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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday home in Oceanside Village - A Slice Of Paradise
2 Apartments 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Sleeps 13, 2 Decks Overlooking The Ocean
ACROSS THE STREET from the Atlantic Ocean!!
Full unobstructed view of Atlantic Ocean from the decks and several rooms in the house.
Fabulous ocean view from 2 decks.
** From April 1 to September 15 **
Best Rates are SATURDAY TO SATURDAY reservations.
If you would like a rate quote please provide us with the TOTAL NUMBER of OCCUPANTS during your vacation. We cannot provide a detailed quote without this information. We offer a 3 payment plan for reservations that are over 3 months from the date you inquire.
7 NIGHT MINIMUM RESERVATION from April to September
Minimum age 25 to sign rental agreement - please read rental agreement for restrictions.
From May 23, 2015 thru August 22, 2015 the home is rented in its entirety; for all other dates each apartment can be rented separately. If you are interested in renting just one of the two apartments please contact us and mention that you are interested in renting a single apartment.
This home is a 'Beach Front' home that sleeps up to 13 occupants; we offer a superior location with exceptional Ocean views. Your vacation is a once a year opportunity to relax and enjoy a unique setting and the few extra dollars cost compared with other rentals is well worth the experience of staying in a home with such spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Please take this into consideration when deciding on where to spend your next summer vacation. You will not be disappointed staying in 'Our Little Slice of Paradise'.
We are located in the gated community of Oceanside Village, Surfside Beach, SC., which is approximately 4 miles south of Myrtle Beach, SC.
About the Home:
Recent Home Improvements-
* New furniture upper level living room and bedroom (Bunk Beds)
* New Living room Furniture lower level
* 2 Newly Renovated Bathrooms
* Entire interior newly painted
* Several TV's brand new.
* All new linens and quilt bed covers
* Brand New Air Conditioners and heaters both levels
* Resurfaced both Decks
* New 6 seat Outdoor Dining Table and chairs
* New outdoor gas Grill
Optional Services:
Linen and Towel Service $120.00 per week. This service includes making all beds with fresh linens. Upon departure the beds will be stripped and all towels and linens will be laundered.
For weekly and monthly rentals the home is furnished with an initial supply of the following:
Toilet paper
Trash bags
Hand and body soap in each bathroom
Dish detergent
Paper towels
Laundry detergent
Air fresheners in kitchens and baths
Our little slice of paradise includes:
4 bedrooms 2.5 baths (1 bath downstairs -1.5 upstairs)
Sleeps 13
2 levels with connecting stairs (lockable door)
Accommodations include:
* 1 king - ocean front view (lower)
* 2 queens
* Bunk Beds - sleeps 3 (upstairs)
* 2 queen sleeper sofas
* 2 full kitchens
* 1 dish washer - (downstairs)
* 2 washers, dryers (upstairs washer, dryer located in storage area)
* 1 DVD (downstairs)
* 6 TV's
* 2 BBQ Grills - LP gas and charcoal
* Wireless internet connection throughout home
* 2 community pools - indoor and outdoor
Why rent this home:
Rent this home and you are at the ocean 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Dine on the balcony with a wonderful view of the waves and those great sounds of the oceans. Open up the downstairs double doors and have the ocean in your living room 24 hours a day.
Become a valued client and we waive the security deposit for the following years.
This owner/manager is committed to making sure your vacation is as enjoyable and stress free as possible.
This is the only home that we manage and is our number 1 priority 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Oceanside Village is a great place to vacation with the private gated beach access JUST ACROSS THE STREET available to residents and their guests. The Conch Café is located directly beside the private beach access. The village has 2 pools (indoor and outdoor and 2 kiddie pools), 5 beautiful fishing lakes, tennis courts, basketball court, volleyball court and a brand new community center for entertainment. The outdoor pool is completely new for 2013 and includes a wonderful fun kiddie pool area!
For the avid fisherman, the Surfside Pier is located 1 mile north and the Garden City Pier is located 1 mile south of our home.
Enjoy a great fun day with the family at the water park located within 1/4 mile on Business 17. It is filled with great water slides, lazy river, wave pool, go-karts and miniature golf.
Our golfers can choose from the many tournament courses located throughout Myrtle Beach or have fun with the family playing miniature golf. Oceanside Village's own, Tupelo Bay, a full executive 18 hole course, lighted par 3 and driving range, 36 hole miniature golf course is located nearby on Business 17.
Wonderful seafood is just minutes away in Murrell's Inlet. Also many great shopping areas at 'Broadway at the Beach', 'Barefoot Landing', malls, and many outlet stores surrounding the area.
Walk to beach in seconds.
Walkway to beach access across the street.
The home consists of 2 complete 2 bedroom apartments connected by a secured internal common entry door.
Each apartment contains a fully stocked (pots, pans, small appliances) kitchen.
Each apartment is equipped with a queen size sofa bed and sleeps a total of 13 occupants (7 upper- 6 lower) for the entire house. Wi-Fi throughout the house.
During the spring and summer seasons (April to mid-September) the home is rented weekly in its entirety as a 4 bedroom home that sleeps up to 13. The lower apartment sleeps 6 and the upper apartment sleeps 7.
During the winter season (October-March) the home can be rented monthly by apartment level.
The lower apartment is a little more spacious then the upper apartment; therefore the upper apartment usually rents for about 80% of the lower apartment. Both apartments are perfectly suitable for our yearly snowbirds.
Our goal is to offer our clients a beach front vacation at affordable rates.
You will enjoy plenty of amenities to satisfy both children and adults in this beautifully decorated beach house. Morning coffee on either of 2 decks enjoying the ocean breeze. Your private beach access and free parking are steps from your door. Swim in the indoor or outdoor pools, each open until 10:00 at night. A new kiddie water park has been added by the community in 2013.
So many things to do:
Fish at the lake; basketball, volleyball, baseball, kickball, tennis, play horseshoes or bocce. Fully equipped gym; check out books at the library. 2 fully equipped kitchens, dine on the deck while watching the great Atlantic Ocean waves or at the beach front conch cafe just steps from your door. In the evening relax on either of 2 decks and watch the waves as the sunsets and the moon rises over the ocean or take a romantic walk along the shoreline at twilight. View beach fireworks while you lounge on the 2 large decks.
The home is equipped with 6 TV's including 2 HD large screen TV's for your enjoyment or get online with our free Wi-Fi. Step outside and watch the spectacular nightly fireworks from the decks or steps away on the beach!
Oceanside village is located in Surfside beach, considered the 'family beach.' it is located between Murielle's inlet, Garden City beach, and Myrtle Beach. All of the attractions, restaurants, and shopping of Myrtle Beach are a few minutes away.
This is a gated community with 24-hour security, and includes lakes, a playground, 2 pools (one indoor which is heated and accessible year-round, and one outdoor), kiddie pools, a community center, a library, and a fitness center with access available for $25/week.
Arcades, 24-hour fishing pier, ice cream parlors, and a giant water park are all within a short drive away.
Many attractions nearby including several water parks,
Conch cafe great ocean view dinning just across the street
The rental cost does not include taxes (11%) and refundable security deposit, unless specified.
Pets allowed special circumstances only - additional pet fee applies.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Ernie Pirone
I moved to this area in 2006 to get away from the harsh Northeastern winters. I am now mostly retired from a very rewarding career in the computer field. I still do some consulting work and enjoy working on Internet systems.
I live a short distance from the property and enjoy spending time in the beach house.
My goal as a beachfront property owner is to offer families affordable vacations on the beach.
I will do whatever is necessary to insure that your stay at my little slice of paradise is as enjoyable and memorable as possible. I hope I can build a client base that will return year after year. I will be offering significant discounts for repeat renters as time goes by. Finding families that will treat my home as I do is a main goal of mine and the repeat rental discounts will be beneficial to all of us.
Ernie Pirone purchased this house in 2012
Why Ernie Pirone chose Oceanside Village
Oceanside Village is a private, gated, "family friendly" community which offers amenities such as indoor/outdoor pools, large playground area, tennis courts ,volley ball courts, fitness center, baseball field, fishing, lakes and more.
The house is steps from the beach and offers one of only a few private homes with unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean in the area.
Our private beach is less crowded that Myrtle Beach, but is only a 5 minutes to Myrtle Beach! Relax on one of 2 decks and watch the moon lite Ocean in the evenings, have your morning coffee while watching the sunrise over the ocean. There are so many amenities and things to do without leaving the community.
What makes this house unique
There are only a few homes in this area that have unobstructed views of the ocean, and we are proud to say we have one of the best , if not THE BEST OCEAN VIEW.
The Conch cafe for Oceanfront Dining is steps from you door.
2 complete apartments are great for families to share the house and still have all the privacy of an individual home.
There are TV's with cable in the living rooms and all bed rooms and WiFi throughout the home.
We really care about our lients and will do whatever possible to insure that you have the best vacation possible.
Many renters feel more comfortable bringing their own linens however if you would like to use our linen and towels service there is an additional fee of $120. This service includes making all beds prior to your arrival and providing a supply of towels. Upon departure we strip the beds and lauder all linens and towels.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Great vacation, view is awesome and so many things to do. Home is very clean and comfortable. Property manager is very accommodating and responds in a timely manner.
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Grads told veterinarian work greatest in world; First triple-degree awarded.
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in·clem weather by a graceful white tent, the families of 92 graduates of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine The Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine is one of the eight colleges and schools that comprise Tufts University and is the only school of veterinary medicine in New England. at Tufts University Tufts University, main campus at Medford, Mass.; coeducational; chartered 1852 by Universalists as a college for men. It became a university in 1955. Jackson College, formerly a coordinate undergraduate college for women, merged with the College of Liberal Arts in gathered to witness the commencement exercises of New England's only veterinary college yesterday afternoon.
After greetings and remarks from Dean Deborah T. Kochevar, who encouraged the graduates to celebrate their careers with passion and enthusiasm, Provost and Senior Vice President Jamshed Bharucha Jamshed Bharucha has been Provost and Senior Vice President of Tufts University since August, 2002.
Prior to coming to Tufts, he spent his academic career at Dartmouth College, where he was the John Wentworth Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences, and served in addressed the class. "You are very much in our minds," he said, noting the current budget concerns that the school faces as funding from the state remains a question, "This veterinary school Noun 1. veterinary school - a school teaching veterinary medicine
school - an educational institution; "the school was founded in 1900" is here to stay."
He then acknowledged that while he was not a veterinarian veterinarian /vet·er·i·nar·i·an/ (vet?er-i-nar´e-an) a person trained and authorized to practice veterinary medicine and surgery; a doctor of veterinary medicine.
n. himself, that it was one of the noblest professions: "You have dedicated your lives to the selfless task of advancing the health of animals and people," he said.
Dr. Eugene White, director of the Tufts Ambulatory Service in Woodstock, spoke to the class in the faculty address. He kept the crowd in stitches as he gave his seemingly off-the-cuff speech, full of advice and hilarious, sometimes touching anecdotes from his own experience in the field.
Comparing the commencement to his son's graduation from kindergarten, Dr. White said, "This commencement actually is a beginning." He reminded the students about the profound effect they would have on the lives of both animals and people, and offered them advice he received from his own father: Work hard - your patients deserve it - be honest with your clients, and don't take shortcuts See Win Shortcuts. . Finally, he told the class of 2009 that no matter what, "It's the greatest job in the world."
The honor of the class address was voted on by the graduates and given to Danielle M. Diamond, a student who had enrolled in the Army's Health Care Profession Scholarship program. The program, according to information from Tom Keppeler, associate director of public relations public relations, activities and policies used to create public interest in a person, idea, product, institution, or business establishment. By its nature, public relations is devoted to serving particular interests by presenting them to the public in the most , "pays tuition, fees, books and living expenses of veterinary students in exchange for active and reserve duty."
Ms. Diamond spoke candidly to her fellow graduates, the tail clipped to the back of her graduation gown a testament to her humor. She made her dedication to her new profession clear as her speech began, "My life goal is to be the person that my dogs think I am," she said.
Also among the graduates was the school's first triple-degree recipient, Elliott R. Garber, who received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine veterinary medicine, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of animals. An early interest in animal diseases is found in ancient Greek writings on medicine. Veterinary medicine began to achieve the stature of a science with the organization of the first school in the and Master of Public Health degrees, as well as a Master of Science in Comparative Biomedical Sciences degree.
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Tacos and terrorists, chopped-off dicks in the desert, and drinking with Marines in Coachella cap off our year that was
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Hmmm well guys I m too much bored nd continuously waiting for mon , nd in order to spend tim with sum masti I thought to make this thread , and in this thread we will discuss about the hotties , naughties and cuties of IPKKND in our own way . so we hav to describe three characters which seem u the most hot, cute nd naughty in the show.
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HOTTIE here has to be ASR(who else?). he has become
the sole reason for global warming these days! he can turn on heat like its
just a switch and he can be charming and romantic and completely annoying
too... i am quite fida over him and many of ppls here in the forum are i am
sure are in love with him too. right?
the NAUGHTY here is none other than khushi,!! Her chulbali nature nd the way she behaving while bua g stopping her from eating was quite naughty , but there is this innate sense of masti in her which i find very appealing. At the same time she is also the cutiepie of the show.she is marvellous with humour, romance and acting. she is someone who can look endearing and hot at the same time. that defines cuteness for me.
but I hav to describe third character for cutness tht I must say is anjali , she is quite loving caring sister who is not caring only for her family bt also kind to other peoples lik khushi (who also going to be there family member sooner or later)
so guys here are the hotties naughties and cuties of
IPKKND from my side ... u all can either write abt IPKKND characters only or
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and all the 3 characteristics(hot, naughty and cute) should be from one serial only.
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Placed my first order with Northener last Friday. Had the delivery with me yesterday! Really smooth and quick service! Thank you northerner.com
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Simple. Bad service, slow service. overpayment, split-up orders sent because of low inventory , thus adding to shipping and handling. stay clear of these incompetents.
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Living in the UK i took a risk placing my first order. After 20+ days the order finally arrived. Now its been 25 days, still havent recieved my order. The help desk said 'call customs, we shipped it, so we have done all we can do'. $#*!ty customer service. WIth no tracking info to prove the shipment was actually sent, all i can surmise is they just took my money and never shipped anything.
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first time i ordered from theme it took 6 weeks to get my delivery, the 2 time i got only a portion of what i ordered and after contacting them keep getting the same answer ,its on its way ,it has been 2 month now and still nothing ,stay away from this bogus company.im getting my snus now from snusline ,always on time and free shipping ...sorry to say that but the northerner are ripping off people ....
Hi Tawfik, We're sorry to hear about the problems you've experienced with the delivery. Occasionally orders do get stuck in customs and is delayed. We're really sorry for this and do recommend you to contact our helpdesk for further information on how to proceed in cases like these.
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I ordered a package of 20 cans Grizzly wintergreen over $60. The order was placed well over a month ago, and I sent in a trouble ticket with my concerns about the package. All I got back was that my package was on the way. It is to my understanding that they have no way of tracking there shipments or they just do not care. There was never any talk of reimbursement. This establishment is unprofessional and hands down the the worse company I have ever used.
Dear Dean, I know it's been nearly a year ago since you commented on here. We're very sorry to read that you had problems with receiving your order. Did you manage to get it solved with our customer service team? If not, please do let us know your order number (if you still have it) and we'll have a look into the isse for you and try to solve it in the best possible way.
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The site must have had some kind of hickup at the time of the bad reviews here. I have used Northerner in 6 months with fast flawless deliveries and responsive customer support.
I ordered General snun with free shipping to my US address and got it the same week without any hazzle. Friendly customer support!
This is a total ripp off. Very simple.
I ordered a package of snus at snus.com and payed immediately. 2 month and 7 messages later it is obvious that the company does not want to deliver the snus. All I have heard up to now are ridicolous excuses.
Don´t ever buy there. It´s a scam
The worst company i ever dealt with! I will never order from them again, and I suggest no other human being buy from them unless you want to set yourself up for big trouble. No reply back on the "help desk" tickets. I have now sent 7 tickets with no reply and they have my $150. They have the next day delivery option - but never ship out within 2 weeks - so you pay 60 dollars and get your package 2 weeks later if at all. Currently waiting for my beginning of December order. Enough is enough! Dont order from them!!
They charged me for an order but neither the order is shown in 'my orders' nor the shipment has arrived. They also do not answer to opened tickets about this issue. They practically robbed me.
I placed an order for Jakobsson Melon and got it in 3 days together with a coupon with discount for my next order. Definately satisfied!
I ordered snuss tobacco from this website which needs to be kept in fridge because it may go wrong. I paid them to get it delivered within! 3 days. I did not received it after 4 days. When I emailed them to cancel order or resend new stuff I was told to wait for this delivery because there might be some delays. After a week I found out that they put wrong delivery adress. They even change the delivery adress in my profile on their website that they can blame me for putting wrong adress. Now they don't want to return my money back. i have never had a problem before with delivery.
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IMMOKALEE, Fla. -- A car crash that killed two Immokalee teenagers has authorities trying to figure out what went wrong as families and friends continue to grieve. The crash happened near Westclox Street, just a quarter mile east of Carson Road in Immokalee.
According to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol, the deadly crash happened just after 5 a.m. Monday. It ended with two 17-year-olds dead and a 22-year-old in the hospital.
"Amanda was a very sweet person that stuck to herself. She was good straight A student. She was just a very good girl," said Cirildo Soliz, friend of Alvarado.
Soliz is left trying to figure out how his friends are gone. Two lives end after Soliz says 17-year-old Amanda Alvarado got into an argument with long time boyfriend 17-year-old Michael Perez.
"He was chasing her down and I guess that was the cause of the accident," said Perez.
The Florida Highway Patrol said Alvarado was a passenger in her friend's car when Perez started chasing the two in his car. Just after 5 a.m., troopers said Perez's car hit the left rear of the car Alvarado was in, causing them both to spin out of control.
Family members who didn't want to go on camera said the two had been dating for years and said it was a modern day Romeo and Juliet love story.
"She was like the girl next door. she was like your best friend. you asked her for a favor and she never said no. she always had a happy personality and humor," said Soliz.
"He is a good person and he's never hurt nobody," said Jose Cintron, friend of Michael Perez.
According to the report no one was wearing their seat belts. Troopers are investigating if Perez was under the influence of alcohol. They say Alvarado was not. Friends of the couple are trying to move forward.
"I love him and he's in a better place now," said Cintron.
"Its horrible. I guess what they say good people die young. Its just bad," said Soliz.
Family members tell WINK News Michael Perez was set to graduate from Immokalee High School on Friday. Amanda Alvarado had one more year at PACE before she would graduate.
As for the 22-year-old, she was on the one driving the car Alvarado was in, WINK News is told she is in serious condition at Naples Community Hospital.


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Bar Room, Scarpetta, Locanda Verde, Babbo, EMP, Momofuku Noodle - what to order
I have two sets of friends visiting the next two weekends. Based on 9 months of reading chowhound, I've compiled this list of restaurants to try and I think I have an idea of what to order at most restaurants. But since it'll be the one and only time I'm likely to go, I want to make sure I order well. That's where I need some input; here are my initial thoughts:
(btw: about self: consider myself adventurous, but never had anything like foie gras/sea urchin/sweetbreads; dietary restrictions are pork and alcohol)
Bar Room (pre-theater): Egg in a Jar and the Colorado Lamb Saddle (mostly because of the lamb pancetta). The Pistachio Chocolate Dome no longer appears on the menu, should I go with the Beignets? I know Bar Room is small plates, so is this enough or too much food?
Scarpetta (dinner): If we don't plan to sit at the bar, can we sneak some potato chips? Excited about the bread basket. Plan to order the Spaghetti (or should I convince one of my friends to split an order so we can also get the Polenta app? or just do both?) Thinking of skipping dessert and hunting down Wafles and Dinges.
Locanda Verde (brunch): Thought about skipping the sheep's milk ricotta, but due to consistently rave reviews, I think I'll get it to split with the group. I plan to get the lemon ricotta pancakes for myself. Is that too much ricotta? Will probably pick up bakery to go items?
Babbo (Dinner): Really want to do the tasting, but not sure if my friends will be up for it. If not, I was thinking of ordering two pasta dishes, because one doesn't seem like enough food. Based on posts, I was thinking the Garganelli with Funghi Trifolati and Goat Cheese Tortelloni.
EMP (Lunch): Haven't decided whether to do the 3 or 4 course. If Foie Gras is on that day's menu, I think EMP would be a good place for my first time for foie gras. From a CH post, I've learned to ask a lot of questions about each dish so I don't get something I won't like. Any other words of wisdom?
Momofuku Noodle Bar (Dinner): With the exception of Milk Bar, this will be my first Momofuku experience. Thinking about the Prix Fixe for myself if it's mostly pork free. Will definitely recommend the pork buns to my friends who don't have my dietary restrictions.
Convivio: I'll probably go with the four course as it's a great deal. I would've gone with the Fusilli, but it's make with pork ragu; any thoughts on a good substitute? Would have done the Malloreddus as a way to try sea urchin, but reviews consistently indicated lack of sea urchin. Dessert - hard to choose between Tartaletta di Caramelle and the Affogato.
So is my ordering on the right track? Any additions/changes/deletions?
Here are some threads I read as part of my research:
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re: gutsofsteel
Thanks but I have reservations at all except Noodle Bar (of course) and Convivio (I'm going on a Sunday night and based on posts, I'll only need to call a few days in advance).
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re: sumaya99
At the Bar Room, I would recommend the Hinny Kick as a cocktail, and the steak tartare, the egg in a jar (which is fantastic) and the beignets (I had it with vanilla ice cream instead of the maple, and I was very happy with this substitution).
I went to Convivio two Fridays ago with a friend and found it a bit disappointing. We've ordered the 4-course prix fixe and thought it was a good deal. The appetizers were phenomenal (I had the roasted quail legs and my friend had roasted veal tongue), then it slowly went downhill.
The pastas were good but not amazing as we tried at Marea; I had the Malloreddus and it did lack uni and my friend had the Cicatelli al forno (oven baked pasta with rabbit and smoked burrata).
The entrees were lackluster. My scallops were the most uninspired dish I had that evening as bell peppers dominated that dish (at least the scallops were cooked to a perfect medium rare). My friend's duck breast was half good (duck breast) and half bad (duck sausage was rare and the waitress said it's how the chef envisioned this dish to be cooked as, though my dining companion and I thought the sausage would benefit to be cooked through).
As for dessert, I had the zabaglione semifreddo topped with fresh figs with a quenelle of brandy spiced ice cream (good but I thought it was ice cream overkill) and my friend had the cheese plate (decent selection that evening).
My blog post (with photos) on Convivio: http://thewanderingeater.com/2010/10/...
Frankly, if you want to try uni (and not shy of its creamy, sweet flavor), I suggest Tocqueville's version.
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re: chocokitty
Funny -- I was at Convivio with a party of 4 the same night (I think) and had a very similar experience. For primi, I had the cicatelli al forno, which was just ok, a little too smokey but the waiter specifically warned me that it was when I ordered, so I can't hold that against them. In general, the pasta was fine but not special. The fusilli was the best out of the four we had. Malloreddus was fine, the uni was definitely there, but certainly not a generous amount.
For my scondi, I had the duck, and had the exact same experience as you -- the breast was good but the sausage was very rare, pretty much raw in the middle. I asked a passing captain if it was meant to be that way, and she said yes, but offered to have it cooked more if the texture bothered me. I declined, figuring it just wasn't to my taste, but now that you say the same thing, I feel better about my opinion. Pink duck breast is one thing, but raw ground spiced duck -- blech. The spicing made it taste more or less like pork sausage, which may have contributed to my discomfort, since raw pork creeps me out even more than raw poultry.
The one outstanding dish was the chicken liver crostini appetizer -- a real oh my god dish. I took one bite of my companion's and spent the rest of the meal wishing I had chosen it for my own appetizer. My affogato was very tasty as well, so I would recommend that if the OP goes.
Service-wise, our waiter was very gracious and dealt well with the two difficult older ladies in my party, but we felt rushed by the busboys and the kitchen -- they tried to pick up our plates every time we put our utensils down, even when we obviously weren't finished, and the next course rushed out as soon as the previous plates had been cleared. We complained about it to the server and he spoke to the kitchen, but it didn't make much difference. The place was packed and I'm sure the kitchen was slammed, but -- it was Friday night, at a michelin star restaurant, they should know how to deal with a full house.
Anyway -- I wouldn't recommend the restaurant based on one visit. But since you and I were there the same night, maybe it really was the proverbial off night...
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re: sumaya99
As I've stated earlier, if you want to get your uni (sea urchin) fix, go to Tocqueville and have their uni rich pasta. Their food is splendid and service is cordial and professional. I like their dining room too. They do have a year-round lunch prix fixe. The uni pasta is an a la carte ($21 as an appetizer option for both lunch and dinner).
Photos of Tocqueville lunch: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hellokit...
If you are going to Marea, try their Ricci (it's a crostini with an uni tongue draped with lardo). It's very rich.
If Tocqueville isn't what you want, what do you have in mind in regards to cuisine, location, and budget?
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re: chocokitty
well i think you have me sold on tocqueville for that uni pasta. thanks!
re: sumaya99
Looks like Maialino has 5:30 and 9:30 on Opentable for that Sunday, but maybe if you called they'd have something better?
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Bar Room: Egg in a Jar and the Colorado Lamb Saddle and Beignets is a good meal, but probably on the lighter size of things. I don't recall the "egg in a jar" being particularly filling and the lamb saddle is not a huge portion either. Beignets are awesome. I actually LOVE the maple ice cream it comes with.
Scarpetta: Arrive early before your reservation, have you friends order drinks while you wait, and you can ask for the potato chips. I would share a few appetizers with your friends and then get the spaghetti and dessert at Scarpetta. You can get to the Wafels & Dinges truck at any time -- they are more flexible, whereas Scarpetta is only open for dinner and is not street food. Also I'd say you don't really get a good feel for what Scarpetta is about just from the spaghetti.
Locanda Verde: the sheep's milk ricotta is one of the best dishes on the brunch menu, DO NOT SKIP. The ricotta is folded into the pancake batter so it just makes the pancakes creamy. It's good but I think there are better versions around town (Sarabeth's?). It could just be that I don't love the lemon curd it comes with. I think their egg dishes are really great and unusual, and very few restaurants are doing what they do with eggs.
Babbo: Getting two pastas just for yourself? Or to share? You're missing out if you don't get a starter or entree at Babbo as those are some of my favorite dishes. The lamb's tongue salad with a three minute egg isn't very "tongue"-y if you have had a bad experience with tongue, FWIW. What about the tripe? Might be a good place to try it for the first time. Also their sweetbreads are excellent -- another good place to try them for the first time, and maybe share with a friend.
Momofuku Noodle Bar (Dinner): the prix fixe menu changes daily, no guarantee that there won't be pork in the prix fixe that day. I would have a backup plan or at the very least be flexible. This is a pretty pork and pork fat heavy restaurant (they cook lots of things in bacon fat). Also they don't do substitutions or sauces on the side or removal of a single component of dishes. And since you don't eat pork, you probably can't have any of the ramen, either, right? How about the slow roasted beef brisket?
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re: kathryn
Thanks Kathryn. I'll definitely look into the egg dishes at Locanda. At Babbo I was planning on getting the two pastas for myself. I really should work myself up to trying either the tongue, tripe, or sweetbreads; just a little nervous, but you're right, Babbo would be the place to give them a try. I'll definitely keep your suggestion of having a backup in mind for the Noodle Bar; thanks for the heads up.
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re: kathryn
My husband loved the maple ice cream as well, and was glad he did not switch, like me. However, that was the best vanilla ice cream I have had since this summer in Paris, where I had some excellent examples.
re: kathryn
Love Babbo's sweetbreads.
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Hi sumaya
BAR ROOM: My sister loved the egg in a jar. We both loved the Roasted Duck Breast with peppercorn-crusted apples and toasted pistachio-truffle dipping sauce - it was probably our favorite order both times we were there. The portion size is three slices of duck breast, so it's a bit small, but it is more than made up for in flavor and deliciousness. My sister also enjoyed the Beer-Braised Pork Belly (it is sized larger than the duck breast). I've heard good things about the Modern Liverwurst. I have tried the salmon and the upside down tuna tarte - while both were good, they are probably not things I would order again. As far as desserts, the beignets are fantastic. Very light and airy, with a great, crisp crust. We have also enjoyed the Modern Cheesecake. The fromage blanc sorbet (it is creamy, very un-sorbet-like) that comes with it is particularly delicious! I am dying to try the stone fruit crumble with pain d'epices ice cream though!
The squid ink pasta with the sea urchin, seafood, and minted breadcrumbs is probably my favorite pasta on the menu. This may be an excellent introduction to sea urchin - it's divine. I've also tried the spaghetti (which was, don't get me wrong, really excellent - I don't think you will be disappointed) and the duck and foie gras ravioli. The polenta is my favorite appetizer (the short ribs are good, but IMHO, the polenta edges them out).
I would steer you away from the lemon ricotta pancakes. As kathryn said, the ricotta is used within the batter and I was left largely unimpressed and a bit disappointed by the pancakes. That being said, I would not miss the donuts - they are absolutely fantastic. You can order them as part of the pastry mista or better yet (as the donuts were my favorites of the mista by far), by the piece from the bakery counter (can order them from a table too). I liked the cinnamon-sugar best if they have them, but the apple cider one was also great. If you like tripe (I know it's not for everyone!), I would also recommend the 8 hour tripe with fried eggs.
Have a wonderful time!!
re: j.jessica.lee
Thanks Jessica! I'll definitely pick up some donuts on my way out of LV and look into the egg dishes a bit more as a substitute for the pancakes.
momofuku: fried sweetbreads. raw oysters w/ kimchee puree. it's been awhile since i've gone though.
EMP: they've changed their approach since i went this past summer so i can't recommend anything.
locanda verde: i wasn't really too blown away by anything i had here.
if you can go to marea, please get the spaghetti w/ sea urchin & crab. it changed my life. also amazing is the astice (lobster w/ burrata), and the ricci (sea urchin and lardo on top of crostini). it's my favorite restaurant in NYC and i try to go at least once or twice a month.
re: selenster
Noodle Bar got rid of the fried sweetbreads some time ago. The oysters with kimchee were at Ssam Bar, and they are no longer with kimchee, but wild kiwi right now.
re: kathryn
wow, it's really been ages since i've been to momofuku. honestly, the last time i went was when it was the only one, in the space where ko is now. i'm really bad about getting to the e. village. haha thanks for clearing that up!
re: selenster
When I was at Marea, I was not impressed with the sea urchin spaghetti, but that's just my personal feeling. However, I adored the red wine braised octopus fusilli with bone marrow and the astice. Everything else there, again IMHO, is not worth paying the money for.
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re: j.jessica.lee
i also had the octopus fusilli and it was good but so...heavy. it reminded me of alto's oxtail pappardelle, which i enjoyed greatly, but there was something just too rich/earthy about it. then again, alto's braised veal & truffle ravioli in taleggio fonduta is one of my all-time favorite bites.
for my personal taste, it was the springiness of the spaghetti, the rich/briney flavor of the sea urchin, the crunch of the toasted bread crumbs, the slight spice of the pepper, the bursting sweetness of the grape tomatoes and of course, the luxuriant crab that combined into heaven on a plate for me. i would give up sex for that dish.
well, maybe not. :)
The sweetbread dish at Bar Room is amazing - especially if you have a sweet tooth. It comes with gingerbread! Also, their beignets are great!
Absolutely, without a doubt, DO NOT SKIP the sheep's milk ricotta app @ Locanda. I'd be more comfortable skipping the pancakes...it's *that* good.
re: LeahBaila
I know your going for brunch, but for the future, I HIGHLY recommend the chicken for two at Locanda Verde. It is to die for, roasted with garlic and served with vegetables. My boyfreind and I always get the chicken for two, even thought he loves steak, lamb, etc. And I agree....do not skip the sheeps milk ricotta! Enjoy
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I must have been so overwhelmed because I totally forgot about our Jean Georges lunch reservations. Reviews say great things about the foie gras, so I'm thinking about trying it here instead of taking my chances that it'll be on emp lunch menu when I go next week. thinking about the snapper (unless I get lucky and the turbot shows up as I saw on another post. Will likely do chocolate dessert, but did hear good things about the garden dessert.
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I must say, albeit again this is probably not the right place, but this is where I got my inspiration....
as much as I love food, and cooking, and consider myself a foodie - I am intimidated by everyone here speaking so lovingly of sea urchin, octopus, chicken livers (well maybe not intimidated by the livers - just not turned on!). I just don't think I can get there. Any suggestions on easy introductions? I hate the idea of going into any of those restaurants most which are still on my wish list and ordering something I have no clue or really more of a disposition to not liking!
re: smilingal
I hear ya, sometimes you don't want to spend alot of money to try something new when you might not even like it. Some ideas..
For chicken liver-try the chopped liver at Katz, you can order half a sandwich and the other half something else like pastrami. For octopus and sea urchin you could try stopping into the sushi bar at 15 East, I think sitting at a sushi bar isn't as involved as sitting at a restaurant. 15 East usually isn't that packed so I don't think it would be a problem. Or you could just eat at 15 East and order a small portion of uni and if you don't like it order other things it's a restaurant with lots of great dishes. Personally uni isn't my favorite thing but I like it and some people that I've introduced it to don't like it.
Another idea would you be to go to the bar at Minetta Tavern it's a popular spot so it might be better to go late late, I've only been there once around midnight. The fois gras terrine is good, stuffed squid also (if you never had squid), and the roasted bone marrow! The baoguettes with the fois gras, roasted bone marrow, and shallots confit is one of the greatest things i've ever assembled into my mouth.
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re: daffyduck
chopped liver at Katz's - that's for sure something to savor - but when I referred to the liver - I think people had mentioned it in other instances. So - stupid question - the octopus and sea urchin are always raw?
re: smilingal
octopus no, sea urchin i believe so
re: smilingal
We had grilled octopus at Babbo and loved it enough to buy baby ones in Chinatown and cook them ourselves.
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re: c oliver
yeah, babbo does octopus and sweetbreads very well. the bar would be a good place to sample that, and i 2nd c oliver's rec try to go with someone that likes these things in case you dont.
btw c oliver where in chinatown and for how much do you buy octopus?
re: daffyduck
Thank heavens for google. I was able to find it. Deluxe Market with entrances on both Elizabeth and Mott. Here's a photo:
It's an amazing place. When we're in NYC, we stroll through even when we don't buy anything.
re: c oliver
thanks! i'll be sure to check it out.
re: smilingal
btw if you try sea urchin and octopus for the first time i recommend the santa barbara uni and the slow poached octopus. they also have live scallops and octopus if you want to try. Last time I was there I tried a live clam and loved it.
re: daffyduck
geeze - it even SOUNDS frightening! I must get over this and grow up! Perhaps with some champagne.
re: smilingal
Go with someone else who DOES like those things and have a bite.
re: c oliver
trying to round up a partner in crime!
re: smilingal
Yep. That's how I first tasted sweetbreads. Bob gave me a taste and I loved it.
re: c oliver
Grilled octopus, in the hands of a skilled cook, is better than lobster. The version at Felidia is pretty good, the offering at Convivio is not.
Uni at Esca and Le Bernardin can be very good. Uni at Sushi Yasuda is the best.
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re: steve h.
I think you're going to have to give me a tour next time we're in NYC (maybe June). I've never had uni.
re: c oliver
Uni is wonderful but you get what you pay for. Sitting at the bar in front of Yasuda is one fine way to kickstart the process.


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The St. James Court Art Show is being held October 4, 5, and 6, 2013 from 10-6 on Friday and Saturday and 10-5 on Sunday. It's one of the biggest Art Shows in the United States, and a must-do on every Louisvillian's fall wishlist. Whether this is your first time, or your fifteenth, here are a few things to ready yourself for:
Get ready to be stunned by the gorgeous art.
You can't make this stuff from a Pinterest instruction set. You will never have this kind of talent. I've seen paintings at St. James that take my breath away, pottery that belongs in a New York City Gallery. These people are true artists (most of them) and their wares are fascinating.
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Don't whine about it. Carpool with your friends if you can, because it's hard to find parking less than a mile away. At least it's semi-cool outside, grab yourself a latte (from Quills, Sunergos, or Please and Thank You) and stroll on over leisurely.
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You need that artisan made yak wool scarf. You really do. You will wear it any everyone will know how environmentally responsible you are. Everyone will understand if you spend your rent money on that cute lawn ornament--it will add to the value of the place. You need that necklace made of typewriter keys. You really do.
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Best part of St. James: watching the dread-locked aging hippies forced to deal with the dreaded track-suited yuppies. Someone has to buy those $60 hand painted Japanese clay mugs you're pedaling, Moonflower, looks like it's THE MAN.
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Which polynomial is written in ascending order? t2 – t + 4 t2 + 4 – t 4 + t2 – t 4 – t + t2
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In order to solve this, you have to look at the order for each of the variable terms. In this case, t is your variable. You have 3 terms. \[4t^{0}=4\] exponent is 0. \[-t^{1}=-t\] exponent is 1. \[t^{2}\] exponent is 2. So you order them by exponents from least to greatest (ascending). \[4-t+t^{2}\]
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