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Wedding in June in Venice
I've been using Chowhound for a while, but never before posted a board, so please bear with me!
I'm getting married in Venice in June (just the two of us) and am looking for the perfect place to have our wedding breakfast. I already have a list of places that I'd love to try while I'm there but none of them seem perfect for the wedding breakfast - I want ambience as well as amazing food. Normally the food is the main concern and I'm not so worried about the surroundings, but this time 'I want it all'!
So here's hoping you'll be able to solve this problem for me.
Thanks for all your help x
Since the typical Venetian breakfast is coffee and a pastry, I am not sure 'amazing breakfast' exists. One will only find a more elaborate offering in large hotels. For atmosphere, there are the Gritti with a dining terrace on the Grand Canal and the Danieli with a rooftop dining room. Of course there are the cafes on Piazza San Marco: Florian and Quadri. Neither open until around 10am. And if you are ambitious, there is the Cipriani on the Giudecca. Keep in mind that one will be eating among mostly visitors and the all food might not be amazing.
re: zerlina
Thanks for the clarification.
re: Laa Laa
Let me try again. From my experience with Venice, great ambiance and great food usually do not go hand in hand. If money is not an issue and one orders simply, the Gritti, Danieli and Capriani would be fun though still mostly eating with visitors. For food, I think the best is Fiaschetteria Toscana. The decor is subduely elegant and the service is proper but not formal. For canal view, Ai Gondelieri is good. Da Ivo has great food and nice atmosphere. I really like Vini de Gigio with a warm and friendly staff and very good food but it might be a little too trattoria like.
Among the places where we've eaten, the one with the best combination of food and atmosphere has to be Agli Alboretti (Dorsoduro). The pergola-covered dining area in the back courtyard is fabulously romantic and beautiful. That combined with excellent food and polished-yet-friendly service make this a place you'll want to consider. Incidentally, the food is a modern interpretation of Venetian food and includes some decidedly non-traditional options.
For a more detailed decription of our tasting menu dinner experience at Alboretti, you could read my post after our summer trip to Venice. http://www.chowhound.com/topics/412504
Fiaschetteria Toscana (Cannaregio) is an excellent restaurant that has a nice veranda structure, although it's several steps down on the romantic scale compared to Agli Alboretti. The landscaping and medieval cistern in the veranda contribute to a nicer atmosphere than the location in the center of a public courtyard across the street from the restaurant would suggest.
URL for the photo gallery of the hotel:
Ignore the photos of the hotel, but you can see three photos of the pergola-covered restaurant courtyard at this web site.
re: Indy 67
indy, thanks for the slideshow. those patios are so inviting. ps, how may diff. bedrooms did you stay in?
re: alkapal
Actually, in our trips to Venice, we've never stayed in the Agli Alboretti hotel although we've eaten both lunch and dinner in the restaurant. Our trips have been warm weather trips so we've eaten outdoors. I don't have any strong recollection about the appearance of the indoor dining room. I know it exists; everyone has to walk through it to reach the courtyard. I don't think anyone was seated inside any time we ate there. (FWIW, this was not the case with Fiaschetteria Toscana. Both the interior and outdoor dining areas were filled.)
Thanks so far for everybody's replies and reports. From checking the Venice boards in the past I had come up with these restaurants, but just for their food:
Alle Testiere
Osteria de Santa Marina
Vini da Gigio
Fiashetteria Toscana
and then the two with the Michelin stars:
Da Fiore
The Met
But some of their interiors weren't quite as I had in mind. I will go on line and find photos of everybodys suggestions so far, (thanks for the web address of Agli Alboretti).
I would still be interested to hear from anybody who has eaten at The Met.
re: Laa Laa
I haven't posted here in forever, but I wanted to tell you that we had a lovely meal at Osteria de Santa Marina in October. Service was very friendly, there were a few nice touches (a amuse bouche, for one) and it was pretty. The food was very good.
I had researched Venice to death, having not really had great meals there in the past. We just stumbled upon Santa Marina, and it was our favorite dining experience of the trip. The prices were reasonable, considering the level of the food and service. I think we spent about 110 Euro for dinner. My husband loved the white they served him by the glass. I don't drink wine, so didn't really note it, but he had two glasses, so the bill included those.
Despite being very close to San Marco, the Campo Santa Marina is not at all on the tourist trail, and tables on the somewhat quiet campo were nice.
I just can't see myself squeezing into the crowds about F. Toscana in June, for a wedding meal.
I don't know anything about the eponymous hotel on C. Santa Marina, but it looked rather nice.
re: debkurt
Are you referring to L' Osteria di Santa Marina, Campo Santa Marina 5911 in the Cannaregio District? If so, this is nowhere near San Marco other than being in Venice; therefore, I am confused. It sounds great and I would like to try it.
re: Shannon
Thanks, now I've found it on Google Maps. Mapquest on the Zagat site shows that restaurant at the address I listed to be in Cannaregio by the Getto and near the train station. I am still somewhat confused as I wonder if there are two with the same name? I'm going in a couple of weeks and I want to find it. Oh well, finding a restaurant in Venice is almost a satisfying as a good meal.
You may want to consider Al Covo. It does attract tourists, particularly Americans, mainly because of the owners, a husband and wife team (he is Venetian and she is from Texas, and they are so nice and welcoming), but this does not in any way diminish the quality of the food and ambiance. The atmosphere is charming, the service is polished, and the food is just superb. Cesare is the chef and Diane is the pastry chef, so desserts, which are usually a weak point in Venice, are delicious here. We have dined there on two different trips to Venice, and it only seems to get better with time.
I was married in Venice, at 11:30 on a Monday morning. We went first to a bar where some friends had a champagne reception for us and then to a three-hour lunch at Al Covo. There isn't a view, but lunches are usually pretty calm and you will get special attention, especially if you call in advance and talk to Diane (she is there in the mornings, baking desserts). We love Testiere, but it is a very plain space and you practically sit on top of one another. I have eaten at the Met, and I'm not sure they do lunch. It's a lovely space and the food is very good, but it has nothing to do with Venice. You could be eating in Paris or any one 10 or 15 other cities. I've eaten at all the places you have mentioned and would still, and do still, go back to Al Covo. Diane's chocolate cake was our wedding cake. We have at least one piece on every visit. Marrying in Venice these days isn't too difficult, but 11 years ago we spent half the morning getting documents stamped; none of that when we attended two friends five years ago. We love the food at the Hotel Monaco, but the renovation has left the dining room less than romantic. Though if you decide to go that route, ask for Guido, the maitre 'd and I'm sure he would take wonderful care of you.
Good luck and don't forget to have someone take your picture on the balcony of the marriage salon overlooking the Grand Canal.
I never wrote here before, but if were you (and I'm from Venice) I would go to Harry's Dolci on Giudecca, the food is great, the service perfect and the view on the giudecca Canal very nice. It's quiet and far from the tourist crowd (perfect for a special occasion). It's expensive, but it's your wedding! :-) Auguri
Thank you for all the recent posts. Had decided on Ristorante Riviera on the Zattere. But feel now I'm going to have to check out Harry's Dolci as it is recommended by the last post who lives in Venice.......
I will try out some of the other recommendations during my visit but still having trouble narrowing down that list too!!
Ok, I realise that this is a very very late report..................but do have the excuse of having moved twice since we've been married! I have just thought about it again as have just booked to go back to Venice for our second anniversary. We ended up choosing Ristorante Riviera on Zattere and had an amazing time despite the view! (Trawlers all lined up protesting about diesel prices - but it certainly added to the atmosphere!) We are so looking forward to eat there again.
Not only was the food amazing but so was everybody who was there. Am so sorry not to taik about everybody by name but had other things on my mind at the time! They opened up especially for us Wed lunchtime as they are normally closed. We went to see them Tues to check all was ok and got invited back over lunchtime where they fed us (without charge) and we discussed the menu for the wedding day. The husband runs the restaurant and it's his wife who is the Chef. They looked after us so well and made our day so memorable and the food was fanatastic.
I would urge anybody who is going to Venice to eat there...........I promise to be more specific about the food after my next visit. The fish was the best I've ever tasted, so delicately flavoured and cooked to perfection. I even tried an loved the different carpaccio di pesce served as part of the antipasti which I couldn't bring myself to eat in Japan.
re: Laa Laa
thanks, laa laa! have a great anniversary trip.


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Watchdog wags finger at waffly privacy policies
Privacy policies are full of jargon and are designed to reduce organisations' liability rather than to help people understand what their personal data might be used for, the UK's privacy watchdog has said. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published guidelines on what privacy policies should look like and is …
Watchdog? Fig leaf more like
I've really lost interest in what this most toothless of UK watchdogs has to say since their near total capitulation on the phorm issue. Perhaps if they rolled they sleeves up and did something useful rather than endlessly pontificating, they might get taken seriously. There's more sense talked on privacy on the El Reg comments than by Thomas and his chimps tea party.
Paris, cos she's marginally less pointless than the ICO.
Shot self in foot
When world + dog started suing for any infraction of legislation that they could find, they pretty much ensured that enterprises had to start becoming more defensive and less accessible.
I'm all for a GPL-style legislation system, but expect a large amount of resistance from the ambulance chasers.
Shock Horror!
Just like any set of T's&C's etc full of legal rubbish to protect the seller and not the consumer.
Well you signed for it mate its your coat now
well duh
"Privacy policies are full of jargon and are designed to reduce organisations' liability"
Stating the bleeding obvious with that one, thats what happens when you legislate people who can afford lawyers will always spin it in the best possible way for themselves
"Privacy policies are ... designed to reduce organisations' liability rather than to help people understand..."
You're kidding, right?
Where's the "Ministry of the Bleedin' Obvious" icon when you need it?
ICO and Phonepayplus and Premium Rate Fraud
This year Phonepayplus admitted there had been a 40% year on year rise in complaints from the public claiming they had received reverse billed premium rate sms texts that they insisted they had not sgned up for.
Phonepayplus admitted the major cause for this rise in complaints was the 'black market' trading within the 'industry' of third party data lists of mobile phone numbers. They also admitted that these lists had been collected and sold by price comparison sites and retailers that had no connection with Premium Rate Services.
If Phonepayplus were aware of this in the cases they 'investigated' how many did they refer to the ICO. How many of these 'companies' have the ICO investigated and prosecuted using the Data Protection Act?
Millions of pounds stolen from mobile phone accounts and not one prosecution.
GPL style what? GPL is one of the most legalistic and obnoxiously long EULAs out there. That would hardly be an improvement.
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- Outlying sectors: Consumer Discretionary (NYSEARCA:XLY) makes up 23.33% of the iBillionaire Index vs. 11.68% for the S&P 500, and Industrials (NYSEARCA:XLI) and financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) make up just 6.67% each of the index vs. 10.44 and 16.30 of the S&P 500, respectively. Consumer Staples (NYSEARCA:XLP) have zero representation in the index vs. 9.7% in the S&P 500.
- Previously: Direxion launched an ETF with iBillionaire today
Fri, Nov. 21, 3:58 AM
- Following Delta's (NYSE:DAL) $14B order for 50 wide-bodied Airbus jets yesterday, Rolls-Royce (OTCPK:RYCEY) has landed a contract to supply the engines to power them.
- The $5B contract includes Trent XWB engines to power 25 Airbus A350s and Trent 7000 engines to power 25 Airbus A330neo aircraft.
- Previously: Delta places $14B jet order with Airbus
Thu, Nov. 20, 9:12 AM
- Air fares rose 2.2% M/M in October, according to the underlying data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The development arrives just as jet fuel prices are moderating on forward contracts for carriers (LUV, JBLU, HA, ALK, ALGT, SAVE, AAL, DAL, UAL, RJET).
- Breakfast cereal prices rose 1.5% M/M in October. Though the gain could be due to a soft promotions-influenced comp from a year ago, sellers (GIS, K, POST) won't mind the relief.
- Another surprise might be the +4.3% average price rise in the women's dresses category. Ann (NYSE:ANN), L Brands (NYSE:LB), Cache (NASDAQ:CACH), Cato (NYSE:CATO), Chico's FAS (NYSE:CHS), and Ascena Retail (NASDAQ:ASNA) could be part of that improvement.
- BLS CPI table
Thu, Nov. 20, 4:12 AM
- Airbus (OTCPK:EADSY) has received a hefty order from Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) for 50 long-haul, wide-bodied jets. The price tag on the order fetches roughly $14B.
- Delta will split the order between the all-new A350-900 and the revamped A330neo.
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Thu, Nov. 6, 2:32 PM
- Airline stocks are on the move as lower oil prices and a continued tapering of Ebola fears boost prospects for demand.
- Capacity control has been a focus in the sector. So far, guidance from key companies this earnings season and presentations ongoing at the Raymond James Global Airline/Transportation Conference in NYC indicate U.S. carriers are keeping a nice grip on capacity.
- Advancers: JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) +5.2%, Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) +3.5%, Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) +3.3%, United Continental (NYSE:UAL) +3.1%, Spirit Airlines (NASDAQ:SAVE) +2.9%, American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) +2.9%, Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) +2.9%.
Wed, Nov. 5, 12:06 PM
- U.S. airliners aren't losing their grip on capacity control in the face of falling oil prices, say Imperial Capital analysts covering the sector.
- They note American Airlines reduced capacity in both January and February by 4% which should have a carry-over effect on pricing in many markets.
- "We expect legacy peers to by and large follow American's lead in maintaining or even decreasing capacity despite more favorable fuel prices," writes IC.
- Regional carriers: LUV, UAL, DAL, AAL, JBLU, ALK, HA, SAVE, ALGT, RJET.
Fri, Oct. 24, 3:19 PM
- Cowen Research says Q3 earnings and guidance from airliners have surprised to the upside.
- The positive comments from airliner management on PRASM and costs coincides with some share price loss in the sector over Ebola fears.
- Q4 margins are forecast to expand as lower fuel prices factor in.
- Domestic airline stocks: DAL, AAL, JBLU, UAL, ALK, HA, RJET, ALGT, LUV, SKYW, SAVE.
Fri, Oct. 24, 1:51 PM
- Delta Air Lines(NYSE:DAL) declares $0.09/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.
- Forward yield 0.92%
- Payable Dec. 1; for shareholders of record Nov. 7; ex-div Nov. 5.
Tue, Oct. 21, 1:12 PM
- Airline stocks are putting in another volatile day as the Ebola headlines veer toward the positive side.
- Gainers: Spirit Airlines (NASDAQ:SAVE) +5.0%, American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) +5.3%, Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) +4.7%, SkyWest (NASDAQ:SKYW) +4.1%, United Continental (NYSE:UAL) +2.9%, Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) +2.5%, Allegiant Travel (NASDAQ:ALGT) +1.9%, JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) +2.3%, Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) +1.9%.
Mon, Oct. 20, 10:03 AM
- Fares on domestic flights are higher this year than a year ago, despite an increase in capacity across the sector, according to a forecast from Expedia EXPE.
- Thanksgiving flights showed a 17% increase on average to $467, while Christmas flights were up 2% to $493.
- A total of 21M Americans are expected to fly between October and December.
- The outlook could calm some fears that bookings or pricing are off with Ebola concerns cropping up in the U.S.
- Related stocks: DAL, AAL, JBLU, UAL, ALK, HA, RJET, ALGT, LUV, SKYW, SAVE.
Thu, Oct. 16, 7:59 AM
- Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) reports passenger revenue per available seat mile rose 2.4% in Q3.
- Mainline carrier revenue +8% to $8.14B.
- Regional carrier revenue -3% to $1.63B.
- Capacity was up 3.2% across the company, led by a 16.2% gain in Latin American routes.
- Aircraft fuel expense +29% to $2.95B.
- The carrier doesn't mention Ebola in its earnings press release.
- DAL -4.2% premarket.
Thu, Oct. 16, 7:32 AM
- Delta Air (NYSE:DAL): Q3 EPS of $1.20 beats by $0.02.
- Revenue of $11.18B (+6.6% Y/Y) beats by $60M.
- Shares -3.49% PM.
- Press Release
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Wed, Oct. 15, 11:49 AM
- Airline stocks are under pressure again after a report indicates that the second hospital worker to contract Ebola in the Dallas region flew a commercial flight earlier this week.
- The group has been battered around on Ebola fears over the last few weeks, despite little indication of any impact on bookings so far.
- On watch: DAL, AAL, JBLU, UAL, ALK, HA, RJET, ALGT, LUV, SKYW, LFL, GOL, SAVE.
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Re: Huh?
I'm seeing that message on Firefox on Windoze.
Boffins propose security shim for Android
Re: This already exists
True, it does require root, but only at the point of inserting the shim - root can be removed immediately afterwards. Similar functionality could easily be baked in, but seeing the mess Google made with AppOps I'd prefer it if they just lifted Xposed/Xprivacy and used that. Anyway, my point being that these researchers have been wasting their time suggesting something that already exists.
This already exists
It's called XPrivacy and it attaches to an API shim called Xposed that allows plugins to monitor/control what requests go to the OS.
French youth faces court for illegal drone flight
Re: Should be employed..
Yep, my thoughts exactly. He's got a promising career ahead of him...
Google slurps sound-powered security upstart SlickLogin
"Google was the first company to offer 2-step verification to everyone, for free"
Err, really....?
4K-ing hell! Will your shiny new Ultra HD TV actually display HD telly?
Re: 2K intermediate
Indeed, but that's only because there's no consumer outlet for 4k except digital cinema right now so there's little point. Once there's a way to get that content to the home on onto people's shiny new 4k panels both the content and the post capability in 4k already exists. Hence the original comment about there being no 4k content not being entirely accurate.
Re: 2K intermediate
Actually you'll find that most cinema productions that are digitally recorded with any kind of a budget are being shot in 4k these days, and as for the holdouts still using film, decent quality 35mm stock has small enough grain to justify scanning at 4k or higher (16mm less so). Pretty much all of the post-production suites in Soho are equipped for 4k and higher resolutions and film can be rescanned at higher resolutions than it was for the original releases to good effect, if a decent quality master is used. There's a move towards 4k for TV production too - the cost of 4k kit is plumetting.
And I think you'll find it was 3D that was the recent way of selling new TVs to idiots.
Now THAT'S a sunroof: Solar-powered family car emerges from Ford labs
But if solar is the answer, then surely the way to do that is centralised, large-scale, high-efficiency with distribution, allowing individual peaks and troughs in demand to be absorbed. If it charges within a day and you don't use it for 3 days then you've wasted 67% of the generation potential because you don't have the batteries to store the energy. (Perhaps you should go for a drive, just to justify it). If you're only using it for small distances then it seems unlikely it'll pay back vs. getting someone else to generate the energy efficiently for you.
I really can't see how this wins vs. a plug-in?
(oh and for the school run, the answer is walking)
21 miles from a full day's charging while having to put up with a fugly and pricey roof-full of PV and also having to build a car-sized lens in your garden? And this is progress how, exactly?
RBS MELTDOWN LATEST: 'We'll be the bank we should be ... next YEAR maybe'
Re: useless
Erm, the retail bit of RBS includes Natwest and Ulster banks. Which means they have a hell of a lot more customers in the rest of the UK than in Scotland who rely (relied?) on them to pay their bills. So take your anti-scottish tosh elsewhere.
Dodgy 'iMessage for Android' app deep-sixed by Google
Long click on the app in the app drawer, drag to Uninstall. Simples.
One year to go: Can Scotland really declare gov IT independence?
Sigint capability
What makes you think the Scots would need to be able to intercept undersea cables to monitor terrorists? Independence would allow a break from the Westminster-driven foreign policy that has caused so many nutters to see the UK as a target...
Snowden journo's boyfriend 'had crypto key for thumb-drive files written down' - cops
Re: @Thomas 4 -- Does it actually matter?
The whole not knowing the encryption key thing doesn't help you if the security services believe otherwise... How can you prove you don't know it?
Auntie touts e-babysitting ... and no £15,000 in-app purchase shocks
Is NASA planning to send LAVA LAMPS to Jupiter?
Re: Wrong orientation?
Look again. The cage the lamp's in can pivot, so when it gets up to speed the lamp is (almost) horizontal and the primary forces run from the top of the lamp to the bottom. There is still a lateral component of 1g, but this force is 3 times greater so it's more like having the lamp at 30 degrees or thereabouts. Cool anyway :)
Can't agree on a coding style? Maybe the NEW YORK TIMES can help
Re: Indentation
Except when you end up having to read code that someone's peppered with tabs on someone else's machine where they haven't bothered to set up a proper editor or they really like 8 characters per tab and anything over a few levels of hierarchy means that the code's disappeared off the edge of the screen, nothing lines up and it's impossible to follow. Fixed spacing using spaces works universally, unless you're a freak who uses variable-pitch fonts....
You MERCILESS FIEND... you put that audio file on AUTOPLAY
"Irrational it may be, but people love it when video plays and hate it when audio does"
Erm, no. Anything that moves gets Adblocked immediately... But your right, audio sucks harder.
Mobes' pay-by-bonk just isn't cool enough, sniffs Tesco bod
Re: The kids won't use it??? WTF
Wow, that's impressive! You must be seriously undesirable to get refused a clubcard!
Pints under attack as Lord Howe demands metric-only UK
Feckin' ada, is anyone really confused by metric vs. imperial? Really? Can't help but think we've got bigger problems to be considering than what unit I buy milk in (which is, anyway, always litres thanks to the laws passed more years ago than I care to remember, just not an integer number of litres). FFS just deal with it, leave it alone and go off and sort out the national debt or something...
Best Buy slams brakes on UK stores amid spending freeze
Re: I really like the local BestBuy!
You must be going into a different Best Buy in Southampton. All looked mightily overpriced to me, even compared to Currys/PC World down the road. And as for pushy staff, sorry, I got bored of being hassled and left. Presumably that's how you get your commission?
Huge fat pipe squirts mighty streams
Uncompressed 1080p isn't 746Mbps. 1080p runs at 2.85Gbps... (e.g. 2640 x 1080 x 20b x 50Hz)
Mine's the one with the 3G-SDI to HDMI converter in the pocket.
Cable vendor slapped for unproven claims
No, you see I'd already made my point, which was that you're the only person who wants pages of pointless info to make crappy interfaces even less comprehensible :)
"I'm just aware of what "industry best practice" might be (as exemplified by $20 DSL modems with error counters as an architectural requirement)"
Erm, that'll be the wrong industry's best practice.
I suspect you'll find that the main reason for the quantity of low-level info presented by DSL modems relates to the amount of difficulty a very significant % of users have getting reliable high-speed connections. If you go out and ask your friends, assuming you have some, how many have link, latency, throughput or data loss problems with their broadband vs. their HDMI link from STB to TV, I think you'll understand why it would be a pointless exercise (and increase the cost to the end-user) to implement lots of low-level debug on every HDMI-equipped box.
I'm also an engineer.
If your kit's power supply isn't well enough designed to reject significant noise from the mains input then the chances are it's not going to have had much effort put into amp design either (or anything else for that matter) so buying a 1250 quid mains lead isn't going to make your day any better.
Similarly, if your 99p HDMI lead is causing dropouts (and any errors on audio or video will be hugely obvious), splash out on a 1.99 one with a little bit of copper between the connectors. That'll do. No, error correction is not a panacea. But if the 2b/10b, 4b/10b and 8b/10b coding on HDMI's not up to the job then you've either got a *really* badly made lead or some serious noise around. And lose the paranoia. No-one extracts error correction stats because the recovery is entirely automated and done at such a low level (i.e. not software) it would be annoying (not to mention pointless) to do. All anyone cares about is worky/no worky, not how hard the error correction's working.
I was timeboxed in a holistic scrum
<cough> *AN* holistic scrum....
Smart meters pose hacker kill-switch risk, warn boffins
How many?
"The rollout of an estimated 47 million smart meters to each of the UK's 26 million homes"
I thought two meters in my house was plenty, and now I'm going to have 47 million installed? Dunno where they'll fit....
You're naive
Because it's either hooked up to the control servers via the power-lines (a connection to which is available in every house) or via a wireless network of some kind (which is therefore available everywhere). How exactly do you propose isolating this network?
Logitech Squeezebox Touch Wi-Fi music streamer
looks like a mightily expensive alternative to the o2 joggler, which is running at 49 quid right now.
Labour shock pledge: 16.8-meg broadband for ALL by 2012!
Re: Lies
Hah, it's not just MPs' election promises that are lies. It's anything any politician utters, ever. Regardless of their chosen colour.
French top MOT failure league
Re: Incomplete data
Erm, reading fail. All the tests shown are from one year 2007. The years you're reading are the date of manufacture.....
And as for "Failed Brakes -67 VW Beetles and others", the numbers include advisories as well as fails. Again, try reading.
Dadaist user manuals - a call for submissions
English may be one of the official languages in Singapore, but in my experience that doesn't mean it's anything like universally spoken.
BT names 63 more exchanges for fibre upgrades
Thanks, all you "I'm getting 20Mbps already" muppets. It's fine for you if you happen to live <1km from the exchange, but what about those of us 6km+? FTTC will give everyone good rates, not just the lucky few.
Westfield opens kimono on EV Cup racer
"Its bodywork was designed by Royal College of Art student Elliot Hawkins."
I might have to take issue with the word "designed" in there.....
UK judges reject Lucas' appeal in Star Wars helmet case
erm, it's Lucasfilm trying to impose US judgements here, not the US courts....
Unused phone lines to be taxed for rural broadband
> BT: "That'll be £120 for fitting a new line please sir!"
They already do that trick. Tried it on me when I moved into the new place last month.
E-car driven from Dover to Calais
@Neil 21
31mph == 50kph
Big Blue red-faced over Congestion charge crash
If it's so shit here, why don't you just jump on your plane instead of sitting around here whining like a little girl?
Web firms seek Royal Mail rivals with GSOH for delivery fling
Sent some documents first-class a few weeks ago, in an area that wasn't blighted by their strikes. It took 7 days for them to travel 6 miles. And I've actually lost count of the number of letters and packages to/from me they've lost in the last 12 months. Not to mention the "we've taken your package back to the sorting office" cards that come through the door despite no-one ringing the doorbell.
They complain about poor pay rises. What about the rest of us? I didn't get one last time around, neither did anyone else in my office. News for them: if business isn't good, you won't be getting one.
Fsck them, I say. The strikes will kill the business and something better will spring up in its place (nothing could be worse), hopefully not staffed by the same useless, greedy, good-for-nothings that currently work there. Now if only I could find a way to not have to pay for their dole money.....
It's US vs Europe as world e-car plug standard race nears end
but UK 3-phase is 415v, so a 400v rated limit means it won't be possible to directly connect to a standard 3-phase supply. bonkers.... oh, but I s'pose we're meant to have 230v single-phase over here now, which would work - shame I've never seen it below 245v round these parts....
Humax Foxsat-HDR Freesat HD digital video recorder
Erm, you don't pay for Sky+ if you've got any subscription.
And a point for all those pointing out how much higher the bitrates on Freeview are: higher bitrate does not necessarily equate to higher quality. The encoder is far more important than your decoder....
Vogue model sues Google over 'defamatory' blog
Anyone can sue, doesn't mean there's any chance of winning...
Bumpkin's Brum — Roving Reg blogger hits the road
Takes me back to my brum days. You've got me all misty eyed now...
Ford to drive green motoring with 'leaves and vines' dashboard
Which side of the pond? "Mercury Milan" ought to be a slight clue for you....
Kentucky judge OKs 141-site net casino land grab
miraculous geo-location
Geolocation's very far from perfect. My (uk) office often pops up with Dutch or German IP geoloc. Besides, all you'd need is an out-of-state proxy to get around it.
BBC vs ISPs: Bandwidth row escalates as Tiscali wades in
Re: Who pays for TV transmitters?
"The BBC say they are not in the business of distribution yet I'm fairly certain that no-one has ever had to queue up outside Television Centre to collect their edition of the Nine O'Clock News. Using licence payer money to invest in their own content distribution network sounds like a good idea - no-one would mind if they used that money to upgrade broadcast antennae."
Erm, except the traditional broadcast model is totally different from a public internet based one. Sure, the TV distribution network is partially funded by the Beeb. But that would be because it was entirely established for TV broadcasting and it something that anyone else can send stuff over. And we pay them to do that for us.
The internet has been there for a goodly number of years, happily passing packets around, and last time I checked actually pay my ISP for *any* packets floating about that are addressed to me to be delivered to me. I don't recall any caveats suggesting that only certain packets were going to be delivered, depending on whether the person who sent them had also delivered a sack of cash to my ISP. They've been paid to do it already. Why should the Beeb be paying them for me to receive their data?
Ericsson CMO says Wi-Fi hotspots' days are numbered
Ericsson wins either way
Chaps, Ericsson make wired and mobile infrastructure kit, so it doesn't matter whether you use wifi or 3g - your data will still be going through their boxes...
Red Green Ken v Porsche in battle of the polls
Re: poor rich people
erm, you're not getting it are you? People with Mondeos, Passats and Beetles are going to be hit. These aren't exactly your typical rich city boy cars, are they?
And if it was to have the desired effect it should only be applied to new cars, so people can choose. Strangely we don't all change cars every year, and with the huge impact this'll have on 2nd hand values of these cars no-one will be able to afford to replace them with more economical newer ones, and even if they did most of the environmental damage comes from manufacture of the thing in the first place.....
Go Boris...
Wider London c-charge mooted as road pricing bounces back
"Once you have gone screaming past the queue of cars, they will all have to wait that bit longer as there is now one more vehicle in front of them clogging up the next junction."
You'll find bikes fit into gaps better than cars, ergo less space than if we were sat there in a tintop. We're helping you really :)
"Also, when driving in the opposite direction to the queue, the cars have to slow down as some idiot on a motorbike drives up towards them on the wrong side of the road."
That's pretty rare IME - most bikers don't want to die either and since most drivers on the commute are asleep they tend to keep out of their way (or be ready to avoid you)
"And that's before I even mention the tw*ts who drive up the left side of stationary vehicles (like lorries and buses) making it a pig for anyone coming the other way trying to turn right into a junction"
If you're turning right across traffic, you need to actually open your eyes rather than just assuming nowt's coming. Sounds like your failing.
"And theres the ones on motorways. Slow moving traffic. About to change lanes. Mirror, signal, start to manuver when WOOOOOSH goes a bike from nowhere."
Hate to point it out, but being solid physical objects they don't come from nowhere. Open your damn eyes.
"Motorcycles can be a pest."
Drivers who spend their entire life asleep are even bigger pests.
As always, it basically comes down to jealousy that we can get where we're going while you're trapped. Instead of sitting there fuming, do what I did - join in.
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Good Food in Hamilton?!
- jingloh Oct 7, 2010 09:31 AM
I've only recently moved to Hamilton (to my dismay) and I always go to Toronto to eat out on weekends. I admit that I haven't explored Hamilton's food scene enough, if it even has any, but I'd like to know what you guys suggest!
Of the places I've tried, these are my favorite and the ones I tend to frequent the most:
- Pho Dau Bo
- La Cantina
- La Luna
- Wass Ethiopian Restaurant
Any other suggestions to make my stay in Hamilton more tolerable?!
La Cantina
60 Walnut St S, Hamilton, ON L8N2L1, CA
Pho Dau Bo Restaurant
15 Cannon St E, Hamilton, ON L8L1Z6, CA
La Luna Restaurant
834 Brant St, Burlington, ON L7R2J5, CA
WASS Ethiopian Restaurant
207 James St S, Hamilton, Ontario, ON L8P 3A8, CA
This has been covered quite a bit in the past, you may wish to use the search utility here on Chow:
My usual places (in order of preference) are The Harbour Diner, Mexi-I-Can, Earth to Table, La Luna, Chicago Style and Karolinas
Harbour Diner (Diner food done right, great weekend brunches and their specials are usually pretty good)
B&T (Thai, Vietnamese, Pho)
Le Chinois (Chinese, the location on King East is the most consistent location, although I've had takeout from their Upper Wentworth/Limeridge location).
August 8 (Dim Sum and Sushi)
Matsu Sushi (Dundas)
Mex-I-Can (Mexican street foods)
Karolina's (Polish)
Chicago Style Pizza Shack (self-explanatory and some of the best "red sauce" style Italian)
Capri (Italian)
The Sirloin Cellar (Old school steak house)
Wild Orchid
Ventura (Portuguese, specializing in seafood)
My Dog Joe (Coffee House)
Mulberry St. Coffee House
Detour Coffee
Earth To Table (baked goods and artisanal pizzas)
Locke St. Bakery (bagels done right)
Sapporo (AYCE Sushi)
Black Forest Inn (German food, killer schnitzels)
Waxy's Deli
LoPresti's (Fine Dining)
Boos Bistro
In Burlington:
Pepperwood Bistro
Harbour Diner
488 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8L1J1, CA
Sirloin Cellar
14 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R, CA
Chicago Style Pizza Shack
534 Upper Sherman Ave, Hamilton, ON L8V3M1, CA
re: Mike from Hamilton
I agree with your list except I think the Black Forest has gone downhill. There is a much better choice for Austrian food; Zum Lintzer on Main St E. We also love the Express on Gray's Road (Italian) and The Cat and the Fiddle on Augusta (British Pub). Another fine dining choice is The Purple Pear on Barton. Reasonable prices fabulous food.
re: 02putt
Don't let the downtrodden neighbourhood put you off or the tired facade of the restaurant. Some money could be spend on a new sign outside and on updating the interior. These remarks aside, the food and service here is ace. The food is prepared with best ingredients, and with skill and attention to presentation. Service is a throwback to the friendly and solicitous service found in best hotel dining rooms in the '60's. The Purple Pear is a funky, rather retro restaurant with the right things in place. The rack of lamb with its vegetable accompaniments is superb and salads are excellent. Steaks are average. Lobster is a popular choice and is good. Try it!
Purple Pear
946 Barton St E, Hamilton, ON L8L3C5, CA
re: 02putt
I have to agree .. three years ago the black forest served a rather tasty meal.
I was psyched for the next visit 6 months ago; even bragged to freinds who were joining on the trip. The service was good; the food didn't sit well with any of us ... what wasn't swimming in sauce was mighty dry. Huge lunch bag let down.
Here are a couple more:
re: htownca
Thai Memory on King William is AWESOME!
Thanks guys for the fantastic list of places.
I've been meaning to check out Mex-I-Can for a while now, but always get turned off by the interior decor of the place. But hey, the grungy look adds to the atmosphere, I'm sure it serves great Mexican street food. I DID try some of their booth during Hamilton's Food and Wine exhibition at Cops Coliseum and it was fantastic. That's how I also found Wass.
re: jingloh
Hi jingloh, and welcome to Hamilton. I too was dismayed when I moved to Hamilton 6 years ago, but now I am ashamed of my ignorance, because Hamilton is a great place to live. I know Mike from Hamilton and his list and you can count on both. One more thing: if you're really going to enjoy living in Hamilton, you can't be too put off by appearances. Some of the greatest treasures of the city don't look like much.
re: foodiemommy
Thanks for the warmest welcome, I'm going to keep an open mind from now on. I might as well enjoy this city while I'm here! All those eating suggestions will now make my To Eat list....
If you are into fine dining, there are a couple of excellent options in Burlington:
Blacktree - one of my favourite restaurants anywhere. Locavore menu changes monthly. Eclectic menu with a lot of unusual combinations. Not cheap but worth every penny. Well reviewed on this website.
Red Canoe Bistro - a new location in Burlington that serves fare with a Canadian theme. Small restaurant that offers great value at moderate prices.
Spencers on the Waterfront - Nice venue on Lake Ontario overlooking the Burlington Skyway. Excellent Sunday brunch that is a mix of buffet and a la minute. Love their steaks.. amongst the best in Burlington. Much better value than the over priced steak houses, i.e. Landmark, Napoleon and Lord Nelson.
3029 New St, Burlington, ON L7N, CA
re: cynalan
I second cynalan's comments - probably my top 3 choices for Burlington (although Blacktree is my favourite by a landslide).
3029 New St, Burlington, ON L7N, CA
re: Redshifted
I would also add Incognito on John St for decent, well-priced bistro fare. My only criticism is that they don't change up the menu enough.
Affinity on John is a real treat for Chinese vegetarian - very fresh and innovative. They are the masters of fake meat :-)
For a splurge, I vote for Quatrefoil hands down. Seven Windows is decent, but Quatrefoil is really a step above everything else in the region.
I also put in a vote for Red Canoe - fun local cuisine with a good price point and great service.
Best splurge for brunch is Spencer's for sure - it's delicious & you really will only need to eat once that day!
For great Thai, try Pomelo in Burlington (Fairview just W of Guelph Line) - it's truly excellent.
Try the duck curry with the mandarins and lychees - it's so yummy. Thai Memory is good in Hamilton as well, but don't go if you are in a rush - there is only usually one person serving the
whole place. Good food though.
For the only sushi I'll actually eat W of Mye in Oakville, I vote for Sakai on Fairview in Burlington between Walkers Line and Appelby. They have pretty decent Korean as well - their dol sot bibimbop is delicious. The fish is very, very fresh - they even had super fatty toro the other day. I can't eat at August 8 - the fish is mushy and fishy. Ick.
For Indian, try Bombays Chutney in N Burlington (Dundas St near Guelph Line) - it's a friendly place with consistently good food. Their naan is very good. The "chicken lollipops" are really good and I've honestly enjoyed everything I have eaten there. In Hamilton, the best veg Indian IMHO is Himlaya (yes, they spell it like this) off on a little mall just E of Centennial Parkway. It's really only take-out but awesome. Their ras malai is awesome for dessert and the samosas rock.
Seven Windows
432 Aberdeen Ave, Hamilton, ON L8P2S2, CA
Thai Memory
25 King William St, Hamilton, ON L8R1A1, CA
Here are some good restaurants - I just moved to Hamilton after 25 years in Toronto..and so far, I'm a happy camper! Matsu Sushi in Dundas, Ship on Augusta Ave., has great seafood, August 8th for Dim Sum (downtown), The Bread Bar on Locke St., better pizza than anything i've had in Toronto, including Libretto Pizzeria which claims to be the best, in T.O. - NOT.
I haven't tried Pappagayo for Mexican which apparenlty is the best in Hamilton. I've tried Mex-I-Can and wasn't impressed. Seven Windows is expensive but fabulous food. Slow service. I've gotta run right now though, heading out to Matsu.
Seven Windows
432 Aberdeen Ave, Hamilton, ON L8P2S2, CA
Matsu Sushi
107 Hunter St E, Peterborough, ON K9H1G7, CA
Found this place while surfing around recently. Gets good reviews on Urbanspoon.
Going to try it if I'm ever in your neck of the woods.
Have you been to Kneads & Harvest in Burlington? its 10 minutes away and had very good sandwiches and pizza. its upscale but cheap. they have a decent wine-beer list.
re: bogie
Im looking for some good BBQ in Burlington or the Hammer now that my favourite local haunt has closed down (Hillbilly Pete's). I've driven by this place on King many times but never seriously considered it. Frankly, it does not have a lot of curbside appeal. Maybe I'll give it a try one of these days.
re: cynalan
Memphis Fire BBQ (mentioned earlier by LTE), a short drive south east on Hwy8 from Hamilton, is one of the best BBQs in Ontario.
re: cynalan
I had the very same "drive by observation" of Rolly Rockets! Except that I cycled by it last summer, and was able to breathe in the enticing aroma of proper wood smoke...
The owners learned to pit-smoke with pecan and other woods in the South, and have set up a decent shop---with rather inexpensive prices to boot--
They do a more vinegar-based marinade, and have good smoked wings, as well as ribs, hush puppies, beef brisket, and smoked pulled pork. Accompaniments include a selection of draught beers, and deep fried Mars bars. It's worth checking out.
re: cynalan
Definatelty the best BBQ place in Hamilton is Hillybilly Heaven on Upper James.
Juicy and generous portions of ribs - to "die for"!
They have this sandwich called the Mason Dicksie Line - bring your appetite.
After going to HH I would not go back to Rollys - their portions are smaller, the ribs are dry and the seats are uncomfortable.
The only thing Rollys has going for them right now is cheap pitchers of beer that basically attracts the wrong crowd in the that neighbourhood. Jus' saying....
I really enjoy Koosh Bistro on King St. W. Very cozy atmosphere with good pizza and pasta and nice variety of daily specials.
Casual Restos in Westdale include the Bean Bar and Valentinos. Two of my faves when I go back to Hamilton.
And for wings...nothing beats Bronzie's.
re: PoppiYYZ
Went to the Twisted Lemon for my birthday recently and loved it. We sat at the back where you can watch Chef Dan and his team prepare the meals. He would chat with on and off and is a really laid back nice guy. Our waiter was amazing and new the menu inside out. He described the dishes in such detail I let him decide on my appetizer something I never do. He choose the Bison Carpaccio for me. Awesome! My husband wanted lamb and had 2 choices. New Zealand or local prepared 2 different ways. He wasn't sure and I told him to go for the local. The waiter agreed. I had the steak which also came from a local farmer and was superb. A little salty for my taste but I don't eat a lot of salt. I think someone who is used to salt wouldn't be phased by it. When we go back (and we will) I will ask them to go lightly on the salt. Because it was my birthday they gave me a gift of hot chilli oil made on sight. A nice touch. Worth the drive, and not outrageously priced for fine dining. I think Quatrefoil is highly overrated with exuberant prices. Besides, ever since they were featured in the Toronto Magazine there is a four month waiting list for reservations.
Carpaccio Restaurant
6840 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls, ON L2G1V6, CA
Check out an older thread on Restaurants in Hamilton:
Try Hillbiily Heaven.
When I come down from Pickering, I always go there.
re: paulcol
Hillbilly Heaven is a franchise? Always worried about chains and franchises since you usually find novices in charge of the food preparation. Give Memphis Fire a try to compare.
re: PoppiYYZ
Hillbilly Heaven, is very good I'm happy to report. I think the Burlington outpost has closed down, but this one seems very busy to me. My wife and I got a coupon from either Groupon or WagJag, I don't remember, and that prompted our visit. It is very much a casual place, with a busy takeout counter and seat yourself tables. We ordered a sampler for 2, regular price $32. It came with a 1/2 rack of side ribs, HUGE piles of smoked chicken, pulled pork and brisket, potato chips and 2 sides (we had coleslaw and beans). They have mild, medium and hot barbeque sauces on the table which are tasty and not overly sweet. It is genuine and tasty southern bbq for sure and what a pile of food! It was enough to feed us, as well we took home enough meats to assemble a further 4 large sandwiches over 2 meals. So the value is definitely there too. They have a good little selection of hot sauces for sale. We will definitely return and want to try a couple of their signature sides that were sold out, their smoked potato and also the burnt ends and black bean chili.
Not a restaurant, but friends in Hamilton swear by the meat pies from McVicars Scottish Butcher & Bakery. 184 Eight Rd East in Stoney Creek.
Also, there is an amazing butcher / grocery store called Highland Country Market at 432 Highland Road East in Stoney Creek (no relation to Highland Farms). If I lived close, I'd never shop anywhere else. European flair, all meats prepared on site, fantastic selection, and unbelievable prices.
re: PoppiYYZ
Thanks I know McVicors very well. I prefer Opies on Concession Street. Excellent Scotch, and Steak and Kidney pies. But not the type of butcher I was looking for.
re: PoppiYYZ
Sorry, I sent before I read the whole reply. I like Highland too for every day meat. But I am looking for someone who will age the beef for me.
re: 02putt
I'll try Opies and pass on the tip.
I too have been looking for well aged beef. My range is from Hamilton to Ottawa, and still no luck. My next attempt for dry aged steaks will be Mise en Place in Oakville. I also saw an Alton Brown were he did some refrigerator aging, maybe that's the next step.
PS recent trip to Florida and two shops there were selling Aged Angus (ribeyes $10 - 13/lb) and they were amazing. Gave me new zeal to keep trying to find something similar in here.
re: PoppiYYZ
When you go to Opies you must get the original Bachelor peas and a can of beef gravy. (I know not really gourmet but fast, easy and delicious) Make with french fries and don't forget the bread for french fry sandwiches...The steak pies take a little longer to cook than the scotch pies. Just throw in the oven at 350. While there pick up some black pudding for breakfast (an acquired taste but really good)
Going to try C'est Cheese today based on recommendations from fellow chowhounds. I'll let you know how it goes. I want to make Carpaccio so I need really good beef. My husband loves T-Bone and Rib Eye but I like NY Strip and Flank which is getting quite pricey for a tougher cut of beef. And who doesn't love Prime Rib? My arteries are hardening just thinking about it.
Carpaccio Restaurant
6840 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls, ON L2G1V6, CA
re: PoppiYYZ
Heads up to all who are looking for a good butcher with aged meat. VG Meats just opened on Upper Hwy 20 (behind Boston Pizza) Quite enjoyed the Rib Eyes, Sausage, and chicken. They also sell lamb which I did not purchase (already spent enough for one day) He will be selling veal in the spring. More expensive than Costco but cheaper than Cumbrae's. I paid 12.99/pound for the Rib Eyes and Sirloins were the same price.
481 Church St, Toronto, ON M4Y, CA
Just an update..and look to the future. MATSU SUSHI in Dundas (best place for sushi in the area, although I haven't tried the place in Oakville) is moving. The landlord is selling the building..will happen sometime in May. Also, there's two new restaurants opening on Locke St. One is a pizza restaurant (financial suicide so close to the Bread Bar?) across from Locke St. Bagel, and there's a Burger place opening almost beside Locke St. Bagel.
re: oconnelm
The burger place beside Locke St. Bagel (actually beside the Cheese Shoppe on Locke) is "Chuck's Burger Bar" and is owned and operated by the same folks responsible for the Harbour Diner. I have reviewed it in the following link:
I was there again on the weekend and, as usual, it was jam packed. The service chaos is improving somewhat and the food remains quality!
Harbour Diner
488 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8L1J1, CA
Does anybody know what happened to the Chez Benito restaurant that used to be near Main St E? My Italian friends in Hamilton loved this tiny mom and pop joint. Benito and Anna served excellent Italian food with dishes from various parts of Italy (which I've enjoyed more than what I've had at Toronto's Via Allegro or Hamilton's La Cantina, the old La Costa of the 1990s, etc) always with friendly genuine service, though they knew us well. It's been 8 or 9 years since I've last eaten at chez Benito, and when I was in the area last year they were gone. Sadly.
re: Tony8952
The father retired and/or passed away. It used to be on John St by Main. The son took over and the restaurant apparently moved to somewhere in the area. But I tried to find it once (because it is/was excellent) to no avail. I'll ask around and see what people know. The Barbara Cafe on Barton St out towards Winona has excellent Italian food and even better desserts. Not as good as Chez Benito but still good all the same.
re: 02putt
chez Benito was originally on Main St E by Gage (in the 1990s), before moving to John St. I hope Benito (the father) is ok. Yeah, their desserts (which I believe they got from a supplier) were not as special as the rest of their menu cooked inhouse. I'll have to try Barbara Cafe when I'm in the area. Thanks.
re: Tony8952
Yes you are right. It was by Gage. Then Leghorns moved in there. They are now across from Buddy's Roadhouse down the street on King. A donair place is now at Gage. If you go to the Babara Cafe make sure they are open. They have funny hours. And since you love Italian, Sam's Bakery on Queenston east of Parkdale has the best Cannolis in the city. We also like the Express on Grey's Road and Chicago Style Pizza for their pasta.
Thanks for testing my memory!
re: 02putt
Thanks for the tips, I'll have to visit Hamilton soon. I love good cannoli whenever I can find it! I mentioned chez Benito's Main/Gage location only because I've been salivating dreaming about their melt-in-your-mouth polenta since my first post and now have an Italian meal deficiency that needs to be satiated, lol. Unfortunately, Mississauga (where I live) does not have an extraordinary Italian restaurant. However, we do have excellent Tiramisu cake at La Sem's Patisserie on Eglinton/Dixie (though a few Italians prefer the version at Irene's Celebrity Cakes across the street).
re: Tony8952
I have found that Mississauga has a few gems. For Italian, I think Rogues on Dundas St/ Erin Mills is the best. I have had nice meals at Michael's Back Door in Pt Credit and Ali Olio at City Centre. If you decide to make the trip to Hamilton, Claudio's Ristorante in the Corktown area is my all time favourite for formal Italian dining. The price is at the high end for Hamilton, but well worth it.
There will be a new restaurant opening on Queenston Road, East of Parkdale (where the Memento Cafe was located). The sign says Tandoori BBQ. Can't wait to try it. I will report back. On the line of new restaurants has anyone tried La Dolce Vita on Main? (The old Don Cherry's)
Don Cherry's
290 Rideau St, Ottawa, ON K1N5Y3, CA
A few more places to mention,that my wife and I have tried since moving to Hamilton in April:
Gate of India on James St. N-Family recipes type of Indian restaurant. Excellent food and menu including some not often seen dishes like achar chicken, special mushroom chicken curry, egg curry, phall (incendiary, hotter than vindaloo). Very reasonable prices, most mains under $10.
Parkdale Fish and Chips on Parkdale-Old school chippery in business for over 40 years, with suprisingly light and delicate tempura-like batter. They even fry up fresh Ontario perch, and I can attest that it is mighty tasty. Brown-hued frying oil indicates use of beef tallow and is no doubt responsible for the outstanding chips. They have a fish of the day, often 2 pieces of cod and chips for an unbelievable $6!!!
Union Burger-new location on Queenston-This is definitely an up and coming franchise, in a few smaller markets in SW Ontario already. Properly grilled medium and juicy 1/3 lb. cheeseburger on Ace Bakery bun with choice of toppings, Yukon Gold fries and a refillable pop for around $10. Let's face it, it's almost that much for the same meal at McDonalds now and there is no comparison believe me.
St. Vladimir's Ukranian Orthodox Church on Barton-Last Friday and Saturday of every month (except July and Aug), they sell homemade cabbage rolls and perogies as a fundraiser to rebuild their roof. Support them and get some good cheap eats.
Gate of India
201 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R2L2, CA
Casual: Chuck's Burger Bar on Locke, same owner as the Harbour Diner both are ones not to miss! They are great!
7 Windows for a special evening out.
Here are a few of the spots that I've enjoyed recently in Hamilton:
LoPresti's at Maxwells (fine dining)
Memphis Fire Grill (BBQ – great pulled pork, brisket and ribs!)
1010 Bistro (upscale dining – excellent quality food in a cozy atmosphere)
Na Roma Pizza on Locke (casual contemporary italian – unbelievable soups and pizza slices, my favourite new dining spot)
Chuck's Burger Bar (casual burger spot – great fresh burgers and fries) this place is WAY better than Union Burger
Jimmy Gringo's Burrito Factory (take out burrito's on Main West, behind 1010 Bistro – AWESOME)
Sapporo AYCE Sushi (recently added Thai to the menu… decent spot for sushi fix)
re: cupidom
I know wings are personal preference and everyone argues about who makes the best just like who makes the best bbq. But for some reason I am seriously addicted to Jack Astor's wings. There fresh bruschetta with feta is also excellent. I don't really care for anything else on their menu. They took the Chop Stick Salad off the menu which was extremely disappointing.
re: 02putt
Jack Astor's Wings are really, really good. Not quite as big or tasty as WW's, but among the best in the city. JA's has vastly improved their menu over the last year or two. Great wings.
re: cupidom
Well since you approve of Jack Astors (which means we have similar criteria in the wing department) I'll definitely check out WW. Thanks for the tip!
re: 02putt
Perhaps refocus on restaurants in the Greater Hamilton area, special to this locale, that will generate good restaurant ideas? I'm thinking that comments about chains are okay, if they represent a particular local flavour, or do something different in the Hamilton area, but the emphasis should be Hamilton restaurants, not restaurants that just happen to be in Hamilton (and everywhere else).
re: unturtlesoup
I believe in my previous eight or so posts I did in fact comment/recommend restaurants in the Greater Hamilton area. Although I have never heard of Hamilton being referred to this in this way. Sorry unturtlesoup for deviating for a moment with my post about chicken wings from a chain albeit 4 months ago. I guess I had better recommend a local restaurant in the hammer to keep within the rules. How about a shout out to the West Town on Locke for their all day breakfast? YUM!!!
re: PoppiYYZ
Probably as they have about 8 locations in total.
Homegrown Hamilton is excellent. http://www.homegrownhamilton.com Local roaster of amazing coffee.
I also had a very good solo meal at Quatrefoil in Dundas last summer. They also have a lovely big patio but the bees kept me inside in the air con.
re: Food Tourist
Just for the record, as a beekeeper wishing to protect the reputation of the gentle honey bee, it was more likely those mean Yellow Jackets that chased you off the patio. They were particularly bad last year.
re: PoppiYYZ
Yes, those wasps are the bullies of summer!
Stopped into the Harbour Diner on James for breakfast on a relatively slow weekday morning based on the good reqs. Good strong coffee, but the breakfast was most un-inspired.
OK bacon and peameal, undercooked funky tasting sausage, fried eggs without any colour (like what you get from a warm nonstick pan), untoasted "toast", Kraft jam in a packet. Service was quick and friendly, food arrived fast, but the cold plates made everything lukewarm as it hit the table. Poor ingredients and execution.
Do yourself a favor and drive to The Regal Diner in Niagara Falls for a breakfast to see how it should be done. Get some house made bacon, locally sourced ingredients, homemade jam, great service, and proper cooking.
BTW I should have known by the Yelp and Urbanspoon pounding this place is getting...
I had some great central American food near the Hamilton Supercrawl yesterday.
My friend and I did pick up some items from the huge row of food trucks, but were underwhelmed. Busters Sea Cove, Gorilla Cheese, and some perogi truck, whose name I forget, were all good food, but at the steep prices, $10 to $15, do not inspire return visits if I see them in the future.
The highlight came at the north end of the crawl at Barton Stret, where a tiny sign was advertising central american food at All Souls church around the corner. When we arrived it was apparent a Spanish language service was in progress, but two friendly gentlemen outside happily escorted us to the basement, where it looked like a hall was being setup for a social event with a dj and food and drinks. A little hesitant, I wondered if this was just for the parishoners, but they reassured me the food was for anyone who stopped by.
The menu looked appetizing, papusas, tamales, tacos, and more, all for $2 each. I had the papusas and tamales. The papusas came topped with a vinegary cabbage slaw and diced tomato salsa. I've never had them before, and the interior stuffed with pork was a delicious surprise. They were very hot and fresh. The tamales came steamed in banana leaves and were filled with chicken, potatoes, and olives, all in a light tomato sauce, which Wikipedia tells me is probably Guatemalan style. Perhaps these would not qualify as 100% authentic, the olives were obviously from a jar as they had the pimento paste inside, but they were still the best food I had at the Supercrawl. This was real food cooked on the spot by some loving grandmothers in the kitchen, and in typical grandmother style, insisted I order extra to bring home. An extra $4 donation to their church made them ecstatic.
I don't know if this is a weekly or monthly event, but I intend to find out and go back.


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Starting this morning most of HBO GO will also be available to stream on Amazon Prime.
The purported $100+m deal that announced in April includes series and miniseries titles like The Sopranos, The Wire, Band of Brothers, Boardwalk Empire and True Blood, and movie titles like Gia, You Don't Know Jack and Temple Grandin.
The deal doesn't include newer titles like Game of Thrones or True Detective, and has a window of three years for new episodes. It also does not include some older titles, like From the Earth to the Moon and Citizen X, which HBO GO doesn't offer either.
If you can't afford HBO and don't know anyone to share an HBO GO password with, this isn't such a bad deal.
Of course, at $99 for the yearly subscription, it's not cheap.
Not to shill for them, and it's a pain that you have to pay it all at once, but it is actually worth it in the long run, especially if you order from Amazon a lot. Throwing in with some friends to account share — friends you trust since CC info will be available to mess with — could make it easier to swallow if you don't mind the dubious legality (or at least morality) of such an arrangement.
The free two day shipping that Prime comes with on most orders pays for itself on its own for me, but the streaming library is nice and works on plenty of connected devices and smart TVs. It's not as diverse a lineup as Netflix, but this is a major assault at Netflix's top spot.
See Amazon's HBO page for more details.


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Greenhill Apartments
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Located Squirrel Hill, Greenhill Apartments offers spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Amenities include wall to wall carpeting, newly remodeled and fully renovated kitchens, balconies, intercom entrance, storage lockers, central ac, window treatments, and free parking. There is also 24 hour emergency maintenance and a laundry room. Greenhill Apartments are also just minutes from Downtown, Oakland, the Waterfront, and Southside Works.
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1 Bedroom
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2 Bedrooms
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Special Features
- Intercom Entry
- Laundry Facilities
- Extra Storage
- Balconies
- Window Treatments
- Fully Equipped Kitchens
- 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
- Individually Controlled Heat and Air Conditioning
- On Busline
- Swimming Pool
- Gas Heat, Water and Sewage Included
- Wall to Wall Carpeting
Community Features
- Controlled Access
- Laundry Facility
- Pool
- Public Transportation
Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Cable or Satellite
- Carpet
- Dishwasher
- Extra Storage
- Garbage Disposal
- Gas Utilities Included
- Internet Access
- Patio or Balcony
- Tile Floors
- Walk In Closets
- Water Sewer and Trash
- Window Covering
Additional Information
Apartments in Community: 55
Pet Policy
No pets, please.
Local Schools
- Allderdice High School
- Greenfield Elementary School
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