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Swing & Country
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|Moggy & Henry
|Kathy & Wayne
|Mike McLaren
- 1st Saturday - Don McLaren - Local artists and eclectic Swing, Western & Old Country
- 2nd Saturday - Henry & Moggy - Old Country & Swing
- 3rd Saturday - Wayne and Kathy - Variety of Country, Western, Western Swing, Country Folk, Country Blues, Bluegrass, Rockabilly and Americana Music
- 4th Saturday - Mike McLaren - Classic Country
- 5th Saturday - Henry & Moggy - Old Country & Swing
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Suzy Bogguss Featured On 'Swing & Country'
- Title: Suzy Bogguss Featured On 'Swing & Country'
- Length: 43:54 minutes (40.2 MB)
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[Cindy Cashdollar Retrospective]
In January of 2012 at the River City Music Festival Wayne & Kathy met with dobro and non-pedal steel guitar player Cindy Cashdollar for a recorded interview. The result was a retrospective of Cashdollar's career in music which originally aired in April of 2012 on 'Swing & Country'.
- Length: 63:22 minutes (58.01 MB)
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Wayne & Kathy Host "The Noontime Jamboree" 3/26/12 & Welcome "Rosie And The Ramblers"
"Rosie And The Ramblers", a young trio from Austin, Texas were passing through Portland on Monday March 26 and stopped in at the KBOO Studios. They performed a four song set on the The Noontime Jamboree". Rosie proved to us that she's got the vocal chops. Take a listen and see what you think. For more on "Rosie And The Ramblers" go to www.rosieandtheramblers.com.
- Artist: Rosie And The Ramblers
- Title: Rosie & The Ramblers
- Album: Live on The Noontime Jamboree
- Date: 2603
- Year: 2012
- Length: 15:59 minutes (14.64 MB)
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Wayne & Kathy Host "The Noontime Jamboree" 3/26/12 & Welcome Keeter Stuart
Keeter Stuart has been performing his brand of Country & Western Music for a number of years in the Portland area. The work he is most noted for are his renditions of songs by his great uncle Stan Jones (Ghost Riders In The Sky, Cowpoke, The Searchers ) and songs he has penned himself, many of which are extensions of his great uncle's songwriting. Keeter joined us on "The Noontime Jamboree" to discuss, play cuts from CD's and perform song's from his body of work. For more on Keeter Stuart go to http://keeterstuart.com.
- Artist: Keeter Stuart
- Title: Keeter Stuart
- Album: Live on Noontime Jamboree
- Date: 2903
- Year: 2012
- Length: 46:48 minutes (42.85 MB)
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Live Performance On "Swing & Country" for St. Patrick's Day
On the March 17 installment of "Swing & Country", Wayne & Kathy hosted a live performance in Studio One at KBOO. The featured artist was singer-songwriter Dan Weber who was joined by the talented guitarist, Jerry Towell. Dan sang some songs off his recently released CD "Ash And Bone". two covers and one of his most recently written songs. www.danwebermusic.com
The talented duo "Henry & Moggy, KBOO Dj,s, warmed up the live audience of 25-30 with a set of their old-time music.
- Artist: Henry & Moggy and Dan Weber
- Title: Henry & Moggy
- Album: Swing & Country March 17, 2012
- Date: 2203
- Year: 2012
- Length: 56:10 minutes (51.43 MB)
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A Look At The Memoir "Chinaberry Sidewalks" With Author Rodney Crowell
The memoir "Chinaberry Sidewalks" debuted in early 2011. It was the first venture into the world of prose for "Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame" member and performing artist Rodney Crowell. Crowell also provided the reading for the audiobook of his memoir. He won an award for his efforts. "Chinaberry Sidewalks" is now due to come out in paperback on March 13.
Wayne and Kathy, from the "Swing & Country" dj collective conduct this interview with Rodney Crowell. Crowell reads and comments on chosen passages and answers questions by the two hosts.
- Artist: Rodney Crowell
- Title: Rodney Crowell 2012
- Album: Chinaberry Sidewalks 2012
- Date: 2701
- Year: 2012
- Length: 28:57 minutes (26.5 MB)
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Rodney Crowell Featured Prior To "The Chinaberry Sidewalks Tour" Date In Portland
Rodney Crowell was the featured artist on "Swing & Country", which aired January 15, 2011 on KBOO 90.7 FM. Crowell's memoir entitled "Chinaberry Sidewalks" was due to come out just prior to his appearance at Portland's "Aladdin Theater" on Wednesday, February 9. The following audio is the last 40 minutes of that program in which we focused on the music that Rodney Crowell has produced since 2001. Along with the songs are excerpts from a taped interview we had with Rodney and joining us live in the air room was Portland native and Rodney's bass player for the past ten years, Denny Bixby. For more information on Rodney Crowell's music or his memoir "Chinaberry Sidewalks" go to his website www.rodneycrowell.com.
- Artist: Rodney Crowell
- Title: Swing & Country January 15, 2011
- Album: Swing & Country
- Length: 39:03 minutes (44.68 MB)
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Open Mic Live on Swingin' Country
Bill Stites, King Nik, The Touch of Soul, and Henry and Moggy perform live during the 5th Saturday Open Mic on the "Swingin' Country"program.
- Title: Open Mic Live on Swingin' Country
- Date: December 29, 2007
- Year: 2007
- Length: 60:49 minutes (24.36 MB)
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Swing & Country playlist for 03/20/2010
Guest Host: Wayne Johnson
Swing & Country playlist for 03/12/2010
Sweet Georgia Brown _ Ricky Skaggs
Swing & Country playlist for 03/06/2010
|Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant
|Speedy West
|Dan Roberts
|Viva La Cowboy
|Red Steagall
|Her Eyes Are Bluebonnet Blue
|Chris Le Doux
|Cowboy and The Hippie
|Gaylon Taylor
|When Cowboys Fly
|Juni Fisher & Joe Hannah
|I Hope She'll Love Me
|Wylie & Wild West
|Yodeling My Blues Away
|Michael Martin Murphy
|Let The Dance
|Suzy Bogus
|Someday Soon
|Ian Tyson
|Horsethief Moon
|Tom Morrell
|I Can't Give You Anything But Love
|Holden Wafford & The High Beams
|Curtis Potter
|Walking On New Grass
|Johnny Lee
|Cherokee Fiddle
|The Kendalls
|I'll Dance Every Dance With You
|Bobby Helms
|Kitty Wells
|I'll Always Be Your Fraulein
|Jody Nix
|Tater Pie
|Greatest Years of Country Music
|Roy Acuff
|Wabash Cannonball
|cowboy Copus
|Filipino Baby
|Moon Mullican
|I'll Sail My Ship Alone
|Hank Williams Sr.
|Lovesick Blues
|I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
|Your cheating Heart
|I Saw The Light
|Tennessee Ernie Ford
|Cry Of The Wild Goose
|Patti Page
|Tennessee Waltz
|The Carlisles
|No Help Wanted
|Hank Thompson
|Humpty Dumpty Heart
|Tex Ritter
|High Moon
|Tennessee Ernie
|16 Tons
|Johnny Cash
|Hey Porter
|George Jones
|Why Baby Why
|Hawkshaw Hawkins
|Darkness On The Face Of The Earth
|Patsy Cline
|She's Got You
|live Fiddle
Swing & Country playlist for 02/27/2010
It may be a warm year so far, but it's still the time of the year when we like to snuggle under the covers. So I'll be playing 3 hours of covers for you in February.
01 I've Got Spurs That Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Tex Ritter
02 I've Got Spurs That Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Tony & The Initials
03 I've Got Spurs That Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Wyile & the Wild West Show
04 Pistol Packin' Mama - Al Dexter & His Troopers
05 Pistol Packin' Mama - Hurricanes (1955)
06 Pistol Packin' Mama - Baby Ray & Pharaohs
07 Panhandle Rag - Leon McAuliffe (1949)
08 Panhandle Rag - Bob Wills (1969)
09 Panhandle Rag - Gene Krupa
10 El Paso - Marty Robbins
11 El Paso - Grateful Dead
12 El Paso - Old 97's
13 Casey Jones - Billy Murray (1905 )
14 Casey Jones - Jenks 'Tex' Carmen
15 Casey Jones - Johnny Cash
16 I'm Movin' On - Hank Snow
17 I'm Movin' On - Rolling Stones (Live)
18 I'm Movin' On - Timi Yuro (1963)
19 Wild Side Of Life - Hank Thompson (1951)
20 Wild Side Of Life - Pirates Of The Mississippi
21 Wild Side Of Life - Remo Four
22 It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Wells (1952)
23 It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Kallen
24 It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Jerry Jeff Walker
25 Walkin' After Midnight - Patsy Cline
26 Walkin' After Midnight - Groovegrass Boyz
27 Walkin' After Midnight - Kentucky Headhunters
28 Careless Love - Bessie Smith (1925)
29 Careless Love - T. Texas Tyler
30 Careless Love - Sunshine Skiffle Band
31 Jambalaya - Hank Williams
32 Jambalaya - Bobby Comstock & The Counts
33 Jambalaya - Freddie & The Dreamers
34 Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry (1957)
35 Johnny B. Goode - Balham Alligators
36 Johnny B. Goode - Coronados
37 San Antonio Rose- Bob Wills (1938)
38 San Antonio Rose - Ruth Welcome
39 San Antonio Rose - Pete Fountain
40 Six Days On The Road - Dave Dudley
41 Six Days On The Road - Bill's Boogie Band
42 Six Days On The Road - Sawyer Brown (Club Mix)
43 Ballad Of Thunder Road - Robert Mitchum
44 Ballad Of Thunder Road - Coup De Grass
45 Ballad Of Thunder Road - The Super Stocks
46 Ghost Riders In The Sky - Vaughn Monroe
47 Ghost Riders In The Sky - Australia's Tornado (Dance Trax)
48 Ghost Riders In The Sky - Deborah Harry
49 American Pie - Don McLean (Full Version)
50 American Pie - Iron Horse & Cornbread Red
51 Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace - Weird Al Yankovic
Swing & Country playlist for 02/20/2010
Guest Hosts: Kathy & Wayne
Swing & Country playlist for 02/13/2010
Sweet Georgia Brown - Ricky Skaggs
Swing & Country playlist for 02/06/2010
|Speedy West &Jimmy Bryant
|Cotton Pickin'
|Lee O'Daniel
|There'll be some changes made
|Fort Worth Doughboys
|Nancy Jane
|Bob Wills
|Playboy Stomp
|Adolph Hofner
|Better Quit It Now
|Milton Brown
|Oh You Pretty Woman
|Tex Williams
|I Got Texan In My Soul
|Bill Boyd & His Cowboy Ramblers
|You Can't Come In
|Jimmy Wakely
|Oklahoma City Blues
|Zeke Clements
|Brown's Ferry Boogie
|Light Crust Doughboys
|Blue Guitars
|Cliff Bruner
|Draftboard Blues
|Roy Rogers
|time Changes Everything
|Crystal Spring Ramblers
|Fort Worth Stomp
|Leon Chappell
|double Up and Catch Up
|Big Bill Lister
|There's a Tear In My Beer
|Gene O'Quin
|Texas Boogie
|Roy Hogsed
|Ain't A Bump In The Road
|Jimmy Dolan
|Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am
|Ole Rasmussen
|Sleepy Eyed John
|Jimmy Rodgers
|T for Texas
|Ernst Tubb
|Jimmy The Kid
|Gene Autry
|The Last Thoughts of Jimmy Rodgers
|The Carter Family
|Worried Man Blues
|Pee Wee King
|Slow Poke
|Sons of The Pioneers
|Cool Waters
|Homer & Jethro
|Hound Dog in The Window
|Elton Britt
|Star Spangled Banner
|Vaughn Monroe
|Ghost Riders In The Sky
|Hank Snow
|I'm Movin On
Swing & Country playlist for 02/06/2010
|Chet Atkins
|Country Gentleman
|Del Wood
|Down Younder
|Slim Whitman
|Rainbows In Every Teardrop
|Davis Sisters
|I Know More Than You'll Ever Know
|Stewert Hamblen
|This Old House
|Duane Eddy
|40 Miles of Bad Road
|Hank Snow
|Married By The Bible Divorces By The Law
|Charlie Louvin
|Sittin' Bull
|Hawkshaw Hawkins
|I'll Trade Mine For Yours
|Red Sovine
|Women Behind The Men Behind The Wheel
|Goldie Hill
|I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes
|Nat Stuckey
|Cut Across Shorty
|Dave Dudley
|Cowboy Boots
|Dave Stamey
|If I Had a Horse
|Becky Hobbo
|The Boots I Came To Town In
|Juni Fisher
|Charlie Walker
|I Wouldn't Take Her To A Dog Fight
|Red Foley
|Skinnie Minnie
|Asleep At The Wheel
|That's The Way Love Is
|Walter Brennan
|Jim Hendericks
|Waltz Across Texas With You
|Frenchie Burke
|Louisiana Man
|Donna Fargo
|Red Steagall
|Under The X In Texas
|Byron Mcphee
|Cacklin' Hen
|Carl Smith
|Who Do I Think I Am?
|Freddie Hart
|Got The All Overs For You
|Junior Brown
|Long Walk Back To San Antone
|Ed Bruce
|The Outlaw And The Stranger
Swing & Country playlist for 01/30/2010
Thanks to all who called during the show to join or renew their membership. A special thank you to all who helped answering the phones and to Retta and The Mighty Hawk for their inspired pitching.
Swing & Country playlist for 01/23/2010
It may be a warm January but it's still the time of the year when we like to snuggle under the covers. So I'll be playing 3 hours of covers for you in January and February.
01 Cocaine Blues - Roy Hogsed
02 Cocaine Blues - Hank Thompson
03 Cocaine Blues - Hank Williams III
04 Detour - Spade Cooley
05 Detour - Ernest Tubb
06 Detour - Duane Eddy
07 Fireball Mail - Roy Acuff
08 Fireball Mail - Hank Snow
09 Fireball Mail - Don Gibson & Los Indios Tabajaras
10 Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
11 Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash (Unissued Version)
12 Folsom Prison Blues - Keb' Mo
13 Shotgun Boogie - Tennessee Ernie Ford (1950)
14 Shotgun Boogie - Shakin' Stevens
15 Shotgun Boogie - Eddie Mack
16 Tennessee Stud - Eddy Arnold
17 Tennessee Stud - Darrel Higham
18 Tennessee Stud - Chieftains featuring Jeff White
19 Truck Drivin' Man - Terry Fell & The Fellas (1952)
20 Truck Drivin' Man - Buck Owens
21 Truck Drivin' Man - Nicki
22 Chattanooga Choo-Choo - Glenn Miller (single release version)
23 Chattanooga Choo-Choo - Hollywood Hillbillies
24 Chattanooga Choo-Choo - Harmony Grass
25 City Of New Orleans - Steve Goodman
26 City Of New Orleans - Hank Snow
27 City Of New Orleans - Back Porch Mary
28 Orange Blossom Special - Rouse Brothers (Ervin & Gordon)
29 Orange Blossom Special - Fairport Convention
30 Orange Blossom Special - Concrete Cowboy Band
31 Muleskinner Blues - Jimmie Rodgers (1935)
32 Muleskinner Blues - Fendermen
33 Muleskinner Blues - Dolly Parton (1970)
34 Ghost Riders In The Sky - Stan Jones
35 Ghost Riders In The Sky - Wingy Manone
36 Ghost Riders In The Sky - Scatman Crothers
37 The Ballad Of Thunder Road - Robert Mitchum
38 The Ballad Of Thunder Road - Jim & Jessie
39 The Ballad Of Thunder Road - The Super Stocks
40 Wabash Cannonball - Carter Family (1930)
41 Wabash Cannonball - Judy Canova
42 Wabash Cannonball - Lennerockers
43 High Noon - Frankie Laine
44 High Noon - Connie Francis
45 High Noon - Vito & The Salutations
46 Rag Mop - Johnnie Lee Wills & His Boys
47 Rag Mop - Ames Brothers with Roy Ross Orchestra
48 Rag Mop - Lou Monte
49 Wreck Of The Old 97 - Vernon Dalhart (1931)
50 Wreck Of The Old 97 - Eddy Arnold
51 Wreck Of The Old 97 - Muggsy Spanier
52 Ragtime Cowboy Joe - Bob Roberts (1912 Victor version)
53 Ragtime Cowboy Joe - Harry Cool
54 Ragtime Cowboy Joe - Spike Jones & His City Slickers
55 Me And Bobby McGee - Roger Miller
56 Me And Bobby McGee - Hank Snow
57 Me And Bobby McGee - Jerry Lee Lewis
58 The Devil Went Down To Georgia - Charlie Daniels Band
59 The Devil Went Down To Georgia - Jerry Reed
60 The Devil Went Down To Georgia - Those Darn Accordions
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hey, Don, Tex Ritter's When It's Lamplighting Time In The Valley, didnt make the charts because it was released five years before Billboard started their Folk Records charts in January, 1944...love your mixes...Michael & Shelly


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My husband usually tries to avoid spending time in the kitchen, but he'll frequently offer to prepare this easy chili. Of course, he always eagerly serves as taste-tester!
10-12 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Cook: 6 hours
2-1/2 pounds boneless pork, cut into 1-inch cubes
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 can (28 ounce) diced tomatoes, undrained
1 can (16 ounces) chili beans, undrained
1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
1/4 cup salsa
1/4 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped green pepper
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 teaspoon minced jalapeno pepper
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon cayenne powder
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
In a large skillet over medium-high heat, brown pork in oil; drain.
Place in a 5-qt. slow cooker; add remaining ingredients. Cover and
cook on high for 2 hours. Reduce heat to low and cook 4 hours
longer. Yield: 10-12 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 cup) equals 208 calories, 8 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 55 mg cholesterol, 395 mg sodium, 12 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, 22 g protein.
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According to a report by Reuters, a Malaysian company has approached Proton Holdings and asked if the automaker would be willing to part with its controlling stake in Lotus. The unnamed company is interested in purchasing the 63.75-percent of shares of the British automaker and automotive consultancy firm that Proton purchased back in 1996.
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After watching a DDD with Guy Fieri where he visited Baby Blue in Venice, we decided to make the trip on a Saturday in horrendous traffic on the W/B 10. Took a couple of friends with us. It was the worse meal we have had in the longest time. On the program, it looked inviting. One of the customers announced that he cried if they ran out of the mac n" cheese by the time he got there. I cried because they did have this mish/mash dish that was called mac n' cheese but there was no resemblance. It was an overcooked mess with curdled cheese throughout. They advertised baked beans as a side and all that was was some kidney beans and I guess pinto beans thrown together with no baked bean seasonings. Horrible. The pulled pork sandwich was one that any of us could make at home but better. It had some tasteless cole slaw on it which didn't add a thing to the flavor. The baby backs were dry and not all that. Our friend had the cat fish Po Boy and he actually liked it but he's like Mikey, he'll eat anything. I ordered kool aid since it's been years and years since I've had this drink and dissapointingly found out it was nothing more than canned Hawaiian Punch, no KA taste to it at all. The bill came to $70 without tip and that hurt the most. Our friend paid and i felt so guilty for even suggesting this place not knowing it was so awful. Just wanted to vent a little. Apparently there are people who like it because it was about 2:30 in the afternoon and the place was very busy, not packed but a nice size crowd
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Makes me wonder how it ended up on DDD if it is known to be terrible.
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Jay Bees BBQ ended up on DDD and they are terrible.
I've tried Baby Blues' Beggar's Banquet feedbag and while ribs and brisket were okay, we found our pulled pork to be pretty bad. It's novice level bbq if you compare it to "the real thing," but is good for what it is. I live in the Westside and now drive out to Bludso's instead - it's worth the drive for great 'que done right.
re: bulavinaka
I gave them two tries. Some 'Hounders love the place, but not all 'Hounders are created equal. The place sucks. The have something they call burnt ends or something like that - but their burnt ribs which are just that - burnt ribs. Not the chewy, tasting, crunchy bark of properly-done BBQ. The second time I felt humliated; "Screw me once, shame on you, screw me twice..."
Ridiculous. One wonders - especially if you're in the restaurant biz - how is it that food like that not only survives but thrives? I think because they do thing SO wrong it seems intentionallly creative. Like lightly seasoned beans. It's...rustic!
re: foodiemahoodie
It's three things, location, location, location. Most people who live in that area, wouldn't know good BBQ, if the smoker ran them over.
re: foodiemahoodie
>>Some 'Hounders love the place, but not all 'Hounders are created equal.<<
Oh boy - aristocracy in the discussion of food... Just my .02 - every Hound should be granted their own space for their own tastes. I know of some very respected Hounds who fall in that "love" group. I strongly respect your posts as well as poster reality check's as well, but I think it would be a pretty boring food world if everyone agreed on one specific standard for each category of food - BBQ is one of them. Some folks love smoke while other don't. Some prefer fall-off-the-bone, while others wan't to gnaw on their bones. Don't even get started on what regional style is at the top of the heap. It verges on talking politics or religion. On this board, traditionalists have a strong tendency to pounce on and pull a "Dodger Stadium Parking Lot Send-Off" on folks with a different view. This stifles good meaningful conversation.
So does geographic elitism. I have a buddy who does a mean smoked brisket and ribs at home (the whole process takes about a week) - my fingers smell of smoke - good smoke - days after enjoying his 'que. He lives in the "Most people who live in that area, wouldn't know good BBQ, if the smoker ran them over" area and likes BB as well. I think he'd take exception to remarks like that and I'm sure others do as well. I think the lack of great BBQ joints is a matter of economics, culture and tolerance for smoke by surrounding residents - this speaks of LA in general. It's just not a hot bed for traditional BBQ.
re: bulavinaka
Baby Blues stinks. Their pulled pork was like something I would get at a hospital cafeteria. Went there once and thought it was terrible. Did give them another chance later since I love BBQ. Guess what? Still terrible.
Of course there is elitism when discussing food on a blog. That's the whole point. And some places are just bad. Especially with BBQ. In fact, I would say most BBQ places aren't good. I"ve been all over the country eating BBQ and have been to some terrible places. But finding those needles in a haystack are worth the trouble.
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>>Of course there is elitism when discussing food on a blog. That's the whole point.<<
Of what whole point are you speaking of? Discussing food is great. The process of vetting is important so each Hound can hopefully learn and ultimately eat great food as often as possible, based on one's own preferences. My previous post has to do with the statement that I highlighted, as well as the pointed remark about people in certain areas. That is the elitism that I take issue with.
my family friend convinced us to go to this place a while ago on the basis that if it was featured on TV, it has to be good. i disliked place and everything we had. not to mention the rude server.
BBQ Babies sells food that ranges from barely edible to thoroughly disgusting, and I say that not because the taste, texture, and odor are merely wrong but because the food is disgusting (as described in many previous threads). I'd rather have BBQ from a supermarket freezer case than this dreck.
Los Angeles has dozens of places that are at least one level above disgusting. Why not move up? Unless you're eating just to get calories, you might even think about moving all the way up to Big Mista or Smoke City (especially their "moist brisket"), among a small number of really good stands, joints, and restaurants. For BBQ lovers, it's easy enough if you have a car and a native Californian's attitude toward driving.
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience, sounds like they have either gone down hill, or have a kitchen staff that is not very well trained.
We usually get take out from them, and had them about 4-5 months ago. Macaroni & cheese was wonderful, flavorful, gooey, and not the least bit overcooked, which would explain why the sauce broke on your serving.
Without getting into all the different ways BBQ can be done, theirs is North Carolina BBQ, which is worlds different than: Memphis, Texas, Kansas City, and most points in between. They do smoke their pork, it is just not dressed in a tomatoey, sickly sweet sauce that most are expecting. Any self-respecting Carolinian knows they use a tart, hot, vinegary type of bbq sauce. Whether or not they actually sauce the meat, I don't know, they do offer a couple of versions of their own tomato-based sauce for you to do yourself.
Sounds like they have become popular, they have a second joint in WeHo, which some claim is better than the Venice outpost. I have no opinion of that. But perhaps with the popularity came a bit of attitude, but that's the way it is at MANY LA restaurants that shoot to the top really quickly. And those that are nostalgic favorites, that the rest of us transplants don't get - that "we've been doing it this way for X years, don't tell us what to do" attitude. I think the other poster who said it's popular b/c they are not very many BBQ places on the westside is onto something.
I love BBQ and I wanted good BBQ so bad on the Westside that I convinced myself that Baby Blue is ok. The truth is it is not and it has even gotten worse lately. Last two times I was there I got dry, overcooked and burnt ribs. Even if you send them back the whole batch is that way. I have a dream that someday we can get Lockhart Texas (http://www.lockhart-tx.org/web98/visi...) quality BBQ here in Los Angeles. I can dream can't I? Or should I just buy another ticket to Austin on Southwest again?
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I know the feeling, wienermobile, having lived many years in Texas (five in Austin) and in other BBQ paradises throughout the South before returning to California. I've been to Lockhart more times than I can remember and especially love Kreuz Market in their modern location and Smitty's in the old building. Thank God for family feuds!
Fortunately, LA now has a couple of places whose brisket would be highly competitive in the Lone Star State. For me, Big Mista offers the most-consistently satisfying juicy, crusty brisket (and great spare ribs, contrary to J. Gold's claim that Texans don't do pork), but that shouldn't surprise anyone. Neil Strawder, the owner, is a great cook, and he played football at San Marcos, which is less than 20 miles from Lockhart. Hell, we throw passes that far in Texas!
I've also been very glad to find that newcomer Smoke City has outstanding brisket, and the beef ribs and sausages aren't bad, either, although I'm not a fan of the pastrami. Order what their PR genius calls "moist" -- i.e., fatty -- brisket, and you'll get flavorful, juicy beef that puts to shame most of the middle-ranked places on the Texas Monthly Top 50 list that I've been to. Last year, something about their pre-opening publicity rubbed me the wrong way, but these friendly non-Texans convinced me at first bite, and I've been back often. Parked there at a picnic table with jalapenos, Wonder Bread, and great beef spread out on butcher paper, I can almost believe I'm in Austin or Lockhart or Luling.
Imagine, on the other hand, an Angeleno sitting down to a Mexican meal far from home, hoping for the comforting flavors of masa, meat, and spice but getting something that tastes like expired taco-in-a-can. I had that experience once in Helsinki and am reminded of it every time I go to places like BBQ Babies. Why bother when you can find exceptional BBQ at Big Mista and Smoke City and very good BBQ at a handful of other places around town?
But, as we like to say on Chowhound, each to his own. As far as I know, taco-in-a-can is not illegal -- just keep an eye on that expiration date.
re: Harry Niletti
Harry I also do love Big Mistas brisket, some of the best I've had outside of Texas. And you are right about Kreuz Market, it's sets a very very high bar for me.
Baby Blues is an interesting example of how success can bring great criticism. It was busy and crowded almost from its start several years ago. At the beginning they employed some tattooed and/or pierced servers who embodied the Venice look and laid-back attitude, which appealed to some and turned off others. I have eaten there several times over the years, and have always enjoyed myself. Yes, the BBQ doesn't measure up to Bludso's, but their pulled pork is good and pretty consistent. Yes, part of their success is due to their location and the lack of good BBQ competition in the area, but remember that Bennie's (or whatever it was called) nearby across the street predated Baby Blues and was quickly outshined. Not the best, but not deserving of the vitriol.
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I used to live in the area when Bennies arrived. I liked it. In my memory they were better than Baby Blues. I remember Bennies had BBQ lamb shank which was pretty unique and very good. They've morphed into Moria's Ribs & Pies. I don't know when. I haven't been to the former Bennie's in at last five years (with a friend who hated it, but then again he likes dry rub BBQ - and he made me the WORST BBQ I'd every had by leaps and bounds - unedible. He likes the car wash BBQ on Washington Blvd). But in my memory the old Bennies was better than Baby Blues. But that'smoot point now.
Has anyone tried Morfias? And what about that "authentic" looking place on Abbott Kinney?
I'm glad that I read this post because I have never tried Baby Blues but was planning on it. I heard that they have good ribs, which is my favorite.
I guess I'll stick to Smoke Star BBQ. They just opened up close to my place so my roommie and I are able to get our food delivered (they have a $30 delivery minimum). Their ribs are really good, so I was glad when I found them. Although, I may still give Baby Blues a try... just to see for myself.
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re: foodess101
fwiw, i haven't been to baby blues in almost a year. I went quite a few times when they opened. I think the strongest thing on the menu was the (NC style) pulled pork. They had a great little vinegar sauce on the table that made it quite wonderful. The ribs were dull, the brisket nothing special and some sides were fine - the creative ones (the blue cheese cuban corn things) weren't for me but thecrowd liked them. I'd go just for the pulled pork and lay heavy on the vinegar sauce.


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|Yu Kuo-hwa
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Lin Yang-kang (Chinese: 林洋港; pinyin: Lín Yánggǎng; June 10, 1927 – April 13, 2013) was a politician in the Republic of China.
Born in Nantou County, Taiwan, Lin graduated from National Taiwan University with a bachelor of science degree. He had been service in politics since the 1970s.
He was a vice-chairman of the Kuomintang in 1990. In 1990, Lin was in the "non-mainstream faction" that aimed to be less confrontational with the People's Republic of China than Lee Teng-hui. He tried to replace Lee in the 1990 presidential election, with Chiang Wei-kuo as his running mate.[1]
He resigned his position as the head of the Judicial Yuan to become a presidential candidate in the 1996 elections. Since the Kuomintang did not nominate him, Lin ran as an independent. Though he originally considered Chen Li-an as his vice presidential running mate, finally he still picked former Premier Hau Pei-tsun, considering Hau's background might attract more mainlanders' votes for him. Chen was also run as an independent and both of them later expelled from KMT. However because of his pro-China and pro-reunification standpoints during the Third Taiwan Strait Crisis, they only finished third with 14.9% of the vote, did it poorly. He has since retired from political affairs and secluded himself in Taichung after this defeat. Lin backed to KMT in 2005.
Lin was married to Chen Ho (陳閤) with one son and 3 daughters.
Lin died on 13 April 2013 due to intestinal obstruction and organ failure. He was 87.[2]
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Shouts from the hall outside committee meeting, but no Manchester school superintendent announcement
Toward the end of the meeting, which adjourned about 10:15 p.m., shouts could be heard from the hallway outside the committee's meeting room. Board members refused to discuss the interviews or offer any hints as to who may replace Superintendent Thomas Brennan.
"The only thing we did out of non-public session was seal the minutes and adjourn," said Mayor Ted Gatsas, who serves as the chairman of the school committee.
"No comment," board member Roy Shoults said. Board member Christopher Stewart ignored reporters as he walked out of the room.
Each candidate was scheduled to go into the non-public session for an hour-long interview.
Just one of the candidates, Geoffrey Gordon, the retired superintendent of Port Washington, N.Y., was willing to speak to reporters.
"After two days of interviews here, I'm pretty tired," Gordon said with a laugh. The board members "were very fair and asked excellent questions."
Mark Toback, superintendent of schools in Hoboken, N.J., left his interview after about 25 minutes.
Vincent Cotter, the retired superintendent of Colonial, Pa., school district, refused to comment after an hour-long interview.
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Ray Kurzweil is the brains behind the Kurzweil Reading Machine (which helps Stevie Wonder "read" his mail), the Kurzweil synthesizer and the voice ... Show synopsis Ray Kurzweil is the brains behind the Kurzweil Reading Machine (which helps Stevie Wonder "read" his mail), the Kurzweil synthesizer and the voice recognition program that appears on Windows 98. A decade ago, he predicted the emergence of the World Wide Web and that a computer would beat the world's chess champion. In this volume, rather than providing a list of predictions, he offers a framework for envisioning the 21st century in which one advance or invention leads inexorably to another. After establishing that technology is growing exponentially, Kurzweil forecasts that computers will exceed the memory capacity and computing speed of the human brain by 2020, with the other attributes of human intelligence not far behind. By that time, he asserts, paraplegics will be able to walk through a combination of merve stimulation and robotic devices. You will be able to choose the personality of your automated computer assistant, who will conduct business on your behalf with other automated personalities. A mere nine years later, you will be able to enhance your intelligence with neural implants. The upshot is that human identity will be called into question as never before, as a billion years of evolution are superseded in a mere hundred by machine technology that we ourselves have created.


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No foul play is suspected in the death of a 53-year-old man found dead in a Northwest Jacksonville home on Sunday night, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Jacksonville Fire-Rescue was called to the home on West College Circle about 9 p.m. in reference to a man down. After determining the man, identified as Costonia Stewart, was dead, they called police.
"The position he was found in and some of the items on him makes it appear to be a little suspicious," JSO Sgt. Shawn Coarsey at the scene, which was initially investigated as a homicide.
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Hope your 4th of July celebration was great! Mine was filled with water sports, beach time, family bonding, and chili dogs and this dessert for dinner!
For four days, thirty-eight direct decedents of my parents gathered together at beautiful Bear Lake–the bluest, clearest lake on the planet. Why is it so blue? The lake contains calcium carbonate (lime) that reflect the water's natural blue color back to the surface. It is know as the "Caribbean of the Rockies." If you ever make it to Northern Utah, you must have a peak!
Some of these pics were taken with my iPhone and others with my Canon Rebel.
It was adorable how all the little cousins just wanted to hang out with Sage. She surfed with each child (who was daring enough) and told them her name was "Barbie" so that's what they called her the entire time! Sage learned how to jump the wake and Brecken learned how to surf and wakeboard!
And, I had a blast tubbing with two of my sisters! Let me introduce you to the family. Below the tubbing pic is my family (minus Collin and in addition to Stefyn's sister, Paityn). (No, we didn't wear wear white shirts and dresses while camping. This was taken on Sunday and half of us were still in our church clothes. You know how it goes–last minute group shot before everyone leaves!)
Next is my second oldest sister, Debbie, and her daughter, Heather (and family). She has two sons and another grandson who weren't able to attend. Below Debbie is my younger sister, Angela, with two of their four children. She has a daughter getting married next week!
Next is my third sister, Becky, and her ENTIRE family. Wow–she's only three years older than me and just look at all those grandkids! Below that pic is the eldest sister, Carolyn. She actually has 12 more grandchildren and four children who weren't able to attend.
Oh, how I love this great big family of mine! It's honestly surreal to see my little nieces and nephews have families of their own!
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Rose Tattoo Cafe
- Address:
1847 Callowhill Street
Philadelphia, PA 19130Neighborhood:
Art Museum
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Rose Tattoo Cafe
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.rosetattoocafe.com/
- Phone: (215) 569-8939
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Lite Fare: 3:00 pm to 10:00; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00 pm; Sunday: 4:00 pm to 8:30 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: We offer private area for 20 to 60 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Helene 2159470117x
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Rose Tattoo Cafe, a favorite American Bistro housed in an over 100 year Victorian building in the historic Art Museum area is a family run busines & has been serving the area since 1989. From the romantic ambiance on the balcony surrounded by plants & flowers to the lively bar with its original pressed-tin ceiling, the eclectic menu is memorable & perfect for romantic diners, drinks & appetizers after a long workday as well as business meetings. We have won Best Romantic Restaurant for the past 3 years. Great for lunch, dinner, lite fare & groups.Continued
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Rose Tattoo Cafe reviews from OpenTable diners
101 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (72)romantic (62)fit for foodies (47)special occasion (43)good for groups (21)great for lunch (19)notable wine list (12)vibrant bar scene (10)great for brunch (9)hot spot (6)late-night find (6)scenic view (4)kid-friendly (4)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- This is a hidden gem in the entire city!!BobNJ2014Dined on 11/22/2014My GF and I use this place to unwind,relax with great food and service,and enjoy the intimacy of a place outside the usual Philly hotspots! It is classy,fun and always a fantastic night before,during and after dinner.Give it a try at least a few times each year--you won't be disappointed!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could have been betterRobb9498VIPDined on 11/16/2014The service was good, the food I felt was not so great.
- Good food slow serviceMsAnthropeDined on 11/14/2014We like the balcony for the view, but the corner table for four is too squished against the wall. It's a better choice for two. The crab cakes nestled in corn sauce were perfect, as were the 2 asparagus stalks, but I think $30 was a bit steep. My three companions were quite pleased with their choices - when our food finally arrived.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Most Enjoyable Experience!BretVIPDined on 11/13/2014Four of us arrived here for lunch were greeted by a pleasant, accomodating hostess who gave us a choice of tables where we could be seated. With an abundance of plant material the restaurant is warm and welcoming. Our server soon arrived to explain the day's specials together with their price. Throughout our visit he was pleasant and friendly, yet professional. The somewhat slow service didn't really bother us because we were enjoying each others company and just kept chattering away! For appetizers the Manhatten clam chowder and the mushroom soup were delicious with an abundance of clams in the chowder and rich, not starchy soup. Neither were overly salted. For entrees the beet salad, crab gratin, and jambalaya were prepared with flavorful, fresh ingredients that were nicely presented, though the jambalaya was on the verge of being too spicy. But one has to recognize that this diner tends to be a food wimp! If there was an exception to our favorable experience the chicken in a brioche was flavorful but dry. It was accompanied with perfectly prepared fries. We left here feeling satisfied and will certainly return. PS: The deserts look scrumptiousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice buzz in a mixed neighborhood.fooddogieDined on 11/11/2014Good bar gastropub grub. Friendly service. Smiling locals. NO hassles.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rose Tattoo -Great evening/mealRC2014Dined on 11/8/2014Very please with the whole experience at the Rose Tattoo. Great service / food and never rushed, quiet setting.Special Features:
- NHBobDined on 11/8/2014Rose Tattoo Café is a beautiful space that serves very good food. The menu is eclectic, with tacos, egg rolls and pasta dishes listed side by side. The cooking was solid if a bit conservative. Our sense was that main courses outshined the appetizers and the bread pudding dessert was exceptional. The bars are very pleasant and we would be more inclined to go back for a drink and eat at the bar.
- Very good food and serviceNancy13VIPDined on 11/7/2014I went to Rose Tattoo Cafe Friday evening and the food and service were very good. I had the jambalaya and my friend had the tortellini. Both were delicious. The waitress was very friendly and attentive. I would definitely go back.Special Features:
- great for museum foot-wearyluv2dineDined on 11/7/2014Our server, Lauren, was fantastic: energetic and efficient and somehow managed to carry on a dialogue with about 10 tables while bustling up and down and carrying the bar trade on her shoulders. Food was fine but the service really made the evening. We'll come again.Special Features:
- Good food, service and experiencesvodinesDined on 10/30/2014Went for dinner with three business associates. Good choices for the main course. Service was timely and friendly, food was good, noise level was moderate, and good for business conversation. Would frequent again.Special Features:
- bananaDined on 10/25/2014I love the ambiance at Rose Tattoo and the food is always great! I ordered the cheese tortellini and it was delicious, but I liked my boyfriend's dish better. He got the scallops that came with shrimp and mashed potatoes. The service was okay, we had to ask our server to bring bread, but other than that everything was good and I would go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rose Tattoo is wonderful - again!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/19/2014The food on our last visit was truly outstanding; roasted veal tenderloin from the menu, small veal medallions mixed with asparagus, fingerling potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, chanterelle mushroom vinaigrette. Fish special - center-cut tuna with Asian vegetables & a spicy soup base. The fish was tasty & cooked well, & the Asian flavors were divine. The ambiance is New Orleans with wrought iron railings & plants everywhere. The tables are far enough apart that conversation is easy; the music is subtle & appealing. We've used Rose Tattoo as a special occasion restaurant, although it is perfect as a neighborhood gem.Special Features:
- Diamond in the RuffSammieVIPDined on 10/19/2014Always a good choice when going into the city. Alway fine a spot to park. No center city traffic to put up with. Consistently good food and very good service. Thanks Will. Super desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Meal !NeverCookDined on 10/18/2014Group of 4 & ALL of us were very impressed with our meals. Service was great and our waiter was always there when we needed him but not intrusive. The only complaint (and not really a complaint but noticed something very odd) is that since we loved all 4 pasta dishes, and there were 4 of us, we asked for a sampling of all 4 pastas for our appetizers (enough for 4 people). The entree themselves were about $ 26.00/each but they charged us $ 140.00 for the appetizer sampling. While the portions were great and probably could have been the meal itself, we were a lot shocked over the price, considering, 4 full size meals of the same thing would have been a bit over $ 100.00. To charge 40% more to break it down into plates seemed a bit steep.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjobable eveningdfc9258VIPDined on 10/18/2014Went here for a birthday dinner for a relative and wanted something close the Eastern State Penitentiary as we were going to the Terror Behind the Walls. The restaurant is very quaint and unique with a large atrium and plants commanding your interest as you walk in the door. The bi-level restaurant is cozy and is quite comfortable. Prices were reasonable and there was a wide selection of appetizers and entrees. We had the jambalaya, the shrimp pasta and the tortellini and all were delicious. Our server was pleasant, but not overly friendly or attentive. We would go here again as we had a very enjoyable dinner.Special Features:
- Neighborhood Icon Ages BrilliantlyTettemerVIPDined on 10/17/2014This joint's been around forever, part of (one of) Philly's original restaurant renaissance(s). The food is delicious across the board. It's like you've never tasted a sandwich before, it's so fresh and made with love. The ladies behind the bar are always welcoming and smiling and I think genuinely happy to see you. And now that the neighborhood's booming, this lovely old corner classic is getting only better as they get busier and earn their just desserts. (Oh, did I say desserts? Like a classic diner, the fabulous pies and creme brulees greet you under beautiful light as you enter the restaurant. Don't deny yourself.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant surprisejnbraiderVIPDined on 10/12/2014Fresh in town, discovered this close to our hotel. Great value, with Big Easy ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere consistently greatMPDOCDined on 10/10/2014We have eaten at the Rose Tatoo many times. I've never had a complaint. The atmosphere is very comfortable and romantic. Service is professional, and the food terrific. There is also a very nice wine list. I would recommend the restaurant for special occasions, romantic night out, or a classy dinner with family or friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still excellentMrsCavDined on 10/10/2014I haven't been to the Rose in years. It is classic. The food was still incredible, the dessert was delicious, and the ambiance is just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceJnA19053Dined on 10/10/2014We are repeat customers and always enjoy our evening at the Rose Tattoo. The food is superb and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxing. Over all a fantastic dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mrbd72650Dined on 10/10/2014After a long time, we went back to the Rose Tatoo, where one couple had their first "tete a tete". Food was as great as we remembered it. Since we had a show to get to, the waitress, Lauren, went out of her way to make sure the food came out quickly. The service was superb. The only slight negative was that one of the ladies, who ordered her filet medium, received meium rare (but whatever it was, she says it was good. I ordered my gaucho steak medium rare and it was too well done. Not a problem, as all the food tasted great!Special Features:
- "An Ageless Gem..."VickyDined on 10/9/2014When I worked for Channel 6/ABC television and had clients in Center City, I not only would take them to The Rose Tattoo for business lunches, but for after-hours cocktails and dinners. Even though it's been many years (and since I'm retired now), I recently brought a guest with me from Atlanta (after our excursion at the Barnes Museum), and I was once again impressed with the consistency of: the service, the food, and the overall ambiance. What's even MORE amazing, is now the SECOND generation (my businesswoman daughter) has also dined with you! May your success continue into the third and fourth generations, ad infinitum!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Scott fr New HopeScottDined on 10/3/2014Took a very special lady for a nice night out. Shot in the dark since i just googled Philly Restaurants and this place came up. Previous reviews were good, I liked the name too so I took a shot. WOW, really nice atmosphere, yes a bit romantic. Our server Scott was very nice and attentive, great service. Nice wine list, though I'm no connoisseur, we had a nice bottle of Frogs Leap Zinfandel. The food was amazing, we had the filet special and a salmon dish, both were exceptional. My date had been to DelFrescos the week prior with friends, she said the steak here was better. Desert was yummy too, we had a brownie/ice cream thing..., the brownie was a little dry but thats ok. We had an amazing time start to finish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- About the foodSylvieDined on 10/3/2014We had dinner at Rose Tattoo as we had to be in the neighborhood. The restaurant is very pretty but we found the food rather ordinary for the price. At $30, a main course should be outstanding. It turned out it was good but not quite at par with other restaurants that charge about the same prices.Special Features:
- consistent and satisfyingKafkaDined on 9/27/2014We are near neighbors and frequent diners here! Always a good experienceSpecial Features:
- Loved Rose Tattoo CaferasphilaDined on 9/24/2014We've been to Rose Tattoo for special meals a number of times. It never disappoints. The food is imaginatively prepared and delicious. The ambience is unique among Philadelphia restaurants, with a great attention to the need for quiet conversation and privacy. We would certainly go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a Good ChoiceHDPhillyDined on 9/21/2014Whenever hubby and I dine at Rose Tattoo we are never disappointed. For appetizers hubby had clams and I had the sirloin and mozzarella egg roll which was so good. Hubby had squash soup and I had the mushroom bisque, both were very good. For entrees hubby chose the chef's special of halibut and I had the sirloin of veal dish which had asparagus, tomatoes, potatoes...so good. The veal serving was enough to have leftovers for lunch the next day. Service was on point,each dish was served in a timely manner. When it came to dessert, which we usually share, we couldn't decide, so we passed on dessert. If desserts at Rose Tattoo are as good as they look, and I'm sure they are, we won't pass on our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Place To Eatkbmcgill1216Dined on 9/20/2014I had a great experience eating at Rose Tattoo! The ambiance was phenomenal, the wait staff was courteous and knowledgeable. The food was amazing! I would definitely eat there again!Special Features:
- surprisehuffDined on 9/19/2014You would never guess what was on the inside from the outside. Worth checking out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous every timeKm911Dined on 9/13/2014I love this restaurant. I've been coming here since it has opened and it's perfect every single time! The filet and provolone spring rolls are to die for. Their house made pasta's are excellent no matter which one you chose. My scallop dish was so tasty I wanted to lick the plate:). Any dessert is faboo! Mmmmmm. Can't wait to go again. This restaurant is clearly one of the best in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Last-minute decisionNewbieVIPDined on 9/12/2014Was with two friends after an early Fringe performance; remembered the Rose Tattoo, where I hadn't been in 10+ years, and thought it would be a good place to revisit. We were asked if we had reservations (thanks, Open Table app!), but at 9:00 on Friday they had empty tables (the bar looked busy but not crazy). Had drinks and shared appetizers and dessert--no problem from the excellent server about that--and were quite happy. Mushroom bisque was smooth and creamy, the beet salad with goat cheese and pistachios was tasty, two half-portion pastas were delicious, and the calamari was a hit. (I like it crispier, but friend was happy.) Desserts are rich and good--creme brulee and a lemon merinque cheesecake. GREAT service. Happy to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome as alwaysKlaffDined on 9/12/2014Staff took our reservation two hours early to accommodate our party. Hostess was great. Our server was great. Our appetizers were delicious as well as our main courses. Dessert was yummy! What more is there to say! Awesome evening of great food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MaryRoseDined on 9/11/2014Beautiful surroundings, excellent food (choices made decision difficult), helpful & pleasant server. Being on the second floor, the view of greenery was a delight. Noise level was fine - made for a setting conducive to conversation. Overall, a fun and delicious wevening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet romantic restaurantFrankKDined on 9/7/2014We have been to the Rose Tattoo many times, and we have never been disappointed. The restaurant is not noisy, so conversation is easy. The food is eclectic and remarkably well prepared, and the service is invariably excellent. As at previous dinners, the food was outstanding, the service was up to par, and we had a delightful dinner. I would add their wine list is not long, but their selections are all very nice, and cover a wide price range. Even the least expensive wines are quite good, IMHO.Special Features:
- TBO21VIPDined on 9/3/2014Happened to find it while looking at the OpenTable app while visiting the Rodin Museum - and what a nice lunch we had!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Such a lovely placeCCNYCVIPDined on 8/28/2014The food was terrific and it's so pretty especially if you get to sit upstairs.Special Features:
- Amazing...per usualOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 8/27/2014WIll was our server and the food was impeccable, the mushroom soup is always to die for! We had a fantastic dinner and can't wait to get back!Special Features:
- Love the apps and desserts!veneziaDined on 8/20/2014Appetizers, fish and desserts were amazing! The crab cakes leave a lot to be desired. Waitress was just ok - she could have been nicer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- local favoriteJacobInEwingDined on 8/19/2014Have eaten at the Rose Tattoo often over the years. Always a reliable good mealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Amazing AmazingbayareaprofessionalVIPDined on 8/9/2014Exceptional food and fantastic service at a reasonable price pointSpecial Features:


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