small upcharge).
Also wonderful, was the desert, which was a Brownie, with a frosting of salted peanuts. Sounds simple, but it was done so well. I think the deserts are something special here. The pastry chef really knows what he/she is doing.
Our bill still added up (even on a "price fixe" night) - with the addition of some wine, but I still consider it a great value. It should be noted that there was a selection of "simple wines" which were $5 a glass. I think we would prefer to go on the regular menu night, and strategize our ordering to get exactly what we want, but keeping our bill low (after 2 visits, I think we know what we prefer off the menu).
Bottom line, another great experience at a wonderful restaurant.
re: Booger
Thanks for that update on the simple suppers. I think people we plan on bringing will especially like that.
We can't wait to go back. My husband is usually the designated driver and I asked him how he felt about going to Noca perhaps once a month, and making the half hour drive from N. Phoenix. He said "in a heartbeat". I'm so glad he loved it as much as I did.
I am dying to try this place & can't wait until I get my chance. I have been drooling over as many reviews as I can find & came across one saying this was a family-friendly restaurant? I have a 14 yr old, & two 9 yrs olds (all girls) who are major foodies. I would never have considered bringing them, but was wondering if they may be true?
re: loriville
absolutely, bring them...while growing up, I used to go out to dinner with my Dad on Wednesdays to try new restaurants and that was a big part of my dining education
re: loriville
Personally I can't speak for Noca. But I can't imagine that being a problem.
When my children were that age they had already been to Thomas Keller's and Jean Georges restaurants and many in between.
I seriously doubt anyone would frown about their presence at that age.
On a side note. I admire any parent who exposes their children to great food and restaurants. In the age of McDonalds and Burger King this generation may never know the difference if parents don't intervene.
re: oysterspearls
Exactly. My friend's daughter was exposed to fine dining early in her life. At six, after grilling some ribeyes, she told me that she didn't want gray steak, she wanted pink steak.
re: Random987
Don't turn your head if you have oysters, mussels or clams on your plate with my 4 year old daughter & her 4 year old cousin around. My niece seriously emptied a plate of oysters at Zinc when we weren't paying attention. : )
re: ccl1111
That is so cool! Just love seeing that.
I'm heading down to the Valley this weekend from Flagstaff and based on all of the excitement on this board, my friend and I booked a reservation at Noca on Friday evening. In addition to raiding every single Trader Joe's in town out of all of the items I can't get up in Flag, I'm looking very forward to trying out this new spot. Thank you for all of the great posts - it will definitely help with the ordering process!
re: Beaver Street
Was in last night (Beaver Street - it was you I met you, right?) and was happily and totally impressed.
Everything was fantastic. LOVED the crudo and the foie gras was so good I found myself grinning to myself while eating. I was sitting at the chef's table/bar and think I scared the team ably running the kitchen. :)
The house-made pasta was absolutely great. Lucky for me they made me a mini portion of two (the little agnolotti stuffed with a pork/beef mixture were AMAZING).
I finished with a gelato trio of mascarpone, pistachio and banana. Everything was really outstanding (surpassing my expectations which is always so great) and I will be back soon.
The service and the overall level of impressiveness among the staff was also noteworthy. Refreshingly great service that you would go back for again and again.
Thanks Eliot for your dedication and for bringing us a great new restaurant!
OH, and one other great thing was that I saw Robert Stempkowski and he said Urban Campfire should be back open within a week or two!!!! Can't wait!!
re: HomeCookKirsten
Just adding another "NOCA rules!" to the ever-growing list.
The tab can add up pretty fast but it's well worth it because the restaurant is using the finest products and creating amazing flavor combinations in creative ways. Service was as good as any I've had - silverware was switched out with every course, waters were constantly being topped off, our server was knowledgeable and everyone from the bussers to the coooks to the managers gave off a "I'm proud to be working here" vibe and all had serious attention to detail.
Two of us shared the cold corn soup with chorizo croquettes, ahi crudo, a Spanish ham starter special ($20, I think it was the famous jamon iberico de bellota but can't recall for certain. We had maybe an ounce of paper thin ham, it was really good and one of those "gotta try it" things.), paparedelle, agnolotti and the doughnut hole dessert. We also had a really good Maysora "Jamsheed" Pinot from Oregon ($45), a glass of that same Pinot and a glass of sauternes. Our total with tax and tip was $200. Not what we had set out to spend but we had no regrets, it was fantastic from start to finish.
The menu is so interesting that I want to try all new things next time but the one dish I don't think either of us will be able to resist is the agnolotti that HomeCookKirsten loved - really, really yummy.
re: hungryinaz
I wish the place would start doing a full-blown tasting menu ... maybe an 8 or 9 course one.
re: ipsedixit
I think the beauty of chowhound is that we know pretty quickly which restaurants/chefs (or in NOCA's case, investors) really value the opinions of the local foodies by implementing good ideas such as these...
I've been out of town since end of July, and won't be back til October. Tried to get in before I left, but sadly, NOCA wasn't open. I am SO excited to get in as soon as I get back..... thrilled to hear of the success.
re: ipsedixit
We are most certain to have tasting menus available soon. I wanted to get the staff up to speed before opening that door in order to make sure that our guests experience at the restaurant don't suffer.
Thank you -
Chris Curtiss
Chef of NOCA
p.s. the tuna crudo that hungryinaz had was Big Eye from Hawaii :)
re: norcal75
Great, thanks for the info Chris.
Can you give us a heads-up when the tasting menu is ready?
re: HomeCookKirsten
Yep, that was me! I don't have a whole lot to add, as I think all of the other posters have done a fabulous job reviewing the various items on the menu. My dining companion and I shared all of our plates, minus the appetizer because she doesn't like foie gras. Her loss!! It was amazing and I got it all to myself. My only regret was not saving any room for dessert - next time! I know that there are often out-of-town posters on the SW board who are coming to PHX for work and are looking for good places to dine solo - I think the Chef's Table/Bar that Kristen talked about above is a perfect recommendation.
re: Beaver Street
I am by nature cynical (its a flaw I know) and so when I see a place getting so much positive press I can't help but think that perhaps the hype is overdone. I frequently find myself going to places that have been hyped here and elsewhere only to think that they were only OK.
I was also at NOCA Friday night and if anything it exceeded the hype here. The food was wonderful but beyond the food the experience was amazing. The space looks great and the attentiveness of the staff from the busboys to the general manager was really appreciated. I also have to comment on the music selection which I thought really enhanced everything. Maybe its just me but hearing Otis Redding, the Allman Brothers and classic Blues Traveler in one night really made the experience memorable. We will be going back to NOCA frequently.
Love NOCA. Had a really enjoyable time and loved the food.
Seemed kind of an unusual location when we finally found it. But once inside just enjoyed everything start to finish.


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Depending on what type of metal can vary the cost too. There are two different kinds of metal: ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal. Ferrous metal is iron while non-ferrous metal is aluminum and copper. Non-ferrous scrap metal can be sold at a higher price than the ferrous scrap metal. If you don't know whether you have ferrous or non-ferrous, Marietta Recycling Center can determine the difference by using a magnet.
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yes you will recieve more money for metals that are seperated from non-mettalics. This is to include any types of non-ferrous. example- you will recieve more for a aluminum car wheel if you take off the wheel wieghts and any steel.
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Hey there Chowhounders,
I am taking my kids for a last minute trip to DC and need some help with restaurants, especially Sat night which is Valentines Day. We want to be able to eat out at a decent place without all the prefix Valentines hoopla. Any suggestions, we are Staying in Penn Quarter, but will be near Cap Hill in the late afternoon.
I also need some breakfast recs for Penn Quarter. Something healthy and not greasy preferred.
I have a res at Zaytinya for Monday night, but need a place to eat on Sunday night. My kids are great eaters - no kids meals are necessary - but I also don't like paying for $20 an entree for them either.
Any help is appreciated!!
re: keithdcil
Nando's Peri Peri is pretty casual and probably would be good for Saturday night. Then take the kids to Tangysweet (frozen yogurt) or Red Velvet Cupcakery for dessert! This is all right on the main strip at Gallery Place (Penn Quarter).
re: keithdcil
I 2nd these recommendations. There is also a Legal's Seafood in Penn Quarter (if you don't mind chains) and for really low-key, inexpensive food there is a California Tortilla, a local chain with yummy tacos, burrittos etc.( I personally am in love with the blackened chicken ceasar burritto. )
Matchbox and Clydes are both great recommendations. There is also a Matchbox in CH on 8th if you are there for lunch/dinner.
Teaism is great if you are in Penn Quarter for breakfast and Le Pain Quotidien on Penn Ave. in CH is great for breakfast or lunch.
Zaytinya is owned by the same chain that does Oyamel (mexican tapas) and Jaleo (spanish tapas) all good options in Penn Quarter but trust me you're going to spend upwards of 20 a person on this stuff. Each small dish ranges between 6-10 a piece and you'll want at least 2-3 per person. Zaytinya is a gorgeous space, very trendy.
If you're a foodie the above options will hit the spot without too much of a hit on your wallet.
Less glam, but reasonably priced and yummy options below
Matchbox=brick oven gourmet pizza, salads, amazing sliders. Expect an hour wait whenever you go. It's the best in the city. Albiet maybe not the healthiest.
Clydes, local chain but nice atmosphere and good american fare. sandwiches, burgers, entrees, salads sightly upscale.
Lucky Strike= upscale bowling alley with fun american food---mac and cheese balls, chicken tenders 5 ways, burgers and salads. Don't go sat night but early afternoons and Sunday night may be okay.
District Chop House=casual steakhouse.
Gordon Biersch=brewpub, national chain but in an old marble bank building
For Breakfast--Teaism, Brugers bagels
On the Hill--Belgas for mussels.
Hope this helps---it's a great 'hoood.
An idea for lunch or dinner in Capitol Hill (just a couple blocks from the Capitol building) is Good Stuff Eatery, which is a new local burger joint run by Spike Mendelson (from Top Chef Chicago). The burgers are very good, fries good, and I've heard the shakes are amazing, though I haven't tried one yet, as until this week it's been too cold for shakes. i was there a couple weeks ago on a Saturday around 5pm, and the place was full of families. I think burgers are around $8, but that could be off.
I echo the recs for Nando's Peri Peri and Tangysweet. I love Matchbox, basic food done well (and a decent selection of beers on tap), but the wait is usually an hour or so for dinner, and the only place to wait is the bar. If your gonna do Matchbox with kids plan to stop in, put your name in, and come back in an hour. Once you are seated I've always found service to be quick and attentive. For lunch on the weekends, the Indian place next to Peri Peri does a decent buffet. For good Chinese food in a bit of a dive, I highly recommend Chinatown Express at 6th and H, they make their own excellent noodles.
re: chaussonauxpommes
I second Matchbox and Teasim. In Penn Quarter, another good rec is Zengo for innovative, trendy Mexican/Asian fusion-lots of small plates.
Founding Farmers is great for kids and adults-but that is close to Georgetown-
I certainly think worth a metro ride if you are up for it. It is trendy and good for upscale comfort food. I recommended it recently on this sight to someone traveling with kids and they wrote back to say it was their favorite place in DC that they had tried while here. Central may be another good option, too.
It will be pretty hard to do a walk in to some of these restaurants mentioned on V-Day (and in your price range).
I would suggest Ella's, Nado's, Teaism, La Tosca one of the number of Chinese places in Chinatown area (use your discretion). You won't want to wait with kids for Matchbox. Too crazy and long (but good).
re: Jacey
I was also thinking La Tasca - yes it's a chain and not the most stellar or adventurous of tapas, but it's decent and will come under any of Andres' pricepoints, with a varied menu and not too crazy sound level. I have seen families there early (while I was there for just drinks and a nibble with co-workers).
Gordon Biersch is just so darn loud - same as their SF location.
yes - Teaism for a non-greasy breakfast.
Cap Hill Matchbox may have a shorter wait than the Franchise Town operation. also on 8 SE is Cafe 8 for casual Turkish mezze and pide - def. below $20 a head for kids. (4 adults with glass wine each came to about 80+tip)
re: hill food
I really dislike La Tasca. I have found the food totally mediocre on several occasions, and it's basically as expensive as Jaleo which has higher quality. (Although I don't really recommend the Penn Quarter Jaleo.) Other options suggested on this thread would be better IMO.
re: hamster
I agree. I've tried La Tasca a number of times, and it is nothing short of mediocre. There are other good options in the area---I wouldn't waste my money.
re: MiamiBeachMomma
I know it's not exactly healthy, but Five Guys is family friendly.
chinatown express or eat first for chinese
jaleo for tapas
dc chophouse for steaks, burgers
clydes for higher end "Friday's" like food
wok n roll for sushi/chinese
We are back from trip and I thought I'd report on the restaurants we visited for anyone needing future info.
Valentines Evening we ate at Tony Chengs - not the Mongolian Buffet - but upstairs with a regular Chinese menu. We only waited 15 minutes, but it was packed. Kids and hubby loved it - so big hit. We hit TangySweet and Red Velvet for dessert. Cupcakes were yummy - nothing spectacular - but husband was annoyed that each cupcake was 3.25. Tangy Sweet was delicious!! Love the pomegranate flavor.
Hit Teaism for breakfast - great concept - but thought it was mediocre. Oatmeal was yummy, homemade granola tasted burnt. Kids enjoyed french toast. Eggs were OK.
Also visited Chinatown Express for the Noodles that my kids were dying to check out as they saw the noodle guy in the window and thought it was soo cool. The kids loved the noodles with chicken. Hubby got sweet and sour chicken and didnt eat it. Dumplings were OK. I ordered noodles with veggies - I thought it was sooo oily and icky and couldn't eat it - I went back to TangySweet - more pomegranate yogurt for me!!
We also did a lunch at Nandos Peri Peri - kids enjoyed the chicken - hubby thought Pollo Tropical makes a better chicken.
Our absolute hands down favorite meal was Founding Farmers. Everything was delicious!! Hubby got chicken and waffles, kids got the sliders with mac & cheese, I got a salad and flat bread. We all enjoyed the cornbread app. I could have eaten there every day. maybe next trip I will!!
Never made it to Zaytinya - checked out the amazing space - but it really did not look like a place to take a pair of tired and possibly crabby kids - so we bailed.
We had a great trip !!! Its was high paced and lots of fun!!!
Thanks to all for suggestions!!
re: MiamiBeachMomma
Vindication! I think both Chinatown Express and Teaism (for breakfast) are WAY overrated and NOT to be recommended. Sorry you had some misses, but maybe someone else can learn from your experience.
re: MiamiBeachMomma
No one serves better Chicken than Pollo Tropical! I go to Pollo Tropical 3 times a week for dinner. The food is absolutely delicious and in my budget.


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Die Sabbati, 27 Novembris, 1647.
Bishops Lands.
Bayly discharged.
Bishops Lands.
Message from Lords.
Prisoners pardoned.
Answer to Lords.
Conference with Lords.
Pamphlet concerning Propositions.
Post Meridiem.
Seditious Pamphlets.
Propositions to the King.
COLONEL White reports from the Committee, the
Amendments to the Ordinance for Removal of Obstructions in the Sale of Bishops Lands, formerly presented
by the Contractors for the Sale of Bishops Lands, and
twice read, and committed: The which Amendments
make up almost a whole new Ordinance; there being
but one Clause left of the former committed Ordinance.
The said Amendments were twice read; and were assented unto. And
The Ordinance so amended, upon the Question, passed;
and is ordered to be sent unto the Lords for their Concurrence: And
Colonel White is appointed to carry it to the Lords.
A Proviso, to be added to this Ordinance, was read the
First and Second Time; and, upon the Question, rejected.
Resolved, &c. That Wm. Bayly be forthwith discharged
and dismissed.
Ordered, That Colonel White do, on Wednesday next,
proceed in his Report concerning the Removal of Obstructions in the Sale of Bishops Lands.
A Message from the Lords, by Dr. Heath and Dr.
There are many poor Prisoners, that have lain long
time in great Misery, in the Gaol at Northampton: The
Lords have made an Order for a Pardon unto them, according to the Names of them certified in the Certificates
annexed; in which they desire the Concurrence of this
The Lords desire, that this House will take some speedy
Course for the Settlement of a constant Pay for the Army;
that so the Country may be freed from Free Quarter.
The Order was read, and assented unto; viz.
Ordered, by the Lords and Commons, assembled in
Parliament, That Mr. Solicitor General draw a Pardon;
and that the Commissioners of the Great Seal do pass the
same under the Broad Seal; to such convicted Prisoners
in the Goal at Northampton, with are certified by the
Justices of Peace for the County of Northampton, in their
Certificates hereunto annexed; the one dated the Twelfth
of June 1646; the other dated the Seventeenth of
January 1645.
Answer returned by the same Messengers; That this
House had considered their Lordships Message, and do
agree to the Order for the Pardon of the Prisoners in
Northampton Gaol: They will send Answer to the rest
by Messengers of their own.
Resolved, &c. That, according to the Order Yesterday
made, the House do proceed in the Consideration of the
Report of the Conference Yesterday made.
Ordered, That the Debate of the Information given in,
concerning the Printing of a Pamphlet, intituled, "Propositions delivered by the Lords at a Conference with
the House of Commons, for a personal Treaty with the
King, &c." be taken up, so soon as the Consideration
of this Report shall be determined.
MR. Rigby, Mr. Challoner, Mr. Humfrey Edwards,
Mr. Whittacre, Mr. Miles Corbett, Mr. Thomas Hodges,
Colonel Venne, Colonel Bossevile, Mr. Weaver, Mr.
This Committee, or any Three of them, are to inquire
after the Licensers, Authors, Printers, and Publishers of
the Pamphlets, intituled, "Mercurius Elenchichus," "Mercurius Pragmaticus," or any other Pamphlet of the like
scandalous or seditious Nature; and all unlicensed Pamphlets; and to cause the Licensers, Authors, Printers, and
Publishers of such scandalous and seditious Pamphlets, and
of all unlicensed Pamphlets, to be apprehended and imprisoned till Report be made, and further Order taken
therein, by the House; and to seize all such seditious, and
scandalous Pamphlets, and unlicensed Pamphlets, whereever they can be found, and to cause them to be burnt;
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all Materials and Instruments of Printing: And have Power
to send for Parties, Witnesses, Papers, Records; and to
employ such Persons in these Services as they shall think
fit; and to meet when and where they please: And the
Care of this Business is more particularly referred to Mr.
Ordered, That, on Monday Morning next, Mr. Scawen,
do make report concerning the present Supply of Monies
for the Army.
The House proceeded in the Debate of the Report of
the Conference Yesterday had with the Lords.
The Question being put, For the House to agree with
the Lords in the Desires contained in their Paper delivered at the Conference Yesterday, concerning these Four
The House was divided.
The Yeas went forth.
So that the Question passed with the Affirmative.
Resolved, &c. That this House doth agree with the
Lords in the Desires, contained in their Paper delivered
at the Conference Yesterday, concerning these Four
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