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Chicken Fried Steak
- foodfever Aug 7, 2007 06:40 PM
Any recommendations for good chicken fried steak? And by good I mean it doesn't taste like processed frozen meat. In the Koreatown area but I am willing to travel.
IMO the best chicken fried steak near L.A. is at Bake 'n Broil in North Long Beach. It is a real steak with real country gravy. Also check out the baked goods. Maybe have a slice of the banana cream pie after your CFS. To get a better CFS you would have to go the the Swing Inn in Temecula.
Jongeward's Bake 'n Broil (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinnrer. Chicken Fried Steak, Pot pie, Burgers. IMO, L.A.'s best Banana Cream Pie and Red Velvet cake)
3697 Atlantic Ave (North of 405 – corner of 37th st.)
Long Beach, CA 90807
(562) 595-0396
My review is in the older thread
re: JeetJet
Heartily agree with Bake & Broil recommendation, their CFS is fantastic. I also agree with Gaffey St. Diner. I had breakfast there recently and was blown away by the quality and quantity of food. Both are highly recommended.
re: WildSwede
No, but in San Pedro there is a place called 710 Grille that specializes in hot wings.
re: WildSwede
Not sure if Bake 'n Broil has wings but they may have fried chicken -- not sure. Pann's CFS is getting lots of love here and we all know that Pann's makes the best freid chicken wings in L.A. Wash it down with a shake.
Pann's (Fried Chicken wings and waffles, pea soup,
6710 La Tijera Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
(323) 776-3770
Cross Street: La Cienega Boulevard
re: JeetJet
I have had Pann's CFS (it is one of my favorite things) and it is okay, but I still prefer Chili's.
re: WildSwede
I tried Pann's this weekend because I was craving a great CFS, and it was good.. but it wasn't amazing. It tasted very homemade but I felt the gravy lacked a little flavor. Also a little spendy at $13.
Oh well, still good.. but not fantastic by any means. Though I would eat it again so what does that say about me? lol
re: starqrtrs
I swear, try Chili's. it is my favorite.
I hear you about the eating it again - I do the same things... ;-)
re: WildSwede
I've actually had the chili's one and it's also pretty good. In some respects prolly better then Panns. I actually find the best chicken fried steak is Alton Brown's recipe on the show Good Eats. My wife can make it exactly the same and it's the best CFS I've ever had. Getting her to make it is another thing (unhealthy as she puts it. lol)
re: starqrtrs
Folks, pardon the interruption, but another 'hound has kindly posted a link to Alton Brown's chicken fried steak recipe, which we have moved to the Home Cooking board. You can find that link here:
re: JeetJet
Best banana cream pie? Better than Apple Pan's?! If so.. I must try..
re: JeetJet
I went a couple of weeks ago to try their CFS. I honestly thought it was pretty bad. I took a couple of bites and was really disappointed. The only thing I thought it had going for it was that they season their breading. Gravy was runny and had no flavor. I pretty much left the whole thing there and left. Maybe it was a case of expecting too much with all the great reviews it gets here. Either way, I drove up the street and had a Vienna Beef Chicago Dog at Mustard's Hot Dogs between BNB & the 405. It was passable.
Then I had a great meal at The Red Onion later in the evening. YUM!!
Red Onion
736 Silver Spur Rd, Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
re: WildSwede
which place had the not very good cfs?
re: WildSwede
Chicken fried steak at B&B is nothing to write home about and I like B&B.
re: WildSwede
I need to give them another try, but aside from the cheerful atmosphere and friendly service I got the impression that everyone loves this place because they think they're supposed to. Maybe it's one of those local legends that you just have to "get", like Musso and Frank's (which I do get) or Tommy's (which I don't). Or maybe those pies everyone lines up for are so good nobody cares if the burger has any flavor or not. Anyway, thanks for warning us off the CFS, as I probably would have tried that next. I trust your tastebuds, kid …
re: Will Owen
I think B&B is a good representation of what the perfect restaurant should be like.
Their baked goods are the star of the show. The best pie crust I've ever had and the fresh peach pie when in season is to die for. When they have olallieberry pie, you have to go. Not often everything tastes as good as it looks. Soups are made from scratch. It's a clean place with a homey atmosphere. First thing I noticed was how clean cut and friendly the young staff was, you don't see that often these days.
The hamburger isn't great, but it's tasty. I'll go to B&B for a burger over P&B(Pasadena) any day, and I live 15 minutes from P&B and 45 minutes from B&B.
re: monku
"The hamburger isn't great, but it's tasty." I got the patty melt; the whole thing was a class act, except that the meat was almost flavorless. Too bad, since there was so much of it. I'd put it down to my compromised tasting apparatus except that I can taste Pann's burger just fine. AND P'n'B's.
Pann's Restaurant & Coffee Shop
6710 La Tijera Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045
re: Will Owen
I agree regarding the atmosphere and staff. My waitress was the sweetest thing and the two seniors sitting next to me were nice and chatty. Seemed as though they are regulars. A lot of people ordering baked goods to go - long line there. I got two of the Oatmeal Raisin cookies to go - expecting small ones (these are HUGE with a glaze frosting) - as I overheard the waitress telling someone that they were really good. My impression - meh. The reason I did not get pie to go is that I still had several errands to run and wanted to chill near the ocean for a bit. So it would not have lasted.
re: WildSwede
i think joengegarward's bake and broil has someone good baked goods, like the aforementioned peace pie w fresh whipped cream, i think the pumpkin square with whipped cream where grand, as well as there red velvet cupcakes (tbhough i don't think the red velvets were amazing).
re: WildSwede
Ordered the CFS the first time I went and was disappointed, a weak non-existing breading...kind of like a skin which doesn't stick to the meat. Don't know why places can't get it right.
What's the problem....take a tenderized round steak, dredge in seasoned flour, egg and seasoned flour again and deep fry it.
If it's lunch or dinner I get the hamburger special...burger + coffee, tea or soft drink and choice of soup or pie (I get the pie). Breakfasts are good and so are their soups. Chicken pot pie is pretty good and a popular dish.
re: WildSwede
Never had it at Moffets.
Beginning to think making it at home is the only solution. Didn't like it at Pann's either.
re: WildSwede
Sorry, you said CPP and I thought we were still on CFS.
I think the CPP is better at B&B because of their crust and it's larger than Moffet's. Not to say I'd turn down a Moffet's CPP.
re: monku
I, obviously, have not had the CPP at B&B. Do they put veggies in theirs? The reason I love the one at Moffett's is because they have it with just chicken (dark meat) and gravy. The veggies come on the side - just pure meat and gravy in the dough. I almost stopped there after dinner at Vietnam Kitchen (in the same shopping center) last night and picked up a couple to throw in the freezer, but ended up not doing it. Now I kinda regret it. Guess I can stop by after work today.
Vietnam Kitchen
1429 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007
re: WildSwede
B&B's CPP are served with veggies inside, it's good not great and I'd say the same about Moffet's.
Lately I'm seeing these Marie Callender restaurant ads and getting tempted to buy some frozen ones at Costco to satisfy my CPP cravings.
re: WildSwede
Googled B&B CFS and came up with this image(not mine).
If this is what the CFS was supposed to look like and they serve(that's their plates), I apologize. But, it wasn't what I got.
Now that I think about it I may have gone to B&B for CFS the first time because of this thread which started in 2007.
re: WildSwede
In an older CFS thread you commented how good the CFS was at Chili's. I agree years ago it was good, but I had it a month ago and it was a massive amount of greasy fried batter and no steak.
re: monku
Yeah, it has changed. They used to have this fabulously peppery pepper gravy. It was the bomb. I have not had it in about 3 years now.
I have to try Pacific Diner in SP's. I have had Gaffey Street Diner's and was not impressed.
I have heard good things about Alton Brown's recipe (seems a little labor intensive to me) so maybe I will have to try it.
Gaffey Street Diner
247 N Gaffey St, San Pedro, CA 90731
Pacific Diner
3821 S Pacific Ave, San Pedro, CA 90731
re: WildSwede
where's pacific diner? so should i skip gaffey street diner?
the problem w chicken fried steak is if it's not properly made, you feel like a pile of crap afterwards but if it is expertly made you are in pure bliss.
hows the chicken fried steak at the blue star diner in downtown?
does nickel diner on fith and main also make one?
re: kevin
Hi Kevin. Unfortunately, I cannot tell you what to do. These are just my tastebuds' opinions. Maybe you like a different style of CFS. I think everything here should taken under the advice that it is a person's opinion after all. You may go the Gaffey Street and have a CFS epiphany. Maybe the time I went was an off day. Who knows. Then again, you may feel the same way I did after I ate it there.
If you are in the area, try it... why not. I have never been to Pacific Diner, Blue Star Diner or Nickel. I would love to try their CFSs and probably will one of these days since I love to drive for a good meal (and am especially pleased when it IS a good meal!!).
But, be sure to let me know if you hear of any good CFSs! ;-) Thanks!
Blue Star
2200 E 15th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Pacific Diner
3821 S Pacific Ave, San Pedro, CA 90731
re: WildSwede
Had a bad CFS experience at Blue Star several months ago.
Got there around 8am, two LAPD cops sitting next to us and a single diner all eating their food. I ordered the CFS (as rec'd on another post with a fantastic picture). Waited 20 minutes for our food and one look at the CFS and I was disappointed...a small limp battered piece of meat for $12. My feeling was they just opened and maybe didn't get the deep fryer going or tried to cook it on the grill or in oil that wasn't hot enough.
Wrote an e-mail to their website and got a quick response from the owner Kash Brouillet who apologized and said he would look into it and my next meal would be on him. Haven't taken him up on his offer. Someone mentioned he's involved with Millie's Cafe in Silver Lake.
Millie's has Chicken Fried Steak (and Chicken) on their breakfast menu...maybe it's worth a shot.
Blue Star
2200 E 15th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
re: WildSwede
I need to try the CFS at the Pacific Diner in San Pedro. I keep hearing really good things about it...
Pacific Diner
3821 S Pacific Ave, San Pedro, CA 90731
Another place that has been recommended before on the LA board for their CFS is Gaffey St. Diner in San Pedro. At least if you are looking to do a taste off Bake and Broil is in the same general area.
re: David Kahn
i agree that it is very good. I think it is worth a 45 min. drive. I have had it twice and on the first time I talked with the server and the cook about it. I was told it is a frozen pre-made CFS. However, it is not just any frozen cube steak. They told me the name of the supplier and said that CFS is the suppliers specilty and it cost top dollar because they use top quality steaks. The result is a CFS that is very hard to believe it was not fresh form the stockyard. No other frozen CFS is as good. My brother lives ten minutes from The Pines and he always orders their burgers. He tells me they are very good as well. This is a tiny place with several counter chairs and what, maybe eight or ten other chairs at tables? In the hot Summer time people still line-up ouside -- it is that good.
re: JeetJet
It's a frozen pre-made CFS???!!! Wow, it sure fooled us! Please, if the Biscuits are pre-made don't tell me or my lad aka BreadBoy who loves them! The burgers are indeed very good. The Pineburger Works cooked Rare is one of my favorite burgers anywhere. Also good breakfest items. They recently started serving dinners but I haven't tried them.
re: sel
I did not ask about those great large square biscutts. Therefore I do not know for sure whether those biscutts in that big white dilivery box that I saw, when I looked over the counter area near the cook, were pre-made or not. I will add the funny story that the cook told me. He said he really did not want to sell a frozen CFS and felt he could make it himself. He said he tried and tried but it was not the same. His customers liked the frozen ones better. Even when I was eating it I cound not believe it was a pre-made frozen steak. I am pretty sure he cooks it on the griddle -- not a deep fry or deep frying pan (deep oil).
Like it or not Claim Jumper has an excellent chicken fried steak.
re: foodfever
It's OK, but Claim Jumper is bigger and better.
re: foodfever
Yes, to me, Chili's is one of the best. Huge pieces, crisp, crisp, breading and a delicious pepper gravy. I absolutely adore it! I think Claim Jumper's is good, too, but prefer Chili's.
Does Bake N Broil have wings? Friend and I are thinking of trying it in a few weeks when we are in the area and she has her heart set on wings - spicy or not. Thanks!!
re: paprkutr
No it is not good... I had it last month.
re: martyR
<slapping forehead>
That reminds me. Ocean Diner on Aviation in Hermosa Beach also makes a mean CFS.
Joe's Diner
400 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Ocean Diner
959 Aviation Blvd, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
re: DiveFan
Arrgh. Forgot link to Gaffey St. Diner - guy who runs it now came from Joes. Proof that good CFS can propogate :-).
Gaffey Street Diner
247 N Gaffey St, San Pedro, CA 90731
re: DiveFan
I just had the Gaffey Street Diner's CFS yesterday and I have to say that I was not impressed. It really had no flavor, either did the gravy. I ended up leaving a lot of it on my plate. Their salsa is really good, tho, so once I smothered it with the salsa, salt & pepper it was better, but I won't get it again. I knew I should have gone with the Eggs Benedict.
The best I've ever had is at Chris & Pitts in Bellflower. They use a real tenderized top sirloin (not cubed round) and it gets super golden and crunchy. The steak is very tender. Combined with their country gravy (which is light brown, not white) and mashers it's a spiritual experience.
re: Oh Robin
I had it at that location (I believe) when I was scoping out how far the Bellflower Kaiser was from my house (too far) for a job. I got the CFS and it was very chewy to me. I didn't finish it.
re: WildSwede
Must have been an off day. Always been deliciously tender to me.
re: mattesq
I had it once not too long ago and I did enjoy it. I was looking forward to the leftovers (asked for extra gravy) but ended up giving it to the homeless man who was across the street. He was really sweet and shared it with another homeless man. I would like to have it again. Also, have them grill the bread and add their thousand island to the cole slaw!! ;-)
re: mattesq
That's about the only lunch special I get at The Pantry and I kind of doubt its filet mignon trimmings. They only serve it Tuesday and Saturday. Rather than a country gravy they use brown gravy.
re: monku
It used to be a Tuesday and Saturday only special but they have since changed that. It is on the menu every day. At least for the last 6 months or so. As for the filet trimmings, well I was told by one of the counter guys who I have known for at least 15 years or so, but I really don't know. It's good regardless.
re: mattesq
You're right about the gravy...I'm thinking of the brown gravy on the sirloin tips.
Only day I ever have it is on Saturdays so if its everyday now thats better.
Doesn't seem tender like they're filet trimmings, but the best Pantry steaks aren't tender either. I've been going to the Pantry counter for 30+ years and never thought they were filet trimmings but from round steak.
Americana restaurant in downtown Long Beach. Divey looking old coffee shop. Manager is a transplant from the former Pik's in Hawthorne and brought the recipe with her. Haven't been brave enough to try anything else there...
210 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA 90802
re: B Minus
from a Dallas Boys perspective, skip Millies unless you just want to hangout with hippsters. otherwise its goin to disapoint. if you want a better than okey doke CFS go to Mimi's cafe in Atwater. otherwise put gas in your car and go to LBC or out the county.
PS: never had brown gravy on a chicken fried steak till I move out here, WTF?
re: trillbrill
Hi trillbrill, thanks for reviving this thread. Are you referring to Americana or Bake 'n Broil in Long Beach? So far the best CFS I've had in SoCal (besides my wife's) is Pann's. What did you think of Pann's? At a minimum, it passes the basic white-not-brown-gravy test!
re: Peripatetic
Bake 'n Broil. had Pann's but didn't leave an impresion on me good enough to go back. maybe an off day? Might have to go back after all this talk. but thats the other side of town. Been in Echo Park for 12 years now. There's not even a Chillies for 15 miles from downtown to even get a quick fix. I Take back my Mimi's Cafe statement. Went Sunday and they had a super off day. I've had better at Grandy's.
re: trillbrill
I grew up in Illinois, where they insist on color in their gravy. I've heard that's a Southern thing, too, but in Nashville it's always white...except at my house when I lived there. What I like about Pann's (just to stick to the topic here) is that they have several different gravies (all made right, too), and they'll put any of'em on anything for you. So you white-gravy folks and us brown-gravy folks can all be happy.
re: Will Owen
Grew up with brown gravy too. On pot roast, turkey, salisbury, mashed potatoes or even just on a slice of bread. Ain't never had it on a southern fried steak, aka: country fried steak, aka: chicken fried steak, till I ordered one out here. Appearance wise they tend to look like a salisbury too, due to a lack of batter on them out here.
re: trillbrill
I think the difference between country-fried and chicken-fried is that one is dipped in seasoned flour, then milk and egg, then the flour again, whereas the other simply has the flour pounded into it. Now, which one is which is yet another bone of contention, depending on where you're from and/or whose version you consider the one true authentic one... if you're into that.
re: Will Owen
You're makin me hungry. Long live The Pines Cafe, I really miss that place (he says whining)!
re: B Minus
This is a post about breakfast at Pacific Dining Car but then became a review (mine) and discussion about Millie's Country Fried Steak, so I thought I would post it here, since most people would probably miss it.
Pacific Dining Car
1310 W 6th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Briefly reviving an ancient(ish) thread, because I finally got to Temecula and had the Swing Inn's CFS Sunday before last. If I hadn't been so busy eating I'd'a jumped around and hollered. Not the best I've ever had, PERIOD, but the best in California so far. The gravy was a tad bland and the breading on that giant raft of meat needed a lot more seasoning, but the steak was good and beefy and there was S&P plus Cholula and Tabasco on the table, so what the hey. Perfect eggs, lovely hashbrowns, just shy of ten bucks.
re: Will Owen
Great post,
"the best in California so far" implies that it got you thinking about one you once had in the South and that iis what good food should do. The Swing Inn is right off the 15 on the way to San Diego and that makes this place a life saver.
Have you had the CFS at the Pacific Diner in San Pedro? Wow! OMG!
re: JeetJet
We have not yet "done" San Pedro, and we need to - more than once, obviously.
I also need to get back to Harry's in Burbank and try theirs in its breakfast version, since I remember the steak and gravy as being quite good, but ruined by the truly dreadful mashed potatoes. With eggs and hashbrowns it might be a different story.
I just drove to New Mexico to visit family, and had a lovely chicken fried steak at a diner/gas station/convenience store in Wilcox, AZ. Two beers, a chicken fried steak w/ mashed potatoes, gravy, veggie, biscuit and salad bar, and a chicken fried veal with mashed potatoes, gravy, veg and a biscuit, with a bowl of what my Dad proclaimed to be the best split pea soup he's ever had, all for (including a 20% tip) $24. Now, where can I find that in LA? Anyone?
re: WildSwede
I had an adequate CFS at the Golden Saddle in Glendora - the meat and the mashed potatoes were wonderful, but the "gravy" was just a very rich bechamel - maybe even a veloute. Too, too refined, my dear. Loved the place (but you know what a sucker I am for throwbacks)...
re: WildSwede
I can't find the post but I recall reading it myself. I think this may be the place but not sure.. My son goes to Upland once a week and has mentioned Brandon's as a good place for breakfast but never siad whether they offer a CFS.
Brandon's Diner
8609 Baseline Rd
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 989-2256
Brandon's Diner II
870 E Foothill Blvd Ste 5
Upland, CA 91786
(909) 949-2395
South of the 10 is Flo's Airport café. The CFS is good, biscuits and gravy and pork chops are very good.
7000 Merrill Ave., Bldg. 8, Chino, CA 91710
re: JeetJet
try the diner at chinos airport for breakfast. i think it is on euclid it has been along time since i have been there.
re: SeaCook
got a name?
re: SeaCook
Cherry Avenue is on the other side of the 15, SeaCook. In Ontario, there are TA's East and West just south of the 10 at the Milliken exit. A little Web research turns up the Fork in the Road restaurant at the TA West as the one featured by Alton Brown. I've been by that place a miserably literal million times going to and from the desert and would never have suspected it has a good roadfood restaurant. I'll try the CFS, but I haven't had a really good one in years, even in Texas and the South, where I travel frequently, so I'm not optimistic.
re: Harry Nile
Yes it's Miliken Ave. Across from where there use to be a billboard with two arrows. One pointing to LA reading Smogsvillie. the Other pointing towards Palm Srings reading Heatsville. All TAs must look alike because the show on Feasting on Asphalt looked exactly like the one off the I-10 at Milliken. Good luck with CFS!
re: TragicSandwich
I recall seeing some posts about it back a few years ago, but don't recall anything recent. It's closed at the moment according to their own website: http://www.newcombsranch.com/home_ifr... but will be reopening at some point.
I just found out that Steven's Steak House off of Atlantic Blvd. in the City of Commerce has CFS on their menu. My husband and I are going there for dinner tonight. Will let you know if it was any good (or not!). $9.40 for the lunch$14.00 for the dinner and I called them and asked if they made their own or used a frozen patty. I was told that they make their own. We shall see!
The Steak House
2933 Rolling Hills Rd, Torrance, CA 90505
re: AnnieAmie
Don't expect a lot.
Spoke with some Steven's Steak House faithfuls a couple weeks ago and they said it's been going downhill for quite a while now.
re: monku
I only wished I had seen your message before we went there and wasted $40 on dinner. The chicken fried steak turned out to be something like a cube steak that was prepared like a chicken scalloppine dish. Although I ate it all as I was hungry, it wasn't good and it certainly was NOT a typical chicken fried steak dinner. My husband didn't even think it was made out of beef and wouldn't eat it. The restaurant should call it something else as the entire South would definitely not call what I ate last night a Chicken Fried Steak! It might be going downhill but I must say that the service was great. There must be some little old fashioned coffee shop somewhere that serves a good Texas type of CFS in L.A... where, I don't know but it certainly wasn't Steven's!
re: AnnieAmie
A tenderized cube steak or round steak is the steak for chicken fried steak.
After reviewing this 3 1/2 year old post I'll still stand by the chicken fried steak at Claim Jumpers and Gaffey Street Diner. Maybe Gaffey Street Diner is hit and miss from other posters, but I've never been disappointed.
I had the CFS at Chilis a month ago and it was dreadful..so much breading you couldn't find the steak. At one time it was decent.
Why places can't make it correctly is beyond me.
Gaffey Street Diner
247 N Gaffey St, San Pedro, CA 90731
re: AnnieAmie
Blue Star Cafe has been mentioned for CFS, owner is or was with Millie's.
I was in the area a few months ago and decided to check it out. Only three other people eating breakfast when we showed up and two were LAPD cops. Took almost 30 minutes for my CFS and eggs and it wasn't anything like the picture in the following post(looked like two steaks to me). I have a feeling the oil wasn't hot enough and it was basically limp soggy batter on a small steak. I sent an e-mail to the owner and he apologized and said it wasn't supposed to be like that an offered me a comped CFS to make up for it. I haven't returned.
Picture is the outside of the Blue Star Cafe....looks like a prison with all that barbed wire. It's the fencing of choice for the area.
Blue Star
2200 E 15th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
re: AnnieAmie
Try country kitchen in Torrance on 190th st across from mobile oil. Prices and cfs is great. they are only open for breakfast and lunch. This is my favorite restaurant it is very small if been going here when it was half the size and different owners they kept the cook and he makes great soup also.
re: sandy s
The Firehouse on Main and Rose in Venice does a totally serviceable Chicken Fried Steak. I wouldn't cross town for it, but I would go if I were in the area and had a hankering.
re: EricDC
Though known as a BBQ place...Chris & Pitts serves a very good CFS w/brown gravy. Not being a fan of their BBQ'd goods....all I would ever order there was the CFS or their excellent grilled fish (w/fruit salsa) when I worked nearby.
re: JazzBeau
Thickened brown gravy or clear? They're both wrong from a classical standpoint, but a browned-flour gravy would be acceptable to me. A clear one would be DEAD wrong.
re: Will Owen
Hi Will. Recently, I have beed addicted to the CFS at Steer N Ale on Foothill near Rosemead. They do not do a traditional country gravy, but do a chicken gravy. At first, it was odd to me (of course) but then I went back and tried it again and it seems to work in an odd way. Their breading is on the thick side and great (maybe my favorite breading thus far). Add some salt and pepper to the gravy, maybe some tabasco and it is really good. Also, I like their chili bean soup. Always get an order to go. On Wednesdays is the CFS special (IIRC) $7.99 (of thereabouts) with soup or salad, choice of potato or steamed veggies and dessert (they have Spumoni!!). I really like it. Service is always warm and swift.
re: WildSwede
Okay, you got my attention. I'll want to get my ex-Jr. High lunch buddy in on that. I just never think to go there; until someone mentioned it some time back I didn't even think it was still open!
re: Will Owen
It's funny. I have lived in Pasadena for 15 years and been driving past it for that long, too. One very rainy day a few months ago I said "I am going THERE". And in I went. That time I got one of their steaks. Cooked perfectly to order - med rare. Have stopped by a few times to get their chili bean soup to go and eaten there a few times more.
Just don't go expecting traditional white country gravy, and I think, once your mouth gets over the shock of tasting something different, you will be pleasantly surprised. ;-)
re: WildSwede
In this part of town, try the CFS at the Monrovian. While rather average on many of their other dishes, they knock it out of the park with the CFS. Available either as a breakfast dish...with eggs, toast, and potatoes...or dinner with mashed potatoes, salad, veggies, and dinner roll.
re: heckonwheels
Those are the options at Harry's in Burbank, too, but the dinner version is sunk by the dreadful gluey mashed potatoes. How are they at the Monrovian?
WS, as I've mentioned a few times, I'm not enamored of that dead-white kind of gravy, but prefer a bit of color anyway. Good chicken gravy - if it is - ought to be a treat.
re: heckonwheels
I like the Monrovian's Country (?) breakfast. Comes with biscuits and gravy (decent) and usually has sausage under it but I get it with bacon and on the side (I love their bacon). I have had their CFS and it is passable.
Will, not sure about the dinners - I have only had breakfast and once a sandwich after the Farmer's market. Sorry. Breakfasts are pretty solid, if nothing spectacular. What you would expect from a coffee shop. As far as the gravy at Steer N Ale, you will taste it, your tastebuds will wonder "what is going on here?" and then they will come around. The gravy is a yellow-y color.
Has anyone had the CFS or Biscuits & Gravy at Dinah's Family Restaurant on Sepulveda in LA? Groupon has a special on them today and I bought one after seeing they offer CFS. Thanks!
re: priatno
Steak Milanesa (dipped in bread crumbs) seems to be what places pass off as chicken fried steak.
A chicken fried steak is tenderized round steak dredged through seasoned flour then deep fried.
Why can't places seem to get it right?
re: monku
I grew up on the best of this stuff and always had tenderized veal dipped in egg, flour and seasoning... which is better than any fried chicken or steak dish, to me. That said, the Argentine grill Lala, makes a good comparable dish. Always best to make this yourself - it's not that hard - but if you're hard up for a quick fix, Lala's is a good choice. They have both steak and chicken dishes and it's dipped in a batter with breadcrumbs and seasoning.
Try Bob's Big Boy... it's surprisingly good.... thick cube steak with the white gravy. Stays crunchy.
re: tissue
Aha! I never even thought of that since chili spaghetti is what I always get when I go there. I cannot even tell you the last time I even opened their menu! Thanks!
re: WildSwede
Give it a try!
re: tissue
I was just looking at the menu and thinking of stopping there on the way home for dinner! Thanks!
re: WildSwede
Chili spaghetti???
re: kevin
Yep, best thing in the world! Been eating it since I was little in the 70s from Bob's Big Boy. Go try it! I get it with grilled onions on top.
Yesterday after work I stopped by the Pasadena BBB to try their Chicken Fried Steak. I had looked at the website and there it was on their dinner menu, but when I got there it was nowhere to be seen. I asked my very friendly waiter if they had CFS. He told me it was on their breakfast menu now and brought me one. He said that they recently changed their menu, and honestly, it seems much smaller (although this one is in what used to be a Baja Fresh, so it is small and maybe they cannot do everything here) with many options for burgers that I do not ever recall seeing before. Anyway, I ordered the CFS. On the menu it says it comes with 3 eggs (which I thought was 1 too many) but when the order came, it had only 2 which was fine by me - overeasy. Choice of hash browns or country fries - I got hashbrowns well done and a biscuit. Now, this CFS obviously comes to the restaurant pre-breaded. However, it was very, very good. When I cut into it, you could see juices in the meat. The gravy was very nice and flavorful. Hasbrowns and eggs cooked to perfection. I was very, very pleased with this meal and now I will have to think seriously about what I want to order when I go, when before it was always chili spaghetti.
The waiter was asking me for recs for places that serve good CFS. I actually had to think about it and what I came up with was that the places that I think do it best tend to be chains - Chili's, Claimjumper, Bob's, etc. The mom and pop places don't seem to do it well. Sometimes you find a somewhat less than perfect diamond in the rough, but mostly I have been disappointed. He told me that he used to work at BJ's and said that they changed theirs to a more Texas version of CFS. He said it was pretty good and suggested I try it. I think I will.
Either way, the CFS at Bob's is very good. I was happy.
Thanks for the rec, tissue!
re: WildSwede
My pleasure! I like the Bob's version because most places I've been to (ahem, Millie's) pound their CFS too thin. It should be a thick piece of meat that is easy to cut through, still crunchy, not dry, and be able to hold up to the gravy.
re: tissue
;-) Amen!
re: WildSwede
BBB menu: http://www.bobs.net/menu/dinner
Anything special about the chili e.g. noticeably Cincinnati style?
Otherwise I think I'll save my calorie budget for something else ....
re: DiveFan
No beans which is always a plus in my book. It just goes perfectly with spaghetti.
re: tissue
Okay, so I was in Burbank today, and stopped by Bob's Big Boy. Decided to try the chicken fried steak, got the dinner, next time the breakfast. It was very good. Got the gravy on the side and the steak was very crispy, and it had a little bite to it. The gravy was okay, but I added alot of pepper to it and it was better. Very reasonable, like 9.80 for the dinner with soup or salad, steak, mashed potatoes,fries, or rice, and veggies. I just got a larger salad. I would defintely order it again. That Bob's is open 24 hours, and since it is Friday, they were getting ready for their car show.
re: paprkutr
I like that it's thick enough.... some places pound it too thin or the meat is too chewy.


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The king, as if awakened from a nightmare, could see again that he had been mistaken. That man had not been deceiving him; he was authentically a man of realization. He said, "I beg your pardon. I touch your feet. Don't go, otherwise I will never be able to forgive myself."
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Record high temperatures are forecast this weekend for the U.S. Northeast from Washington to the New York area.
New York's high is expected to reach 63 degrees Fahrenheit (17 Celsius) on Dec. 22, while Washington may see 73 and Philadelphia 71, according to the National Weather Service.
"It looks like Sunday is the warmest day for the I-95 corridor, and it's probably on that day records can be challenged," said Tom Kines, a meteorologist with AccuWeather Inc. in State College, Pennsylvania.
The highest reading for Dec. 22 in New York's Central Park was 63 in 1998, and the weather service expects that again, said David Stark, a meteorologist for the agency in Upton, New York. Records will probably be set at both LaGuardia Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport, he said.
The high for the date at LaGuardia is 64, while 65 is expected, and at JFK the old mark of 62 should be beaten by 2 degrees, Stark said. The previous records also were set in 1998.
"The thing we have to keep an eye on is cloud cover," Stark said.
He said if more rain falls than is forecast, the air will be cooler and temperatures may fail reach records.
The high in Philadelphia is expected to reach 61 tomorrow, the start of winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and 71 the next day, according to the weather service.
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The record in Philadelphia for tomorrow is 66, set in 1895, and for the next day the mark is 64, reached in 1998, according to the Pennsylvania State Climatologist at Penn State University in State College.
Washington's high for Dec. 22 is 72, set in 1889, said Calvin Meadows, a weather service meteorologist in Sterling, Virginia.
By Dec. 24, the high in New York is expected to be 34 and in Philadelphia 38, according to the weather service.
As the East Coast warms, an area extending from the Texas Panhandle northeast to Michigan will have snow and ice over the weekend, Kines said.
"Someone is going to pick up 9, 10, 11, or 12 inches of snow in that area," Kines said. "If you have to do any traveling Saturday into Sunday, it's probably the corridor to avoid."
Winter storm warnings and weather advisories stretch from Texas to Michigan. Farther east, flood watches have been posted from the Texas-Oklahoma line to western New York.
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Kines said it's possible that some states along the Gulf of Mexico may have tornadoes over the weekend.
There is a moderate risk of severe weather along the Mississippi River from Memphis, Tennessee, to Louisiana tomorrow, according to the U.S. Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma.
A larger area including Houston, New Orleans, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nashville, Tennessee, has a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, damaging wind gusts and tornadoes.
After this weekend, temperatures will begin to drop across most of the U.S. In Chicago, readings are expected to fall from a high of 37 degrees today to 18 on Dec. 24, according to the weather service.
"The cold air that is coming in the middle part of the country is pretty impressive," Kines said.
The New Year may enter with a large part of the continental U.S. colder than normal, said Matt Rogers, president of the Commodity Weather Group LLC.
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Forecast models project another round of polar air may push southward into the U.S., and Rogers predicts temperatures will drop 5 to 8 degrees below normal across much of the central U.S. including Chicago, Dallas and Houston from Dec. 30 to Jan. 3.
"These trends could lead to a very cold start to January over the lower 48, but again, given the volatility seen this winter, the outlook is cautiously colder," Rogers said from his office in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Tuesday, January the 3d, 1659.
Commissioner of Customs.
Council of State.
Hull Garison.
Thanks to Officers.
Army Pay.
Renouncing Charles II.
THE House being informed, That Sheriff Love did
return his hearty Thanks to this House for nominating him one of the Commissioners of the Customs;
yet desired to be excused therein, being a Merchant, and
having other great Employments upon him;
Resolved, That this House doth accept of the Excuse
of Sheriff Love, in not accepting the Employment of
one of the Commissioners for the Customs.
Ordered, That Colonel White and Colonel Eyre do
take care to see the Papers of Names of the Ten Persons,
to be of the Council of State, burnt.
Colonel White reports, That, according to the Commands of the Parliament, they had burnt the said Papers.
A Letter from Colonel Overton, from Hull, of the
31th of December 1659, was read.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Council of State,
to see the Garison of Hull provided for.
Resolved, That the Four hundred Pounds taken from
the Commissioners of Excise by Colonel Robert Overton,
to supply the Necessities of the Soldiers in the Garison of
Hull, be allowed, upon Accompt, to the Garison at Hull.
A Letter from Colonel Wm. Lockart, Governor of
Dunkirk, of the 31th of December 1659, was read.
Ordered, That the Thanks of this House be given to
Colonel Wm. Lockart, and the rest of the Officers and
Soldiers in the Garison of Dunkirk, for their Fidelity and
good Service to the Parliament: And that a Letter of
Thanks be written to them, accordingly.
Ordered, That Mr. Nevill do draw the said Letter of
Thanks: And that Mr. Speaker do sign and seal the said
Letter with the Seal of the Parliament.
Ordered, That this Letter from Colonel Lockhart be
referred to the Council of State, to take care for the Providing of Cloaths, Shoes, and other Necessaries, for the
Soldiers in the said Garison: And also to examine, what
Monies have been paid to Mr. Downes, or any other, for
the Garison at Hull.
The Question being propounded, That Writs do issue,
for electing Members to sit and serve in Parliament, in
the places of such Members of this House as are dead,
under such Qualifications as shall be agreed upon by the
House; and that it be referred to a Committee, to bring
in Qualifications for Members to sit and serve in Parliament, on Friday next;
And the Question being put, That that Question be
now put;
It passed with the Affirmative.
And the main Question being put; It was
Resolved, That Writs do issue, for electing Members
to sit and serve in Parliament, in the places of such Members of this House as are dead, under such Qualifications
as shall be agreed upon by the House: And that it be referred to a Committee, to bring in Qualifications for
Members to sit and serve in Parliament, on Friday next:
Viz. unto Mr. Solicitor Reynolds, Colonel Martin, Mr.
Corbet, Sir James Harrington, Mr. Dormer, Colonel Fagg,
Mr. Millington, Mr. Oldsworth, Sir Tho. Wroth, Sir
Arthur Hesilrigg, Mr. Wallop, Colonel White, Mr. Robert
Goodwin, Mr. Weaver, Mr. Garland, Baron Nicholas,
Colonel Hutchinson, Mr. Scott, Mr. Lenthall, Mr. Nevill,
Mr. Love, Colonel Dove, Mr. Pury, the elder; or any
Five of them: And all that come to have Voices: And
are to meet this Afternoon at Three of the Clock, in the
Speaker's Chamber.
Resolved, That all the Forces which came from Portsmouth with the Commissioners for the Army; viz. Colonel
Farley's Regiment, and Colonel Rich's Regiment; be included within the Vote for a Month's Pay, to be paid out
of the Fifteen thousand Pounds, upon Account of their
former Assignation of the Assessment: And that the
Troops which came out of Oxfordshire, have a Fortnight's Pay.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Committee of Inspections, to see how the said Fortnight's Pay may be
raised for them.
Ordered, That the Committee of Inspections be and
are hereby impowered to issue out Five thousand Pounds
more, out of the Monies borrowed upon the Excise, besides the Fifteen thousand Pounds formerly ordered to be
issued out by them.
Sir Arthur Hesilrig reports a Bill for enacting the Oath
of Renunciation of the Title of Charles Stewart, and the
whole Line of the late King James, to be taken by every
Member that now sitteth, or that shall sit, in Parliament.
The Question being put, That this Bill be now read;
The House was divided.
The Yeas went forth.
So it was Resolved, That this Bill be now read.
The said Bill was now read the First time, accordingly.
Ordered, That this Bill be read the Second time, on
Friday Morning next.
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Thanks for the heads up here, Onlt have about 20 at the moment but its bound to grow. Managed Switchs, Wireless AP's, Printers, Etc
In case no one else has come across this one yet....
Server 2003 DHCP breaks when you reach the 87th reservation.
Why! I hear you all ask do you want 87 reservations?
Because it's the easiest way of making all your static devices keep programmable network addresses thats why...
But, due to a bug in 2003 server (there is a hotfix but it won't be included until SP2 and it's still being regression tested) when you reach reservation 87 your DHCP console breaks and you won't be able to open it!
Using the command line net sh as described here you can set a bogus reservation and voila everything works again.
This has to be one of the most bizarre DHCP issues I have seen to date.
Hope everyone who reads this logs it into the memory banks!
Thanks for the heads up here, Onlt have about 20 at the moment but its bound to grow. Managed Switchs, Wireless AP's, Printers, Etc
Thanks for that. We aren't near that number yet, but growth is coming and I'll file that one...
We are past that ... and not noted the bug yet ... but perhaps we just having been trying hard enough ...
Thanks for the heads up Geoff ... I will forward onto the team.
Good to know thanks for that.
That is good to know as I was looking at using reservations for all the clients some time soon for internet access control.
Thanks for that, we are approaching it rapidly with all my new gadgetry
We are well past 87 reservations and have no problems accessing the DHCP console! (remotely or on the DHCP server itself)
It's only the 87th reservation or 87th Scope that is affected.Originally Posted by Frazer
If you enter the 86,87 & 88th reservation into your scope table at the same time you will never experience it.
If you enter them randomly over a period of time on the 87th reservation if you then leave the DHCP console and try to return you will be locked out.
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Does your computer boot into Mac or Windows?
currently mac but i can hold down the alt key at start up to make a choice between xp or mac..
Have you done the manual installation?
Open Terminal and enter the following commands: cd /efi/refit
I have had to do this everytime, and after the second restart it has always worked
Have you change any settings in the conf file?
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i had tried the manual install yes to no availl. However using your syntax did work
Also i had not changed anything in the conf file. Can i assume that this is where the timeout settings are kept? as i would like the machine to stay at this screen until student selects an option.
Also you say you have to do this every time would
cd /efi/refit
resolve that?
I just meant each time I installed it
The refit.conf file contains all the settings you need. including disabling boot from external drives etc...
ah yes sorry that makes sense now.
thanks to all of you for your help this afternoon.
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Once tagged "rock's boy genius" by the music press, Conor
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newfound sophistication to the Bright Eyes sound. Producer,
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Oberst turned 27 on February 15th and even without that in
mind it's hard to listen to Cassadaga without hearing a
newfound sophistication to the Bright Eyes sound. Producer,
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You can't interpret the meaning of a song without looking at his other ones. | Reviewer: riley------ About the song If Winter Ends performed by Bright Eyes
normally songs are difficult to interpret, and I suppose I could have this one wrong- but I'm pretty sure he's discussing Depression- it's speculation personally I think he's discussing the symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder + Seasonal Affective disorder, he speaks of his mood changes, and his behaviour is more consistent with BPD than Manic-depressive or depressive. I think its about hitting rock bottom, that point when you can't keep hiding it from everyone and then people start asking questions, and continually ask why you are sad. A new arrangement, lover I don't have to love, a line allows progress a circle does not, Lua, a fever..., hit the switch, vanishing act, if the brakeman turns my way, I've been eating for you... etc describe the DSM criteria for Borderline personality disorder. So I think just like when I write, he writes to get his emotions on a page, to put them somewhere they can kinda appear real- because borderlines have to basically start over each day and generally like things that help string the days together and established some continuity. They love intensely, are promiscuous, use substances, live like a gypsy, etc which describes connor pretty well. I think he became so aware of the dark alleyways in this world and the minds of himsel and others- that he figured that continuity could only be found in music. Something to hold onto when someone you care about leaves and a legacy. I don't think connor ever had a "problem" with drugs, and I say that meaning I think his drug use was compulsive rather than addictive so he'd binge and then not use, or use something else. Meth also seems unlikely- as he makes it clear he likes Downers (A line allows progress) to slow his brain down.He has very black and white thinking and has developed apathy after multiple failed attempts to control his depression. He's just singing about trying to survive, the pain and the beauty that only some of us can recognize inside his lyrics. I don't think he sings/writes for any reason other than to release his emotions, and to try and make some people feel a little less alone in the process. that's what seperates him from most. I normally wouldn't interpret lyrics to this extent but his music flows song to song, cd to cd. There are references- it's a puzzle you can figure out if you know all of his music.And the borderline connections pretty strong as well. there's a lot of bpd sufferers like me who love his music because most music feels so manufactured and connor's is the exact opposite. It's also plausible He has mild Autism (formerly aspergers) as the symptoms are almost identical to BPD.
"though I know that my actions are impossible to justify
they seem adequate to fill up my time.
But if I could talk to myself
like I was someone else,
well then maybe I could take your advice,"
Go read the chorus for rise against "voices off camera". It's pretty much sums connor (or at least young connor) up. There's only one a few things that cause that huge empty spot inside of us. It's hard to establish an identity when everything's temporary.
Perfect. | Reviewer: Andy------ About the song No Lies, Just Love performed by Bright Eyes
There is nothing that can be added to this really. I have never thought of committing suicide or known anyone who has. Never the less, this is a perfect composition of words and melody that create a haunting, yet, beautiful song. Fantastic writing, tear jerking.
the lords prayer | Reviewer: diana ana------ About the song You Will. You? Will. You? Will. You? Will performed by Bright Eyes
our father wich art in heaven hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come thy will be done in earth as it is is in heaven.give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts as we forgive our deptors.and lead us not in to temption. but deliver us from evil . for thine is the kingdom, and the power and glory forever. amen
love this song | Reviewer: yeah------ About the song Jetsabel Removes The Undesireables performed by Bright Eyes
I think this song is about two imaginary girls that Conor uses as a metaphor for his attempts at being contempt. (jetsable) is conor's attempt at solving his problems with art, and feelings, (arienette) is what Conor strives to get cleansed of but can't seem to be able to get close. He might of had some inspiration from Jacobs ladder and poems but their not directly what the song is about, c'mon people.
chelsea | Reviewer: chelsea------ About the song We Are Nowhere And It's Now performed by Bright Eyes
II'm pretty sure laura is his yellow bird... and that's her talking.. probably in his head the waitrss is some random girl he's just looking at in all of his songs he mentions being with some one while thinking about someone else most like laura..
I have some | Reviewer: FeversMirrors------ About the song Hit The Switch performed by Bright Eyes
I think after the line 'For two nightmares of mine' it should be:
'I have some where I die'
'I have some where we all die'
because he's (or from the perspective of the song: she's) talking about some of her dreams.
Stuck | Reviewer: Josette------ About the song I Must Belong Somewhere performed by Bright Eyes
I imagine the speaker to be in a loveless lifeless point in life, using fate to justify why his life is in a rut. He feels much better about his situation by saying that's where he ultimately belongs. He uses some examples that help his point that an external locus of control is a good thing. However, some fallacies in his logic slip in. He ignores those though. Some things need to be moved or move on, but it's easier to say they belong there instead of making an effort to create change.
<3 | Reviewer: Asi------ About the song Haligh, Haligh, A Lie, Haligh performed by Bright Eyes
This was the first Bright Eyes song I'd heard way back when on Fevers & Mirrors; my partner Joseph had introduced me to them.. with that I fell head over heels for the band and Conor Oberst's music in general.
I listen to it now and there is still no lack of chills up my spine. For every word of Bright Eyes that's got me through some dark, shitty times in my life, I owe it to Haligh for opening up those many doors of healing.
Wonderful. | Reviewer: Sad------ About the song Messenger Bird's Song performed by Bright Eyes
This song gave me so many nostalgic and unexplainable feelings and I could feel it arise in my throat from my heart and my eyes looked down as I swayed to this soft, powerful song
WTFE | Reviewer: David------ About the song Lua performed by Bright Eyes
This song is about whatever you want it or need it to be about. Like all music it elicits an emotional response that is typically tied to a personal experience or just the simple ability to relate to the emotions of someone else.
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Photos and Description of this 6 bedroom holiday villa in Carvoeiro - Villa Marianna Porches Algarve Portugal
6 Double/Twin Bedrooms 5 Bathrooms en-suite
This beautiful villa is close to the village of Porches and the buzzing resort of Armação de Pêra with good restaurants and a long sandy beach. It is also a short drive from the lively resort of Praia do Carvoeiro. The interior is bright and sunny and is furnished using primary colours with large paintings by a local artist. Each bedroom has its own colour scheme with coordinating soft furnishings and all the bathrooms have corner baths. The modern kitchen is very well equipped with an enormous fridge freezer, Hob and built-in cooker. The sitting room is beautifully furnished with a plush curved sofa, a contemporary dining suite and a wood burning stove. Pool Heating is included for early or late season holidays and there are mosquito nets on all doors and windows. The swimming pool is lit using LED coloured lights, operated by a remote control, which can either give a disco effect or can be muted to create a relaxing ambience and there is a poolside gazebo and dining terrace.
Outside: The Swimming Pool Heating System includes a fitted Heat Retention Cover. As a consequence, Swimming is possible all year round however, we cannot guarantee the pool temperature as this depends on the prevailing weather conditions.
Villa Marianna has two mobile Weber Bbq with all the necessary BBQ equipment. The advantage of the Weber BBQ are that you can have a BBQ anywhere you wish. Outside dining facilities are located on both the Pool Terrace and on the Kitchen Terrace. On the Kitchen Terrace there is a large very attractive Marquee that provides the necessary shade from the sun when dining during the day and a very special location for dining at night. The Marquee is illuminated at might providing a very special location for those very late and warm summer evenings.
Golf: Portugal, and in particular, the Algarve, is renowned for its magnificent Golf Courses which is why it is considered a golfer's paradise. There are many courses within easy reach of Vila Marianna such as The Pinta and The Gramacho courses at neighbouring Carvoeiro. There's also the championship course of Penina just a ten minute drive away. Keen golfers' find that the location of this Villa ideal to combine both a beach and golfing holiday and it also works well for partners and families who do not participate in the sport.
Porches and its Central Location: The picture-postcard village of Porches lies just off the EN125 main road, midway between Alcantarilha and Lagoa. The area is noted for its classic white regional-style houses punctuated with striking decorated chimneys.
Miles of gorgeous, golden, sandy beaches, calm clear waters and bays interspersed with rugged cliffs and enchanting grottoes; the Algarve is amongst the top European holiday destinations. The South of Portugal was the last place to gain independence from the Moors in 1292, conquered by the King Dom Afonso III and even today traces of the Moorish presence are visible in the unique terraces, chimneys and whitewashed villas. Despite the obvious influence of tourism, a short drive inland reveals the true Algarve where life goes on much as it has for many centuries. This brightly coloured region with orange groves, almond trees in blossom and fragrant pines is also the most verdant and fertile. Sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions and top class facilities.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About Alfie
I have business interests in the UK, Germany, Ireland and now Portugal. My favorite business location is however, Portugal (The Algarve). Why, because the sun shines for 330 days a year, the climate is mild all year round, the food is really very good and the people are so friendly.
Alfie purchased this villa in 2003
Why Alfie chose Carvoeiro
Villa Marianna was the first Property I purchased in the Algarve in 2003. I was lucky because we purchased the Villa whilst it was under construction so we were able to make many modification that made this Villa 'very special'. I have 5 children that are now almost grown up and find that if they play together they stay together. Villa Marianna does just that.
What makes this villa unique
Villa Marianna has two terraces. The Pool Terrace and the Kitchen Terrace. Usually, the Mums and Dads are to be found on the Kitchen Terrace and the Children on the Pool Terrace, although the two terraces are connected by the Villa Kitchen and Lounge so safety is not compromised


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Place is quiet and cute, had a decent stay. Not the holiday Inn but nice. No riff raff though close to Detroit. It's like being back in the fifties with no modern convience like internet. Did get some rest though which is what really mattered.
Location: United States > Michigan > Livonia
Ranked #2 of 2 B&Bs / Inns in Livonia
Number of rooms: 13