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The red Virginia is richly tangy, earthy fruity sweet. The other Virginias are earthy without a hint of grass or hay, and a mild dry fruit sweetness. The Oriental/Turkish is a woody, moderately tangy spicy ingredient that you'll notice in every puff which gathers more strength after the half way point. The perique is plum and slightly peppery, and is lightly applied for added complexity. The Cyprian latakia is a team player with sweet, smokey, and woodsy notes. The alcohol topping seems to be whisky, but it's lightly present and doesn't detract from the tobaccos.The judicious blending of the various components create a medium to full strength, full in flavor sweet and savory Oriental. It's a smooth cool burning ribbon cut that's a little creamy with no dull spots or dottle. It also has a nic-hit that will satisfy the craving without bowling you over.
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GQ Tobaccos-Cypriot Sunset. If it were down to me I'd change the name from Sunset to Sunrise. It tastes far to bright to be reminiscent of a Sunset! The flavour of the smoke is vivacious, there's so much going on! The tobaccos are balanced in a way as to really make this an interesting blend. Of them all I find the Perique slightly heavier. It lends a certain zesty attribute along with a decent N kick. Looking on the GQ website it says the added flavouring is fruit. I can't pinpoint what sort exactly but I would imagine Citrus of some kind is included. I don't get any tongue bite but if I really draw hard on my pipe it develops a sort of acridness so I tend to sip it slower. As I said earlier, it has a decent amount of N. It's not ludicrously strong but still a good blend for N lovers. The room note is quite good. It's not that full and doesn't fill up the room with too much smoke! Cypriot Sunset is a good blend but I can only score three stars due to a few faults. Recommended.
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Face-Off: Golf Mags
The golfing business faced bright prospects in the late 1990s. Fresh-faced media darling Tiger Woods was attracting a young, diverse fan base. Newly retired baby-boomers were free to tee off at leisure. And of course, splashy dot.com millionaires eagerly splurged on titanium-shaft drivers and sky-high club memberships. But in the new millennium, over-saturation coupled with economic travails put a damper on the sport's explosive growth. According to a July article in Barron's Online, fewer players are playing fewer rounds and the number of new golf-course openings is declining. The golfing magazines are also affected. "More often than not, the golf magazines aren't just looked at for the sport but also as ways to reach business decision-makers," says Steve Greenberger, Zenith Media senior vice president and director of print media. The golfing books often sit alongside business titles in terms of advertiser appeal, Greenberger says. Once the biz books suffer, so do the golf pubs. Also, the advent of local golf magazines, strengthened by endemic advertising and group sales packages, is splintering the category. For now, the big two remain Golf Digest and Golf Magazine and the two primary niche books are T&L Golf and Golf for Women. - Sarah GonserGolf
Digest (Advance Pubs' Golf Digest Companies)
Ad pages through August : 1,053 (+11.8%)
Subs: 1.4 million (-0.2%)
Newsstand: 148,766 (-5.5%)
Total: 1.5 million (-0.7%)
New advertiser: Motorola, Nationwide Insurance, PepsiCo
Advance Publications reportedly spent $435 million in January, 2001, to acquire Golf Digest and its related properties from The New York Times Company. The leader in the category by a close margin, Golf Digest, owns a palette of peripherals, including the Golf Digest Golf Schools and the Golf Digest Pro Shop. Publisher Steven Binder is focused on leveraging the brand through partnerships and alliances. "Being able to inform the reader about business and golf synergies is something we've embarked on with BusinessWeek, for instance," says Binder. "We can inform our readers and also help our advertisers showcase their marketing dollars in effective ways."
On the Competition: "We're the only magazine in the golf category that doesn't negotiate rates." - Steven Binder, senior vice president and publisher
Golf Magazine (Time Inc.'s Time4Media)
Ad pages through August : 978 (+8%)
Subs: 1.3 million (-1.2%)
Newsstand: 110,436 (+4.3%)
Total: 1.4 million (-0.8%)
New advertiser: Discover Card, Royal Bank of Scotland, Wachovia
Golf Magazine publisher Chris Wightman says he's working to clear the clutter. "Golf Magazine and Golf Digest chased each other in the 1990s with peripherals like schools and golf courses," he says. …


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Personas Tool is Missing SQL's & Opportunities
The personas tool is very good. I like it a lot. There is a gaping hole in it though.
The main dashboard only shows the numbers for Leads, MQLs, and Customers. What happened to SQLs and Opportunities?
For those of us using HubSpot as a lifecycle marketing tool, this omission of the lifecycle stages is a big problem.
At this point, I log in and do not see contacts currently in the SQL and Opps lifecycle stages in the dashboard, and my clients do not either. Please add the ability to add these columns to the dashboard.
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Anonymous commented
Has there been any update to this post? This is one feature that my team and I struggle with daily. We really want to use the persona tool, but need them to be editable per our definitions.
Anonymous commented
This is definitely critical, especially if you aren't going to let us edit persona list names or deleted unwanted persona lists. Overall, I would prefer that the persona tool offer more functionality by allowing us to create more than one persona question and by making persona lists completely editable.
Maureen Gallagher commented
Yes. We need this too! It's critical.
Jason Diller commented
Great idea Chris.


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I had someone ask me how to best update the AD RMS service account password. As we started mulling over it we realized that this is more than just a domain account that we change the password in the services mmc. Some of this information may be in the AD RMS configuration database, there is a web application pool account, and so on.
Poking around the AD RMS management console I found the "Change Service Account" wizard. Looking though this wizard it came across to me as what we use to change the account, but I wasn't sure about updating the existing one.
Digging around my RMS lab and going through some resources I found the answer. The "Change Service Account" wizard is the answer. It updates all the needed items. I've written it up on the wiki so check it out!
AD RMS How To: Change the RMS Service Account Password
Any thoughts on why I get an error that says:
"You are currently logged on with a user account that does not have sufficient privileges to change the service account. ..."
When I try to change the service account as described in your article, despite the fact that I'm logged on as a user who is a member of the local AD RMS Enterprise Administrators group, the local Administrators group (both directly and as a member of Domain Admins) and is a sysadmin in SQL?


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I need a trigger that updates a table row field by checking date that is stored in their own field without any interaction of user. i.e I am working on a project where I have to book rooms for user for a particular date and time and at that case I want to show room status as "booked" but after expiry of that date and time our database automatically update room status "booked" to "available". means I want that database keep track of their record and update it automatically. How I can achieve this?
As Martin Smith said in the comments, there is no Date/Time based trigger, therefore you have two options.
In MySQL, I have used Event Scheduler. There is a similar function in SQLServer 2008, see Creating and Attaching Schedules to Jobs.
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this place has great deals for lunch, its $4.95 for about 6 different items; however you do have to order a drink to get that special price which basically raises the price back to its original amount... either way, its $7+ for lunch which is a good bang for your buck.
the quality of the food is okay, you get what you pay for.. again, its not fine dining so if you dont care and just wanna fill your stomach, this place works!
waitresses are attentive and constantly walking around to make sure glasses are full but it is a small place so it shouldnt be too hard to notice when customers are in need of a refill.
overall, great for a cheap fix (eats or drinks), prices are reasonable.. would go back mainly because of this
Went to this place for Lunch this afternoon.
I remember that someone mentioned that the L.A. Grill and Bistro had good food at reasonable prices.
We (4 adults and 4 kids) decided to give this place a try.
We were greeted immediately on entering and seated promptly.
The waitress was very nice and attentive the whole time we were there. She took the order for drinks first and then came back to a couple of times to see if we were ready to order.
We started off with the Nachos, they were served piping hot and crispy, with lots and lots of cheese on them. The serving of sour creme and Salsa was plentiful.
I ordered the LA burger, it was great - served on a toasted kaiser with roasted potatoes which were excellent. Also a side salad came with it. I like that they serve the burger with a healthy side, instead of oily french fries that usually comes with a burger. Other adults ordered the Salmon Burger, Cajun Burger and the Chicken Salsa - their experiences were great also. The kids had the Cheese Garlic Bread and the Chicken Strip and the Prawn Fettuccini Alfredo, all were done to perfection.
The portions were amazing, none of us felt hungry afterwards
We finished it off with the Mud Pie, Chocolate Cheese Cake and another chocolate dessert. Servings were large and plentiful.
The w/c were big and clean and the restaurant was clean and located in a mall location, so had lots of parking.
I wil definitely recommend this to my friends because of the ambience, value and staff attentiveness.
Will try for dinner next time, they have dinner specials for $7.95 - NY Steak on Monday and Grilled Salmon on Thursdays ... they have other specials also.
The food specials here I thoroughly enjoy...not because they are grade A quality (they are probably just above average in taste) but their dinner specials are fairly healthy, high in protein, and if you don't eat all the potatoes, low in carbs (their potatoes are good though).
Service is hit or miss at times, I've had steller service from here, and just mediocre at times.
My favorites are Monday steaks and tuesday chicken...
I've visited LA Bistro a couple times with about the same experience each time. The food was good and fresh and at a great price, but the service was pretty slow. The place is fairly small but it was packed! And it looked like there was only one server, so we were okay with waiting. The food was quick but our drinks seemed to always be empty. It's a great value for the dollar though! Most entres come with rice, potatos AND salad and it's only around $10-12. The ambiance is dark and fairly private, like a lounge atmosphere. but where we were sitting was almost too dark. If you come when it's not so busy, you'll have a good experience. Again, GREAT VALUE! And it's always nice to support the little guys! I will return again.
I was veryinquisitive about the idea of an Asian owned HK-style cafe geared towards a broader clientele (if you live in Richmond you get what I mean) and being remarkably blown away by how POOR the service was.
For me I feel the attitudes of the management and waitstaff have a lot to do with my overall impression and satisfaction with a restaurant and our waitress was just so unprofessional. We were just about the only ones in the restaurant on a Friday night so I guess she thought she could downplay her professionalism because she was talking on the phone half the time and literally rolling her eyes at us when we asked to order. I can't even remember what I ate but I was not impressed
I decided to take a night on the town with a group of friends to L.A Grill & Bistro. We stood at the front counter waiting for someone to escort us to a table. There goes 2 minutes. Finally we were seated at a table in the back room where it was semi-packed. We sat, and the "nice" blonde lady gave us our menus. We sat looking through the menus, quite a good price for a serving of a large burger, potatoes, and salad. I decided to get the "Classic Burger", $5.95 and a cool Ice Tea. We waited for the waitress to take our orders. Then we waited, and waited, just until 25 minutes passed by and she showed up. She took our orders, getting everything mixed up. As we had told her we wanted seperate bills and she ended up putting it all in one bill. After waiting around 45mins-1hour we got our food. PEOPLE, 45mins-1hour!! Do you know how slow the service is?? You're sitting there waiting looking out in the sky and the next thing you know it's pitch black outside, and you're STILL waiting for your food. There we go done eating. What now, we have to wait another 20minutes for the damn bill? OH guess what, WE DO! That's what I say about the service at L.A Grill & Bistro. And not to mention what rude waitresses/waitors they have.
had dinner with a friend on a monday nite. the "special"that night was the NY steak for $5.95. Hey, for 5.95 what do u expect. I got a small piece of steak, medium rare was what I wanted.... it was perfect. came with salad and potatoes and I think rice too. My plate was full.
What do u expect for 5.95 , a decent dinner meal, NOT totally stuffed by any means (for a guy) but my lady friend was full. We each washed down the meal with a beer/Caesar drink.
Atmosphere was good. Service was just ok, not overly friendly,but not unfriendly. She did ask how everything was, once.
I'd go back. Lotsa parking as by the Safeway lot.
I don't get it. Every time I pass by L.A. Grill, the restaurant's always at least reasonably busy. Obviously, they're doing something right in order to bring in customers. But whatever that is, it's lost on me. Certainly, their prices (at first glance, anyway) are reasonable. Still… I've been to L.A. Grill twice now. The first time wasn't great. In fact, it probably wouldn't qualify as anything more than so-so. And as for the second visit, well, it was downright abysmal.
It started immediately, with our greeting at the door. The girl who met us couldn't have been more disinterested or rude if she'd tried. After seeing there was two of us, she took one step towards a table, threw the menus down, motioned to the seats and strode away. She didn't even wait for us to budge from the door. Seriously, what the …? While I wasn't anticipating fine dining service, I was at least hoping for more than to be waved in my table's general direction. I don't expect that kind of treatment from a diner in the middle of nowhere, much less a place that calls itself a bistro. Fortunately, the girl who actually did wait on us was much more pleasant and helpful. She salvaged what would otherwise have been my first ever 1 star rating for service.
As for the food, that too was a problem. Both the girlfriend and I ordered the shrimp and avocado sandwich. The sandwich itself was alright (I liked it more than did the girlfriend), but the sides were – and I hate to get this nasty – truly pathetic. The salad, as it was, consisted of one lonely leaf of romaine lettuce which had been chopped up and drowned in an oil so thin and flavourless I thought it was, at first, water. A few drops of balsamic were drizzled on top for good measure. Also on the plate was a potato which I'm sure had been well boiled before being baked to death and sprinkled with a pinch of seasoning. The same ubiquitous, bland oil drenched it, and ran onto the bottom of the plate, which in turn made the bottom half of the sandwich soggy. While some may argue for the L.A. Grill based on price (the sandwich platters only cost $7.95, if memory serves), I'd counter that a low price is meaningless if the quality is the pits. Would it really decimate the restaurant's bottom line to include more than one measly rib of lettuce in their salad, or to use a decent quality (preferably olive) oil in their dressing?
When it comes to restaurants, as far as I'm concerned, there are at least two things to expect. The first is decent service – not necessarily five star, but at least polite enough that you don't feel like an unwanted guest. The second is, of course, food – the quality should be such that you don't think to yourself afterward, 'I can make the same thing, way better, with stuff I already have in my kitchen.' I can't remember the last restaurant I went to that was as totally lacking in executing these two basic elements as the L.A. Grill. Needless to say, we don't plan to ever go back.
A friend recommended that we check out their dinner specials. We're glad we went.
Food: We both had the dinner special. On Tuesdays it's garlic prawns. The food was piping hot - reasonably good overall although some parts were better than others. The prawns were slightly more salty than I'd like. They come with perfectly-steamed (or roasted) potatoes, reasonable rice, tasty garlic bread, and side salad. There was a bit too much balsamic dressing on the salad, as it seeped into the rice and made it sour. Another minor quibble is that bread + rice + potatoes means carb overload!
Service: Solid, no complaints. Checked on our food.
Value: Amazing if you order the special. It's a huge plateful of food. It's $6.95 as long as you order a drink. Our non-alcoholic drinks were only $2, so two can dine for $18 plus tax/tip! Even the regular priced dishes aren't that expensive - NY steak is only 9.95 on the regular menu.
Ambiance: Nice and clean. Slightly darker than I'd like.
We'll be back - maybe for the NY steak special on Monday.
We've eaten here several times in the last few months and have enjoyed it for the most part. I agree with all of the tips offered below by theworks (as well as the comment about the manager guy with the staring problem). I would emphasize getting there early, especially for dinner. Any time past 5:45 and you are in for an uncomfortable wait as there is no "holding" area to speak of - you will pretty much have to stand in the doorway. I've noticed that it is quite popular with elderly people and wish there was at least a chair or two for them to sit on while they wait for a table.
They don't offer free refills for soft drinks and their water glasses are very small. Beer (usually three on tap) is good and cold and cheap. Wine selection is so-so.
The food is quite good quality for the price and good value (i.e.: large portions). I recommend the calamari, although the tzatziki is pretty skimpy and to get another thimble-full costs an extra fifty cents. Pastas are quite good although sometimes are cooked far beyond al dente. Steaks are small but sufficient enough for the average appetite and accompanied by generous portions of carbs (potatoes, rice and garlic bread) to fill the gap, as well as a not-bad salad (no choice of dressing). Salad is served on the plate with the meal - no side plates allowed, no dressing on the side - so if you don't want dressing all over the rest of your food (especially if you don't like soggy hamburger buns) ask them to skip the salad.
Three things that are kind of annoying:
- there are no blinds on the west-facing windows, so if it is the least bit sunny and later in the day (like dinner time), bring a welder's mask.
- there is no sound-absorption in the east-side seating area, especially at the back.
- for some reason, they sometimes lie about table availability. They don't take reservations, but when we (a party of 3) asked to be seated at a certain "empty" table for four (in order to avoid the sun) the waitress told us the owner's family was coming in, so we were seated at a table for three. The table for four remained unoccupied during our entire time there. On another occasion (again, 3 of us) I was told there were no tables available in the back room, but but after being seated at the same table for 3 as before, could clearly see at least one. A family of four was seated there about 10 minutes later.
Clearly they have everything figured out to the last penny and will do all they can (including lying) to keep their costs low and to maximize their seating to increase profitability. I guess that's what it takes to keep the menu prices this reasonable.
They have a $4.95 lunch special (with the purchase of a beverage $2.50 ) for chicken souvaki or curry chicken wrap or 1/2 sandwich and soup and three other items (sorry I cant remember off hand).. my lunch buds and I usually order an appy plate of calamari to share - nicely battered, not too chewy. All in all a decent place for lunch. I dont know about some of the other comments about the this being an HK style cafe.. I dont see any of that on the menu.. its more of a White Spot knockoff..
This little restaurant is great for a night out.
The portion size for your money is terrific. They have nightly specials for food and drink and you can walk away having eaten a huge meal for $8.95! The service is great. They have take-out as well. I would recommend the zucchini sticks as an appetizer and their beer on tap or glasses of wine are good deals!
Go Here! (although it is very busy on a Friday, Saturday and Sunday and they don't take resos)
Mondays and Tuesdays are a little quieter and the Steak is on special!
I ordered Grilled Salmon today and asked if there was any sauce for the salmon because it was a bit dry. The man came back and handed me the sauce. Unknowingly, they charge for sauce, and I think it was completely inappropriate to do that without letting my table know. Altogether we were charged a couple bucks for sauce because the waiter didn't say anything. We called back letting them know this was unfair, and we got an apology but no compensation. Ridiculous.
We come back to this place consistently, for lunch and dinner. The staff is always friendly, the food is always fast and tasty, and so reasonably priced, we can afford to eat out!
Their lunch special, from Monday-Thursday, is an amazing deal. To get the cheap price you're required to buy a beverage as well, but it's worth it. Usually 2 of us can have lunch or dinner for around $20 for 2. Some of the specials are smaller than others (like the BLT or the soup)- the souvlaki is huge, and so are the pastas.
Usually we order the souvlaki lunch special, comes with salad, rice, potato and pita. For dinner, either the salmon dinner (not a huge piece of salmon, but enough to fill you up) or the curry penne are both great. I've also ordered just the green salad, and it's huge. We've never left feeling hungry.
The highballs are plenty potent- trust me!
I was surprised this place doesn't do take out. You can order your meal and get the leftovers wrapped up, so why you can't call and get take-out is beyond me. I think they would increase their business quite a bit if they offered this.
I have been to this place a few times, not bad for the money, but can't figure out why a place that pretty much always has a line up doesn't do take out? It seems pretty silly with the amount of business they could generate. If anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them...if I was the owner I would definately do take out.
After hearing positive things from my sister and her boyfriend, I decided to grab one of their menus in passing. I was shocked by the low prices, in particular the lunch and dinner specials. I was told that the food was not of the greatest quality, but the quantity was quite plentiful.
I finally tried this place for lunch yesterday and I was more than satisfied by the chicken strips, caesar salad, and garlic bread for $4.95. I am certainly interested in returning to try more of the menu items, and at such low prices, it won't be a costly venture. They also have daily drink specials at rock bottom prices as well. This place is definately worth a look if you are not into paying fifty bucks for a steak.
Been here for a couple of times, and the service just keeps getting worse and worse.
Took servers 15 minutes before returning back to our tables after seating us. Once the server's here, you better be ready to order or you'll probably end up waiting for another good 10-15 mins before they come back. A friend of mine actually had to walk up and asked the server to take our orders.
I understand that there's only 2-3 servers working but honestly the restaurant isn't that big and we weren't rude to them or anything. Possibly because these servers have created a horrible image so it's a given that they don't receive a good tip.
The food is decent for the price you're paying for. $10 meal, you're basically full. Their 5.95 dinner specials keeps the customer volume, but they're not going to gain any regular customers.
My husband & I went for a bit toeat Sat. nite.My husband wanted to order the onion soup w/garlic bread. (on the heading it states)Soups&Salads served w/garlic bread. The first item is the onion soup but it says w/cheese bread. My husband was told it was $1.00 more. When asked why was told in a very snotty tone:that is the way it is!" We asked her to check w/her manager and she left and came back and said it is $1.00 more. I then asked to speak to her manager and she claimed he wasn't in. When asked who she asked she told us :just somebody who works here! Well I then asked for the managers name and was told she couldn't give out personal information. I asked for his name not his address. We then walked out. Next day we tried to reach him on the phone and dealt w/a very angry man who wasNOT the manager. We will not recommend this resturant!
I have to admit, there's nothing really striking about the place when you walk in. Once you get a menu, I kind of had to do a double take when I looked at the prices.
I wasn't super hungry when I got there and I all wanted was a burger, nothing else. I happened to be in luck as the $7 burger came with salad and roast potatoes. Perfect.
It was a 7 oz patty, pretty hefty. The salad that accompanied the burger did have fresh looking ingredients, while I could almost count the number of lettuce leaves. Obviously, this factored into the price of the meal.
When I was done the burger and salad I thought I'd sample the potatoes. These were probably most bland potatoes I've had ever. They were simply boiled and have rosemary on them. They presented well enough and i expected them to have some flavour only find none. I thought I'd only heard about a restaurant serving boiled potatoes in a Kids in the Hall skit, but I have now seen it in real life. :-)
The drink prices were very low as well. Considering how corners were cut for meals, I doubt a highball would have been very potent.....
Return visit- unlikely.
I've been to this restaurant MANY of times and felt the need to share some tips after reading some reviews.
- This place does NOT take interact. Only cash and credit cards, but NOT AMEX. It's an annoyance but there is a bank two doors down. When I asked the gentlemen behind the bar what the reason was for this he just shrugged and said "That's just the way it is..." - a bit unpleasant, but I'm sure he gets asked that a lot.
- The best times to go here are from 2pm - 7pm. Their lunch hours can be very busy and if you have a limited break then you may want to stick with the drive through. Dinner specials start at 5pm. It's best to go early so it's not too noisy because they do on occasion play the music a tad too loud for my liking.
- They don't have a set closing time. Which sucks if you're really craving those world famous chicken strips @ 11pm!! [If you've tried them, then you know what I'm talking about. MMM!] I usually call them up if I plan to go in anytime after 9pm. Never have they been open past 12am.
- Patience is key to this place. It seems like they hire and fire ALOT of girls or always have someone training... But they have about 4 regular servers who I see working ALL the time and know what's what. The newer girls or part-timers are slow and like to stand around and gossip. NOT THE KIND OF SERVERS I LIKE. It's best to stick with the server you like best, I find the service is MUCH better that way.
- They say they don't have a manager, but he's the guy who opens up in the morning and sits on his bar stool next to the kitchen. This guy has a staring problem, so beware. He gives me the creeps.
- No fail menu items: Chicken Strips; Chips and Salsa; Cajun Chicken Burger; Chicken Cali Burger; Garlic Prawns; Chicken Souvlaki; Veggie Club; Shrimp and Avocado Sandwich; Clam Chowder [DON'T GET THE ONION SOUP!!]; And the Peppercorn Steak are a few of my favorites.
- Ask for your salad dressing on the side. Especially if you're ordering a sandwich or burger. It gets all over the plate. And don't bother asking for your salad first or on a side plate, they don't do that thing here.
- NOT geared towards kids AT ALL!! No high chairs, no crayons, no apple juice, no kids menu, no grilled cheese sandwiches. Not even a step-stool in the bathrooms or a changing table for the little ones.
- Many of the menu items are served AS-IS. So little to no substitutions or special requests. Servers say this is because the kitchen space is EXTREMELY small. And it is...REALLY!! For the amount of seats this restaurant has, the kitchen really needs to be twice the size that it is now. This could be another reason for why your food could take up to 20min at the busiest times and you don't like that or have a real patience issue, then this isn't the place for you.
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da Polpo is just a little bit less cool than it's sibling restaurants. Russell Norman's first foray outside Soho is located in the more touristy Covent Garden, is easier to get into thanks to the larger space and even the staff seem slightly less cool with a notable absence of tattoos.
|The entrance to da Polpo
|Lamb meatballs
The pizzette was also a hit. As the name suggests it was a mini pizza on a crisp, thin base. The pork shoulder and pickled pepper version (£6) was a great combination and I liked the charring on the pizza and the addition of pickles to a pizza as well.
Our favourite dish was the most simple. The heritage tomato salad (£5) featured an assortment of beautifully coloured and varied tomatoes drizzled in lashings of olive oil and a hint of vinegar. It was pure summery perfection on a plate.
|Heritage tomato salad
We also loved the chilli and garlic prawns (£6.50) a favourite from Polpetto with the prawns dripping in hot oil. The prawns were helpfully shelled and the oil was addictively good.
|Chilli and garlic prawns
We weren't as impressed with the grilled asparagus (£7.50) which were over cooked and topped with buttered eggs and asparagus. The eggs were very loose and runny and only accentuated the floppiness of the asparagus. The potato and parmesan crocchetta (£1.50) also lacked a bit of zing but dished up a good textural contrast with their crisp exterior and creamy filling.
|Grilled asparagus
Despite those few tiny faults the food was great and right up there with the Polpo, Polpetto and Spuntino offerings. da Polpo does lack a bit of the atmosphere of Norman's other restaurants probably because it is bigger, brighter and lighter. It is my least favourite of the four restaurants but I still loved it and would be back in a flash.
Details: Da Polpo, 6 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, WC2E 7NA (Ph 020 7836 8448) Tube: Embankment. Bookings taken during the day but not in the evening .
Damage: Reasonable. We paid £70 between three including a couple of beers each.
If you liked reading this you might be interested in my reviews of Norman's other restaurants: Polpo, Polpetto and Spuntino.
12 Comments on "da Polpo"
Blonde said at 7:54 am on July 11th, 2011:
Spuntino and Polpetto are still the best by a mile, I think.
Caviar_girl said at 8:54 am on July 11th, 2011:
I still don't see the hype about Spuntino except that its definitely different to any other offerings..but the food is by far not as 'amazing' as everyone suggests.
The style is very cool though
Lizzie said at 9:04 am on July 11th, 2011:
I took my parents to da Polpo and my mum gazed wide-eyed at the waitress: "please don't tell me you're getting as many tattoos as her…"
I think it's natural to have a favourite; Polpetto is mine. The spinach and soft egg pizetta at da Polpo is worth returning for alone, though.
becassine said at 2:11 pm on July 11th, 2011:
I really want to try one of these restaurants soon – I love tapas-style food but always get put off due to a very pricey past experience.
Which would you say was your favourite out of the 4?
Katy Salter @ Pinch of Salt said at 4:42 pm on July 11th, 2011:
Don't think I could chose a favourite btwn Polpo and Sputino. Haven't tried da Polpo yet but an almost-great offering from RN has to be better than 90% of other restaurants in Covent Garden (Hawksmoor excepted)…
tori said at 5:09 pm on July 11th, 2011:
Agreed. My favourite is Spuntino, for the googy egg largely- but the novelty value of getting a table easily shouldn't be underestimated.
thelittleloaf said at 9:51 pm on July 11th, 2011:
I've not yet made it to da Polpo but planning to visit in August – if only to compare it to the others! Anywhere that serves spritz, pizza and meatballs gets a thumbs up in my book
The Perfect Trough said at 10:36 am on July 12th, 2011:
I'm not that sold on Spuntino either – the place and vibe is very cool, staff etc… but I found all the food a bit too greasy. Polpetto for me!
Tasting Pages said at 10:46 am on July 12th, 2011:
Always a plus to have somewhere good to eat in Covent Garden. Decor of these places reminds me of so many places in downtown NYC. Whoever invented those exposed old fashioned style light bulbs must be a billionaire by now…
Agirlhastoeat said at 9:18 pm on July 12th, 2011:
keen to try this place
Gourmet Chick said at 8:57 pm on July 13th, 2011:
Blonde – Agreed
Caviar Girl – I loved the food at Spuntino but it is quite different to Norman's other restaurants I agree
Lizzie – Oh no I didn't try that pizzette – return trip clearly needed
Becassine – I think Polpetto
Katy – Very good point, as I said it is my least favourite but I still loved it
Tori – Very true getting a table easily is quite a novelty
The Little Loaf – It is a great combination
The Perfect Trough – I love how everyone has a different favourite
Tasting Pages – Ha ha – good point they seem standard in restaurants now
A girl has to eat – It is worth a trip
Greedy Diva said at 10:01 pm on July 13th, 2011:
I much prefer the siblings, which I think more charm than da Polpo. It is easier to get a seat at da Polpo, however – so perhaps an easier option for satisfying those meatball cravings.


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Villa Bella 5 bedroom villa with large heated pool and jacuzzi, is a great family holiday 3 bedroom villa, with a smaller detatched 2 bedroom holiday villa (sleeps 6 with sofa bed) nextdoor in the same grounds, in a quite cul-de-sac, only 2 minutes walk from everything you need for a great holiday. Relaxing around the large heated swiming pool and jacuzzi, BBQing around the outdoor living space, or just relaxing outside watching the football on the outside 42"plasma. Within 2 minutes walk are many great resturants, bars, shops, banks and the beach. There is also "The Aztec club" with tennis courts, mini golf, pool bar and cafe, gym and beauty salons. Riviera del sol has many sports clubs, pool resorts, bowling greens and an 18 hole golf course with golf club, resturant and driving range. And Kilometers of beaches, some groomed with sunbeds and bars, others natural coves and unkept, but all breath taking. we are also on the local bus route, within 10-15 minutes you can be in Marbella or Mijas water park.
|Sleeps up to 12, 5 bedrooms
|5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|Riviera del sol 250 m
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|Nearest airport: Malaga 30 km, Nearest railway: Fuengirola 15 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Private outdoor pool (heated), Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (4), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
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Villa Bella is a modern furnished, open plan 3 bedroom villa, with a well stocked kitchen, large island unit, great for family snacks and breakfast, good sized dinning room and lounge with an L shaped leather sofa and chair around the TV area. with 3 large french doors leading to the pool and gardens, the villa has a very open feeling. up the spiral staircase there are 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms and 2 large sun terraces. The 2 bedroom villa is also modern, with aircon and sky t.v. downstairs is a lounge with french doors leading to the large garden. The large fenced garden has a great outside living area with sofas under shade and a 42" plasma tv, great for watching tv in the evening. There is a large swiming pool (11x5.5 meters, 3 feet to 6 feet deep) with gradual steps into shallow end and a jacuzzi big enough for 6-8 people add onto the pool. the large flat lawned garden is big enough for a kick around and there is always somewhere to lay in the sun from it rising in the morning till setting at night.
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Out of respect for other visitors, we request that smoking is confined to the balcony area only... (ashtrays are provided)..
Pool Towels can be provided 7.50 each per week.
Pool can be heated at 100 euros per week.
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* Please note that rental commences at 15:00 on the day of arrival and the villa must be vacated by 10:00 on day of departure.
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Costa del sol is one of the most popular destinations for the holiday maker throughout Europe because of its warm even climate all year long, great autum, spring and summer weather, even in Winter you can have a beach day.
Founded by the Romans, occupied by the Arabs and finally conquered by the Spanish Catholic Kings, Marbella draws upon a deep sense of history and rich cultural influences - evident in the local cuisine, architecture, art and music. Close by, the vibrant cities of Seville, Granada and Cordoba offer intriguing options for day excursions during your holiday.
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Community: Andalusia
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Location: South/East
Language: Spanish
Currency: Euro
Electric System: 220 v
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Los Naranjos Club de Golf (1.2 mi/2.0 km)
Real Club de Golf Las Brisas (1.9 mi/3.0 km)
Puerto Banus Beach (6.2 mi/10.0 km)
Los Arqueros Golf and Country Club (6.2 mi/10.0 km)
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Monte Mayor Club de Golf (9.3 mi/15.0 km)
Ronda (31.1 mi/50.0 km)
Malaga, Spain (40.4 mi/65.0 km)
Sotogrande (40.4 mi/65.0 km)
Algeciras (40.4 mi/65.0 km)
Valderrama Golf Club (46.6 mi/75.0 km)
Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz (83.9 mi/135.0 km)
Cadiz (93.2 mi/150.0 km)
Seville, Spain (124.3 mi/200.0 km)
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Sierra Nevada Ski Resort (149.1 mi/240.0 km)
Madrid, Spain (372.8 mi/600.0 km)
Barcelona, Spain (621.4 mi/1000.0 km)
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Riviera del sol is in the heart of the costa del sol. Mid way between Marbella and Fuengirola. With great restaurants like Max Beach, La Plaza, El Oceano, great bars like Max beach, David Bar and Gorge bar.. only 5 minutes from la cala de mijas and calahonda with many bars and international restaurants. There are lots of pool bars in riviera del sol, tennis clubs, and parks. within easy reach are water parks, zoo, theme parks and fair grounds. A bit further a field for a day trip are places like Ronda, Gibraltar, Mijas Peublo, Granada and many many more.
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31 May 2015
"A great holiday"
The booking was very simple & Renny sorted things out in a timely fashion. On our arrival Renny met us at the villa & showed us around & gave us an overview of the area. Renny had also bought some supplies so we could have a light lunch on our arrival a very thought touch The accommodation was fine & we all enjoyed our stay, we would rent from Renny again in the future. On our last day we had to leave the villa at 11am as new guests were arriving later in the day, I mention this because our pick up was 14:20 however the mini bus arrived over 30 minutes early & as Renny had an Idea where we were he came to find us & then went back to the vil;la & bought the mini bus down to us. Great service all-round We had a few problems during our stay but Renny again sorted then very quickly.
8 May 2015
"Perfect, stunning, beautiful"
Great service, prompt courteous and informative communications via phone and email. Villa was superb an catered for us more than required. Definitely recommend an on my list to use again.
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There were 8 of us stayed at Villa Bella and we all had a fantastic holiday. The villa is absolutely outstanding. All appliances and facilities we needed were present and the pool was fantastic. Transfers to and from the airport were really well organised and there were no problems. Owner met us us at the Villa and prepared the villa with some shopping essentials. This added a very nice personal touch. We would all love to come back to Villa Bella some time in the future, as it had everything we needed for a perfect holiday.
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"Well managed villa - everything you need and fairly priced."
Comfortable Villa in good location, well managed. We had a couple of issues which were resolved straight-away. Clean & tidy, but would benefit from some updating and decorating. Overall, great villa - had everything, was fairly priced for what it was and was very well managed.
5 Jul 2014
"The best holiday we ever had!!!"
The villa was beautiful and spacious and the garden area immaculate and ideal. The pool made our holiday, as we pretty much spent every day around it. We had a BBQ every night and the kids were just in heaven playing in the pool all day and night. The owner Renny and his team were fantastic welcoming and couldn't do enough to keep us happy.
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Senior Vice President
PeopleSoft Development
Paco Aubrejuan is senior vice president of development for Oracle's PeopleSoft product line. His team is responsible for all aspects of application delivery and maintenance of PeopleSoft products. Prior to this role, Aubrejuan was vice president of industry product strategy, responsible for defining the product roadmap for industry solutions across the JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Siebel, and Oracle lines of business. He joined Oracle through the PeopleSoft acquisition in 2005.
Prior to PeopleSoft, Aubrejuan was a senior manager at Accenture, a leading professional services consulting firm. He was responsible for business and IT strategy, change management, and application implementation within Accenture's Communication Industry group.
Aubrejuan has a BS in mechanical engineering from the University of California at Santa Barbara.


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Arthroscopy Of The Knee
Arthroscopy Of The Knee: How Long Until Full Recovery?
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Recovery time will depend on the procedure performed.
- If a partially torn meniscus was removed - You should be back to full activities within four to six weeks.
- If a partially torn meniscus was repaired - You should expect four to six months until full recovery.
- If you had an ACL reconstruction - You should commit to an aggressive rehabilitation program and expect full recovery in six to nine months (but you can be back at a desk job within a week or two).
- If you had loose bodies removed - Recovery may take two to four weeks.
- If you had a loose body repaired - Recovery is usually six to eight weeks.
- If you had chondromalacia or arthritis - You should expect a couple of weeks to recover.
You will be encouraged to undertake a moderate exercise routine well before your knee is fully recovered. Generally, you will be discouraged from activities that place excess weight or stress on the knee until full recovery. Non-weight-bearing aerobic exercises, like cycling and swimming, are strongly encouraged during the recovery period. Pool exercises are very helpful.
This article continues:
Arthroscopy Of The Knee
- What Is Arthroscopy?
- What's Wrong With Your Knee?
- How Is The Procedure Done?
- Recovering After Arthroscopy
- Physical Therapy And Leg-Strengthening Exercises
- How Long Until Full Recovery?
- When To Return To Work?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Putting It All Together
- Glossary
- Additional Sources Of Information