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You raise a number of interesting questions, but I also think you may need to think a bit more about what you want to do with the boat.
As a start, are you planning on sailing with just you and your husband, or do you have kids? Do you plan on overnight guests, or will it be just the two of you sleeping on the boat? If it's just the two of you, then I would think the 393 would be fine for size and might save you a few bucks. If you will be sleeping more, however, then I would strongly recommend going with the 423. Another consideration is sailing ability. The 423 will sail MUCH better than the 393. Just another thought.
In terms of costs, sailboats do cost less than powerboats to maintain. Obviously fuel is less expensive, but it seems as though they are less expensive in other ways. That said, maintaining sailboats is not cheap. If you do the work yourselves, you can reduce the maintenance costs dramatically. Unfortunately, there is no real way, in my opinion, to determine in advance how much it will cost to maintain a boat in the abstract. If you tell me what will break, what upgrades you want, and what work you will do yourself, then I can give you a better understanding of what the costs will be. Obviously you can't do that in advance, which is why it's very difficult to predict. I will say that $1,000 per year seems low, unless you will do ALL the work yourself (including commissioning and decommissioning). Just to pull a number out of thin air, and assuming you do at least some of the routine maintenance (oil changes, some decommissioning, etc.), I would say that $3,000 to $5,000 is probably are more realistic number.
On the bow thruster, you certainly can get by without it. You might have a few exciting moments your first few times docking, but you would learn to live without it. That said, if the money is not an issue, you will like having the thruster. Even if you choose not to use it all that often, when you need it, you will find it invaluable.
In terms of a place to keep the boat, there is nothing wrong with New London in terms of its proximity to other places, but it's not the nicest place. I would consider some of the places on the Mystic River, south of the bridges. Or maybe somwhere on the Conn. River. Westbrook also is nice, and there's a great Brewer's there (Pilot's Point). Again, nothing "wrong" with New London, and it is a convenient to Block, Shelter Island, etc., but there are nicer harbors in that area that also are convenient to these points of attraction. Just my opinion.
One other thing about Block. You might find that taking a mooring is preferable. This is entirely personal preference, but the moorings there are very close to shore, you easily can dink in, or even take the launch. Yet, when you're on the boat, you have more privacy on the mooring, it is more quiet, and more pleasant, IMO. But if you really feel you NEED to be dockside, I'd go with the Boat Basin over Champlains to avoid having other boats rafted. The last thing I want when staying on the boat is having numerous strangers climbing over my decks to get to/from their boat, and many of them are a little light on etiquette, so they go through the cockpit, look in the hatches, and stuff like that.
Good luck!
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Wednesday, 26 March 2014
A new recipe for the next fortnight over at Dragons Dream The recipe was chosen by the lovely talented Silvia....the letter "Z" and a FACE...whoop, whoop sounds fun don't you think...
For my tag I decided to call it "You put the ZING in Amazing" the background is coloured with assorted DT inks & I used a leaf mask on the bottom of tag... The face image is a La Blanche stamp...
the bling / fibres & crown are from my stash...I hope you like her! ....
Have a happy rest of the week....
39 comments:
- Julie Ann Lee said...
What a lovely face and a super background - great take on the 'Z' word too! Julie Ann xxx
- 26 March 2014 14:16
- marion said...
Looks so lovely, hugs, Marion
- 26 March 2014 14:50
- ElizabethR said...
Gorgeous tag May and I love the play on the word it's fab. Elizabeth xxx
- 26 March 2014 15:08
- Debbie said...
Gorgeous Tag May, love the face and colour. debbiex
- 26 March 2014 15:33
- brenda said...
It's a great theme with the face and enjoying looking at what you all came up with. Really like the background, it has a newsprint feel to it if that makes sense.
B x
- 26 March 2014 15:42
- Patricia said...
Good afternoon May, once again another stunning "tag"
Love the colours, the face and your fantastic design
Patricia xx
- 26 March 2014 16:05
- Paper Profusion said...
Beautiful use of inks and techniques May. Nicola x
- 26 March 2014 16:08
- Crafting Queen said...
Great background, lovely tag.
- 26 March 2014 16:16
- Kelly Neis said...
Your talents go from shabby chic to way out to the other side, that is amazing! Love the background! The words are fun and a nice Z tag!
Hugs Kelly
- 26 March 2014 17:35
- Alie Hoogenboezem-de Vries said...
A very creative tag, such nice stamping and the details are great May
- 26 March 2014 18:13
- Beth Brovold said...
You CLEVER girl May!!! What a FABULOUS tag...I love the sentiment at the top, gorgeous face and wonderful embellies!!! Have a wonderful evening May!!
- 26 March 2014 18:16
- Vicky said...
Gorgeous sweetie....:o)
biggest of hugs Vicky xx
- 26 March 2014 18:26
- Elaine said...
Fantastic tag may xx
- 26 March 2014 18:36
- cotnob said...
A fabulous tag May, your image and design certainly are amazing.
- 26 March 2014 19:37
- cuilliesocks said...
Wonderful tag May, lovely image and gorgeous colours, love the yarn too, hugs Kate x
- 26 March 2014 19:59
- Gabrielle said...
Brilliant idea for 'Z' and I love your tag. It's truly fabulous!!!
- 26 March 2014 20:09
- Silvia(Barnie) said...
That's a fantastic tag, love the background and the wonderful face. Great take on the "Z".
- 26 March 2014 20:30
- Redanne said...
Wow May, 'Z' is a hard one but you have done a ama-Z-ing job of using it on your gorgeous tag (well, I just had to do it...). Love the face too, really beautiful. Hugs, Anne x
- 26 March 2014 20:50
- Craftin Suzie (Susan Flynn) said...
This is fab May great interpretation of the challenge I think that would have stumped me! Susan x
- 26 March 2014 21:45
- Rita said...
Beautiful tag May. I do love that image. Hugs Rita xxx
- 26 March 2014 23:01
- Inky Angel said...
Hi May, your tags are always so creative, full of interesting elements. The leaf mask loks wonderful with the beautiful image you used.
Hugs, Katie
- 27 March 2014 04:49
- Ira's Crea Corner said...
Sounds like a real challenge to me May, but you pulled it off! And how! Love your gorgeous tag with the pretty colours, it looks fab!! Hugs, Ira x
Ira's Crea Corner
- 27 March 2014 06:07
- Jackie said...
An amazing tag May, love the colours :o)
Jackie xx
- 27 March 2014 06:50
- julie_woolston said...
Beautiful tag May fabulous detail.
Hugs Julie xxx
- 27 March 2014 08:27
- Anita Houston said...
Love your sentiment May! The background color on this tag is just amazing!!!!
- 27 March 2014 11:32
- Sandy said...
Good Morning Miss May! Such a pretty face and your background is gorgeous. Z would be a hard letter especially with a face. You definitely add zing to our lives!
Sandy xx
- 27 March 2014 12:52
- Dorthe said...
You created a gorgeous background for your stamped beautiful face, May- and your text is great .
- 27 March 2014 15:58
- Dianne said...
Hello Miss May, your tag is gorgeous, that background is fantastic, love your fibers, the image is beautiful, boy I've been having my thinking cap on since yesterday, z is a tricky one, hope I come up with some thing, thanks for sharing, have a wonderful week,((( BIG HUGS )))...
- 27 March 2014 16:56
- Fandhmum said...
Hi May, your tag is truly lovely
Rosie x
- 27 March 2014 19:45
- Gráinne said...
Totally fab! It looks absolutely amazing ... I love it. Suzanne xxx
- 28 March 2014 08:49
- vicki said...
Hi may oohh what a gorgeous tag I love the face! The colours look amazing!
Vic x
- 28 March 2014 09:19
- Sue B said...
Oh Wow! she's gorgeous May! and what a beautiful background…I love the colours and the words and embellies are fab!
Hope you have a lovely weekend!
Big Hugs
Sue B xx
- 28 March 2014 18:22
- coops said...
so stunning may.fabulous stamp and i love the details and vibrant colours ;D
xx coops xxx
- 30 March 2014 07:48
- Annie said...
I love where you found your Z word...at the end of amazing. Quite clever indeed and that's what your tag is...amazing!
- 30 March 2014 21:30
- butterfly said...
Wow, those colours are so cool, May - fabulous how the shading of the tones travels up the tag. And the image is wonderful... and "zing in amazing" - love it!!
Alison xx
- 30 March 2014 22:50
- Stamping With Bibiana said...
great tag and love that letter
hugs bibiana
- 1 April 2014 07:52
- Lena Misquitta said...
Hi May, Sorry I've been away for so long. Your tag is so inspirational. I like the leaf design at the bottom and I'm going to try and create a similar design with some stamps I have.
Thank you for visiting my blog and for the comments. Yes, we are very fond of colour - the gaudier the better.
- 2 April 2014 12:47
- Chris / CS Designs said...
May, this is a wonderful piece, love the gorgeous background.
:) Chris / CS Designs
- 2 April 2014 14:45
- Astrid Maclean said...
Oh wow May, this looks fantastic! I just love how the face appears out of the background, so very clever! Gives it almost a magical effect!!
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Ghibliss wrote:I had tors surgery in Feb ....total failure, immense pain, lost 25 lbs...had repose surgery in May....also failed, cpap not working either!
stabb wrote:I recently heard of a new surgery pioneered by U of Penn Medical Dr. Erica Thaler called Trans-Oral Robotic Surgery (TORS). According to early results...those who qualify (which i don't have the answer for which this might include) the success rate is upwards of 70%. Anybody have information on this they might share? I have tried diff CPAP machines on and off for 4+ yrs with very little success. Thank you.
richl wrote:I spoke with Viba Nguyen, the Clinical Research Coordinator for Penn Med's TORS Sleep Apnea Clinical Study.
As of today, on the 62 patients participating in the study ~60% have seen successful results. Viba defined success for the ~60% as pre-surgery CPAP treatment not effective: post surgery 1/2 the group no CPAP required, the other 1/2 using CPAP effectively.
linmd wrote:This may not be such a bad result. Remember, 37.2 people out of 62 patients or 60% got better after the surgery. These patients, if they did not go through surgery, would still be suffering from nightly struggle to get air into the lung. Yes, only 18.6 people got so much better after surgery that they do not even need CPAP. However, the other 18.6 people that still require CPAP are still helped by the procedure because prior to surgery they could not use CPAP effectively. The way I see it, the goal of surgery is to take these patients who are inadequately treated for sleep apnea (unable to tolerate CPAP) and make it so that either they do not need the CPAP anymore (since their sleep apnea is so much better) or that they still need CPAP but can now tolerate it after the surgery.
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Bruges Day Trip from Amsterdam
- Full day tour to Bruges from Amsterdam
- Admire the picturesque Dutch and Belgian countryside during your coach trip to Bruges
- Learn about the rich history and culture of Bruges from your expert guide
- Enjoy 5 hours of free time to explore the churches, canals and shops of Bruges on your own
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
Bruges is one of the most picturesque cities I know, and this day trip gives you a full day to wander about the historic buildings, canals and shops. Make sure to check out the Christmas Market if you're going in December!
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After getting an overview of the city from your guide, set out to explore Bruges on your own. Tour the serene Begijnhof – a group of white houses once housing single and widowed women and now run by Benedictine nuns. Visit the Heilig-Bloedbasiliek, a church that holds a vial of Christ's blood. Or marvel at the artistic masterpieces at the Groeningemuseum, which displays paintings dating back to the 14th century.
Admire the architectural beauty of the buildings in bustling Markt and Burg squares and watch fascinating lace-making demonstrations at the Kantcentrum. Or simply stroll the streets of Bruges and cruise its canals, soaking up the warm, friendly atmosphere of this lovely Belgian city. After 5 hours of discovering Bruges at your leisure, travel by coach back to Amsterdam.
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November 2014
This tour was amazing , the tour guide Marian and the driver Henry where amazing as well
Highly recomended tour
November 2014
Excellent day trip from Amsterdam. Maryanna was our guide and she was great! She gave us lots of info about Bruges. We spent just enough time in Bruges to do the canal cruise, had mussels at the restaurant, enjoyed belgium fresh waffles, had the best belgium hot chocolate and we bought some Galler's chocolates and souvenirs. Well worth trip! Would definitely go back again... probably with one night stay in Bruges


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Home » New Orleans Police Department » Press Releases » 2014 » 20140805 NOPD OFFICER PLACED ON EMERGENCY SUSPENSION WITHOUT PAY
NEW ORLEANS, LA--Today, the New Orleans Police Department announced that 26-year-old NOPD Officer David Aranda has been placed on emergency suspension without pay after being arrested for Driving While Intoxicated on Saturday, August 2, 2014.
Around 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, Causeway Police Department noticed Aranda driving erratically in his personal vehicle while heading northbound on the Causeway Bridge in St. Tammany Parish. Causeway Police stopped Aranda and administered a Standard Field Sobriety Test after detecting alcohol on Aranda's breath. Aranda failed the test and, as a result, Causeway Police placed Aranda under arrest for Driving While Intoxicated.
Following the arrest, as is NOPD protocol, NOPD Public Integrity Bureau immediately placed Aranda on emergency suspension without pay pending the outcome of the criminal investigation.
Aranda is a 5-year veteran of the NOPD and was most recently assigned to the First District.
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A quintet of nouveau bluegrass adventurers way too wily and quick on their feet to actually fall victim to slow-moving reptiles, Trampled By Turtles is an untraditional traditional band that runs as much on punkish adrenalin as pure musical starts. "Shenandoah," for example, the only traditional tune on TBT's brand new album, is loaded with requisite lyrical forays on fiddle, mandolin, and banjo that draw out the aching melody, but sly, rock-spawned twists in vocal phrasing give it a distinctive spunky vitality. Elsewhere on Duluth (Banjodad), named for TBT's hometown, the band runs a thin line among blazing breakdowns as much indebted to the Ramones as Flatt & Scruggs, teary country blues, and brittle folk, all laced with stray shards of jazz and rock. Chief songwriter Dave Simonett, meanwhile, continues to impress as a lyricist who probes the intriguing shadows of human relationships. This performance marks the release of Duluth and will include an opening set by fellow north-country bluesman Charlie Parr. 18+.
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One dinner in Kansas City?
My husband and I are travelling to Kansas City for just one night in May. Any recommendations or favorite restaurants that shouldn't be missed? We're looking for something non-touristy and, of course fresh and delicious! A little local flavor would be fun too.
Thanks in advance....
re: bbqboy
Lots of recs for Bluestem, which is generally understood to be one of the top two or three best restos in KC. It can be a little spendy for dinner -- do you have a price-point in mind?
M. Smith and Bluestem will give you great meals, no doubt. But they are similar to many good, chef owned restaurants in any big city. if I was taking you'd I'd go to PotPie. meals are great and the food and atmosphere/service is nice, simple, midwestern. If you're looking for a good and fun meal, with people watching, noise and boozey fun- try La Bodega. Enjoy your time in KC
re: goroe
I'm not that big of a fan of PotPie...it was good not great and the location doesn't help. Bluestem is next door but the food is great which makes up for locale. In the PotPie vibe I'd recommend Carmen's (though it's Italian) or Bluebird Bistro. Actually, my all time favorite is Joe D's in Brookside IF (and a BIG IF) the weather is good for patio dining.
Wow, thank you! I will look into these great recommendations. Price is not so much an issue...just looking for a great meal that will give me a sense of Kansas City culture. Also, we are staying out near the plaza (this means nothing to me yet, as I've never visited the city before). Are all of the restaurants do-able from that area?
re: stephrad
All recs are relatively close to the Plaza. I haven't tried it since the change, but someone mentioned that Starker's on the Plaza recently hired a chef from Bluestem...It was really good before, I bet that it is great now!
If you get a chance, La Bodega is a fun and great place for tapas.
re: amy_rc
Great, thanks again! Looking forward to checking out Kansas City!
re: stephrad
If you're on the Plaza you've got time for here.
re: amy_rc
I have heard great things about Starker's recently as well. Another that doesn't get mentioned much, but I think is pretty outstanding is Cafe Trio'. I will agree with the others on Bluestem.... if I had a gun to my head and had to pick one place to eat tomorrow night in Kansas City, that would probably be where I'd go.
re: clclark2000
I like Cafe Trio, but at that price point I really, really like Avenues Bistro.
Isn't it a sin to visit Kansas City and not eat at Arthur Bryants?
I know it could be considered touristy, but I've eaten BBQ all over this land and nothing compares. Where else do you find a blue-collar construction worker sitting next to a mulit-million dollar Wall Street manager enjoying a slab of ribs?
What about The American Restaurant? I know that the chef there won a Beard award last year did she not?
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In fact, she did! I don't know how much local flavor it has, though. I'll be curious as to what others have to say - I've never been but have wanted to do.
re: Db Cooper
Well maybe not enjoying a slab of ribs but definitely a brisket sandwich on an egg roll at D'Bronx.
re: Db Cooper
I have to say that I didn't find Arthur Bryant's that great. I think Quick's 7th St. BBQ (Cheyenne Avenue, KC, KS) is much better. If you had more time, you should try Jalisco in the Argentine for real Mexican.
When I go to KC I have to do BBQ. It is why God created KC. There are plenty of famous/touristy places to go that are great but if its true local flavoure with the best Q in the world here are my suggestions. With out question the best Q in KC is at LC's Bar-B-Q 5800 Blue Parkway KC not to far from the stadium. Its a majore dive hole in the wall with awards from Gourmet Mag, Food and Wine hanging on the wall and well deserved. Warning you will feel like your car will be missing when you leave but the food is worth it. If your looking for more than BBQ try BB'S Lawnside BBQ 1205 E 85th St. its great bbq and great music in a very rustic locals setting. If its a weekend go early it fills up with locals.
Looking for regional flavor? Nix the white table cloth venues and go gorge at Stroud's! Down home cooking that is still my favorite, must-visit place when I get back to my home town. Fun, rustic, historic plantation house setting too. Yes, I'll also enjoy the high end places when I visit but first I have to get Stroud's, Margarita's and several BBQ joints through my fork before I hit the Michael Smith's, etc.
And check Lidia's while you are at it. Agree that Joe D's is an ambiance-laden favorite.
Sorry to respectfully disagree about La Bodega but can't rank them very high after eating for a few years at Emilio's in Chicago...no comparison. Also need to borrow your grandpa's hearing aids if you actually expect to hold a conversation. Don't forget a gas mask too to handle the smoke but I understand that will be going away soon due to new law.
re: rob64113
We ate at Bluestem and LOVED it. Actually ate in the bar because we weren't up for a long production and it was perfect. Wines were fantastic, steak frites incredible...but the truffle fries were by far my favorite part of the meal. Anyway, thanks again for all of the fantastic recommendations. Now I have quite a list of places for our next trip...
re: stephrad
I'm going to see Wicked with a group of 12 ladies on Thursday evening. Would the bar at Bluestem be appropriate for a group this size? What do their happy hour specials look like on Thursdays?
I've eaten at Bluestem, but never spent time in the bar so I'm not too sure about it.
re: amy_rc
12 is a pretty big group for that space, but it's also not usually very full. I'd call and ask to see what they can do for you.
Their happy hour is ridiculous. The whole lounge menu is half price, meaning the aforementioned steak frites would be like 8 bucks. Cocktails are $7, which is also a great deal for the quality, if a little pricey in absolute terms.


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Rose Pistola
- Address:
532 Columbus Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94133-2802Neighborhood:
North Beach
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Rose Pistola
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.rosepistola.com/
- Phone: (415) 399-0499
- Hours of Operation:
LUNCH: 11:30am to 4:45pm Seven days a week
DINNER: 5:30 p.m. Seven days a week
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Mark Gordon, Pablo Estrada
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Live jazz Sunday & Thursday nights 8-10 p.m.; Friday & Saturday nights 9-11 p.m.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between Green & Union Streets
- Public Transit: Muni lines 9x, 9bx, 20, 30, 41 & 45 all stop within a block of the restaurant. The Powell-Mason cable car line stops about two blocks from the restaurant.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Street parking also available. Parking lots available on Powell btwn. Green & Union; on Green btwn. Columbus & Powell; on Filbert at Columbus
A word from Rose Pistola
Voted the best new restaurant in the country in 1996, Rose Pistola is a celebration of the bawdy, friendly but sophisticated side of San Francisco's Italian district – North Beach. This stylish gathering place personifies the vibrancy of its namesake, a North Beach denizen who ran the most colorful bar and restaurant in the neighborhood. With its San Francisco-style dining counter, booths cozy dining room and lively bar, Rose Pistola invites everything from a leisurely glass of Chianti and a bowl of pasta, to a traditional, Italian-style feast of seasonal antipasti, whole roasted fish and rotisserie meats.Continued
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Rose Pistola reviews from OpenTable diners
117 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (62)fit for foodies (59)good for groups (46)special occasion (36)romantic (23)great for lunch (22)vibrant bar scene (20)notable wine list (19)great for outdoor dining (17)hot spot (16)late-night find (11)kid-friendly (9)great for brunch (8)scenic view (3)Show More
- A great place for wine and jazz.JeremyCDined on 11/23/2014Rose Pistola has a good selection of wines, acoustics that allow you to hear your date, and live jazz on the weekends. It's a lovely place. But eat somewhere else first. No one goes to Rose Pistola for the food.Special Features:
- Good & Distinct Italian JointOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014Liked the place and liked the food. The menu looks a lot like typical Italian fare but on closer inspection each dish is a little more unique -- and a little more like a remember from my visits to Italy. Lot's of seafood (not surprising given its location in North Beach). Interesting list of wines both by the bottle and the glass. Overall a lively, dynamic place. A bit noisy for a romantic meal but we had one anyway. Good service. Will go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good to Be Back...OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/20/2014I was happy to be at Rose Pistola. I've been dining there for years, but hadn't been in a while. It's as good as ever. Tasty mussels, a little bit of bruschetta with mozzarella and basil. Tender pork with kale and the classic gelato affogato. The service is still of high quality. The Live Music was a pleasant surprise. How does a ristorante that's been so good for "molti anni" get better?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner atr Rose PistolaCarlDined on 11/17/2014We regularly visit Rose Pistola when in San Francisco. The quality of the food, the imaginative menu and the high level of friendly service are never a disappointment. we look forward to many future visits.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decline in qualityFargoDined on 10/28/2014had a superb experience here on October 18 and a mediocre experience on October 28. Management needs to pay attention.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceGRodVIPDined on 10/28/2014Rose Pistola delivers!! I had an important lunch where I needed to entertain some people from out of town. They wanted to eat in North Beach and I needed a quality restaurant. North Beach is littered with touristy restaurants that do not provide quality food or service to less discerning transient customers. Although Rose Pistola may not be considered a trendy new restaurant that people stand in line for, it is a quality restaurant that provides great food, great service, at a fair price. There is a great bar scene, recently remodeled decor, and dynamic menu. I strongly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Rose PistolaHumbertsFoodDined on 10/27/2014While I've eaten in North Beach many times I have only dined at RP once or twice previously and those times go back a few years. However, myself and a guest had an very nice lunch earlier in the week (10/27). Service was prompt but not over bearing and the food was excellent. In this case it was appetizers, salads and pasta. Nothing to challenging for the kitchen, but all of the dishes were expertly prepared and very tasty. Perhaps because it was a Monday the restaurant had quite a few open table at lunch. I will return for another meal and would definitely recommend this restaurant to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JerryDined on 10/26/2014The food, service and ambiance were as expected…great as always.Special Features:
- PaulGDined on 10/25/2014Great late night dinner. Excellent service. Fun eveningSpecial Features:
- No 1,000 Pts Here/Tourist TrapWineGooRewDined on 10/24/2014I booked a 1,000 point table here - received a call saying 'looking forward to you dining this evening' and then I received 100 points instead of 1,000? Why? I don't get it. The food was decent but MASSIVELY Expensive for a small pasta dish. We gave the waiter some wine but still were charged corkage - no worries here just an Fyi. The Waiter Tony did an excellent job - especially considering the place was nearly empty due to the Giants World Series game. We split 3 courses and the bill was still close to $200 bucks. we had a couple glasses of wine. Seems Outrageous to me. When I was a Sommelier nearby many moons ago - the Wine Companies used to take me here to discuss their portfolio. Tourist Trap.Special Features:
- Great Find for Visitorsrpg14Dined on 10/24/2014We were a group of four in town for the weekend. Found Rosa Pistola on OpenTable. While the back of the restaurant may have been a little quieter for conversation or more romantic, we chose to have dinner at one of the common tables in the bar area because we liked the atmosphere. The receptionist seemed a little put out that we moved tables, but other than that everything was fantastic. Every course was enjoyed by all - wine, apps, entrees, desserts and coffee. I would be happy to eat the scallops everyday. And our server was very attentive. Thanks for a great evening!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/22/2014Enjoyed dinner. The food was good. Everyone in the party was happy with their meal.That's enough!
- Great Pizza, Pasta, and ServicezjlcaliDined on 10/18/2014We arrived just on time for our reservation, and were immediately seated. Service was outstanding, and the food was amazing. I highly recommend the pizza - cooked in a wood oven that you can see as you walk by the bar and the sauce is just amazing!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better Food than its NeighborFargoDined on 10/18/2014Rose Pistola sits next door to Original Joe's and is in some respects a knock off, but with much better food even though it may lack the buzz and the excitement of Joe's. It offers some of the best food I have ever experienced in San FranciscoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Columbus Day Treat!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/12/2014We were seated outside in the shade and were able to have a delicious lunch, service was excellent even with all the festivities. Everyone was friendly and it was a great place to watch the parade.Special Features:
- MediocrehappyVIPDined on 10/12/2014Most overrated Italian restaurant in San Francisco. Definitely not a destination spot and most menu items are done equally well in other SF restaurants. I was lucky enough to avoid a table next to a table of 6 guests - two crying and sitting in baby strollers! Thankfully the restaurant is large enough to avoid such annoyace.Special Features:
- Group Dinnerfoodie247Dined on 10/10/2014Group of 9, they were ready right on time and prompt with getting drinks. They had good timing on appetizers and meals as well. The salmon was a little dry but the corn with it was delicious. We sat in the back at a long table and it wasn't as noisy as it was closer to the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice experiencelybcheneatsDined on 10/10/2014Great food, even better service. I would highly recommend this restaurant. We were a group of 8 who each ordered something different and tried each other's dishes. Everything was so well prepared. The waiter made a suggestion for an Italian wine that we were not familiar with. We all loved it.Special Features:
- Very pleasedBostonBobVIPDined on 10/7/2014We are from out of town and this restaurant was recommended to us. The service was great, the food was fantastic although it was a bit pricey. But we were satisfied with our experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good if inconsistentargusDined on 10/6/2014Have gone to Rose Pistola for six, seven years. The food can range from excellent to average, there's no pattern. Even something as simple as a pizza can be great one time and merely ok another. This also applies to the service, where wait staff turnover is very rapid and some are great, some mediocre. It's always a bit strange when I know the menu better than the waiter! The venue is great, very comfortable and well designed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food in a nice settingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/4/2014We had a great time exploring the North Beach neighborhood and ended the night at Rose Pistolas. The gnudi was melt-in-your-mouth and the cheese course was really well paired.Special Features:
- Not too touristyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/29/2014Rose Pistola is a great choice when you have friends or family visiting and they want to experience North Beach but you want to still have a legitimately good meal, not just dine at a tourist destination. The food was great, as was the service. I would love a few more vegetarian pasta options but overall, it was delicious.Special Features:
- Best new Restaurant in US 1996RobinVIPDined on 9/29/2014Don't forget, Rose Pistola won the James Beard Award for best new restaurant in the USA the year it opened. Great lunch place. Very thin crust pizzas, grilled octopus was perfect, pasta in veal sauce rich and delicious. We plan to return with friends.Special Features:
- GreatAllenVIPDined on 9/28/2014It had been years since we were there, and this time was better all the way around. Food and service were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice find.PuppymommaDined on 9/27/2014This place had good food and live jazz playing. The decor was updated. Cocktails were also good. We had a really nice experience. It was crowded and the service was a little thin but still friendly and helpful. Moderate San Francisco prices but pizzas were very affordable. Very close walk from Beach Blanket Babylon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This place is run by the grownupsOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 9/27/2014The food continues to be top-notch and the staff pays attention to every minor detail - without being intrusive. I dined two couples from out of town and they were raving the wonderful experience for the rest of the evening.Special Features:
- won the test of timesamngiaDined on 9/26/2014I last went to Rose Pistola over ten years ago. I was pleased to see that they have stuck to the same philosophy that they did back then. The food is still very good and the service is above averageSpecial Features:
- Poor ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014Very unfriendly wait staff. Definitely felt like the staffs priority wast to turn and burn tables - they probably asked 5 times if we were done with our plates while there was still food on them. We went for a good pasta meal the night before a run - the food was okay, but not a lot of pasta options (the classics were all missing) and portions were pretty limited. Would not recommend this place to anyone.
- great_lunchtravelingeatersDined on 9/26/2014had Caprese salad and chopped salad with blue cheese vinegarette both salads were outstanding - the caprese came with special greens instead of basil but the greens were great and the Mozzerella was the best we had ever had; the chopped salad wad also outstanding with fabulous blue cheese my wife thought her pizza was very good but not quite as good as Tony's My chicken breast was big and good but not spectacularSpecial Features:
- RandolphVIPDined on 9/22/2014I was a fan when the restaurant first opened and it was always "the" Go to for clean consistent food! After many years away, it is still keeping with the Original concept! Thank You! Still A Fan!Special Features:
- Great ServiceSundanceDined on 9/20/2014I booked a reservation for 12 people for my sister's birthday and as I should have expected our party grew to 15 people. The restaurant was very accommodating and added the additional seating without a problem. Angela, our waitress for the entire evening, was fabulous! I have to say I was surprised the restaurant only had one main person handling our table but between the wine pours and bringing out the food she did an excellent job. There was occasionally a couple of other people helping with getting water and cocktails but Angela was our primary. As for the food - I had the risotto which was excellent though the portion was a little smaller than I expected it to be. A friend had ordered a pizza which I had not tried and it was good.Special Features:
- One of the better NB restaurantsMichelinStarHunterVIPDined on 9/14/2014Definitely one of the better restaurants in the sea of Italian restaurants in North Beach! The environment and service matches the quality of the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My New FavoritePrincessfoxtrotDined on 9/13/2014Went here for birthday party- was concerned maybe certain folks would be too picky. EVERYONE LOVED THEIR DISHES, THE WINE LIST, THE DESERTS! Everyone was so happy with their choices. I have been here many times, and love it, but was concerned about the guests. The best thing I heard from someone in our party "I have never tasted anything like these dishes- no chef has prepared the dishes with these combination of flavors/ingredients." That made me soooo happy. We are planning our Holiday Party here as well now!Special Features:
- Rose Pistola is a N Beach WinnerPaulaJeanDined on 9/13/2014The highlight: the cheesecake for dessert. Hands down WoW and the presentation is lovely! Branzino is delicious and deboned at the table. The melon salad very fresh but not super creative in flavors. Wait staff excellent. Restaurant is loud when full but cheerful. There are tables outside right in front of the band area so I think stopping for dessert and sitting outdoors might be nice although you are on a major busy street. This would be a great place for a fun date. My friend had the pasta/shrimp/corn dish and I thought it was just okay though the people next to us raved. Mozzarella salad was delicious and the cheese was super soft and creamy.Special Features:
- ReturnerGreatDined on 9/11/2014I have eaten here 3 times in the last 17 years and its always great enough to bring me back every time we visit San Fran from Texas.Special Features:
- dreamsmarqDined on 9/9/2014always a pleasure ----------------------------------------------------------------Special Features:
- A MUSTOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/9/2014We always return to Rose's when in San Francisco and have NEVER been less than amazed at the quality of food and service we receive here. Recommend highly.Special Features:
- MochiVIPDined on 9/7/2014Food was delicious. Service wasgreat. Too noisy.Special Features:
- poor service & weird foodbijouxxVIPDined on 9/4/2014Terribke service & they try too hsrd too make food trendy so lose the flavor. And overpriced. Don't go.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/3/2014FIRST TIME. EARLY DINNER, GOOD SERVICE, IMPRESSIVE ENTRANCE. GOOD BAR.Special Features:


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Posted 29 September 2010 - 12:43 PM
people just need to get the idea of Cowher coming here out of their heads. Cowher is in the 'elite' category and will be paid 'elite' money. Shanahan just got a $35 million dollar contract from the Redskins. do people really think JR is going to give Cowher that kind of money? not going to happen.
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Tom Moore - Colts. Moore knows how to work with a franchise QB and he adapts well to personnel issues. He would work well with Clausen under center.
I would be worried about this one, is the offense because of Moore or because of Manning? I think Manning might be making him look better then what he is.
Posted 29 September 2010 - 12:48 PM
DC is a toss up, not sure about.
OC, Norv Turner after he is fired in San Diego this year.
Posted 29 September 2010 - 12:50 PM
cameron was the HC of the '07 dolphins (remember that team? yikes!)
mularky was the HC of the bills. not a really pretty sight.
both cases of being much better coordinators than HCs.
mccoy is a figurehead in denver. it's mckid's offensive show. i would not be a fan of his being named head coach here at all.
Posted 29 September 2010 - 12:52 PM
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$$$$ <---all you need to know
I think Fox will be retained after this season.
Posted 29 September 2010 - 12:58 PM
how many have the saints hired?
bet you Zod's next paycheck you don't hire a brotha for an HC!
Posted 29 September 2010 - 12:59 PM
I'd also like for them to take a look at bringing in Mike Miller from the Cardinals(maybe as the offensive coordinator?) He's their current passing game coordinator, and was their wide receiver coach. He's worked with Fitzgerald, Boldin, Breaston, etc... maybe he could finally help our WR situation.
Promoted to passing game coordinator on 2/18/09 after working as wide receivers coach with the Cardinals for two seasons (2007-08).
Helped tutor wide receivers Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald for the past three seasons. The duo combined for four Pro Bowl selections since 2007.
In 2008, three of Miller's players went over 1,000 receiving yards (Fitzgerald-1,431, Boldin-1,038, Breaston-1,006) for the first time in team history and only the fifth time in NFL history.
interesting choice. better OC than HC imo
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Posted 29 September 2010 - 01:01 PM
how many have the saints hired?
ain't about us, we've been perfectly non discriminatory in our hiring practices!
was a joke Rayzor...easy killa
Posted 29 September 2010 - 01:11 PM
Offensive Coordinator: Tom Clements (Packers QB coach, while QB coach for the Chiefs in 2000 Elvis Grbac made the pro bowl, while QB coach for the Steelers Kordell Stewart made the pro bowl in 2001 and Tommy Maddux made the pro bowl in 2002, was OC for the Bills for a year but their coach was fired so he left too, in 2006 he was hired by the Packers and has drafted and developed Aaron Rodgers)
Defensive Coordinator: Karl Dunbar (Vikings DL coach, also worked with the Bears and LSU)
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Posted 29 September 2010 - 01:23 PM
Why does everyone assume that Richardson won't spend money on a coach? If you get a great coach and good players, you'll be more successful than if you have a few great players and an average coach. It's the best place to spend big bucks, and the big cat knows it.
Posted 29 September 2010 - 01:27 PM
Brian Schottenheimer would then probably use his and his father's vast connections in the NFL to bring in his coaching staff. Here's what I think the coaching staff might look like.
Head Coach: Brian Schottenheimer
Assistent Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Al Saunders
Defensive Coordinator: Joe Barry (current LB coach at USC, former DC with Lions and LB coach with TB Bucs)
Special Teams Coordinator: Ben Kotwica (current Assistant ST coach NYJ)
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Original post made by Curious, Menlo Park: Fair Oaks, on Nov 3, 2006
In speaking with many parents of young children, we seem to be in agreement that we would gladly pay more taxes to be included in the public school system of Menlo Park. Encinal is our closest neighborhood school and at this point, many of us with children either send our kids to private schools or move when kids turn school age. The neighborhood is definitely changing and I am sure most residents- although I cannot speak for the masses- would support a tax increase to the school district in order to have a neighborhood school and our property values increase.
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You may not know it by all the headlines today, but Oprah Winfrey talked with more than just Kim Kardashian last night in the talk show host's desperate ratings grab.
The formerly respectable television personality also sat down with Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom, the former of whom went into detail about the pressures of marriage.
"I'm not someone who's easily influenced by the public," Khloe said. "This is my marriage, this is my real life. I feel the pressure from me, from myself, to be a great wife."
As for Khloe's take on Scott Disick? Watch the following video excerpt:
...really? This family has decided to put their life out there for everyone to know their personal life, what they do, weddings, work, their naked bodies, and we even know what Kim looks like and does in bed. We don't know them? No, not from meeting and shaking hands, but the way they display everything in their life they aren't strangers we know nothing about. This is what they ask for, to be hated. Why? Because they don't have much to like them for as it is, so they pull these stunts (sex tape, fake marriage,, ect.) to get media attention all to make more money. They do nothing but pose half naked\naked and make up stories about their own self to make money. Their mother is the one exploiting them the most. Id say Bruce is the most sane, but he is married to Kris..
I could go off on a profanity laced rant on how these manufactured celebrities add nothing what so ever to the entertainment of the non brain dead. I'll just say: shame on Oprah.
Why are so many people against them? If you don't like them don't watch or read things about them. Journalist interview murderers and politicians, but it doesn't seem to affect their standing. Oprah admitted never watching their show, but wanted to know why people loved them so much or hated them. It bothers me that so many people think its okay to degrade someone they don't know. How would you feel if complete strangers said mean hatteful things about them...better yet their family? We live in a mean and hateful world and that's just SAD. My mother used to tell me if I didn't have anything good to say keep my mouth closed. Maybe people should try that when bashing the Kardashians or anyone else (especially people you DON'T know) for that matter!!!
Who is watching this Oprah crap? Nothing but trash with the Kartrashian's!!
No, a.h. is right! Using kims sex tape and her children to make money for herself, as others call it "pimpin her kids", she deserves mother of the year award! They are most positive people on tv! They show you that all you got to do is make sex tape and get half naked to be famous! Right.....
A.H, are you mentally handicapped?
I wish everyone would leave the Kz alone!!!!! What is so bad about them? They are positive, funny, they enjoy life, and have a close relationship as a family. Chris is a rolemodel of how a working mom wants to support their children and make sure that they r all self sufficient and productive. Stop hatin!!! Ok plus they r gorgeous. Im waiting on the Kim K barbiedoll
Don't know why people keep airing them,they aren't news!!!! And wouldn't know them except their dad defended O J Simpson,which case Kris J.giving up the name in their divorce,,ran with it to make millions.I would be embarassed to have her.for a mom,if they co host anything,I won't watch.that show. And only reason they're on today show is because Kathy Lee is kim's Godmother.