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Getting the most out of RescueTime for your Quantified Self projectsPosted: May 8, 2014 Filed under: Self Tracking 2 Comments »
I'm pretty sad that I'll be missing the 2014 Quantified Self Europe Conference this weekend. From what I can tell of the lineup, it's going to be a great conference that's full of insights, sharing ideas, and learning about all the amazing ways that people are looking internally to understand themselves better. Seriously, if you're there, I'm jealous. Have a fantastic time. If not, and you've never been to a quantified self event, consider checking out a nearby meetup.
Not to mention Amsterdam looks absolutely amazing.
I suspect many people will come away from the conference energized and inspired for some new tracking projects, so I wanted to offer up a few tips for how to effectively make use of the data in your RescueTime account. Of course, we try to make the default reports as informative as possible, but here are some power-user moves that should help you dig a little deeper.
A number of these are premium features, but if you are on the free plan and would like to try them out, you can click here to upgrade at a 25% discount until the end of May.
1. Export your data to a spreadsheet.
Most of the reports can be exported to a .csv file (premium version only). This lets you bring them into your spreadsheet program / database / visualization engine of choice to do some further analysis or compare with other data sets. I used this extensively for a project I did last year comparing my sleep and physical activity levels to my time spent in email and software development.
Just look for the green "Export / Share" button underneath the graphs on the reports.
2. Use time filters to compare your time in different periods
One of the most straightforward explorations you can do is to see how your computer time looks like when you're working vs. when you're not. That's pretty easy to do with time filters in RescueTime. You can restrict your time in a given period to specific days ("weekends" for example), or specific times of day ("After lunch").
You can find the time filter controls on the date picker widget that is available on most reports. There are a few default time filters available for people on the free version of RescueTime. The premium version of RescueTime allows you to customize the filters and create new ones.
Some ideas to explore:
- How do my weekends differ from my weekdays?
- What types of activities do I spend more time on in the morning? what about the afternoon?
3. Use the RescueTime Data API
If you are comfortable with a scripting environment, you can request data from RescueTime programatically as JSON or CSV data. This can be great if you have already written another tool to consume data from another service.
The API is available to people on both the free and premium version of RescueTime, and will allow you to get the same data that you can find from most of the reports on the website.
Check out the API documentation to learn more.
4. If you are trying to use your data for behavior change, have a look at our integration with Beeminder.com
Beeminder is an interesting service. They allow you to state a goal that you'd like to stick to ("Less than 30 minutes a day on Reddit.com", for example), and they will track your progress for you and give you daily updates on how you are doing. But if you fail to stick to your goals, you will "derail", and getting back on track will cost you money. It's a form of commitment device and it can be a really helpful incentive if you have a habit that you would really like to break.
You can read more about Beeminder and RescueTime here.
5. To find correlations between your RescueTime data and other sources, use Zenobase
Zenobase.com is an analysis tool for personal time-series data. In other words, anything about you that can be expressed as data points that occurred at distinct points in time. I'm going to be honest, it has a learning curve, but once you get over it, you can do some really interesting things with it. You can do simple exploration of your data in ways that other services may not offer (for example, in RescueTime there's not a way to see a histogram of the time you spend per day, normalized to the nearest hour). You can also mash up several data sets and look for correlations.
Use RescueTime alerts and Zapier to automatically log milestones about your time in an online spreadsheet
RescueTime's alerts are highly configurable and can let you know when you have spent more than a specified amount of time in a productivity level (example: "all productive time"), a category (example: "design and composition"), a specific application (example: "microsoft word") or a website (example: "mail.google.com").
These alerts are delivered by an email or popup on your desktop, but they can also be used to log when the threshold for that activity was reached. You can connect your RescueTime account with Zapier.com and whenever an alert is triggered, you can insert a row in a Google Spreadsheet, or mark down the timestamp as an event on a calendar. Zapier has interfaces for a lot of applications, so you aren't limited to spreadsheets or calendars. There are many other places you can log your alert data as well.
Check out our integrations page to learn more.
Good luck with your tracking projects!
I hope these tips are helpful. If you're looking for some more inspiration on things you can do by tracking your time, check out these talks from past Quantified Self events. If you come up with some interesting insights based on your RescueTime data, let us know. I'd love to hear about them!
RescueTime alerts are now 280 times more awesome (thanks, Zapier!)Posted: May 8, 2014 Filed under: Product News, Workplace Productivity 2 Comments »
You can now use your RescueTime Alerts to automate your favorite web applications, thanks to our new integration with Zapier.com.
Say what? Probably easiest to show some examples. Here are a few things we've been doing around the RescueTime offices that illustrate some of what you can do with this integration.
1. Deliver alerts differently than the standard popup messages or emails
2. Automatically share time milestones as status reports
3. Log alerts as datapoints for future Quantified Self analysis
4. Poke fun at ourselves for going on workaholic binges while getting this integration done!
Zapier allows more than 280 web applications to speak to each other
Zapier is a web service that makes it easy for non-developers to connect their web applications together, saving time and improving productivity. They connect with over 280 different services, including several of the most popular project management and communication services, such as Basecamp, Asana, Podio, Yammer, iDoneThis, and HipChat to name a few.
How does this work?
When you connect your RescueTime account with Zapier, we will make a special feed of your alerts accessible to them. Then you can set up any of your alerts to trigger an action in Zapier. This can be used to log a block of time, send a status message, or add a note to a calendar. You can even send a humblebragging tweet about your horrible work-life imbalance. A more technical explanation can be found here.
How do I get started?
Alerts - and consequently the alerts API - are only available to RescueTime premium subscribers. But to make it easier to give them a try, we're offering premium subscriptions at 25% off the normal price until May 31, 2014. Click here to upgrade so you can get started.
First, make sure you have some alerts set up, then head on over to Zapier.com and start creating zaps. If you need any help, check this help document or open a support ticket with us and we'll be happy to help.
Let us know what you think, ok?
The great thing about Zapier is it puts you in control of your data without relying on us to do tedious one by one integrations. Play around with it. Have fun! Do amazing things! If you find something that's really working for you, please let us know so we can share the knowledge!
April updates: Compare mobile to desktop time, Alerts improvements, and auto-updates to the desktop app!Posted: April 26, 2014 Filed under: Product News Comments Off
We've pushed out a number of new things over the past week or so that we are pretty excited to share with you. Here is a brief rundown. We will have expanded posts about some of these features in the next few days.
New premium report – Compare your mobile, desktop, and offline time side-by-side.
If you are using our Android app, or you log a lot of offline time, you will have noticed that all that time gets combined with your desktop computer time in the reports. This is actually pretty convenient, because it allows you to see everything all at once. But it does tend to obscure some of the details about those different contexts. We just added a new report that will allow you to see your time coming from different inputs separately. (Personally I was a little shocked to see just how much time I spend looking at my phone each day.)
Updates to alerts
We made several improvements and additions to the RescueTime's alerts system.
More automatic FocusTime choices. After much feedback, we added more options to the automatic FocusTime site-blocking. Now you can set a longer interval for distracting websites to be blocked after an alert is triggered, or you can choose to have websites blocked for the entire rest of the day (requires the latest version of the application).
You can now create an alert for any individual website or application. You used to have to go through a pretty clunky process to create an alert for a specific website, now there is a link on the website or application's report page to create an alert. This allows you to get extremely specific with the alerts you create.
Power user trick – Automatically launch a url when an alert is triggered. If you create an alert with a custom message, and you include a url enclosed with backticks in the message, the url will be opened automatically when the alert triggers. I have an alert for when I've been really productive that tells me:
Long day today! Take a break and look at puppies! `http://www.reddit.com/r/aww`
This automatically opens up the /r/aww subreddit, and gives me a nice little moment of decompression (Looking at cute animals is proven to boost your productivity. Science says so!)
pssssst! Speaking of doing interesting automated things with alerts, we're working on a few integrations that we're really excited about, but they won't be ready for a few more days.
Desktop-application update improvements
We've overhauled the way the RescueTime application handles updates, and the new process is much smoother. New users are currently getting this functionality, and we'll be pushing out an update automatically in the next couple of days, and after that any future updates should be much less obtrusive than they currently are.
You can get the new version of the app now from the RescueTime download page.
The input sources report and RescueTime alerts are only available to premium subscribers. If you are on the free plan, you can learn more about upgrading to RescueTime premium here.
I hope you like these new features. There's a lot more on the way!
Some tips for safe web browsing in a post-Heartbleed internetPosted: April 12, 2014 Filed under: Lifehackin' Links, Workplace Productivity 1 Comment »
Over the past week, we have noticed many people (friends, family members, etc…) asking for general advice on things they can do to protect themselves from the recently revealed Heartbleed vulnerability. While a lot of the major work needs to be done by owners of individual websites, there are some more general security steps that you can take to minimize your risk. Most are not that difficult to set up, so you might as well go ahead and do them, especially now that security is probably fresh in your brain due to all the Heartbleed coverage.
If you use Chrome, install the Chromebleed extension.
This browser extension will give you an alert when you are on a secure site that appears to be vulnerable to the Heartbleed bug. The good news, as many websites have patched their servers, you should see very few alerts. If you do see an alert. Get off that website and come back later when they have had a chance to patch their servers.
Change passwords on sites that have given the all-clear
It's a good idea to change your passwords, but only for websites that have given the all-clear that they are no longer vulnerable to the bug. If a site hasn't patched their servers and you update your personal information, it doesn't do much good.
Use a password manager like LastPass
It's really hard (damn near impossible) to remember a unique password for every website you visit. Most people use a single password for many websites. A password manager shifts that burden out of your brain and into a piece of software, allowing you to remain secure while only remembering a single password.
Use two-factor authentication wherever possible
Two-factor authentication minimizes the risk of a password breach by forcing you to provide an extra piece of information when you log in. Usually this is a rotating security code that you read from an app, or an access code that will be sent to you via text message when you attempt to log in to a website. They are not very difficult to set up, and the security benefits are pretty great. If you haven't started using two factor authentication on websites that offer it, you really should think about it.
Many sites support two factor authentication. Here are links to set up two factor authentication for Google accounts, Facebook (look for "login approvals"), Twitter (look for the "login verification" options), Github, and Evernote. A much larger list of sites can be found here.
Review the applications you are connected to on major social media sites
It's likely that over the years you have built up many sites that have used a connection to one of your social media accounts. It's easy to forget about the random website that you connected with your Facebook account two years ago. You should review these applications and revoke any services that you are no longer using.
Here are links to see the connected applications for your Facebook, Twitter, and Google accounts.
Our Android app and Samsung's repeatedly regressing bugs in Accessibility ServicesPosted: April 11, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized Comments Off
Hello folks,
A number of you, especially international users, are affected by a very annoying bug in Samsung's build of the Android OS. The unfortunate situation is that this a Samsung bug, and not something we have the ability to do much about. This Samsung bug variously causes these behaviors:
- Installing RescueTime and enabling "website details" causes Text To Speech to be active. This one seems to be mostly solvable through ridiculously complicated systems settings changes.
- Installing RescueTime (and enabling website details?) causes misbehavior of certain alternate keyboards, especially Swype. Doesn't appear to be a solution to this yet.
Samsung has at certain times claimed to fix this bug, but it is as if they are using some stub code that contains the bug, and keep re-introducing it in different ways. The bug has to do (it seems) with Samsung incorrectly responding to other apps Accessibility settings, when they should not.
They seem to have introduced the bug in some revision 4.1, then sort-of fixed it in some iterations 4.2, then re-introduced it in other ways in 4.2.1, at this point it is hard to know which Samsung devices have the issue. Galaxy 3 seems to be the biggest offender.
Here is a comprehensive discussion of other app developers hoping to get Samsung to do something about it:
and another thread: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23105
and another about keyboards: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1924208
For users with the TTS and Talkback problem: from what we hear from users if you go to your phone's system Settings -> App -> All and disable BOTH Google TTS Engine AND Samsung TTS Engine, the spoken text problem should go away.
For users with the Swype and other keyboard problems, we are still looking at recommendations, and will update here. Some users may have success by simply switching the RescueTime Accessibility Service to OFF under system Settings -> Accessibility -> Services -> RescueTime (switch to OFF).
Our current plan of action is to add a feature that detects if you are on Samsung devices, and if you select web site details, give you a warning and a link to this post.
RescueTime handling of Heartbleed SSL bugPosted: April 9, 2014 Filed under: feature, Product News Comments Off
This week, a security vulnerability known as the Heartbleed bug was discovered to be affecting major websites across the internet. RescueTime's servers have been updated to address this issue.
All requests to RescueTime use SSL (HTTPS). All requests are terminated by Amazon using their Elastic Load Balancing Service. This service was patched to eliminate the Heartbleed bug on April 8th. This means users are currently protect against leakage resulting from this bug.
Additionally, as of April 9 all RescueTime server systems have been patched for the bug, or have been identified as not vulnerable. This is more a precaution than requirement since users do not directly connect to any RescueTime servers.
RescueTime is in the process of updating all passwords used in the administration of the service as the dependent services themselves are updated to protect against the bug, e.g. when the site service we use announces they are patched, we then update the password.
However, for further guarantee of security RescueTime will also update its server SSL certificates used in HTTPS and other privileged resources over the next week. We will make a second update when that is complete.
What should you do at this point?
It is now safe to change your password on www.rescuetime.com. You may also want to read our list of general steps you can take to browse the web safely while other websites are responding to the Heartbleed vulnerability.
See how your day is shaping up with RescueTime Day TimersPosted: February 12, 2014 Filed under: Product News, Self Tracking Comments Off
One of the cool, helpful new features on RescueTime's new website is the availability of Day Timers. Users can activate a timer to give themselves a stand-alone, heads-up display of cumulative logged time and their current productivity ranking for the day. This appears in the form of a re-sizeable browser window. Personally, I activate the timer and then put the window in back of the other browser tabs and application windows I am using. I use this timer to keep track of my work time for the day and check in periodically to see where I am. I find that this provides both confirmation of work done and motivation to reach my daily goal. I also use the timer to schedule breaks, taking some time after every hour of completed work for coffee, other tasks, or a short walk. This keeps my mind fresh throughout the day. One additional way of using Day Timers is to keep track of time spent on particular activities. If you are looking at an activity in your reports and activate a timer, it will show cumulative time spent on that specific application or website. This is a good way to monitor use and be aware of how close you are coming to your positive and negative productivity goals. It is often surprising to me how my experience of time spent on something differs from actual time spent.
How to use Day Timers
Timers can be opened from any report, just look for the green button that says "Day Timer". You can create timers for applications, categories, productivity levels, or goals. The timers will update continuously throughout the day, so you can just leave them open in a spare corner of your screen or a second monitor and watch your time add up.
We've been using these timers internally for several months, and we've gotten some great feedback from some of our users (thanks to Joos Buijs in particular!). Check them out, and let us know what you think!


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King's X Scout Bar May 18, 2013 When I spotted a poster advertising Saturday's King's X gig at Scout Bar a few weeks back, it was kind of a relief. The news coming out of the celebrated Houston band's camp hasn't been the greatest recently. Last year, drummer Jerry Gaskill suffered a major heart at ... More >>
Jeezy Arena Theatre, May 17 A self-proclaimed hustler on the mike, the Atlanta rapper known as Young Jeezy has grown up quite a bit since his 2001 debut album dropped under the name Lil J. Rising through the ranks via his several independently released Dirty South mixtapes, he's now sittin' pretty ... More >>
"My house in Texas is a really great thing," DUg Pinnick says, King's X bassist/singer. "So I don't want to get rid of it." Pinnick now lives in Los Angeles, he says, "to further my career." At 62 years old this year, he's got the energy and ambition of a man one-third his age. He's been in L.A. fo ... More >>
Rocks Off readers of a certain age will fondly remember Jerry Gaskill as the drummer from pioneering proto-grunge/metal band King's X. Perhaps many of you, like us, even had tickets to trio's show earlier this year at Warehouse Live that was cancelled after Gaskill had a heart attack. More bad news ... More >>
Rewind: King's X Drummer Jerry Gaskill Has Heart Attack King's X Marks The Spot: Three Bands Spawned by Houston's Hard-Rock Power Trio Houston progressive hard-rock band King's X will return to the road this fall, its first tour since drummer Jerry Gaskill suffered a heart attack in February, the ... More >>
As many local music fans and members of the hard-rock/metal scene, King's X drummer Jerry Gaskill had a heart attack Saturday. Fortunately, according to bandmate DUg Pinnick, he seems to be responding to treatment and the prognosis appears to be good for the founding member of Houston's third most-r ... More >>
Jerry Gaskill, drummer and vocalist for Houston progressive hard rock band King's X, had a heart attack Saturday night, according to a Facebook post by his bandmate DUg Pinnick: Jerry had a heart attack last night. He was operated on and is in stable condition at the hospital. Were all waiti ... More >>
Photos by Chris Gray King's X has to be one of the great mysteries of rock music from the past two decades or so. Caught in the teeth of the social transition between hair-metal and grunge, the Houston trio - the same lineup of Doug Pinnick (bass/vocals), Ty Tabor (guitar) and Jerry Gaskill (drums) ... More >>
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Casta Line Trout Farm Fishing Trip
Join us for a day of fishing at Casta Line Trout farm in Goshen VA. This trout farm is a great place for children to catch their first fish as well as an opportunity to CATCH a LOT of FISH. Pack a lunch and enjoy a picnic around the trout pond as you fish. Kids can take a break and ride the trout train. No fishing license required and no limit to how many you can catch. Participants must keep what they catch. Please bring money to pay Casta Line Trout Farm for the fish you catch that day. The price is $4/lb. and cost includes cleaning your catch. You are responsible for bringing your own fishing gear, cooler, and bait. Bringing a folding camping chair is recommended and there are a few benches around the pond. Space limited! Saturday, September 27. Depart GHPG at 8:45am, Return around 2:30pm. Price: $9 (includes transportation only). Register by: September 19
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Let's venture to Southwest Virginia to experience two shopping malls in one day. Valley View has a variety of stores such as Old Navy, Motherhood Maternity and New York & Company. We'll then end the day with a trip to Tanglewood Mall to visit stores such as Evolve, TJ Maxx and Barnes and Noble. Shop till you drop! Saturday, November 1. Depart GHPG at 8am, Return around 8pm. Price: $26 (includes transportation) Register by: October 27
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This show has four exhibition buildings filled with fabulous unique gifts for everyone on your list! A beautiful holiday marketplace with 500 juried exclusive exhibitors and more than 100 new exhibitors only seen at the Bizarre Bazaar. Saturday, Date: December 6. Depart GHPG at 9am, Return around 6pm. Price: $28. (Includes transportation & admission). Register by: November 21


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Two emotions are running high at Dorchester Park on the south side of Colorado Springs -- anger and anxiety.
Homeless people who call the park home are upset that they are not able to use the bathrooms since they've been locked for years with no signs of re-opening.
They've also heard rumors that the pavilion many of them hang out under will be torn down. It is the only protection for many of them from the elements.
They say the garbage and cigarette butts that litter the playground are driving away families from the playground. Yet, it's the only home many of them know.
"I've met more nice people here that are homeless than I've met in my whole life," says Ruth Frazee, who's called the park home for 2.5 months. "These people are like family; they've treated me really good."
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Title: English IPA/ESB
Author: Thunder Chicken
Brew Method: Partial Mash
Style Name: Extra Special/Strong Bitter (ESB)
Boil Time: 60 min
Batch Size: 2.5 gallons (fermentor volume)
Boil Size: 1.5 gallons
Efficiency: 70% (brew house)
Original Gravity: 1.060
Final Gravity: 1.017
ABV (standard): 5.72%
IBU (tinseth): 36.09
SRM (morey): 9.69
0.5 lb - United Kingdom - Crystal 50L (12.5%)
0.5 lb - United Kingdom - Pale 2-Row (12.5%)
3 lb - Dry Malt Extract - Light (75%)
0.5 oz - Fuggles for 45 min, Type: Pellet, Use: Boil (AA 4.8, IBU: 10.61)
0.5 oz - Kent Goldings for 45 min, Type: Pellet, Use: Boil (AA 5.8, IBU: 12.82)
0.5 oz - Fuggles for 15 min, Type: Pellet, Use: Boil (AA 4.8, IBU: 5.73)
0.5 oz - Kent Goldings for 15 min, Type: Pellet, Use: Boil (AA 5.8, IBU: 6.93)
1) Infusion, Temp: 153 F, Time: 30 min, Amount: 6 qt
I've read in several places that lots of Crystal is bad, but no one quantifies how much is "lots" or why in particular it is bad. My understanding is that it is what contributes a lot of the color and head-forming proteins.
So how much Crystal is too much and what problems does it cause?
I wouldn't go over about 10% for an English IPA. It makes the beer too sweet, and cloyingly so in large amounts. I tend to use more like 5-7% when I want too use crystal, but some like more.
I personally don't like to put in much more than 5% myself. I think much over that starts to dominate the flavor pretty quickly. Just my opinion
OK then, I probably want to scale that back a bit as I'm not looking to make malt soda. So that would tend to push it into more a brown ale sort of beer?
What does 2-row do for the beer with regard to flavor, body, etc.?
Does using a higher attenuation yeast like Nottingham help knock down the crystal sweetness, or is there a flavor element to crystal that is independent of the sugar in the malt?
Crystal malts add unfermentable sugars (dextrins) which contribute to body and residual sweetness. A higher AA yeast will dry out the beer, but it still won't be able to ferment the dextrins from crystal.
Also, 2-row is a base malt and needs to be mashed. So you don't want to steep it unless you want a starchy/cloudy beer.
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I used 12.9% C-40 in my Fashionably Late PA (hop-bursted) and it's fantastic. Of course, my mashing technique yields a highly fermentable wort and the beer comes out very dry. Still, I rarely have issues with cloying taste.
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Well, I already pulled the trigger on this batch and steeped all the grains including the two-row. So from what you are telling me steeping probably extracted starches from the two-row but probably didn't do such a hot job of converting them to sugars?
It may not be fatal in this batch since most of the sugar comes from DME and crystal. My OG was on target, slightly high actually. So I may wind up with a sweetish, malty, starchy beer. Oh well, beer happens. This is my first non-kit recipe and I'm learning a lot.


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Writer-director Malcolm Lee may have a first feature in theaters, the wedding-centric The Best Man, but it seems people are as interested in discussing elder cousin Spike Lee (whose company Forty Acres and a Mule produced the movie) as they are his budding film career. As Lee the younger sees it, "The only comparison between me and Spike is that we're both black, we both wear glasses, and we're both Knicks fans." He then does a rather un-Spike-like thing to prove it, i.e., break into song.
"Do I want to be like Spike?" croons Malcolm to the tune of the old Jordan Inc. jingle. "No, not at all." But the Spike connection isn't that easy to brush off. Like many an impressionable young black man, Malcolm only decided he wanted to make movies after She's Gotta Have It changed his world. "Spike was living with my family when he was in film school. I was about 13 or so and when he actually broke out with She's Gotta Have It, it made being a filmmaker an attainable goal."
Malcolm didn't attend graduate film school à la Spike, moving up instead through the ranks of Forty Acres and a Mule. There were a series of stints as a PA on various Spike Lee Joints, and then the grown-up title of assistant to the director on Clockers ("like a year of film school packed in one summer"), culminating with a minority screenwriting fellowship at Disney, a program thatlike many black toeholds in Hollywooddidn't exist in the preShe's Gotta Have It era.
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We once again welcome the Hindu thanksgiving festival of Diwali and join in with people of all ages, from many different backgrounds around the world in ceremonies and celebrations.
Also known as the "Festival of Lights", the ancient Hindu festival signifies the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, and hope over despair. The festival is celebrated with lightings, crackers, colourful rangoli making, social gatherings and the sharing of sweets with loved ones.
Bombay Brasserie will provide a sumptuous setting for an unforgettable Diwali with a five-course lavish fine dining Diwali taste menu on offer.
The menu begins with an appetizer of lentil dumplings 'Bhallas' topped with yoghurt and mango chutney, a speciality from the streets of Old Delhi. The menu continues with a roasted yellow corn soup with turmeric popcorn as well as a tandoori-style ocean catch of Norwegian salmon or dill herb & garlic prawns.
A range of main course meals include: 'Karoo' Lamb cubes simmered in a delicate saffron curry; 'Chicken Tikka Masala' with vinegar shallots; sautéed spinach with golden fried garlic; and finally black lentils & kidney beans simmered overnight. An accompaniment of basmati rice and naan breads are also available throughout the main course.
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The Diwali Tasting Menu at the Bombay Brasserie will be available from the 20th until the 25th of October 2014 from 18h30 until 22h00 and is priced at R495 per person and R750 when paired with proudly South African wines. Complimentary Diwali sweets and Diwali décor will be on display in the Jiva Spa and Lobby Lounge.
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On the 18th of September, the much anticipated 3rd annual SATOA awards celebrated the 'Best of the Best' as nominated and voted by these member and travel industry partners with judging independent of SATOA. Of the eight categories in this year's contested competition, the award winners all represented the pinnacle of service excellence in recognition of the outstanding achievements made by the very best in Southern Africa travel.
Taj Cape Town is proud to have secured top honours against a competitive field after winning the award for the Best Hotel over 20 rooms at the Award Ceremony held in London. This prestigious award is a fine addition to the Hotel's growing list of accolades and a shining example of the Hotel's stellar performance on the international stage.
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Born-Again Brethren in Christ: Weeks #14 and 15 — Too Much To Do
My fourteenth and fifteenth updates as I seek to write a publication-worthy article on the Brethren in Christ and American Evangelicalism.
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Some thoughts on Pietism and Christian higher education, courtesy of Bethel University prof (and Pietist Schoolman blogger) Chris Gehrz.
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Today's Photo Friday offers another preview of my forthcoming biography of Brethren in Christ theologian and church historian Luke L. Keefer Jr.
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Education Pioneer Ernest L. Boyer Remembered in New Memoir
Kay Boyer, author of a new memoir about her life with husband Ernest L. Boyer Sr., honored at a book reception on the campus of Messiah College.
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A St. Johns County convict transferred to the Duval County jail to face burglary and weapons charges was overlooked in the system for more than a year an appeals court ruled the charges should be dropped because the state violated his right to a speedy trial.
Richard Scott Hill pleaded no contest in 2011 to a series of burglaries in St. Johns County and was sentenced to five years in prison. He was then transferred to Duval County, where he sat in jail for a year without being assigned a lawyer or having any hearing in his case to to an unexplained series of miscommunications.
After a year, Hill filed his own petition with the First District Court of Appeals, which agreed with his claim that his rights were violated and dismissed the Duval County charges.
Hill goes before a judge next week to find out if the the state will appeal the appeals' court order. He remains in custody as still will have to serve the remaining St. Johns County sentence.
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I was invited to a media preview breakfast for the opening of the newest Maison Kayser on the Upper West Side, hosted by Eric Kayser himself!
I was invited to a media preview breakfast for the opening of the newest Maison Kayser on the Upper West Side, hosted by Eric Kayser himself!
Last night, I was invited to one of the most beautifully curated food and wine events. Tarallucci e Vino and Oddero Vineyards from Piemonte indulged us with a most marvelous evening of Barolo, Barbaresco & Truffles.
Tarallucci e Vino Events and Home Studio Inc. threw quite a bash last night at one of their several event spaces. Located in the heart of the Flatiron district, bang opposite ABC carpet and home and just around the corner from their popular restaurant Tarallucci e Vino, this space is perfect for any occasion.
Disclaimer: I was invited as a guest to this event for a complimentary tasting. All opinions expressed in this post are my own.
Disclaimer: I was invited as a guest to this establishment for a complimentary event. All opinions expressed in this post are my own.
Disclaimer: I was invited as a guest to this establishment for a complimentary meal. All opinions expressed in this post are my own.
Last night I was invited by Tabélog to attend 'Nipponista', an event hosted by Isetan, the largest department store in Japan. Nipponista is part of a Japanese project called 'Cool Japan' and was created to transmit Japanese fashion, art and food information throughout the world.
It's the most wonderful time of the year and the Holiday Markets of New York City are here and in good cheer.
These markets set in outdoor and indoor spaces transform the landscape into a winter wonderful gifts and goodies.
I love trolling through interesting booths of beautiful artisan wares that are truly delightful and supporting small local artists.
Day two of the Holiday Hosting Party at the Kenmore Bloggers Summit 2013 began with two of my new blogger pals Marina and Beeb, who were just as crazy as me and wanted to walk the city at dawn to get some sights in! It was truly a beautiful way to experience the city in its early light and quietude.
After a quick breakfast we all headed back to the Kenmore Studio where an action packed day awaited. Little did we know how much fun was in store for us.
How cool to be invited as a guest by Kenmore to its Annual Bloggers Summit in the great city of Chicago.
Here I am departing from NYC…..I'm off to the windy city everyone!!
I was invited to a Bloggers Night at the new Cook & Go Culinary Studio in Chelsea.
The place to be on Saturday, Sept. 28th, was Tang's Natural NYC Dumpling Festival at Sara D. Roosevelt Park in Manhattan's Lower East Side
I was invited as press to witness and taste a large array of dumplings from various cultures around the world.
I spent this past Sunday at a really cool event hosted by Tastemade & Food 52.
The event was at the Food 52 headquarters, which is such an awesome space – a perfect congregation site for fervent foodies such as myself. It really embodies it mission of "bringing cooks/ foodies together from all over to exchange recipes and ideas and to support each other in the kitchen"
How would you like to sink your teeth into one of these luscious macarons from Sucré?
Don't they look irresistible? Well here's your chance to receive one of these for free.
I'm doing a giveaway on my blog where one lucky winner will receive a box of Sucré's signature macaron collection.
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I was invited as press to an intimate cooking event with "Top Chef" alum Leah Cohen of NYC's Pig and Khao.
It was hosted at the Samsung House, a custom-designed and beautifully appointed home featuring all of Samsung's new home appliance innovations. Samsung House, opens it's doors for one inspiring week in the heart of New York City's SoHo neighborhood.
I was invited to a wonderful press event hosted by Casa Vinicola Zonin which is one of Italy's largest privately owned wine producers.
There was more than just aircrafts and space shuttles to experience at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum last night.
Pier 86 was pulsating with colorful food trucks, fervent foodies and a general mood of revelery as everyone was having the time of their life at The Village Voice Choice Streets – The Second Annual Food Truck Event.
This event was a one-stop shop to sample offerings from over 25 of the most popular food trucks in New York City. I was thrilled to represent Voice Places where any of you can review places and experiences. Do check it out at http://www.voiceplaces.com/new-york/
I was invited to a media event at the MPE Penthouse last night, where the Kenmore brand celebrated its 100th Anniversary.
All the food action was at the 69th Armory last night where the Village Voice held its 6th Annual Choice Eats Tasting Event.
The space was crammed with googly eyed foodies hankering for yummy eats from over 90 restaurants which have been hand picked by food critics Robert Sietsema and Tejal Rao.
Oh what a night!
This past week on Wednesday, February 20th, 2013, I was invited to cover a progressive dinner party hosted by ELLE DECOR, House Beautiful, VERANDA and Jenn-Air at the Hearst's Designer Visions show house featuring three stunning apartments in Tribeca.
Celebrity Chef Alex Hitz, House Beautiful's new food contributor and author of best-selling cookbook My Beverly Hills Kitchen, prepared a fabulous three-course dinner on state of the art Jenn-Air appliances.
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I was invited to cover an exclusive tasting event showcasing the upcoming launch of The Fresh Fanatic Bakery by Chef Michael Allen. The event was held at the B3 Lounge at Body By Brooklyn, showcasing desserts by famed Pastry Chef Michael Allen and Thanksgiving accented foods catered by The Fresh Fanatic Market and Café. Read the rest of this entry
Last night, I was invited to attend a media reception organized to celebrate the opening of The Holiday Shops at Bryant Park.
Every holiday season, Bryant Park is transformed into a vibrant hubbub of activity. This tree-lined space comes alive with twinkling lights, a skating rink and unique vendor booths. This holiday fair features more than 120 artisans and merchants selling one-of-a-kind merchandise that promises to make for exciting holiday gifts.
The Lower East Side was really hopping today with New York Magazines Grub Street Food Festival at the Hester Street Fair. This food festival offered up a smorgasbord of some 70-plus-food vendors who were selling everything from lobster rolls to lollipop cupcakes.
Along with all the great food there were some amazing vendors selling their merchandise. Of course my very favorite booth was Pages of My Life Journal , where we were selling our beautiful gratitude journals for women and children.
It's that most wonderful time of the year – well for foodies at least.
The Village Voice held its 4th Annual Tasting Event – The Choice Eats at the 69th Armory today and of course I was there.


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Bistro West - Carlsbad
- Address:
4960 Avenida Encinas
Carlsbad, CA 92008Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Bistro West - Carlsbad
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.bistrowest.com/
- Phone: (760) 930-8008
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:30am *- 3:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 3:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:30pm - 10:00pm; Sunday Brunch: 10:00am - 1:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food, Californian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Jeff Campagna
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Bistro West has options for your next catered affair. Provide us with a budget and details and let us do the work.
Contact Paula Green at 760-930-8008 for information...
- Special Events: November 3rd
Visit us at the Carlsbad Street Fair
November 21, 2013
Beaujolais Nouveau Celebration
November 28th
Closed for Thanksgiving
Closed for Private Event Wednesday December 4, 2013
December 5th
Celebrate the Holidays at West Village, enjoy food & spirits along with Santa, Mrs. Claus and the Elves
December 24th- Christmas Eve
Serving a Full Menu, Make Bistro West your Family Holiday Tradition
December 25th
Closed Christmas Day
Getting there
- Cross Street: Cannon and I-5
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Bistro West offers both valet and self-parking. Self-parking is available in the private lot surrounding the restaurant and in the underground parking lot beneath West Inn & Suites, accessed through the driveway at the north end of the property. There is plenty of handicap parking directly in front of the restaurant. Valet parking stand is in front of West Steak and Seafood, 75 feet from the Bistro entrance.
A word from Bistro West - Carlsbad
At Bistro West we're inspired by freshness and quality. Our new menu includes "The Classics", and reflects the creativity of our Chefs who plant, harvest and create a seasonally-evolving menu from their own three acre farm.Continued
With a passion for creating the perfect bite, utilizing only top quality ingredients that are fresh daily, Executive Chef Eugenio Martignago and Chef Jason Connolly combine an authentic
farm-to-table approach with classic French and Italian influences.
"The Classics", feature the local favorites such as Filet Mignon Beef Stroganoff and Chicken Pot Pie in addition to hand-made pizzas, pastas, and burgers; everything on the menu is made from scratch while keeping the principles of sustainability top of mind.
At Bistro West, we're dedicated to providing you with "real food"; served in a casual and lively atmosphere. Our desire is that you join us often to experience what's new at every season!
With a passion for creating the perfect bite, utilizing only top quality ingredients that are fresh daily, Executive Chef Eugenio Martignago and Chef Jason Connolly combine an authentic
farm-to-table approach with classic French and Italian influences.
"The Classics", feature the local favorites such as Filet Mignon Beef Stroganoff and Chicken Pot Pie in addition to hand-made pizzas, pastas, and burgers; everything on the menu is made from scratch while keeping the principles of sustainability top of mind.
At Bistro West, we're dedicated to providing you with "real food"; served in a casual and lively atmosphere. Our desire is that you join us often to experience what's new at every season!
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Bistro West - Carlsbad reviews from OpenTable diners
107 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (44)fit for foodies (42)good for groups (41)great for lunch (33)special occasion (32)kid-friendly (29)notable wine list (27)romantic (17)vibrant bar scene (16)great for brunch (9)great for outdoor dining (8)hot spot (6)late-night find (6)Show More
- Continued Great Dining ExperienceEstevistaDined on 11/21/2014We have eaten here for years and the experience is always exceptional. Pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff, great food. A romantic diner for two, a group of friends or an early diner with the family and kids is very enjoyable. Menu is exceptional with vegetables from their own organic garden, fresh fish and pasta, steaks, pizzas and burgers . . .all good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- enjoyablefoodDined on 11/16/2014we have been there so many times. Food is great and so is the service, environment, and any other aspect pertaining to it. You can find your order for the price range of $20 or less, buffalo wings is divine, always ask for hamburger of the month, the chances are you will be thrilled:) their salads are great and they grow everything in their garden:)))))))))))))) so it is fresh, just go and enojy, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Downhill slide...pverduVIPDined on 11/15/2014This place used to be pretty good but has gone seriously downhill. I ordered a salad with salmon. Half the ingredients were missing but the cook must have thought piling on bleu cheese was going to cover up the fact. Yuck. The salmon on top was overcooked and extremely oily. My husband ordered the Ahi tuna salad and he said it was like the cook opened the cupboard and randomly put what he had on the plate. Weird combination of flavors. Not cool It was lunch time on a weekend and there was no one else in the bar area that used to be jam packed on weekends. The staff wandered around the room like zombies in a "B" movie looking for something to do. The best thing about the experience was the bus boy who was efficient but seriously who goes to a restaurant because their plates get cleared the moment you put your fork down? So Bistro West...you go into the penalty box for a while.
- great food, great serviceRachelDined on 11/14/2014This is our go-to dinner spot when we are looking for a place where we know we'll get consistently good food and good service. They always slightly change up the menu so there's always something new to try, but everything has been so good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and ambiance for a special lunchSusan1484VIPDined on 11/13/2014I always enjoy the time I spend here. They take the time to know you, your preferences, greet you with warmth and serve a good meal. I have a special 'booth' I like to bring clients to for the quiet to talk and they never forget that spot when I arrive. It makes professional dealings so much better to have a nice venue, good food , as well as to be heard and the bonus is to then conduct a business meeting over a pleasant meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Farm to table freshnessOffMenuVIPDined on 11/11/2014We enjoy discovering the burger of the month and this month it is appropriately turkey themed and it was delicious. The chef creates interesting and appealing dishes from seasonal vegetables. We haven't been disappointed and always get a nice amount of food and the price is very fair.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Didn't love itDtuckerDined on 11/9/2014This restaurant was kinda weird. We walked in to a very quiet and non busy restaurant. 3 cute hostesses starred at us like "what do you want.?" Very unfriendly and uninviting. Food was pretty good. Service was slow. Screaming kids at several tables. I specifically told them it was my wife's birthday on the reservation. Nothing. Paid out and left. Blah. Won't be back. Better options in Carlsbad.Special Features:
- DisappointingCos1Dined on 11/6/2014We were very disappointed in many things at Bistro West from the moment we arrived when we had to wait for the three women at the front deskto finish their conversation to the moment we left. The dining room was very noisy with a few out of control children. Our server was not very attentive. We had drinks and ordered our dinner. The main course arrived before anyone at the table had finished their salad. My entree was the short rib of beef. It was very fatty and the root vegetables although diced were still not cooked all the way through. This is the second time that I have dined at Bistro West and although the first visit was disappointing as well, I decided to give it a second chance. I will not be back.Special Features:
- DisappointedSusieDined on 11/2/2014The service was excellent, but the food not so much. My soup was lukewarm and my meal was greasy. None of us cared for the food.
- A great findTheaDined on 11/1/2014We just moved to the area and are exploring restaurants. Bistro West was perfect. We went there for lunch with friends. The food was delicious and the service was impeccable. Both of us ladies got the veggie sandwich, which had perfectly done veggies on delicious chibatta bread. Next time I'll be sure to try the Chinese chicken salad -it looked wonderful and was stated as such. We'll definitely be back. Also, I heard the steak house next door called Bistro has a nenowned chef so dinner next time!Special Features:
- Normally quite good but not todayShewhoDined on 10/31/2014A pizza arrived soggy in the center and my hamburger was just OK. It was Halloween so many servers were dressed up but the place was just not up to it's usual wonderful self.Special Features:
- Great Local SpotHungryInOceansideDined on 10/29/2014Good restaurants are hard to find in Oceanside, but just down the road in Carlsbad is Bistro West. It's not cheap, but it has good food, an upscale but casual dining room, a well stocked bar that I cannot comment on, and a varied menu. You can get a pizza or a burger or go for one of the pricier item, like a $27 steak, if you want an upscale meal, and the food is good. It's just the right combination of casual but tasteful. The manager came to our table to make sure we were satisfied with our experience. We were.Special Features:
- The best beef stroganoffTMeltDined on 10/27/2014I had a recommendation for Bistro West the last time I was in Carslbad, and I didn't make it on that visit, so I decided to give it a try on my latest trip. I'm glad I did -- I had the best beef stroganoff! I went on a Monday, and it was 1/2 price on bottles of wine, so I got one, and enjoyed it for the rest of my week's stay in Carlsbad. Nice dining area, and my waiter was knowledgeable and able to answer the questions I had. I'd go back again.Special Features:
- Disappointedkm0628VIPDined on 10/18/2014This is the 2nd time we've been to the Bistro and will be our last. We absolutely love West's main steakhouse across the parking lot and its amazing that the quality of experience can be so different less than 200 feet apart from one another. The cocktail list is out of date and the drinks as they are described are not how they are served- missing ingredients. The food is decent tasting but the servers know nothing and ours imparticular didnt have a moment to spare before rushing us through our order (after making us wait 15-20 mins after initially sitting down and attempting to order cocktails. West Steak and Seafood is the way to go - the bistro isn't worth the $5-$10 less a dish you'd pay to compromise 100% on service and ambiance.
- Enjoy a good meal here - anytimeSusan1484VIPDined on 10/16/2014Always love to come back for a meal here, but beware the menu has/is changing for the salad selections. No longer half portions for some of the favorite salads, the seared ahi, cobb, etc. Menu changes are in the works. Food is always decent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice restaurant, good for date.foodie4lifeDined on 10/12/2014Good food and nice ambiance makes this restaurant a good place to out on a date.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful Fresh FoodTheMermaidDined on 10/12/2014Met friends for lunch on a recommendation. None of us had been here before. Great service, ambiance, and food. We all had different salads, including one off the gluten-free menu. A farm-to-table restaurant, it was so tasty, and well presented. The portions seemed to vary, though. I had a generous salad, and didn't need more. My husband wondered where the olives and anchovies were in his Greek salad. There was one anchovy and just a couple of olives. The Chinese chicken salad was huge and got polished off, so I think it was very tasty as well. The staff was attentive and responsive. Building is airy and very clean, while being warm and inviting. All in all, we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great Ambience but food was OKPapergirlDined on 10/10/2014Their appetizers are wonderful...we had the ahi and it was great. Our food, not so much. Very over-salted. My steak salad was served on a large piece of pita which was strange. Husband's burger was not bad but stroganoff was just good.Special Features:
- Great foodOceanloverDined on 10/9/2014The staff is great..the food is great..the ambiance is great!! We've had several things on the menu and we have never been disappointed. Casual, quality dining! If you're looking for quiet and romantic, this isn't it. There are tv's showing sports in the dining room and it can get pretty loud but everything else makes up for it. If you want romance, West Steakhouse next door is perfect!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceNorthCountyCoastalDined on 10/6/2014Bistro West is always a great place to dine. Excellent food, excellent service - thanks Reggie!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Avoid the pasta disheslocalresidentDined on 10/3/2014I had been to the Bistro West for a group lunch in the past and really enjoyed it. However, my recent dinner experience was disappointing. I ordered the West Farm Ravioli. It was dry and tough and was not prepared fresh. We did order the recommended calamari appetizer. It was very good and my husband ordered the fish special of the day (hawaiian bass) and he enjoyed it. The service was very good. When we first arrived the music was rather loud but was turned down upon my request. I am not usually a picky person, so the food has to be pretty bad for me to give this a poor review. I should have said something but did not want to spoil the evening for the others at my table. Avoid the pasta dishes.
- Not our first visit & not our last!luv3dineDined on 9/28/2014Bistro West has a very good menu with lots of choices. The mushroom ravioli with scallops was wonderful. My husband is a fan of meatloaf and he loves the meatloaf here. If you're having dessert, try the bread pudding -- it's outstanding! The service was very good. Eat here once and you'll want to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptional bistroOpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 9/22/2014The staff is very knowledgeable and accommodating. The food is excellent and there is something for everyone on the menu. I absolutely love that they use fresh produce grown in their very own garden!Special Features:
- Excellent!RaquelVIPDined on 9/19/2014The dancing water graphic in the wall sets the mood for a great night out! Come 50% for the ambiance and 50% for the food!Special Features:
- lv2dineVIPDined on 9/19/2014A great place to dine anytime. Good food, comfortable atmosphere and good service.
- Great food!JesseDined on 9/16/2014The service was very good. The food was delicious! Our waiter suggested the daily special and we couldn't be more pleased. Two girls getting together for lunch. And the wait staff didn't make us feel rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bistro West is WonderfulmargaretrubinsteinDined on 9/14/2014I always love this restaurant. We have grown to expect good service and great food, and we were not disappointed ! Our waitress was well-informed and friendly, without being overly familiar. We tried a few new items on the menu, like the breuschetta. It was fabulous!Special Features:
- Great casually elegant diningCaspersCuisineDined on 9/13/2014Always a great meal and evening at The Bistro! The menu is diverse, the wine list yummy and the service terrific!Special Features:
- Staff were friendly and helpfulLvu2tasteDined on 9/11/2014We were greeted as soon as we arrived and quickly escorted to our table the server went over the specials and made recommendations. The noise was low with music playing in the background which made it easy to talk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Open Table ReservationAdrianDined on 9/5/2014Using Open Table to make our reservation was fantastic.....quick and easy. I used OT to make a reservation at a restaurant 3000k away (NJ) about a year ago and it worked perfectly. I was hooked on online booking from that point on and will use it whenever possible.Special Features:
- DisappointingEatsoutalotDined on 9/4/2014On the plus side, they offer a gluten free menu. However our filet mignon had not been allowed to come to room temp before being cooked and therefore they were ice cold in the middle. Yuk. Beet salad was lovely but the pastas (both gluten free and regular) were odd tasting and failrly unpleasant. Cocktails are hit and miss too. This restaurant has a long way to go to live up to its hype. Farm to table is great but only if the food does not get mangled in the kitchen.Special Features:
- We were wowedseniorsinloveDined on 9/3/2014My wife and I frequent restaurants on a regular basis. The waiter was outstanding. He was both personable and professional. Made great suggestions. Even the gentleman that brought the water had a great personality. The food was of a quality that is rare in this day and age. My wife and I will remember this experience for a long time. Looking forward to the next visit. Great job!!!!!!Special Features:
- TastyEasyeatingDined on 9/2/2014Who knew this place would be so good. Random location, but excellent fare. My wife and I ate here last year as well (while passing through Carlsbad), and the quality has held up. Highly recommend it.Special Features:
- Great for lunchdktrjaneVIPDined on 9/2/2014Been here many times; food always good, service, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic DiningSpiffydudeDined on 8/29/2014A beautiful restaurant I found by accident, it has some of the best food I've ever had. I always love going to Bistro West, it's a great experience.Special Features:
- Pleasant surprisePKBearFanDined on 8/28/2014Lots of families here after a day at Legoland but overall my wife and I were able to enjoy a night out while on vacation. Food was excellent and service was good. Nice variety on wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great internet find!marlenejoDined on 8/28/2014I enjoyed my first visit to this restaurant (once I found it - it can be confused with its neighbor, of a similar name, across the parking lot). The food and service were quite good, and the beautiful decor and changing color light fixture held my attention during my visit. There is a great presentation of the "wine cellar", which is impressive, and the Riesling I had was very good. Overall, a pleasant dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelishCantwait2dineDined on 8/24/2014Love, Love Bistro West, every time my husband and I are in town we eat here and it is flawlessly delicious every time !!! Love the Sole a must try .. and the farm fresh chefs selection raviolis , were amazing.. With fava bean asparagus , fresh green peas,pancetta .. so YUMMY>>> cant wait for our next dining experience . Service is spot on, great wait staff and front desk... A true Gem....Special Features:
- Want inconsistent dinning?dine4enjoymentDined on 8/23/2014My wife and I have come to West Bistro on and off for over 2 years. We find the service to be great, but the food is very inconsistent. Our last dinning experience was the worst I've had in years. Once again service was great, food was terrible. When told about the food being bad the management took the meal off my bill, but that's not the issue. If you want appetizers or finger food or pizza you can pretty much expect some consistency. It's the entries that just don't measure up on a regular basis.Special Features:
- Great food and service.boulderVIPDined on 8/23/2014A great place for a casual meal. Great vibe, great wine list and excellent service.Special Features:


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