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Moving to Leaside...request for guidance
- CocoaChanel Dec 9, 2010 04:17 AM
Hi Everyone,
Mr. Vuitton and I are moving to Leaside in the new year from the west end and will need some help with chow! :)
Friends in Leaside have been helpful with certain things:
Butcher - Cumbrae's
Indian - Amaya
Pub - McSorleys
Greek - well, close to greektown now - so Athens and Mezes
Bakery - Rahier
French - Celestin
Fish - Zee Grill
If there are suggestions in addition to the above list (especially for places along Mt Pleasant and Yonge, please add them
But we still need help with
Chinese (take out)
Dim sum (even if the answer is Markham, suggestions would be great)
other casual fare
Any other shops/restaurants that would be great
thanks very much
1586 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA
456 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4K1P4, CA
Zee Grill
641 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
1574 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G3B7, CA
You have a good list started! Here are some alternatives and additions:
Bakery/patisserie - Patisserie La Cigogne
Home-y bakery - Flaky Tart (must try the butter tarts!)
Bread bakery - Epi
French - Simple Bistro
Thai - no great choices, but for Canadianized Thai - Satay on the Road, for pan-Asian (think of a better Spring Rolls) - Lemongrass or Riz (same owners)
Dim sum - Lai Toh Heen, or over to Yonge and Eg for Cha Liu
Mexican - Fiesta Azteca (hit and miss -- their more authentic dishes are better than their Tex-Mex. Avoid the nachos)
Gelato - Hollywood Gelato, of course. :)
Italian - Positano (good homemade pastas and antipastos)
Lai Toh Heen
692 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
Cha Liu
2352 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4P2E6, CA
1626 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
Simple Bistro
619 Mount Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S2M5, CA
Flaky Tart
711 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
Oh, and there is a really great little produce shop on the East side of Bayview, towards the South end of the strip. I'm blanking on the name. Starts with a "B", I think...
And if you're looking for some great sandwich bread, pop into Jake's during the day, when they aren't too busy and they will often let you buy a loaf of their in-house made breads.
re: TorontoJo
Sushi: Mikado on Laird. I have tried Nigiri-Ya, but way prefer Mikado.
Dim Sum: Lai Toh Heen (They now do takeout)
Pimenton: Spanish Shop
Culinarium: Local Ontario (including farm fresh eggs)
Indian: Segar
Ice Cream: Hollywood Gelato or Il Gelatiere (my preference)
Bakeries: In addition to Rahier, Jules and Thobors are excellent.
Il Gelatiere
647 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
1586 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
Lai Toh Heen
692 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
627 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
681 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
705 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S 2N4, CA
1568 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
greek fastfood - folia grill! ( i prefer it in the evenings when the proprietors are working, the bread is crisper and the filling more balanced)
bakery - also would go to cigogne, on the weekends from 11am-2pm get the tarte flambee, this would be my downfall if i ever lived in leaside
sushi - mikado at laird or nigiri-ya (have not been there yet though, but sounds VERY promising)
pizza - probably pizza bona.... but it's been a while since i've had
you're not very far from lawrence east, patisserie is a must! then of course there's arz for groceries (the place that was nasr that turned into rami's is rather pitiful and farhat is a mere shadow of its former self). of course there's shawarma and falafel until the eye can see as well.
Another suggestion for a restaurant; Olde York (or York) Posh Fish and Chips. It's on Laird Drive south of Eglinton Avenue East. The halibut and chips are wonderful! Dine early or late as the place is packed!
Just a caution, Celestin has gone WAY downhill in the past year - and I find Amaya more show than anything.
My two go-to's in the area are Cafe Pleiade (bistro with a slight Greek twist) and Segar (uses Indian spicing - but more of a bistro in actuality).
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA
Cafe Pleiade
557 Mt Pleasant, Toronto, ON M4S2M5, CA
1574 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G3B7, CA
1568 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
re: estufarian
Thanks to everyone I really appreciate the feedback!
Estufarian, have you been to Kamasutra in the neighbourhood?
re: CocoaChanel
Was TOTALLY disappointed and never went back. All the effort was in the decor - not the food which used generic 'mother' sauces.
HOWEVER, to be fair, that was when they first opened, several years back. Things could have changed since then.
re: estufarian
Not really. :)
Stick to Amaya and Copper Chimney.
Copper Chimney
619 Kingston Rd W, Ajax, ON L1S6L8, CA
1574 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G3B7, CA
re: TorontoJo
Thanks for the update. Totally agree on Copper Chimney (although not in Leaside). But I still much prefer Segar to Amaya (although neither are 'true Indian' to me).
Copper Chimney
619 Kingston Rd W, Ajax, ON L1S6L8, CA
1574 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G3B7, CA
1568 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
re: CocoaChanel
Also, KamaSutra is almost good, but it really fails in the end. I do not recommend it. What really put me off was ordering a dish with chicken and you could tell they just threw sauce over pre cooked chicken, it was not simmered in the sauce at all. Very disappointing.
re: smudgebee
And all the sauces at Kamasutra pretty much taste the same.
re: kwass
Yes, Thobors has gotten quite uneven and the prices have gotten quite outrageous.
I have not heard much good about Celestin since it changed hands.
Pretty good pub-like wings at Duff's.
Best Dim Sum about 20 minutes north on Bayview to Hwy. 7.
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA
627 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
re: sumdumgoy
Freshness has become hit or miss. When their stuff is fresh, it's awesome, but more often than not lately, it is not fresh.
Another thing that drives me crazy about that place is how slow the service is. They have one cash register to serve a line up of up to 15 people, and the girls who work behind the counter are in no rush to fill orders or to take them promptly, regardless of the number of people in line.
If I could count on the freshness of their pastries, I might be willing to put up with the slow service, but for now, I plan to avoid that place.
re: sumdumgoy
I've been to Duff's there - quite like it
Alos, Granite Brewery on Mt Pleasant is always satisfying
Celestin - interesting - thank you. I ahd heard "rumblings" of going downhill, but there were enough supporters to quell concerns
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA
Granite Brewery
245 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON M4P, CA
re: CocoaChanel
There's Rahier on Bayview which tops Celestin/Thobors for pastries, etc, for me.
1586 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
re: sumdumgoy
SDG - re dim sum - which ones? Casa Imerial? Maple Yip? (I think those are correct)
For reference, we were regulars at Perfect Kitchen and Grand (the hotel at hwy 27)
Perfect Kitchen
3075 Ridgeway Dr, Mississauga, ON L5L5M6, CA
re: CocoaChanel
Sorry to be so late in replying Cocoa.
It's a long but enjoyable list: Yang's, Regal Palace, Dragon Boat, Tanchikee, Emperor.
Yang's and Dragon Boat are favourites - Dragon Boat very good value and the best value dish anywhere is their Brisket with Braised Turnip in Soup, spectacular at $6.99
I have only been impressed by the high prices at the Casa family!
Tanchikee Restaurant
360 Hwy 7 E, Richmond Hill, ON L4B, CA
re: sumdumgoy
Another closer higher end dim sum place is Crown Prince on Vic Park, north of McNicoll. Same owners as Crown Princess downtown.
For Chinese dinner, there's Sun Star (on Finch, between Bayview and Leslie, same mall as the TD bank) for closest decent Cantonese-Chinese cooking. Plates are a little smaller than those in RH or Scarb, but better than those Congee **** places. Go either early or late, as the place is small and gets full fast. Take out Chinese never works for me, the stuff is meant to be eaten fresh. Don't be tempted by the cakes at Maxims at the same mall. They must've changed owners/pasty chefs, as their stuff has gone downhill.
Some folks like Paradise at Finch/Leslie mall for dim sum and dinner, but I'm not a big fan of them (been there a few times lately since friends wanted to go). The place is huge and gold and spacious, and you can almost always get a table.
For spicy sichuan, try Hot Spicy Spicy also at Finch/Leslie mall. The peppercorns will numb your oral cavity in a pleasant way. There's also going to be the New Chinese Beef and Lamb place opening up there soon (where the old Rice Paper used to be).
I'll also put a plug in for Jules Patisserie, just down the st. from Celestin. I go for their Pain Chocolate every 2-4 wks.
For French, I still prefer Auberge du Pommier.
Also Thai Bistro on Yonge. While their meats aren't the best quality , the sauces (curries) and other noodles/rice dishes are pretty good and authentic. I've ordered from Satay on the Road quite often for office lunches (since they deliver) and find it rather meh.
Thai Bistro
5306 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2N5P9, CA
re: Royaljelly
For spicy sichuan, try Hot Spicy Spicy also at Finch/Leslie mall. The peppercorns will numb your oral cavity in a pleasant way. There's also going to be the New Chinese Beef and Lamb place opening up there soon (where the old Rice Paper used to be).
^^^ This pleases me immensely! I love sichuan and Toronto seems like a wasteland for good sichuan
re: sumdumgoy
Just chiming in on Celestin. It has definitely gone WAY down hill after Pascal left. We had one of our worst meals ever there. The place is no where near what it used to be and it's a shame because it used to be excellent.
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA
Sorry, but I forgot to specify that my last post was referring to Thobors, in response to Splendid Wine Snob's post
627 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
For pizza head south on Donlands then right on Danforth to Danforth Pizza House.
Fresh from the Farm at the north end of Donlands has good free-range/hormone free meat and eggs. Whitehouse meats is good.
Cobbs has a few good styles of sliced bread. I like the Cape Seed.
There is pretty good take-out Indian from Iqbal in Thorncliffe. There's also an Indian grocery there. Bamiyan Kabob, near Swiss Chalet, also has good Afghan food as does Afghan Village in the plaza on Don Mills Road in Flemingdon.
Sunny Foodmart's new store in Flemingdon Park is good for Asian food, fish and produce.
Hollywood Gelato has good gelato. If you go over to Il Gelatiere on Mt. Pleasant at Hillsdale, it's even better.
Lemongrass is dreadful in my opinion. I've had better Thai food at a mall food court.
China Feast across from the Loblaws on Moore does decent Chinese-Canadian take-out.
Bamiyan Kabob
62 Overlea Blvd, Toronto, ON M4H1C4, CA
Il Gelatiere
647 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
Danforth Pizza
920 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4J1L9, CA
Afghan Village
747 Don Mills Rd, Toronto, ON M3C1T2, CA
re: hal2010
I've heard that the Danforth Pizza House is really good. What is their pizza like and why is it so good?
Danforth Pizza
920 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4J1L9, CA
re: kwass
i'm not fond of it... there's something about the flavour of the crust that i find quite bland (tossed it) and the cheese just ok. better than the generic plastic on the mass market ones. the tomato sauce was nice but not enough to make me want a second slice nor return.
it's on the greasier side but i much prefer olympic 76 further south near yonge for my hefty pie needs and queen margherita for my thin soft crust.
re: pinstripeprincess
Wholeheartedly agree - DPH has good technique, but is still overall a pretty bland pizza. Cheese is better than most at that price point, but crust, sauce, and pepperoni were all really underwhelming from a flavor perspective. The crusts do have a decent texture - they just don't taste like much.
Olympic 76 is probably the best basic pizza I've had in Toronto. But being back in the States has reminded me how easy it should be to get good, flavorful pizza.
Olympic 76
8A Gloucester St, Toronto, ON M4Y1L5, CA
re: Wahooty
The crust on my pizza from DPH was incredibly tough and dense. I was not hopeful when I watched the man beat the crap out of it with a rolling pin and unfortunately it was confirmed when I received the final baked product. The sauce and toppings didn't make up for the crust so not worth a repeat visit for me.
The closest decent Thai is Linda at the Shops at Don Mills. Other places, Seniors on yonge and st Clair for solid reliable steak, second the recs for mikado, bamiyan kabob and olde yorke. There are serviceable samosas in the take out place in front of bamiyan. Nando's chicken on brentcliff is good too. Better than churrasco villa in my opinion. The other reliables have been mentioned above. Oh and the south street burger on laird is the best one of all the branches I think.
re: neighborguy
Now you can hear that the Thai food at Linda is very good.
It's more expensive than at the mom 'n pop places and is more upscale (i.e. not 'street food Thai').
Spicing is excellent and ingredients are (mostly) top notch (there have been a couple of misses over the years) but my last visit (about 10 days ago) showed great spicing (in particular), and a competent wine list - and was packed on a Wednesday.
I'd call the Thai portions of the menu 'authentic' but they have expanded the menu to appeal to a different demographic than they originally had downtown, so you'll find dishes not 'normally' served in Thai restaurants in Canada - but you might well find those in hotels in Bangkok.
re: neighborguy
Linda, though not the best, is wayyyy better than some of the Canadianized Thai places like Spring Rolls, Satay on the Road, Thai One On), etc. True, it's pricier, but they use much better ingredients than most places.
re: ctl98
I disagree. I find that Satay on the Road does a lot of things well. its not gourmet but it will be a few shekels cheaper than Linda.
If you order the right things, i would go as far to say that the food is VERY good.
and i second the Folia Grill comment. Been a fan since it opened. had lunch there yesterday. ordered one chicken gyros and it was so good that i (shamelessly) had to order a second.
Satay on the Road
2003 Avenue Rd, Toronto, ON M5M, CA
Folia Grill
1031 Pape Ave, Toronto, ON M4K 3V9, CA
re: atomeyes
Really? I've tried Satay a few times and I can't even bring myself to eat their pad thai. People in our office order food from there for our meetings and I can't bear the redness of the ketchup-based pad thai sauce.
re: ctl98
I agree, Satay on the Road is pretty disappointing. The only flavour I get from the Pad Thai is ketchup, and the chicken is fairly stringy and dry. I've also tried their Nasi Goreng (also, very dry and not spicy at all) and the Panang Gai, all to great disappointment.
Unfortunately, it's one of the few Thai places in the area, so I'm stuck with it.
What do you recommend from their menu??
Satay on the Road
2003 Avenue Rd, Toronto, ON M5M, CA
re: greenduck
when we go, we pretty much get the same thing:
Oodles of Noodles (the N section of the menu) w/chicken.
their beef tenderloin strips are very good.
their curries are pretty good (not salad king good, but still above average). i think i get the malaysian curry.
and i usually order chicken (something i tend to do at all asian restos. you tend to get better "cuts" of chicken vs beef).
i think that pad thai is usually ordered, but to be honest, when you order pad thai, its the thai version of General Dang chicken. you know its likely the least authentic dish on the menu and that usually caters to 1 or more people you're eating with. its a dish that i am usually indifferent about and rarely have tried an amazing pad thai.
other than that, i don't stray all that far from their menu.
re: atomeyes
Which dishes do you highly recommend at Satay on the Road?
Satay on the Road
2003 Avenue Rd, Toronto, ON M5M, CA
re: Full tummy
Cashew Nut Chicken / Crispy Beef / Satay skewers / Spring rolls
I personally really like Highway 61. They have great beer specials on Monday and Tuesday and the food is pretty darn good. I personally love their pulled chicken, but was underwhelmed by their pulled pork. The onion rings are really good too.
That might be my choice as a go to bar.
Not really Leaside, but near enough is Earth Bistro on Yonge and Summerhill. Been there about 4-5 times, and have been happy each time.
So I am reviving this thread as Mr Vuitton and I are moving shortly. Thank you everyone who has contributed.
A couple of Mr Vuitton's clients were kind enough to give us gift certificates to Celestin and Mogette. Mr Vuitton and I are also excited about trying Tabule
Any pizza suggestions? And beyond Leaside, suggestions along the Mt Pleasant or Yonge strips?
Thank you everyone for all your help so far
2009 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4S 1Z8, CA
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA
581 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S, CA
re: CocoaChanel
Your gift certificate to Mogette is a winner. It's one of the better bistros in town, along with the nearby Simple Bistro. About $125 a couple, all in, inc. one glass of wine each, at Mogette, slightly cheaper at Simple early in the week when BYOW corkage there is $10. Mogette does a tasty cassoulet. I don't think anyone yet has mentioned Zee's, also on Mount Pleasant, one of the better seafood houses in Toronto. Casually sophisticated menu. About $150 a couple. A somewhat idiosyncratic joint on Mount Pleasant - south of the bistros mentioned above - is Cafe Pleiade, next door to the Regent movie house. Vaguely French with Greek touches. Good soups, some tasty mains, easy-to-take wine prices, family run. Mind, it has been a year since I was last there - driving south along Mount Pleasant while seeking sustenance, I usually don't get farther south than either Simple Bistro or Mogette - but Pleiade brings back good memories. I must get back there soon. On Yonge St., directly west of Leaside, Tabule offers the best value - if you like Middle East cuisine. You can make a meal of the hot and cold appetizers alone. No corkage charge Mondays and Tuesdays.
Can't advise on pizza. The tastiest pizza in my part of town - just north of Leaside - is at Trio Ristorante, on Yonge St. just north of Lawrence Ave., which is probably too far west and north of Leaside for you. Oh, and about your Celestin gift certificate: see if you can fob it off on someone else. The place hasn't been up to much for quite awhile.
Cafe Pleiade
557 Mt Pleasant, Toronto, ON M4S2M5, CA
re: crazee
Sounds like Cajun Corner, which closed a while ago.
Cajun Corner
214 Laird Dr, Toronto, ON M4G, CA
re: atomeyes
Done deal! Thank you


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- Address:
55 Main Street
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- Incredible Dining ExperienceAdamDined on 11/23/2014I found this place via Yelp, and was very impressed with this place overall. Everything from the moment we walked in was absolutely perfect. I went for brunch and had unlimited drinks (which were AWESOME) along with some of the most incredible brunch food I've ever had. Everything on the menu was appealing and I am dying to return to try more of the items. On top of the outstanding ambiance, food, and drinks, the service was very attentive and professional. I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/23/2014Bread Pudding- a MUST HAVE. Don't let the upscale atmosphere fool you, Very kid friendly. Service was great. APLUS!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great vibrant local spotReneeDined on 11/15/2014Service was attentive. Food was solid. Really enjoyable atmosphere for a night out. Neighborhood find for a happening scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JJAVDined on 11/15/2014We wanted to try this restaurant and was not very impressed. County Salad was under dressed. MUSSELS were chewy. Roasted Branson was over cooked and oily.
- A Must SeeMontLife1289VIPDined on 11/2/2014Spectacular in every way! The food and ambiance is splendid. Love how duck is incorporated into several dishes. Very unique.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014If you are looking for a place to eat that has a great atmosphere, food and drinks, this is the place. An eclectic menu to satisfy all taste buds. Tasty drinks and excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice findfoodieVIPDined on 10/18/2014What a nice find in our own backyard! Food and service beyond reproach Very accommodating. Will return whenever we can. Looking forward to trying all the wonderful items on the menu.Special Features:
- MoonShineBri2312Dined on 10/17/2014My husband and I have been to the MoonShine Supper Club several times. Each time, we order the Chef's tasting menu. The entrees on the tasting menu are always delicious. The speciality drinks are always excellent. The entire staff is knowledgeable and polite. We truly enjoy our dinning experience at the MoonShine Supper Club!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where was everyonePatrickVIPDined on 10/16/2014For Wednesday lunch before a Paper Mill matinee and I'm the only one in the entire restaurant -- that should have been a clue. Short rib sandwich with fries -- would be a decent lunch for $6.99 or so, but at $14 -- in this kind of place -- wow. Very nice server said the sandwich would be "moist" -- I didn't realize he meant so soggy with grease from the short ribs that you'd have to eat it with a fork. A piece of lettuce, tomato, pickle, or even an olive on the plate would have helped.
- Loved it!Kasey222VIPDined on 10/12/2014My husband and I went to MoonShine on a whim on a Sunday evening. The service was phenomenal (Jesus was our server) and everything was timed beautifully. We had the housemade ricotta to start & more toasted bread was offered before we asked (it's a shame when there is an amazing spread leftover but no bread!). It was delicious! I had the short rib entree & my husband had the mushroom ravioli. The sauce on his ravioli was to die for! My short ribs were yummy. Warm cookie dough dessert was AMAZING! They also have a GREAT cocktail list - I had the Ginger Side Car, which was delicious! They offer complimentary kids meals for each adult meal purchased, which we realized was probably the reason there were lots of small kids. Great for families!Special Features:
- Really nice dinner!nocooking4meDined on 10/11/2014We had a group of 6 and everyone really enjoyed their meal. The wine was excellent as well and the cocktail menu is very fun. The service was very good as well.Special Features:
- Fantastic BrunchNjpirateVIPDined on 10/11/2014Our second time there for brunch and already looking forward to the next one. Had the French toast which was maybe the best I've ever had while my wife had the duck and waffle for the main course. For the first course I had a lettuce wedge with all kinds of added items, cheese, orange segments,etc and a tasty dressing. My wife had the crepe with a chocolate sauce and berries which was out of this world. And the unlimited mimosas and sangria during the meal make it a real bargain at $30 each excl tax and tip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new find!otissaDined on 10/5/2014LOVED our dinner on Sunday evening before the show at Paper Mill. Our service was excellent--competent and friendly, yet non-intrusive. Our cosmopolitans were the best ever and served beautifully. Wine and dinner were superb. I have already begun to spread the word!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunchhsmc78Dined on 10/5/2014Service and sangria were fantastic, I was disappointed with the food. Very blandSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale neighborhood restaurantnjtxfoodieDined on 10/1/2014I have been to Moonshine several times, but never had dinner there. I typically had drinks and food at the bar. Moonshine is a great neighborhood upscale restaurant. The restaurant gives you a great New York City vibe without the travel. I had the bravette steak. It was good, but not great. However, that may have been because of the cut of meat. The potato side was excellent. The creme brulee was wonderful! In fact, all the desserts I have had there were good. Additionally, all the food I have had on the bar menu was very good. The service can sometimes be off. However, the owner/manager, Victor is great and always very inviting.Special Features:
- Avoid This Dining ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/1/2014Our appetizers were okay - lobster mac and cheese that was fairly mundane and a caesar salad that was okay... It was hard to find a bottle of wine for less than 60 but our cabernet sauvignon for 50 was also fine. Things turned sour with the arrival of the short ribs which were bone dry and tasted a lot like the burnt pot roast of childhood. We sent it back and yes, they took it off the bill and tried to soften our disappointment with complimentary dessert. However, the main courses at the table were only okay as well. What contributed to the overall poor experience was the erratic service. It took a long time to get our food and when our main courses arrived, they had forgotten the sides.
- MediocreDaveVIPDined on 9/13/2014Service was terrible. I had to ask 5 times for the candle to be lit. French fries were cold. Dessert was served without utensils and no server was available so we had to go searching on our own for utensils. Food was mediocre.
- So sadOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/9/2014Flavorless foods. Angry chef. Decent, but slow wait staff who we're polite but generally lack knowledge of the menu. Wife and I each ordered an appetizer with filet as the entre. Bisque was dull, lacking both savory and herbal flavors. The shrimp topping looked like something thawed from Costco. My wife's salad reminded us of something off of a deli line. Both of the steaks were ordered medium rare. One came out medium and the other rare plus. We thought about sending back but had just seen the chef throw a Hosey fit over someone who wasn't happy with a side of Mac and cheese. Even though the bar was nice we can't reasonably recommend to anyone.
- Worth returningPeskerBellhopDined on 8/9/2014Great bar and drinks menu. Great selection of beers. Good very good and varied. Something for everyone (meat eater and vegetarian!).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What happened?Antelope2747VIPDined on 8/8/2014We had been going to Moonshine since we read about it in the paper and it got rave reviews. It used to be you walked in an the bar was packed and the restaurant was buzzing with people. So when we walked in on a summer Friday having not been there in 6 months and it was dead, we thought that was odd, but it was summer. Now we know why - the food has completely slipped. For example, the duck that used to melt in your mouth came to the table grey and old looking and not nearly as delicious as before. The creativity of the specials seem to be totally gone and our favorite dessert - the warm cookie dough that is cooked to order came to the table so quickly that there was no way it was cooked to order. Such a disappointment - won't be back
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- an escape of a nightGinaMarieDined on 7/26/2014The eccentric food took us far away from the center of Millburn. The chef's take on pairing of different flavors had us wanting more. The restaurant is not quite at all and the chairs are a little bit lower than most but overall an outstanding experience. It may have been our first time there but definitely not our last!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will returnk1f2Dined on 7/11/2014I will make this as brief and simple as possible. The manager went above and beyond. I ordered the duck dish and was looking forward to it; however, it was not quite what I expected. I will not go into that b/c it does not matter. When the waiter came over to see how we were doing, I expressed my dislike of my food. He proceeded to send over the manager who immediately offered to replace the duck dish with anything else I wanted. Since I also like scallops, I ordered the seared scallops w/ bok choy. It was excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed my food. Initially we ordered the grilled octupus which was tender and delicious. I left the restaurant satisfied on all counts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lil NYC in JerseyOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/10/2014Solid food. Good atmosphere. Attentive service (was a Thursday) Fun with a few couples.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- marblackDined on 6/28/2014I have been here several times. The food is always very good. The staff is friendly. The drink menu is interesting
- Lively Neighborhood RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/27/2014We have been to MoonShine several times since they opened - just to the bar for girl's nights or drinks and appetizers, to the restaurant for dinner and for group meetings. The service is also outstanding and the food is unique and delicious. Always fun drink specials or creative cocktails to be found and a great vibe!Special Features:
- This Place Is Worth A TryKathyMadisonVIPDined on 6/27/2014My husband and I went to this restaurant before going to the Papermill for a 7 o,clock show on a Friday night. Our reservation was for 5PM. When we arrived at 5, the bar was empty and the dining room was not even open yet. The staff was apparently having their evening meeting prior to starting to serve for the night. Bartender was attentive. We decided to sit at table in bar area and that is where we chose to remain for our meal. Our dinners were good but not great. My husband had the Grilled Spanish Octopus and the Summer Risotto and I had the 8oz Flat Iron Steak with a side of asparagus. We will go back but we will choose to eat off of the bar menu rather than the dining room selections.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Must for a Night OutMontLife1289VIPDined on 6/21/2014Impeccable food, outstanding service, and relaxing environment. Drinks perfectly prepared and the presentation of the food was very artistic.Special Features:
- Excellent dinnerLindaFDined on 6/7/2014We had a very lovely dinner at Moonshine. The server took very good care of us and the food was delicious. I loved the salad with the crispy shallots, so good! I will definitely return.Special Features:
- wonderful experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/5/2014Had dinner before Papermill show. Waiter was excellent and very attentive to make sure we made the show. Food was great. Mussels large and juicy, crab ravioli very tasty and gourmet-like. A great meal and a great waiter.Special Features:
- Great experiencefoodie81Dined on 5/31/2014Delicious food. Creative cocktail menu. Attentive, excellent service. Overall, a great dining experience. Will definitely be backSpecial Features:
- Great romantic dining experiencesharmsDined on 5/18/2014Went there for fiancee's birthday dinner on a Sunday evening. Place was pretty dead with only one other table of 5-6 occupied, with one more walk-in later; but that made for a nice quiet ambience and great conversation for us. Everything we ordered was delicious - Moonshine Punch for my drink, Tuna Tartare, grilled spanish octopus for apps; eggplant bisque with lemongrass soup; truffled local scallops gratin & braised short ribs for entrees; warm cookie dough & Profiteroles for dessert. As awesome as the food was, we felt the service was slightly lacking - mainly in terms of speed & timing. Our server though super nice was MIA for longer than anticipated in between each course. Service surely could have been more prompt. 1 point taken away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for weekend brunchScenic2Dined on 5/11/2014The special pre fixe lunch menu gives me just the right amount of food for $20 and the food is delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not good if you are a foodieSpgcDined on 5/4/2014Not a good place for food. Not clean. No table cloths. Had to return my food and still hated.Special Features:
- JmkmDined on 4/26/2014The service and servers were great. The food was delicious and we had a wonderful time.Special Features:
- Excellent!RestauranthappyDined on 4/5/2014Always an excellent meal! Great service, great atmosphere and one of my favorite restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great eats and drinksOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/5/2014I had not been to the restaurant in quite a long time but the experience was great! We were a party of four. We had cocktails first which were great then ordered a bottle of wine for dinner. The wine selection was plentiful and the prices were fair. Dinner was exceptional. We all had the branzino fish - it was well seasoned and delicious! Since we hadn't seen the couple we met - we wound up being the last diners to leave the main dining area. The staff was very accommodating and never rushed us to leave. We will definitely go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still The Best in TownsnoopsisterDined on 4/4/2014We go here often. The food is always well prepared and the service pleasant. We'll be back.Special Features:
- You're kidding me!JoniBeeVIPDined on 3/31/2014First and last time! Restaurant & service were fine. Crispy gnocchi were swimming in a liquid with chunks of pork on top- it was really chunks of pork FAT, the kind that you can't chew and makes you gag! It was a Monday night perhaps it was a fill in chef, but I'll never know, I won't even give them a second try. I rated the noise level as quiet because there were only 6 others in the restaurant, if full I have no doubt it would be too noisy.
- Great placeDinnertimeDined on 3/31/2014Had a great birthday dinner, food was outstanding and the staff was great. Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The dailymeal.com has ranked Chico's Tacos as having the ninth best tacos in country out of 35 restaurants.
The tacos are more like flautas filled with ground beef, topped with shredded cheese and sit in red tomato juice and can be topped with salsa. They are served in their famous white paper boat.
There are five Chico's Tacos locations in town and are exclusive to the Sun City.
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Facebook apps have created 200,000 US jobs (study)
Summary: The Facebook app economy employs between 182,744 and 235,644 people. Based on average salary estimates, they contribute between $12.19 billion and $15.71 billion to the US economy.
The many companies that rely on Facebook and its platform contribute quite a bit to the US job market. All of the third-party Facebook apps and games result in the employment of between 182,744 and 235,644 people. Based on average salary estimates, they contribute between $12.19 billion and $15.71 billion in wages and benefits to the US economy, according to the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland.
There's one very important part to note about this study: Facebook funded it. The social networking giant definitely has a positive impact on US employment, but how big is very hard to say and these numbers may be higher than expected.
The researchers found the market for Facebook apps has directly created 53,000 new jobs in the software companies that design the apps and indirectly created at least an additional 129,000 jobs. The boom in software jobs has apparently created additional jobs in the businesses that supply the app developers and from the increased household spending of the developers' employees.
Zynga, a social gaming company which recently filed for a $1 billion IPO, plays a big part. In fact, the study says the firm now has more than 2,000 employees and an estimated value of $15 to $20 billion.
If you want more information, check out the full seven-page report, titled The Facebook App Economy (PDF). For the lazy, here is the conclusion:
As a result of analyzing the aforementioned factors and data, a conservative estimate of the employment impact of developers building apps on the Facebook Platform in the United States in 2011 is 182,744 full time jobs. In other words, at least 182,744 jobs were added to the US economy as a result of the Facebook App Economy. Similarly, these economic models suggest that a conservative estimate of the total employment value of Facebook's app economy is $12.19 billion. Using more aggressive estimates, the Facebook App Economy created 235,644 jobs, adding a value of $15.71 billion dollars to the US economy.
All these developers are likely looking forward to this Thursday, which is when Facebook's f8 developer conference is taking place. Almost every year, the social networking giant dedicates a full day to helping them out with their apps.
See also:
- Facebook may have missed revenue projections by $500 million
- Facebook's revenue doubles to $1.6 billion (report)
- Facebook made $1.86 billion from your content in 2010
- Facebook: advertising rates staying constant even as inventory rises
- Facebook to make $1 billion from social gaming this year
- WSJ: Facebook growth exceeds expectations, $100 billion valuation justifiable
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Sunderland are considering an emergency loan move for Manchester United goalkeeper Tomasz Kuszczak. Manager Steve Bruce has admitted the club may seek special dispensation after Simon Mignolet underwent surgery on the badly broken nose he suffered during Saturday's 2-2 draw with Aston Villa. Keiren Westwood came on at Villa, but Bruce is still short of keepers with Craig Gordon yet to resume training and Trevor Carson out with a back injury. Kuszczak, 29, also a target for Doncaster, is frustrated at becoming fourth choice at United behind David de Gea, Anders Lindegaard and Ben Amos.
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This weekend's highlights include a new pub destination in LA, Japanese festivities in London and the latest album by New York-based duo School Of Seven Bells
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As you probably know by now, mortgage troubles have been a topic of conversation and concern for many people lately. According to RealtyTrac, there were more than two million home foreclosures nationwide in 2007 alone. In fact, Indiana and Michigan are among the top ten states with the highest foreclosure rates.
While experts say subprime loans are a symptom of the mortgage crisis, others say it's the buyers who are to blame. Some say homeowners over-extended themselves, buying homes they couldn't afford.
And even for people who aren't in financial trouble, the value of most homes has gone down overall, making it a tough market if you're trying to sell a home.
"It's definitely hurting everybody," says Century 21 Realtor, Rory Paquette. With mortgage woes in the local and national headlines, local Realtors, like Paquette, say they've been getting a lot of questions from people looking to buy or sell. Lately, many are curious to know how this mortgage crisis may affect them.
"Buyers are very concerned, how do I know how much a house is worth before I start putting an offer in on it?"
Paquette says the mortgage meltdown has affected homeowners in every income and education bracket. "The people that have the $300,000 house are having the exact same problem in the mortgage industry than what has happened with the economy as the folks in the $30,000 house. It's a different scale, but the same problem," says Paquette.
And foreclosures in the Midwest are up. According to RealtyTrac, in June 2008, Michigan was the 5th highest state for home foreclosures. Ohio came in next at 6th highest. Indiana was ranked 10th, and Illinois 13th. Nevada and California topped the state list.
Compare the first half of 2007 to 2008: Indiana had a 26% in home foreclosures so far this year. Comparing Michigan's numbers during the same time, you'll see the state had a 151% increase in home foreclosures in 2008!
By phone, we spoke with several Michiana residents who are going through foreclosure.
They declined to go on camera, but all tell us they got into mortgage trouble for different reasons. One man says his mortgage nearly doubled after his property taxes doubled. Another family admits they over-extended themselves. Paquette says the lure of "no-money down" has led to a fair share of foreclosures. "The zero dollars out of somebody's pocket, that's huge. I think that's been a huge contributor to where we are right now," explains Paquette.
Meantime, another woman told us she went into foreclosure because her current financial situation disqualified her from re-financing, sending her adjustable rate way up. "They were blindly optimistic that 'my situation today which enables me to get this mortgage -- meaning credit, job, money in the bank, everyone's healthy -- that's going to be me three years from now,'" says Paquette. "But to the dismay of many, financial pictures aren't the same as they were three years ago. And so you have the same person with that adjustable rate mortgage, three years later, who doesn't qualify to refinance."
To protect yourself from mortgage problems, Paquette recommends a few things. He says, first, make sure you're dealing with reputable professionals (i.e. check people out with your local Realtors Association or Mortgage Brokers Association).
Also, check with the state or Better Business Bureau to make sure the person doesn't have any complaints against them.
Paquette also recommends putting, at the very least, 3% down when buying a home, and consider getting a fixed rate mortgage over an adjustable rate.
And while many are slowly riding out the mortgage mess, there's a bright side for some. Foreclosure properties can be an affordable investment for those who are looking to buy. "It's already coming back because it's being addressed. You know the old adage, 'admitting you have the problem is the first step towards solving it,'" adds Paquette.
Now there's talk about the government stepping in to help alleviate some of the pain in this mortgage crisis. While some say government reform will bring homeowners relief, others argue it could create a false market.
If you're interested in buying a foreclosed home, you can contact your county's civil division. Each month, counties post listings for foreclosed properties. Legally, counties must publish the foreclosures for thirty days prior to a sale. St. Joseph County's next Sheriff's Sale for foreclosed homes is set for July 24th. Keep in mind that all homes have to be paid for in full by 3:00 p.m. the day of the sale.
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One of the strangest yet most compelling figures in the history of art begins a star turn in Manhattan Thursday as the Neue Galerie opens "Franz Xaver Messerschmidt 1736-1783: From Neoclassicism to Expressionism." [Download the article as a pdf]
"It's this uneasy admixture of hyper-sensitivity and callousness that makes him ideally suited to capture Weimar era Germany: he sees the decay that goes hand in hand, etymologically and otherwise, with the decadence of the period." [Read more]
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It's time to rethink the traditional science fair, with its tired tri-fold posters and first-prize ribbons. It's time to create an event where children share the results of authentic, personally meaningful explorations with one another rather than compete for adults' praise and attention. It's time for a Kids' Inquiry Conference (KIC). Beyond the Science Fair is a how-to manual for organizing and hosting a KIC that's linked to your curricular planning and goals. Beginning with a snapshot of a KIC developed by the authors, Beyond the Science Fair guides you through the specifics of organizing and hosting the conference in your classroom, school, or district, with: a wealth of narrative descriptions of KIC classrooms examples of student projects personal reflections by students and teachers involved in KICs tips on encouraging student involvement an extensive resource list 26 helpful, reproducible forms like student registrations, promotional flyers, and letters to parents. Then Beyond the Science Fair details how KICs can contribute toward your curricular objectives, including information on how they help you: meet science and literacy standards develop students' critical-thinking, analytical, and presentation skills implement inquiry-based science instruction use cross-curricular learning to support scientific inquiry. Adopt a more meaningful and student-centered alternative to the science fair. Read Beyond the Science Fair and create opportunities for kids to investigate their world and share the products of their natural curiosity with a scientific community of their peers.
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So much has already been written about Pather Panchali and Aparajito that Ray's trilogy was destined for classic status even before the release of the third instalment, and the various influences - Renoir, De Sica, Donskoi and Ozu - have long since been traced and named. ... Now that World of Apu ... Read more
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World Without End shows the work being carried out in undeveloped countries by the workers of UNESCO and organiza¬tions connected with it. ... First we travel to Mexico, to the island of Yunuen on Lake P'atzcuaro. The level of the lake is falling and the fish are becoming fewer. The land is ... Read more
What's worse than Christmas? Easter, that's what, when Angela's relationship with Dan is thrashing out its death throes, amidst the flying bullets of verbal abuse and the occasional hurtled chocolate egg. He flees and she's left to hide under the bedclothes and face the fact that life goes on. A ... Read more
A cinematic peek into a harsh, forbidding landscape. Each shot is so perfectly composed that it is a journey and a story in itself. When the drill finally breaks through the rock, signalling the euphoric end of the tunnel it is also the end of a friendship. A glimmer of light in the darkness is the ... Read more
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Young Wilhelm Meister is on the way: from Bonn, past a castle on the Rhine, through a suburb of Frankfurt and on to the great mountain, the Zugspitze. He is escaping from boredom and dullness, and he hopes that travel will enable him to fulfil his ambition to write. ... On the journey, he meets a ... Read more
Young Wilhelm Meister is on the way: from Bonn, past a castle on the Rhine, through a suburb of Frankfurt and on to the great mountain, the Zugspitze. He is escaping from boredom and dullness, and he hopes that travel will enable him to fulfil his ambition to write. ... On the journey, he meets a ... Read more
"The money's finished. It had to run out sometime. Everything does. The blood, the passion, the fear. Everything except the loneliness. I don't even want to kill myself anymore. I don't know if I ever did. Another piece of indulgence to keep up the interest. I decided to go back to Australia. What ... Read more
An old man is kidnapped and interrogated by his captors. In the process, the biography of a mass murderer is laid bare: the eighty-year-old man formerly held a high-level command post in the SS and was responsible for the murder of thousands in the USSR. Thomas Harlan, not content to merely ... Read more
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Seven separate visions of Los Angeles, sprawling, fast-paced city of millions. Myron Emery teaches optical printing at the California Institute of the Arts, using apparatus left over from the first "Star Wars" film. ... "X-Streams" is the work of seven of his students (including ... Adrian Bruch ... Read more
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After once-obese rapper Paul Wall raised eyebrows last winter for surgically removing massive body fat, former "Celebrity Fit" star Kimberley Locke gives SOHH her analysis on the rapper's weight-shedding method.
Locke pointed out the difference between a rapper like Fat Joe losing recent weight through dieting and Wall's decision to get gastric sleeve surgery.
"I think there are a lot of dangers any time you go under the knife," Locke told SOHH. "It's a serious matter. I would say to people that if they can do it on their own, they're going to be healthier for it and happier with the results. Nothing beats the good old fashioned way of watching what you eat, writing it down, going to the gym and working it out. I know people who have done the surgery and at the end of the day, they're not happy with the way their body looks because they have a lot of loose skin and feel still unattractive. I would advise anybody, if they are healthy and can get out to the gym and do it at home, build a support system around you, get a nutritionist, read magazines and do research on your own. I would say if you can do it, do it without getting the surgery." (SOHH)
Locke also emphasized how much more likely someone is to regain the weight following surgery.
"I don't think there's anything that's stopping you from getting the weight back," Locked added, referring to those who opt to get their weight surgically removed. "It's not just about losing the weight. It's about changing your mental state that got you there in the first place." (SOHH)
Last December, Paul Wall defended his decision to go with gastric sleeve surgery.
"The surgery I got is called gastric sleeve. There's three kinds: gastric bypass, lap band, and the gastric sleeve. Gastric bypass is the one where you lose the most weight the quickest; it's for people who are 400-500 pounds and have health problems that they need to fix right away. Since [the weight loss] happens so fast it leaves you with a lot of saggy skin. The lap band, which is very popular, is when they put a band around your stomach and it makes you feel like you're full, so you don't eat. But there's ways to cheat with it, and with the lap band, you can always get it removed to go back to normal. [My weight] has been up and down my whole life, so I wanted to do something to permanently fix the problem. Since going back and forth on the drugs for years and taking diet pills, my metabolism was really gone. So I decided to go with the gastric sleeve, because it's a little more serious than the lap band." (Ozone Magazine)
In early summer, Fat Joe opened up about dieting out around 88 pounds.
"I always loved being fat. Obviously, I'm Fat Joe," Joey Crack said in an interview. "If I could eat and gain a thousand pounds and behealthy, I would love to do that. But obviously the statistics say you can't. It's nothing that's not out there. I think everybody needs to educate themselves. And if you from the inner side, the hood, the Bronx, Harlem, Brooklyn, whatever, there ain't no diet Snapples, there ain't no sugar free candies. You need to tell them, 'Yo, I need that.' Because everybody needs a fix. So it's a constant battle but for me, I seen too many of my friends die so I've been trying to be focusing, God-willing, I've been able to keep fighting this fight and remain healthy." (New York Daily News)
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