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Delicious bakery cookies in NYC...not Levain
I know Levain's are the best, but I refuse to pay over $5.00 a cookie.
Need approx. 30 for a gift. OK, call me cheap.
Are there any other deliciously gooey bakery cookies in NYC?
[Sorry can not get to Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island or New Jersey.]
Levain's are not the best. However, not sure what high quality versions have the same gooeyness/size that you seem to require. In UWS there is J Torres, they might give you a fresh batch if you tell them you are ordering 30. Maybe even a discount? Well, that might be asking for too much.
Obviously, the cookies are not exactly the same style.
re: dietndesire
really?? who do you think is best? I think Levain is a lot better than J Torres especially if the OP wants a gooey bakery cookie. Jacque Torres is a lot more crisp than gooey.
I really like Petrossian's oatmeal raisin cookies. (I'm pretty sure they have raisins.) The double chocolate chip cookies (or whatever they're called) are also good. They're also higher on the "gooey" scale. I haven't tried their chocolate chip cookies but I would think they're pretty decent. I think all the cookies are $3 a piece. I recently discovered Fairway's chocolate chip cookies and almond cookies. These are incredibly good value at $1.49 per package (two chocolate chip cookies per package and one almond per package). I think they also sell something resembling a Linzer cookie variety (shortbread-type cookie with fruit filling in the center, maybe). All the cookies are wrapped in cellophane and are on the upper-shelf of that muffin case to the right of the bread counter. I really liked both varieties of cookies I tried. The chocolate chip was I guess more crispy than cakey, but not excessively so. The almond had a yummy marzipan-like filling. I could see how it might be a bit too sweet for some, though I don't think it was excessive. Not sure they rate as gooey (almond one definitely doesn't) but they're large and tasty.
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Another option is City Bakery -- which is the same folks as Birdbath.
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The cookies at Birdbath are pretty good, but IMO where they shine is their coconut macadamia nut cookie. And I don't usually like coconut.
The chocolate chunk cookies from Big Booty Bread Company are very very good, iirc they're about $2.50? a cookie. Larger cookies, about the size of Birdbath's, and similarly priced. I think I'd rate their chocolate chip higher than Birdbath's chocolate chip (but not higher than the coconut!)
For smaller sized cookies I actually had a decent and semi-gooey chocolate chip cookie @ Magnolia's recently. I was surprised, I didn't expect I'd like it.
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I know that Jack's Stir Brew and Chikalicious both have theirs for $1 each.
The gooiest chocolate chip cookies I've found are at Culture on 38th Street. I forgot how much they are, but certainly less than $5 a pop -- but smaller than Levain as well. It's kind of a tossup between Culture and Roasting Plant as my favorite. But if you want gooey, I would go with Culture.
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I just tried Roasting Plant yesterday, it's a good cookie but I like Levain much more. The Roasting Plant's cookie is thin and crisp but much more of a cookie than Levain is. Levain is more of it's own large gooey beast of awesomeness. IMO it's worth the $5+ dollars for that wow bite especially when you get to the middle of that chocolate explosion. BTW for those who think it's too raw in the middle you can ask them to heat it up for you longer before you get it so it cooks through a little more.
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81 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002
re: daffyduck
Oh yeah, defintiely Levain's the more gooier one from the two. So if you're a fan of gooey, Levain is the way to go. Roasting Plant is more crispy-chewy with more brown sugar notes. And Levain has much more of a cakey texture. I find they're completely different cookie experiences. I do adore Levain, but sometimes I find it to be just way too large! I know, I know. Don't have to eat the entire thing. But it's kinda hard sometimes because it tastes so good! : )
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I know this is probably not at all helpful to you, but I just wanted to point out that Levain's cookies are (only) $4. They're definitely a splurge for me, and I don't go very often, and yes there are cookies cheaper than that in the city but to me it's a special indulgence. I haven't really experienced anything quite like it-while JT's are gooey and yummy, they're much crispier and thinner. I guess Levain's are more for those who enjoy eating raw cookie dough, versus those who like the harder, flatter cookies.
How about Ruby et Violette? Gooey and delicious, but smaller than Levain's http://www.rubyetviolette.com/indulge...
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457 W 50th St, New York, NY 10019
Silver Moon's chocolate chip cookies are also gooey and delicious, and larger than Levain's.
Here's another vote for Ruby et Violette.
Ruby et Violette
457 W 50th St, New York, NY 10019
I second Jacques Torres but I also like cookies from Milk and Cookies in the W. Village- they have more variety.
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285 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10023
I just finished a Chickalicious chocolate chip cookie - very good and only $1. It's not huge, so you get a higher crunch to gooey ration, which I like. I've found Birdbath to be a little uneven, and I don't think I've actually had a cookie from Levain (does anyone sell them downtown?)
Stopped by City Cakes in Chelsea (18th between 7th and 8th) this afternoon on my way home from spin class (I know, I know), and bought a gargantuan sized chocolate spice cookie. VERY delicious. Bittersweet dark chocolate, white chocolate chunks, and just a hint of spice to keep it interesting. It was also my preferred texture for cookies, with crunch on the outside and chew in the middle. Pricey at $3.50, but feels worth it to me considering the size (I'll be eating it for a few days) and how much I like it. They have other flavors too, including a PB, regular chocolate chip, and I think oatmeal? Check it out!
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they sell via online or certain stores like Wholefoods (but not always fresh)
they also sell their stuff via Costco - way fresher
the sugar cane lime is awesome. so is the molasses clove. soft and chewy packed full of flavour and not too sweet. they freeze well too.
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nope, not tart at all. great balance with the sugar and butter with a hint of lime


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MerDer can't break up people, they just CANNOT, after everything they have gone through and survived there is no way in hell they can break up or walk out, I mean just look back and remember what all they have survived, wives showing up, sleeping with n number of xyz persons. drowning, loosing faith in love and its possibility, the whole seaosn 4 mess, ring thrown on face, shooting, miscarriage. infertility. OMG its a huge list HUGE LIST and they have survived it all, in the face of all of that this clinical trial thing looks kind of minor.
They will survive this people they really will, because if they don't it would defy three whole seasons of story. their every moment since House Of Candles would be defied, I don't think Shonda is stupid enough to completely negate three whole seasons of her show.
MerDer will they so WILL survive this. in fact I really don't get why are we even thinking all this coz damn it guys Derek is that guy who stood by that wife of his who freaking cheated on him with his bff, what Mer did is kind of NOTHING in front of all that NOTHING specially given the fact that Derek himself had thought about doing EXACTLY this. He would be more mad at her for just not being honest and open about it. I really think we are worrying for no reason coz if such minor jolts can break marriages then we aught to dump this show right away coz it would be cheapest way to demean the sanctity of marriage of the vows which they promised each other form the bottom of their souls.
And if I remember right MerDer are the only ONLY couple whose vows were shown, Alex gave a whole speech to Izzie right but he borrowed that speech from that dieing girl and more than vows it felt like a speech of his feelings for Izzie But MerDer they were shown to promise specific things to each other and all of that came from within them, nothing was borrowed nothing was stolen. it was just THEM and both BOTH promised all of that to each other. So yes I have faith they will survive, they have to, their vows and promises might be put to a severe test, but at the end of the day they will win.
MerDer marrage's too boring past 2 season, it could be a good idea shonda make them split up this time,Derek move out, Cris move in , it'll be fun when Mer/Cri/Alex live together( no April/jason) and find out the meanings of a new life
I don't think Merder will split up. They have been through so many ups and downs and yet they have stood the test of time. Their love and relationship is not so fragile that Derek will leave Meredith just because she compromised the trial. Moreover, I believe everyone will love to see Merder's struggles with work and looking after Zola. So please Shonda, give the couple this storyline next season. on top of that, Meredith could get pregnant to complicate things.
I think Mer is going to be a great mom, cuz she is caring about zola. and I hope she will pergant. Derek will understand why she wanted Mrs webber to take the drug.they are a great couple in that show. when der said if there is a crisis, you dont frezze, you get rest of us to move forward. it was so lovely!! I just want meredith, derek, alex, yang still on grey's anatomy. thats a great,lovely show i ever seen.plus, hope iz can back together with alex. and bye bye lucy.
I think Merder will end up getting to adopt Zola and just when everything seems perfect and they have a baby Derek will find out what Meredith did in the trial & we'll be left hanging all summer on what happens between them. I think maybe their relationship will be in danger but Meredith will find out she's pregnant and Derek will forgive her. Then they can be a big happy family out in the woods in McDream house. :)
Why can't everyone see that Meredith is just being Realsitic - NOT pessimistic. Everything she said is absolutely true. I'm a hope for the best prepare for the worst person and I've gotta say Derek's repetition of "Everything's gonna be fine" would be driving me absolutely crazy too. Adoption is turturous process and success is nowhere near a given no matter who you are. Derek's air of entitlement (or foregone conclusion if you prefer) could actually do a lot of damage to their hopes if he's not careful. He needs to get his head out of the clouds and work with the reality of the situation. There's optomism and then optomism over reason, and derek's crossed the line.
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After all the lying Shonda's done about MerDer (the Post-It being all the marriage they get being the latest), I'm starting to get hope that she just might break them up for real by the end of season 8. She's said they're together for good, maybe it's a sign that she'll pull the carpet out from everyone and go out with a bang, without being dictated to by insane fans. I can dream, anyway.
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I remember the old Mersey marathon used to pass the Liver Building. It was the 19 mile mark and after that it got hard.
The strange think about all this from the council is that they are complaining about vehicle access to the waterfront because of the road being used. If you could not get vehicle access how far would you have to walk ? About 200 yards and then you fall in the mersey.
Obviously no access does not apply to people and I would have thought that the businesses in the Albert dock, not to say Liverpool 1 amongst others would more than welcome the increased trade. I am not sure which business' would actually oppose.
it was with mixed emotions when i heard the marathon had been cancelled from the off it should have been panned better to avoid main roads after all those fat council men have to wait hours to get tp macdonalds kfc and other fat food shops along the route and our mayor bless him he couldnt run for a bus so why shuold he care after all good old joe sells off school playing fiellds to bulid houses on taking away parks and and open spaces and when mr rothwell brings an event like the marathon to lverpool the shopkeepers moan shame on you all liverpool one liverpool gone thanks to joe
Dave - appearances can be deceiving. Someone came into our office yesterday and suggested that the lunatics have taken over the asylum... it would be interesting to find out precisely who makes these decisions (and why).
It always seems to be someone else, never anyone we speak to.
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31% of the electorate apparently. 27 of the 30 seats went to Labour, hardly surprising in Liverpool. A 'no can do ', anti-business, anti-enterprise attitude I'm afraid. A great pity as with its history and sites of interest Liverpool could become one of the iconic marathons of the world.
Alan at what stage do you say "ok thats enough" it would appear you are able to comprimise but the council are not???
No idea. The ball is in the court of LCC. I've submitted a workable solution to the problem we have been left with and await any kind of response. Nothing yet despite the spin suggestions on Friday in the media that LCC would like to find a solution.
Doesn't seem to be any kind of urgency I'm afraid. Perhaps that's the game plan?
Looks like Joe Andersons 2 guys ( under a couple of different names ) are on the echo site defending the position and it does not look likely that it will change. If Joe Anderson himself wanted it to happen it would happen but without his direct intervention it is becoming to look like an unlikely I think. He did mention something about supporting grass root running in the article. I dont know what if anything that means but may be a different approach.
Alan, following this thread with a bit of interest but too far away from Liverpool to know what's going on. Have LCC come up with alternative routes so that the race can finish somewhere in town (Strand always struck me as as good a place as any to finish) or do they want to re-route it to Sefton Park or elsewhere?
I'd love to say that I can't fathom the response of LCC but a lifetime's experience of that shower (regardless of which political party is in the Town Hall) tends to demonstrate that they can grasp a defeat from the jaws of victory regularly.
Almost a week later and no response from anyone from LCC about anything, this despite me submitting a Plan B last Sunday identifying how the Strand can be used without 'inconveniencing' access to the Liverpool ONE car park.
Does suggest how little they want want this event. No attempt to reslove the 'problems' regarding the use of the Strand although I hav done it for them.
Alan, Did they ever go into specifics about exactly who was supposed to be so put out in the first place by the event ? To a mere human the idea of providing a crowd of thousands with money to spend on a Sunday would be thought of as quite good. Those travelling a distance will use hotels and restaurants the night before......Even on the day the spectators will eat, drink and park cars etc etc. You tell me how busy Merseyrail is on a normal Sunday morning compared to marathon day....It seems LCC want everyone to turn up, leave the money then p*** off to the Wirral early enough so nobody this side is inconvenienced. Grumble grumble but still hopeful
Cidermonkey - a perfectly logical and correct observation... and no! No explanation as to WHY the waterfront roads could not be closed for the required marathon duration was given.
Neither was there any contact or dialogue about this road use 'issue' over the three month period between the 2012 event and the LCC imposition of e revers route decision last Wednesday. We have not been consulted at any time.
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Grease fire damages SW Redmond home
Grease left heating on the stove unattended sparked a fire that caused about $10,000 damage to a southwest Redmond home Friday night, firefighters said.
Redmond Fire & Rescue crews responded around 8:25 p.m. to the report of smoke coming from a home at 3056 SW Quartz Avenue and arrived to find and quickly extinguish a fire burning in the kitchen, said Fire Marshal Traci Cooper.
Nearly a dozen firefighters confined fire damage to the kitchen, but there was significant smoke damage to other parts of the home, Cooper said.
When residents discovered the grease fire, Cooper said, they tried to put it out with baking soda and removed the pan from the home.
But when they came back into the kitchen, they discovered the fire had extended to the microwave and cabinets above, she said – so they safely evacuated and called 911.
No injuries were reported.
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ARRRGGGGG not a PFI!!!!
Spotted this in my browse for jobs:
Jack Hunt School
Ledbury Road
Telephone 01733 263526
Fax 01733 330364
No. on Roll 1472
Post Title Assistant Network Manager
Closing Date 06 Feb 2007
A Specialist Language College and Leading Edge School
Tel: 01733 263526 Fax: 01733 330364
email: email@example.com website ~ www.jackhunt.net
Headteacher: R A Duncan, MA, BEd (Hons)
Group 7 (11-18), Roll 1476 (253 in Sixth Form)
We have an exciting opportunity for a high calibre individual with exceptional interpersonal skills to join our I.T. Support Team. The successful applicant will be required to assist the Network Manager in the leadership of a team of 5 and in developing our technical systems to support staff and studentsâ I.T. needs. We are seeking to employ a highly technical person with sound experience in I.T related disciplines and/or appropriate training. Knowledge of any of the following would be advantageous: Active Directory, XP Pro, Active Network equipment, HTML, ASP and SharePoint Portal. This is a full time appointment for 37 hours per week. Salary will be paid at Scale 5 on the Local Government Pay Scale £18,450 - £20,235 per annum. A workplace nursery is open on the school campus. The Governing Body of Jack Hunt School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The school is part of the Peterborough Education PFI Project which will see an investment of £10 million to expand and refurbish the premises by September 2007. Application form and further details available from Carol Hargreaves (please telephone). Closing Date: Tuesday 6 February 2007.
ARRRGGGGG not a PFI!!!!
I think you may have been a little hasty with your comment.Originally Posted by StewartKnight
We are currently a PFI school due for completion April 2008 (refurb and new build) and If I was asked to comment I would say
F****ing ARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGG.
Finished school will just be big enough for our present size and no room for expansion, Oh and some bright spark thought it a good idea to situate 3 ICT clusters in the open areas (corridors etc) with no partition walls or anything else that might stop the "little darlings" wrecking and ripping off IT kit. The head and governors think the kids will adapt and learn to respect equipment in there new school, yeah right!!
Who gave him the rose-tinted spectacles? 8)Originally Posted by phil_thebeans
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Look for the cause behind the cause. A video game cannot in and of itself cause suicide. Total absence of moral training is more likely the root cause.
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I watched the trailer. Lib land large in my opinion. Brain bending in the trailer makes me question the purpose of the game.
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Teenagers today have grown up during a time of legal abortions, and do not realize the sanctity of life. Add to that, these games remove them from realty, throw in a lack of moral teachings and understanding that eternity is endless and the brain rot begins.In their little world, they kill , then push the reset button and kill again.
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I don´t know about this, but generally it would seem we need to teach and suggest more rational solutions to life´s problems. Instead of killing the spouse, pack the suitcase.
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hate to ask this but, is it possible that these games in themselves ARE the moral training for all too many? It´s not a frivolous question: many of us have seen normal-looking people redefine themselves in the parallel worlds of biker gangs, or the sometimes weird world of the Society of Creative Anachronisms, or even of the "family" of football team fans. How often have we seen, for example, deadly brawls with weapons and injuries, in and near football stadiums?When does the make-believe take over and become the reality?And if, as we are told by the "elites", everyone creates his own reality and there is no objective reality, then why is it surprising that some find a "reality" that is in line with their preferences, and act accordingly?
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Maybe my imagination isn´t sufficiently honed, but how did he commit suicide with his hands tied behind his back, and how did he tie them?
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I dunno, I watched the trailer, too. It didn´t make me want to commit suicide.How many million other kids have played the game without committing suicide? Do we want to ban such things on a whim--like we did with our War on Drugs...?
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Lets get to the nitty gritty people today will blame the problems of their children, spouses, their own on anything and everything except where the blame lies with themselves.With the millions of players that COD has these 4 were a tragedy, but it was their own faults not the games.
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Four killed themselves and millions didn´t. Must be the game. How bout we look into the effects of the no parent home on kids?Two income homes used to be achieved with one parent working part time or shift work so there would be one of them there for the kids when they came home from school. Now school hours are longer and someone else is there for the kids.I´ll bet there are more suicides within that dynamic than this one. Talk about deflection.
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Hula Grill - Waikiki
- Address:
2335 Kalakaua Ave. STE 203
Honolulu, HI 96815Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Hawaii Regional CuisinePrice: $31 to $50
Hula Grill - Waikiki
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hulagrillwaikiki.com/
- Phone: (808) 923-4852
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday 6:30am - 11:00am
Saturday and Sunday
Breakfast 6:30am - 12:00pm
Brunch 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Monday - Sunday 4:45pm - 10:00pm
Monday - Friday 4:00pm - 11:00pm
Saturday & Sunday 2:00pm - 11:00pm
Monday - Friday 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Saturday & Sunday 2:00pm - 6:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Hawaii Regional Cuisine
- Executive Chef: Matt Young
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Hula Grill Waikiki offers the perfect venue for private parties, special events, or company luncheons. With its prime oceanfront location on the second floor of the Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach Hotel, Hula Grill Waikiki offers picturesque ocean and sunset views, and Hawaii Regional Seafood. For private parties, company luncheons, or group events, Hula Grill provides set menus as well as bountiful buffets served in either its Plantation Bar or in the main dining room. Reservations can be made to reserve the entire restaurant or Plantation Cafe for any event.
Come experience Hula Grill… and experience Hawaii.
- Private Party Contact: Lindsay Callaway 808-923-4852x
- Entertainment: We offer live Hawaiian Music nightly from 7-9 p.m. in our Plantation Cafe. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday we host hula dancers to entertain locals and visitors who join us for a taste of old Hawaii.
- Special Events: Come join us for our Weekend Brunch on the Beach - every Saturday and Sunday! Oceanfront dining and half price mimosas! Aloha hour begins at 3pm in the Plantation Cafe.
Getting there
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: We offer two options for parking.
We have validated valet parking at the Outrigger Waikiki Hotel off Kalakaua. It is $5.00/ 3 hours.
We also offer parking one block over at the Outrigger East for $4.00/ 3 hours. FREE 3 hour parking at Outrigger East on Saturdays and Sundays.
A word from Hula Grill - Waikiki
It's a beach where you can still hear the quick rapping of distant Hawaiian drums. Where catamarans crisscross the bay and vacationers take surf lessons. And it is where you'll find the charming plantation style restaurant that is the Hula Grill Waikiki. Located at the water's edge and in the spectacular Outrigger Waikiki Hotel on Waikiki Beach, we are hau'oli (Hawaiian for happy) to offer you a perfect vantage point to watch the morning light play on Diamond Head or take in a fiery sunset. Every day is filled with the relaxing sight and sounds of swaying palm trees and balmy breezes. When the fast pace of Waikiki raises your pulse, we invite you to enjoy some serenity here.Continued
Whether you would like to start your day with pineapple pancakes for breakfast or begin your evening with a dinner of delicious Hawaii regional seafood and prime steaks, including fresh fish and locally grown produce. You'll find we lovingly prepare our dishes to reflect the flavors of the islands.
Whether you would like to start your day with pineapple pancakes for breakfast or begin your evening with a dinner of delicious Hawaii regional seafood and prime steaks, including fresh fish and locally grown produce. You'll find we lovingly prepare our dishes to reflect the flavors of the islands.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerHawaii Regional Cuisine
Hula Grill - Waikiki - Best Restaurants in Honolulu ›
Hula Grill - Waikiki reviews from OpenTable diners
75 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (60)great for outdoor dining (50)special occasion (22)great for brunch (22)romantic (19)fit for foodies (18)good for groups (14)great for lunch (12)hot spot (11)kid-friendly (9)neighborhood gem (8)vibrant bar scene (3)notable wine list (2)late-night find (1)Show More
- Great View, Service, FoodRobertDined on 11/23/2014We were able to get a table right along the railing so the view was great. I like Hula Grill just as much as Duke's downstairs, but for different reasons. Mainly, it's quieter and much more peaceful. This time, the live music from Duke's was disruptive, but luckily, it didn't last the whole meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Secenery is FANTASTICretiredtravellerDined on 11/22/2014This is one of our great places to go for Breakfast. Sitting at an outside table on Waikiki beach looking at Diamond Head, the surf and beautiful ocean. Can't get any better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverratedHammer1Dined on 11/21/2014Despite online reviews as being the best breakfast place on Waikiki, I would beg to differ. Average food. Rushed service. The only silver lining was the view. My husband said the pancakes were really good. My omelet was okay. It simply matched the standards of all the other American chain restaurants in the area.
- Pricey but scenicNuxulDined on 11/20/2014Menu is pricey, but sit outside if you can. View is the highlight--with diamond head to left, beach in front, and sunset on the right. Time it so that you catch the sunset and transition into torch light at night. In winter, chef's tasting menu time (445 to 530) works perfectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely Amazing!!DanielacastroDined on 11/16/2014One of the best views and atmosphere within the Waikiki dining circle, coupled with friendly staff and amazing views of the beach. Lovely fresh cocktails and meals topped it off :) would definitely recommend to friends and family love it !! :) DanielaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful enjoymentMarkLVIPDined on 11/14/2014Food and sunset were both wonderful. Great place to enjoy Waikiki beach sunsets.Special Features:
- Hawaiian FavoriteVickieCDined on 11/13/2014Hula Grill is a MUST for me every time I am in Waikiki. Their Happy Hour is GREAT! Great selection to choose from, even tho I am very sad they removed the Crab and Macadamia Nut Wontons from their menu. I also love having Breakfast and watching the Sun rise. The ambience can't be beat breakfast,lunch or dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome dinnerbeadazzleDined on 11/11/2014Delicious food in a beautiful setting. What more can one ask for? We will definitely come back.Special Features:
- ConsistentguzTXVIPDined on 11/7/2014We have eaten at Hula Grill many times over the years and always enjoyed it. The food is a little on the expensive side, but this is Hawaii. We both had seafood dishes that were excellent. The Hula Pie for desert is wonderful, but it is hard to get it down as it is so big, but very enjoyable. Just make sure there are a least of couple of you to tackle it!! Service from Trent was excellent.Special Features:
- BuffetDined on 11/3/2014Stunning sunset. Show up at least 45 minutes to and hour and 15 minutes before sunset; enjoy happy hour at the bar; and get your request in for sunset seating early - along the far side of the railing [away from the swimming pool below].Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice view and silenteckiDined on 11/1/2014a pearl at Waikiki! a silent place to eat with a fantastic ocean view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!megustafoodDined on 11/1/2014The main attraction for our family was their allergen free menu selections which made ordering very simple for our son, who has a severe dairy allergy. In addition to that, the food was great, server was attentive but not pushy and the view from the deck overlooking the beach was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a treatJessicaDined on 10/31/2014Our dinner was fabulous, one if the best we've had so far! I loved the short ribs. Great sunset view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great BreakfastJetFlexMCTVIPDined on 10/27/2014Came here for breakfast with a client the other day...fantastic service, great view, and they accommodated my eating needs without hesitation and it came out perfect. All in all, no fuss. Will definitely be back for future meetingsSpecial Features:
- Okay food, not so good serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/26/2014Food was good, not great, but good for the price. Great view of the beach. service very spotty. Our server never came back after serving our meal until it was time to pick up the plates. Gave us the wrong check, and never came back. We waited for quite a while, never saw them and eventually had to get up and ask someone at the desk to fix the problem.Special Features:
- Loved itLuvhulagrillDined on 10/23/2014Hula Grill is the most amazing dining experience in the world. Beautiful food and wine and the greatest view of a magnificent sunset. Would recommend to anyone. Fantastic service too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- waikiki dining with a viewendovisitorDined on 10/18/2014Pleasant verandah with great views over Waikiki beach was the best feature here. Food Hawaiian style and fairly tasteless.not cheap.Special Features:
- Always my first breakfastkittyDined on 10/17/2014I always love this restaurant for my first breakfast when arriving in Waikiki. The ambiance is fantastic, good views of the beach, the food is homey, and service is good. After taking a bite of loco moco and a sip of POG, I'm happy. I find this location to be quieter and nicer than Duke's downstairs.Special Features:
- nice out door with nice viewoutandaboutDined on 10/16/2014location was very hard to find. once we found it the food was very good. the food took awhile to get to us but the waitress was very friendly and helpful. seated right away. the view of the beach was amazing. the sunset was beautiful. a very good place to eat. if you in Honolulu check it out.Special Features:
- Great viewYummy74Dined on 10/5/2014Good brunch menu with an awesome view of Diamond Head. Try the portobello fries. Valet parking is convenient and $5 for 3 hours.Special Features:
- It's all about the viewfoodiemtlDined on 9/11/2014We went for breakfast and loved the view. We were sitting close to the railing with a spectacular view of the ocean. The food is very ordinary and portions are adequate. This is one of those places you go to for the view not the food.Special Features:
- WonderfulLuv2tastewineDined on 9/9/2014The service was the best we had in Waikiki waitress was very good just the right amount of attention without being intrusiveSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hula Grill WaikikiWaikikiOnoEatsDined on 8/31/2014No greeting by the hostess .She just handed us the electronic buzzer and informed us that they were cleaning off our table and it will be ready in 5 minutes. I made one request to be seated at a table on the lanai overlooking the beach as we were celebrating my daughter's birthday, instead was put at the back corner booth (worst seats). I was appalled to see that there were plenty of tables available. As for the food, it was the very unappetizing. I ordered the peppered ahi benedict, which was not fresh and over seasoned, the waffles were overcooked. The coffee was good. Some of their staff needs a little more training when it comes to customer service .Highly disappointed with this dining experience will not return or recommend.Special Features:
- The view was spectacularPortMoody11Dined on 8/31/2014the food was good. The service was a bit slow but that was fine since we had such a good seat and the food was worth the wait. Good value too. Will definately go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful locationJohnDined on 8/30/2014The location of the Hula Grill was perfect. The only criticism was the loud band playing at the restaurant next door.Special Features:
- great breakfastfromDallasDined on 8/24/2014Great place for breakfast and brunch but make reservations ws did and had just a brief wait, but worth it the hostess made sure we could get a table right at the beach, good food great service for a place so busy our waiter Ryen was the bestSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- we enjoyed our party for dinner.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014we enjoyed your delicious foods and drinks with beautiful scenic view we will go to your restaurant next summer.Special Features:
- The Best We Had on Waikiki1GourmetCurmudgeonDined on 8/13/2014My family and I dined here twice on our recent vacation, and if we were staying longer, we'd probably have been back a few more times. My only regret is that we visited the Hula Grill on our 5th night and not on our 1st. Having worked as a chef, I'm particular about the food and I was more than a little impressed. Having a daughter, I always have a chance to check out the desserts -- Caution: They're HUGE and hard to resist! But let's not forget how integral service is to the whole dining experience -- here is where The Hula Grill shined. The service the first night was the best, and the second time was well above-average. Hula Grill is not to be missed when in Waikiki.Special Features:
- Excellent foodmickinikkiDined on 8/4/2014The food, service and ambiance are excellent. Fish and Steak were great. Pineapple was so good!Special Features:
- Good food - lousy serviceHungryManDined on 8/3/2014Made a 12:00 reservation for brunch. We arrived 15 minutes early and were told the table would be ready in a few minutes. With our pager in hand we sat in the lobby. We were seated at 12:10. The hostess apologized for the wait, but there were empty tables throughout the restaurant. It took 15 minutes to get drinks; I ordered coffee and asked twice for a spoon - ended up stirring the coffee with a fork. We ordered food 25 minutes after being seated and the food came in about 10 minutes. The food was great. The staff stopped by to ask if everything was good, but never returned to refill coffee or water that we asked for. The view is great. The food was great. The service was not. For the price, we'll go somewhere else.
- Very attentiveactarDined on 8/3/2014We continue to enjoy Hula Grill. In fact, it is part of why we love Waikiki. Step out of the chaos and relax in a calm, peaceful setting where you can view the ocean, palm trees and beach. The food is wonderful and reasonably priced. The work to make you happy!!Special Features:
- Favorite spot to start the dayactarDined on 7/31/2014We love Hula Grill for breakfast. The ambiance is relaxing and the food is great!! It is our favorite way to start the day in Hawaii. My favorite is eggs benedict with the sauce on the side to control calories but enjoy the flavor.Special Features:
- The following 698 reviews are from the Hula Grill - Waikiki reviews archive.
- Wonderful breakfastDeanoinNewOrleansDined on 7/29/2014Had a really good breakfast here. The omelets were delicious. The waffles with coconut syrup was excellent.
- Very Good - but decliningTravelingMamaDined on 7/28/2014For some reason - the food and service just was not as good as when we visited 18 months ago. Likewise - not as good as the Maui location in years past. The mac nut preparation of opa at Hula had very little sauce, but still tasted very good. Their calamari - available from the bar menu - is the best calamari around. Our waiter was young and did not properly describe the chef's interpretation of beef cooking temperatures - leading to a REALLY well done steak. I felt like, in general, the wait staff was young and not experienced.Special Features:
- GREAT everything!yummyinmytummyDined on 7/28/2014I make a point to eat here every time I visit Honolulu. I have had breakfast and dinner and am always happy. There is something for everyone on the menus: local foods, favorites you might have at home, and always something new. The chefs do an excellent job. The servers bend over backwards to accommodate requests and to insure your expectations are exceeded. We recently took my 94 year old grandma for breakfast, and Lauren made her feel so special, taking extra steps to insure she is comfy and happy (not always easy). As we have been to the Hula Grill many times, we try to sit in Lauren's section as she takes good care of us, which is EXACTLY what you can expect from any employee.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just an okay placeBeautifulviewDined on 7/18/2014Food was okay. This is an average joe place and nothing special. I wouldn't go back.Special Features:
- Outstanding View, great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 6/29/2014We had the filet, very good with mushroom sauce. It was accompanied by green beans and mashed potatoes. The ribeye with a brown sauce , was excellent , with asparagus and fries.Very hearty meal, while listening to a live band downstairs and enjoying an incredible view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- goodhulagirlDined on 6/28/2014very nice location & tasty foods, friendly comfortable services. I want to go next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Website misleadingLR1985Dined on 6/28/2014Overall, great experience! But I was a little disappointed that the brunch menu online wasn't available during the hours advertised.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good timesaoryDined on 6/25/2014I had g beautifull time.I want to come here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Suttons Bay Cottage Rental Photos and Description
Cottage, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4-6)
This charming cottage is located directly on 100' of hard sandy beach on Suttons Bay. The large deck overlooks Suttons Bay and beautiful sunsets. Perfect for swimming and 'sunning' on the beach. Less than 5 miles from the Village of Suttons Bay. Indoor wood burning fireplace. Suttons Bay has many restaurants, shopping, a marina, two beaches with play structures, and an old fashioned Movie Theater, and all of the necessities including a grocery store, drug store and hardware store.
Mooring available for boat. Well equipped kitchen and clean furnishings. Clean, neat, and organized. All of the comforts needed for a wonderful vacation on the water up north.
One bedroom has a queen bed, the other bedroom has bunk beds. The living room has a sleeper sofa. Nice size dining room table and kitchen with breakfast nook. Full bath with full size shower only - no tub. Large deck expands the length of the house with nice patio furniture. Steps lead down to beach area with fire pit and white sand. Reservations are taken on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVE basis. Once a guest asks for a contract, that week is held for 7 days. Upon receiving a deposit, the reservation is secured.
Keywords: Lakeside, cottage, waterfront, sandy beach, boat, deck, private frontage, home, Suttons Bay, Lakefront, beach
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
Why The Owner chose Suttons Bay
Leelanau County is known for it's beautiful lakes, views, vistas and sunsets. Enjoy wineries, hiking, restaurants, shopping and all the other 'up north' fineries. Traverse City is only a 15-20 minute drive from Suttons Bay. Leland and Lake Leelanau are also only a 10-15 minute drive. Sleeping Bear sand dunes, golf galore, and boating heaven.
Guestbook comments from the manager
I cannot even begin to tell you what a wonderful week I have had! I have felt so relaxed and at peace. This setting and the delightful cottage was so much more than I expected. Thank you for the wonderful surroundings and warm hospitality.


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amazing, hot, funny, nice, girl. has an amazing butt, and is all around perfect.
Guy #1- That girl is amazing over there!
Guy #2- Her name must be Haley
Guy #2- Her name must be Haley
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Haleys are amazing girls. They are usually short, occasionally tall. They are funny, silly, and attractive; yet, smart and intellectual. This creates a well rounded personality. Haleys stand up for what they believe in and dont take bullshit from anyone. They loveee music. Haleys almost always have nice bodies. Especially with a great butt. Say what? You found one? KEEP HER.
Guy 1: HOT DAMN, she had nice ass.
Guy 2: Did you see her report card?
Guy 3: Yall have good points, bet her name's Haley.
Guy 2: Did you see her report card?
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haley, the love of my life, the girl i cant seem to get over, i want so much more of her, but he is confused about love, she changes way too much to understand, she is beautiful and will always be loved no matter what,she dose her own thing, she is spontaniouse and fun, her hugs give me butter flies, her kiss nearly dropped me to my kneew,
i love you haley!
i love you haley!
by some o h 1 o ked August 08, 2009
the fucking craziest girl in the world. If you know one go have sex with her. Unless she is your sister because only a haley would tell you to do that
god damn shes one crazy ass haley
by marshall suddick January 30, 2006
If your a Haley your probably the most beautfiul girl in the world and any guy would be lucky to have you. You usually amazing and funny at any chance you get to be and your an amazing cuddler<3 Your traits are beign small and adorable...you cuter than newborn kittens. Your bf usually wants to hold you when he cant see you because your awesomeness just radiants higher than Chuck Norris and Mr.T in one room
John: I can believe he just proposed to her
Steve: Ya he told us all the time about how she was such a Haley.
Steve: Ya he told us all the time about how she was such a Haley.
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The Las Vegas Sun reports the Bureau of Consumer Protection within the Attorney General's Office plans to file an argument for refunds with the Public Utilities Commission July 17.
The utility made $322 million in profit last year, or an 8.71 percent rate of return. That's exceeds the 8.17 percent rate the PUC allows the utility to make.
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4 bedrooms,including bunk beds and open sofa, two full baths with a jacuzzi tub
This hidden treasure has a lot to offer. This home lies on the out skirts of the White Mountain National Forrest and yet is only minutes away from the center of North Conway village with much to do.The home surroundings are quiet and serene with Diana's Bath and Cathedral ledge right around the corner which offers unbelievable beauty of waterfalls and rock climbing. Shopping outlets, restaurants,pubs, bars and movie theater all minutes away. Three major ski areas Attitash, Cranmore and Wildcat are also minutes away from this spacious home. The home has three floors,4 bedrooms and two full baths which makes it easy for everyone to have room.The bottom level offers a place for the kids to hang and play.The owner has provided many fun things such as Guitar hero and much more. TV's in all rooms, Gas fireplace to enjoy after a day of skiing, and a Jacuzzi tub also are only a few benefits of this home. All the cooking appliances and washer and dryer in the home for your convenience.
Swimming/fishing: If you love to climb on rocks through the river or tube down the river,or just sit and look at the water this home has Humphrey's Ledge right up the road. Fishing is also available providing lot's of trout and salmon with fly fishing.
Diana's Bath: Hiking is always enjoyable through Diana's Bath. Trails for easy hiking with the Saco river streaming down causing waterfalls and a deep big pool of water to lay in. This trail has been an attraction for a long time and must be seen.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Sandra
My husband and I have been visiting the North Conway area with our 3 boys for many years. We fell in love with the beauty of the White Mountains and all the activities available in the area to keep the entire family occupied. Yet, it is still a place that you can easily kick back and just relax. The views are simply breathtaking. It is a place that can be enjoyed all year round.
Sandra purchased this townhome in 2011
Why Sandra chose North Conway
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Any help anyone can give me would be appreciated.
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Agribusiness giant Cargill is reportedly pulling out of the UK power and NBP wholesale gas markets, ICIS Heren understands.
The company made some internal structural changes late last year, which included cutting 2,000 employees globally because of economic weakness worldwide.
Sources said that the company has abandoned its UK power and NBP gas desks altogether and a number of traders for those markets known to ICIS Heren have left the company in recent months. One UK power trader said that company's books have been handed to a broker to "flatten out".
"We recently restructured elements of our European energy operations," said Niels Den Nijs, head of Cargill's gas business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
"This has included consolidating our European gas and power trading operations in Geneva, which is where these businesses have been headquartered for some years. We will continue to trade power but our emphasis will be on growing our natural gas business in Europe."
Cargill would not comment directly on the specific reports around UK trade.
The company launched a new brand called U&us, and Nijs said that Cargill is adding to its natural gas physical and trading teams. This means the company is moving from prop trading to more customer-focused business.
"A lot these big conglomerates are culling non-core proprietary trading businesses," said John O'Dwyer, who is eg1's head of commodities, and a former gas trader with Cargill UK.
"Prop trading desks are finding it difficult to match returns from 2006-2009 period and the cost of 'internal' credit has doubled since 2010, so Cargill is unfortunately mirroring the market."
Banks such as Crédit Agricole are reported to be scaling back trading in the energy markets in wake of the higher costs of credit and salaries (see EDEM and ESGM 16 December 2011). FOR
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