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About Fleming's Steakhouse - Fresno
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
Steak, Steakhouse, Seafood
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Cross Street:
N Agbus Street
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(559) 222-5823
Parking Details:
Valet offered in Front of Restaurant for $5.00 a car. We are located in a mall parking lot with ample mall parking a short walk away.
Public Transit:
Bus stop on Shaw & Angus.
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Fleming's Steakhouse - Fresno Ratings and Reviews
This was my husband and mine first time ...
This was my husband and mine first time to eat at any Fleming's. We were visiting friends and had a combo birthday party even though we never mentioned it when making the reservations. We were seated back in the gorgeous wine room that is likely used for private parties. That was the beginning of a 5 star meal. I had the prix fixe which was a wonderful value. The filet mignon truly melted in your mouth. All four of us had some type of steak (each different) with different sides. All of them were fantastic. The fresh tomatoes in the salad tasted like they were picked an hour earlier. The salted caramel ice cream sandwich dessert on the prix fixe menu was to die for. This was my first time at Fleming's but not my last.
It was my fiancé' birthday and they real ...
It was my fiancé' birthday and they really made sure to make a point of it! Birthday card on the table, birthday wishes from server and manager, free dessert, free drink, and a $25 gift card to return! Food, drinks and service were all wonderful. Not a normal chain restaurant feel!
Always excellent food faire, however, th ...
Always excellent food faire, however, the lobster was Salty! Also, what would normally be an exceptional evening out we were seated at a table that wobbled and had to change seating locations. The bottom like, yes I will be back and otherwise all ratings would be 5 stars.
Was highly rated but did not meet my expectations.
I chose Fleming's for my friends retirement dinner because it was highly rated at 4+ stars. Many things were not excellent and I had higher expectations for a restaurant rated as "upscale". Service was friendly and perky but a little slow to bring food and desserts. Coffee was served lukewarm, my carrot cake was kinda dried out (like it was a few days old). The boss's dessert was mis-prepared. My wife's rib eye could have been plated nicer instead of just a steak on plain white plate.
Service was excellent and very respectfu ...
Service was excellent and very respectful. The entire room seemed dark but the lighting was perfect at the booths so you get both worlds of privacy from other tables and interaction with whoever is seating with you.
My husband and I had a pleasant dinner w ...
My husband and I had a pleasant dinner with my brother and his new wife. Everything we order from appetizer to dessert was amazing. The staff there was wonderful and attentive. We are all looking forward to another date night at Fleming's.
For what was supposedly a top end steak ...
For what was supposedly a top end steak house, it was very disappointing. Service was very slow, and it was difficult to get a server to respond or take my order. Some things put on the plate were inedible. This included the woody ends of asparagus and gristle in what was listed as a prime cut steak. Noise level was very high which added to it being less than pleasant.
Delicious! This was an investment but we ...
Delicious! This was an investment but we got we paid for and more. Service and food were fantastic! We were taken care of with smiles and courtesy. Had been a long time since we had been to Fleming's and we were both glad to have returned.
Our waitress was great! Will definitely ...
Our waitress was great! Will definitely ask for her again!
Unfortunately there was a large party next to our booth and it looks like one of them had too much too drink for he was very loud - yelling a lot!
Was disappointed with my Caesar salad. The dressing was not that great either. It was more like thousand island with anchovies flavor.
Another great visit to a Fleming's
Visit the Fleming's in Denver, CO often. First trip to Fresno and was excited to see one here. Meal, etc. match outstanding quality we've come to expect. One big plus, the wait staff, Lance, in Fresno was excellent! If we return to Fresno will dine here again.
Best steak I've ever had
This was by far the best steak I've ever eaten. Most of the staff were very friendly and professional. Had a small issue with the hostess however when we showed our frustration they comped us our drinks from the bar. The wait staff was very attentive and friendly. The manager personally came and introduced himself and asked how we were doing. We were very impressed. Restaurant was a bit loud but we were also there at their busy time. Overall very good experience
This is a fantastic restaurant. The foo ...
This is a fantastic restaurant. The food was excellently prepared and the service was very attentive. Fantastic presentation and attention to detail. The restaurant is fairly noisy, so expect that when you go, but we were able to hear each other talk just fine. My wife and I each had one drink, a shared appetizer and two sides with our meals plus a dessert each, and our bill was $250.
Tuesday night out!
We loved the atmosphere of this place. It was comfortable and romantic. We would definitely return to try more dishes, or order the same thing! We started with the calamari, it was wonderful. The wedge salad was amazing. The lobster tails were delicious, and my husband had the filet and shrimp special. It was perfect for sharing! Service was excellent, well-timed and friendly. We didn't have room for dessert but since we were celebrating our anniversary our waiter sent us home with a box of delicious chocolate truffles. It was perfect!
Top Steakhouse
Flemings is one of the big three steakhouse chains. (Mortons, Ruth's Chris, ). They all have nuances that are better than others. Flemings is now offering small plates, which is very appreciated. In addition, their creamed spinach is the best.
This particular restaurant is located on the outskirts of a shopping mall. Hence, the vallet parking was greatly appreciated. However, paying $7 (plus tip) for parking when you're dropping $250+++ for dinner is irritating. Really?
What a great way to escape Fresno. Walk through the doors and you feel you are no longer in Fresno. The service and the food continue the illusion. The service is probably better than that of any of Fresno's "fanciest" restaurants. It is not composed of rote greetings and they seem genuinely engaged in conversing as well as being attuned to when the appropriate moment might be move on.
Delicious option for Food
From the time we entered the door, to the time we left, we were well cared for. We had an 8:30 reservation, arrived at 8:00 and they were able to seat us early.
The cocktail we had (Hendricks/Tonic) was better than most and a generous pour.
The food our table ordered (Bone-in Ribeye, Filet Mignon, Lobster and Salmon) was so, so delicious and perfectly prepared, I cant wait to return. I would have to say it was the best Ribeye I have ever had.
As for wine, we brought our own wine in and our server decanted for us, but did not charge us the expected corkage fee, which was a very nice gesture. Had we not had our own wine, we would have had plenty of top shelf labels and varieties to choose from. Our server not only made our dining experience memorable, but she was a good sport, very funny, and had out entire table in stitches.
The finishing touch on our very enjoyable evening was a box of Chocolate truffles, for the ladies at our table, a completely unexpected valentines surprise. very, very decadent.
I would highly recommend Flemings to anyone local to Clovis/Fresno, or visitors from the SF Bay area, like ourselves.
Thanks again, Flemings staff!
Great Experience
A restaurant in Fresno that strives for excellence! The staff and food communicate the culture of doing everything with excellence. It is rare to see a business that can communicate with consistency it's values from the moment you walk in to the moment you leave.
We will be dining there again!
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Del Mar, Cardiff, Pipes, Swami's, Moonlight, Big D, Beacons, Tamarack, San O, umm, do you want me to name all of them and the in-betweens? They're all good for different reasons on different boards at different times. It depends on what you're looking for and what board you're riding. Just get in the car and drive until you see something YOU like. Earn this, nobody's going to hand it to you.
\nHonestly, it really depends on swell energy and direction. Not all spots pick up swell very well from all angles, but with so many options available on that stretch of coastline just grab a cup of coffee and drive until you see something you like. Unless it's flat you can't be more than 30 minutes from ridable waves. Enjoy.
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Reason: By different times I mean different low tides... they all can be low tide spots. Sorry about your g-mum.
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I know brah, of course I know that. Just trying to get the most out of a shortened trip out here since I have to head back much earlier to return home for my grandmother's services this week.
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Hey kocksmoke, I research more about which break in a 200 mile radius to hit at which swell direction occurs in a damn 10 minute window on the EC when we finally get a swell worth talking about than you do about ways to triple-dip into gubment cheese. I drive by breaks more often than you drive-thru at McDonald's, which is nearly impossible. My trip out here is cut short by two thirds after losing a family member. There was 2.5 hours of sunlight left so was it really the right move to spend 90+ minutes pissing away through traffic here on the coast to find the perfect break? There's a ton of guys here with immense knowledge of SoCal breaks. It was a simple question to answer as to which breaks are good at low tide.
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Best low tide breaks in No. SD and So. OC?
What are the best breaks at low tide (other than Trestles) in South OC and North SD County? Thanks brahs.

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LAS VEGAS -- We've been asking for the past three weeks when large Floyd Mayweather money was going to show at the bet windows in Las Vegas, and just five hours before the bell rings, at least two chain of sports books on the Strip report heavy action has come pouring in on Mayweather.
"The public has been all over Mayweather today," said MGM Resorts VP of race and sports Jay Rood. "We've taken about 10 six-figure wagers on Mayweather already today. But it's not just large money, it's the smaller money too, the type that we had been getting all along on (Manny) Pacquiao."
MGM books, once dealing Mayweather -170 after large early Pacquiao action pushed the price on the favorite down, took all their large wagers today at -200 and moved to -220. Mayweather money is still pouring in.
All the other bet shops in town are offering cheaper prices on Mayweather.
CG Technology-operated books located along the Strip were lopsided with Pacquiao action since they opened -300 (before the fight was announced), and this morning dropped Mayweather to -180, a number that drew plenty of Mayweather suitors.
"We took multiple six-figure wagers on Mayweather, and we're close to being balanced, closer than I thought we'd ever be," said CG Tech VP of risk management Jason Simbal, who can now kind of start from scratch after bumping his line on Mayweather all the way back to -210.
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The Westgate La Vegas SuperBook was one of the few books in the city to be balanced on cash through Thursday while still in the same boat with everyone else -- with tickets dramatically weighted on the underdog. But unlike MGM and CG on the day of the fight, the Westgate is still seeing mostly Pacquiao money.
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It's apparent the money being bet along the Strip today isn't wise-guy action – especially at MGM books – but for the off the Strip, books are asking what the price is to draw action to lessen the risk on Pacquiao.
"That number may be -175 to get Mayweather money, maybe lower," said Kornegay. "If you want Mayweather money to balance things out, you can get it."
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The Aliante has been bouncing around -175 the past two days and has found some Mayweather action.
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What about the draw?
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Nelson might be the only book in the city rooting for a draw.
"When risk started piling up on the draw with the five-way prop, I opened up a YES-NO prop on the draw and found plenty of takers on the NO at -800 (Yes +550)."
Super Bowl-like handle
It's been amazing few months of booking in Vegas, and it all ends tonight.
"This has been a really good booking fight for us, and it's attracted about five times the action we got from the Canelo-Mayweather fight, which was our most wagered boxing event," said Kornegay.
Nelson says his shop has already written as much for this fight as it did for the Super Bowl, which took in $115 million across the state.
Rood, who is expected to write more than $30 million on the fight at his books, said he hasn't taken a $1 million wager yet and has had "plenty of inquiries, but it's been all talk."


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The July 9, 1926, issue of The Film Daily said that Sam Baker expected to open his new Bellaire Theatre the first week of August.
A two page article with photos of the Don Mills Theatre appeared in the October 21, 1963, issue of Boxoffice, and can be seen online at this link.
The entire Don Mills Center was demolished in 2005 and has been replaced by a denser, more urban shopping district.
A couple of photos of the auditorium of the Oak Village Theatre can be seen on this page of Boxoffice, October 21, 1963 (click + sign in toobar at bottom to embiggen, scroll up two pages to read the beginning of the article.
Linkrot repair: The October 21, 1963, Boxoffice article about Wometco's new Palm Springs Theatre can now be found online at this link (embiggen with + icon in toolbar at bottom, scroll down for second page with two additional photos.)
The conversion of the Amstar Stadium 14 into the Movie Tavern Brannon Crossing was designed by the Houston-based architecture and construction firm The Beck Group. Business Wire has a brief article about the project.
The Movie Tavern Juban Crossing is one of a number of projects designed for the chain by the Houston-based architecture and construction firm, The Beck Group.
The February 7, 1903, issue of The News Journal of Wilmington said that construction would soon begin on William Dockstader's new theater at 828-839 Market Street.
The plans for the project had been drawn by the noted Philadelphia architect George L. Lovatt. Lovatt is best known for the many Roman Catholic churches he designed, mostly in Pennsylvania.
If demolition was underway when they were taken, the photos must date from 1976. I see there is an ornate letter "R" on the decorative panel adjacent to the proscenium.
Buster: As far as I know, the Rowland was the only purpose-built theater in Wilkinsburg. The town might have had some earlier nickelodeon-style theaters in converted storefronts, but they'd have been long gone by the time the Rowland was demolished in 1976.
The March 29, 1952, issue of Boxoffice said that the 400-car drive-in under construction at Minden, Louisiana, by W.H. Cobb and Ruth Cheshire was expected to open about April 15.
Though William Cobb had been a partner with New Orleans theater magnate Joy Houck in the Joy Theatre on Pearl Street beginning in the early 1940s, Houck was not involved in the drive-in project. The June 30, 1951, issue of Boxoffice had reported that Cheshire and Cobb had purchased Houck's interest in Minden's walk-in Joy Theatre.
Presumably Cobb had Mr. Houck's permission to also use his name on the new drive-in, as I can't find any reports of a lawsuit growing out of that use, and the name remained Joy Drive-In until it closed.
Also it should be noted that the web page jimroy linked to says that Ruth Cheshire, who later remarried and became Ruth Lowe, bought out Cobb's interest in the theaters and operated the drive-in until it closed. There is no mention of Fox Theatres ever having any interest in the theaters in Minden.
Minden's theater history is a bit muddled and the sources have some conflicting (and probably some erroneous) information, but this web page says that the Rex Theatre on Pearl Street was the first house of that name in Minden, not the second, and that it was taken over by Joy Houck, remodeled, and renamed the Joy Theatre. The page says this happened in the 1940s, but the move of the Rex name had to have been in the 1930s. There are multiple sources indicating that the second Rex was operating by the later 1930s. I'm not sure when the first Rex became the Joy. The house might have been closed for some time before being remodeled and reopened.
Comparing various vintage photos with modern Google street views, I'm sure the page is correct that the Rex and the Joy were the same house, and I believe the correct address of the theaters is 114 Pearl Street (we have the Joy listed at 112, and the Rex at 116.) The vintage photo of the Rex at the top of this page shows that the theater was in a building adjacent to the building in which the historical museum is now located. Though many Internet sources say that the museum is in the Rex building, that is clearly not the case. The subsequent photo on the museum's web page shows that the museum entrance is in the space that in the vintage photo is occupied by a dry cleaning establishment.
This web page has a ca.1951 photo of the joy and shows that there was a building to the right of it. That was the building at 112 Pearl, which ends at an alley and never had an adjacent building on that side. This web page has a photo of the Joy taken at the same time from a different angle, and the brick pier of the museum building can be dimly seen at left.
The museum's own web site says that in the 1950s the Joy was next door to the building now occupied by the museum. The building has been remodeled, and the streamline modern front of the Joy replaced by a brick facade. I have no doubt that the Rex and the Joy were the same theater, and their address is 114 Pearl Street. Our pages for the two theaters should be combined.
Also, our vintage photo of the Rex displays advertising for the 1934 Shirley Temple movie Baby Take a Bow, so the Rex was still operating at this location at least that late.
I found one source, an elderly resident of Minden named Juanita Agan, who said in an article published (or more likely re-published) in the October 7, 2015, issue of the Minden Press-Herald that the Brownie was a different theater than the Rex. She recalls " I remember it as the Scout Theatre, others remember further back when it was called the Brownie Theatre or later it was the Tower Theater."
The Rex was in a building that was built in 1902 as the First Baptist Church. This Rex was not the first of the name, but the second. According to this web page Edgar Hand owned the original Rex Theatre on Pearl Street. In the early 1940s it was taken over by Joy Houck, remodeled and renamed the Joy Theatre, and Hand moved the Rex to its second location. The page is probably wrong about the time of the move, as there are several sources saying that the second Rex was in operation in the 1930s. The photo of the Rex on this page is dated 1937. A slightly later photo in John A. Agan's book Lost Minden shows an updated theater, probably in 1939 or 1940, decorated for the local premier of Gone With the Wind (on page 17 of the Google Books preview.)
I'm not sure when the second Rex closed, but at some point it was demolished to provide parking space for the Minden Medical Center.
The address 203 N. Broadway is obsolete. At some point Minden reassigned addresses, and the site of the Rex is now in the 800 block, though I don't know exactly where. It must have been in the vicinity of a low brick building called the Minden Medical Pavilion, which is apparently an annex to the medical center, but which has a Morrell Street address.
The Joy Theatre closed in 1964, according to an article about the closing of the Joy Drive-In in 1981, which can be found on the web page I linked to in my previous comment.
Though it duplicates some of the information on the page jimroy linked to, this web page has additional information and includes a scan of part of a newspaper article about the closing of the theater from July, 1981 (difficult to read because the scan is too small.) The final night of operation at the Joy Drive-In was August 2, 1981.
113 N. Broadway is the wrong address for the Tower Theatre. According to the caption of a photo on page 21 of Lost Minden, by John A. Agan (Google Books preview) the Tower Theatre was in what is now the 600 block of Main Street. However, comparing the vintage photo showing the Tower with modern street view it can be seen that the theater's entrance was actually in the building now occupied by the Main Street Barber Shop, at 711 Main Street.
The entrance was quite narrow and the auditorium must have extended behind the adjacent City Drug Store. In satellite view the back of this building has an odd slope to its roof, and I suspect that it might have been partly demolished. I don't see how it could have accommodated 600 seats if it hadn't been bigger at one time. It's possible that the building once extended all the way to Monroe Street.
There is a ca.1951 photo of the Joy Theatre on this web page, along with a few reminiscences by locals. The rest of the page is mostly about the Joy Drive-In.
Map web sites can't find a Palton Street in Minden. This web page mentions the Cozy only briefly, even though it is titled "Cozy Theater and Me", but does say that the theater "…was located behind the stores on back street." Map sites can't find Back Street, either, but Lost Minden, by John A. Agan (Google Books preview) says that Back Street was long the name of the street that is now called Broadway Street.
I don't think the theater's address would be 112 Broadway, though, as that's an area where three streets come together and it doesn't look as though there would have been room for stores with a theater behind them at that spot. Possibly Palton Street was an alley which has been removed.
The State Theatre's entrance was on Beale Street, so its address should be 304 Beale.
It's not unusual for a building housing both a theater and offices or other uses to have two architects. J.B. White was a well known local architect in Ardmore, and so would have been a logical choice to handle a major local project, but had probably never designed a theater.
Leonard H. Bailey was an Oklahoma City architect who had experience designing theaters, and was probably brought in by the owners to handle that portion of the project. White, being local, was most likely also the supervising architect who oversaw the construction.
The architect's name as given in the 1922 Manufacturers Record item I cited in my previous comment (Bruce Mitchell) was surely erroneous. One of the area's noted architects during the period when the Palms was built was Bruce P. Kitchell. He was a master of the Spanish Colonial Revival style, and designed at least one other West Palm Beach theater, the Stanley (later the Palace.) It was most likely Kitchell who designed the Palms.
The March 5, 1923, issue of Motion Picture News ran a long article about the Stanley Theatre. The house, which had opened on November 11, 1922, was designed in the Spanish style by architect Bruce P. Kitchell. Kitchell, who originally practiced in Newark, New Jersey, later moved to Palm Beach and was for a while an associate of Addison Mizner.
Here is a scan of the article from the Internet Archive. Scroll down to see three additional photos of the house on the subsequent page of the magazine.
terrywade: This page is devoted to the original Bay Theatre, demolished and replaced by the Majestic Bay Theatres which opened on the same site in 2000. Click on the "Majestic Bay Theatres" link in the "Nearby Theatres" field on the right hand side of this page to open the page dedicated to the new theaters.
The Little Book of Wexford, by Nicky Rossiter, says that the Abbey Cinema opened on January 18, 1947, and originally had 1,000 seats. Seating was reduced when the balcony was closed in 1976.
This weblog post by Annemarie O'Connor reminisces about the Abbey Cinema, and says that it closed in the early 1990s.
The Little Book of Wexford, by Nicky Rossiter, says that the Capitol Cinema opened on February 15, 1931. The building had previously been occupied by a furniture store. An article published in November, 2002, announcing that the premises of the Capitol Cinema were being renovated for a return to retail use noted that the theater had been closed for eighteen years, so it closed around 1984.
The Little Book of Wexford, by Nicky Rossiter, says that the Cinema Palace officially opened on December 7, 1914, in an existing building that had been altered for use as a cinema. It closed in 1970.


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The exteriors are wonderful, thanks to the landscaped areas, which give colour to the house. The chlorinated 4 x 6 m pool (with a uniform depth of 1.6 m) is private. The terrace, of 25 m2, is furnished with a wooden table and chairs for 8 people and it has a chill-out area with rattan furniture. Under the porch, which is fully-equipped, you can spend great evenings cooking on the barbecue.
This 120 m2 house is distributed over one floor. There are three bedrooms (one twin-bedded and two double-bedded) and the extra guest is accommodated on a folding bed. Two cots are available if needed. There are two bathrooms with a shower each, one of which is situated next to the pool.
The living-dining room is spectacular. You can relax on the sofa while enjoying a good reading, listening to music, or watching satellite TV. The dining area has a large rustic table to enjoy meals with family and friends. The fitted kitchen has a gas cooker and is equipped with everything you need to cook without a problem. There are board games for children to play and have fun during your stay. The house has a washing machine, an iron and an ironing board.
Santa Margalida is situated in the centre of the island, so it is very easy to get anywhere in a reasonable time. The area is mainly rural and mostly inhabited by local people, so there is not much tourism and you can discover the authentic Mallorca. Even so, in Santa Margalida you will find a supermarket, a pharmacy, a bank, a sports centre, cafes and some restaurants.
Just a 15-minute drive away, there are the beautiful beaches of Ses Casetes des Capellans and Can Picafort, with crystal clear waters and white sand. You can spend a lovely day at the sandy beach and enjoy delicious cocktails and paellas in any of the beach clubs and restaurants of the area, with breathtaking sea views. The promenade of Can Picafort is a lively area in contrast to Platja de Muro, which is very quiet. Port d'Alcúdia and Pollença are located nearby.
No pets allowed in the property.
Outdoor parking space for 3 cars.
Check with the advertiser for possible additional charges.
Hosting events is not permitted in the property.
Beach: 8.5 km - Can Picafort
Airport: 57.7 km - Son Sant Joan Airport
Golf course: 22 km – Alcanada Golf
Town: 2 km - Santa Margalida
Train station: 13 km - Sa Pobla
Bus stop: 2 km - Santa Margalida
Ferry: 20 km - Port d'Alcúdia
Hospital: 20 km - Inca
Check-out: 10.00h
Very late check-in (from midnight has an extra cost of 50 €
Damage deposit: 300 EUR (will be returned cash on your departure day)
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We were five persons and stayed for one week.
This apartment is located in a calm environment. Additional big points were that you can park your car nearby, the grocery is just around the corner (2 minutes to walk), the app. is clean and a big kitchen with all the needed utensils is provided.If you'd like to rent a bike there is also a big bike rental shop nearby.
In the end, we like to thank you for the good service before and during our stay as well!
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Nice local neighbours, tremendous view and comfortable terrace, tasteful modern furniture. Sea and snorkel area just a view steps ahead. We can absolutely recommend it.
A very nice, big house in the old town. With arches from 1771! We enjoyed it very much.
The house is great. You have enough room, beautiful pool and everything is clean. Two minor issues: 1. The owner can only speak Spanish, so that can be difficult. 2. The bed in one of the rooms was clearly at the end of his life.
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HB 22 - Primary Sponsor Mary Margaret Oliver. HB 22 sets out additional procedures and enhanced financial requirements for creation of new cities.
HB 619 - Primary Sponsor Mary Margaret Oliver. HB 619 passed in 2013 and allows an area in unincorporated DeKalb that adjoins Chamblee to vote to be annexed into Chamblee.
HB 665 - Primary Sponsor Mary Margaret Oliver. HB 665 is a placeholder bill to create a new city of Briarcliff/Druid Hills.
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SB 275 - Primary Sponsor Jason Carter. SB 275 would create a new city of Lavista Hills.
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The International University of Sarajevo (IUS) is a private university located in the capital city Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The university was established by the Foundation for the Development of Education in 2004-2005.[citation needed] IUS is open to students from all over the world, and the language of instruction and communication is English. It offers four year education according to Bologna system (model 4+1+3 with B.S. and B.A. diplomas).
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IUS has the largest and modern campus in the region.[1]
The majority of the students attending the university are Turkish citizens. Students from Bosnian national background are favoured in fees and scholarships.[2]
University Administration[edit]
The university has a Board of Trustees and an Executive Board, headed by Prof. Dr. Hasan Zuhuri Sarıkaya. Rector is Prof. Dr. Yucel Ogurlu. Prof.Dr. Yücel Oğurlu is an administrative law specialist and professional manager at Universities and some Humanitarian Associations.
The university comprises the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Business and Public Administration, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences , the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Education. IUS also organizes an English Language School (ELS) to provide intensive English Language instruction.[3]
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Science[edit]
The Faculty of Engineering and Natural Science (FENS) [4] offers the B.Sc. degrees in Genetics and Bioengineering (BIO), Computer Science and Engineering (CS), Software Engineering (SE), Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EE), Industrial Engineering (IE), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Architecture (ARCH)
Faculty of Business Administration[edit]
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The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS)[6] offers the B.Sc. degrees in Visual Arts and Communication Design (VACD), Cultural Studies (CULT), Social and Political Science (SPS), English Language & Literature (ELIT), Psychology (PSY) FASS publishes an online semiannual refereed journal Epiphany that has been added to the Directory of Open Access Journals.
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Table of Contents
Preface xi
About the Authors xvii
Chapter 1 Strategy Development and the Strategic Mindset 1
What You Will Learn 1
What Is Strategy? 1
Development of the Strategic Mindset 8
Clear Vision, Focused Strategy, and Understanding by the Leadership 9
Focus on the Customer 9
Change Is Relentless 13
Search for a Better Way 13
Decision-Making Role of the Marketplace 14
Need for a Champion 15
Tradeoffs in Courses of Action 16
Beware of Growing and Shrinking at the Same Time-Market Share Is the Key 16
Force and Focus 18
Unique Selling Proposition 22
Creating Barriers for Competitors' Entry and Minimizing Barriers for Self Exit 29
Diversion and Dissuasion 30
Growth in the Present Market 30
Fall on Your Sword 31
Summary 32
Questions for Discussion 33
Notes 34
Chapter 2 Understanding the Strategic, Business, and Marketing Planning Process 36
What You Will Learn 36
Resolving the Confusion: Relating the Marketing Plan to the Business Plan to the Strategic Plan 36
Strategic Plan 37
Business Plan 39
Marketing Plan 42
The Process of Starting a New Venture-What It Might Look Like 48
When the Customer View Is Different From Your View 51
The Overall Strategic and Marketing Model 53
Summary 55
Questions for Discussion 56
Notes 56
Chapter 3 The Challenge of a Competitive Marketplace 57
What You Will Learn 57
The External Environment 57
Environmental Trends 58
The Growing Use of Technology 68
The Increase in Competition 71
Shifts in the Corporate Market 79
Summary 81
Questions for Discussion 82
Notes 82
Chapter 4 Step 1: Conducting the Internal/External Assessment 86
What You Will Learn 86
The Assessment Process 86
The Environment 93
The Market and Its Needs 97
The Competition 101
Internal Capability 106
Marketing Activities 108
Market Research 113
Summary 127
Questions for Discussion 129
Notes 129
Chapter 5 Step 2: Creating the Mission, Vision, and Critical Success Factors 130
What You Will Learn 130
Establishing the Context 130
Constituent Participation 131
Understanding the Difference Between Vision and Mission 133
Should We Create Broad or Narrow Strategy? 136
Stating the Mission 141
Defining the Vision 143
Tools to Work Through the Vision Conversation 143
What Should a Good Vision Statement Look Like? 150
Critical Success Factors 152
What Next? Who Does What? 153
Summary 154
Questions for Discussion 155
Notes 156
Further Reading 156
Chapter 6 Step 3: The Strategy/Action Match 157
What You Will Learn 157
Perspectives on Strategy 157
Developing the Strategy/Action Match 165
Strategy Options 176
Setting Marketing Objectives 193
Summary 194
Questions for Discussion 196
Notes 196
Chapter 7 Step 4: Determining Marketing Actions 198
What You Will Learn 198
Devising Tactics 198
Product/Service 200
Distribution 214
Pricing 224
Promotion 234
Advertising 238
Sales 250
Summary 261
Questions for Discussion 262
Notes 263
Chapter 8 Step 5: Integration of the Marketing Plan with the Business Plan and the Strategic Plan 268
What You Will Learn 268
The Necessity of Integration 268
Integration of Plans with Other Management Functions 269
Integration Within the Organization's Portfolio 273
Summary 275
Questions for Discussion 275
Chapter 9 Step 6: The Approval and Monitoring Process 276
What You Will Learn 276
An End and a Beginning 276
Approval Process: Establishing Guidelines for Selecting Among Alternative Plans 276
Monitoring Systems 283
The Balanced Scorecard 287
The Need for Contingency Plans 290
Planning for Next Year 290
Summary 291
Questions for Discussion 291
Notes 291
Further Reading 292
Chapter 10 Conclusion 293
What You Will Learn 293
Strategy versus Tactics 293
Planning Issues 294
The Future of Strategy and Marketing 300
Questions for Discussion 306
Notes 306
Appendix A Consolidated List of Key Questions to Ask in Analysis 307
Consolidation of Key Questions Used in Conducting an Internal/External Analysis 307
The Environment and the Market 307
The Competitive Environment 308
Internal Capability 309
Marketing Activities 310
Products and Services 311
Pricing Strategy 311
Sales Force 312
Promotion Strategy 312
Distribution Strategy 313
Conclusion 313
Appendix B Sample Strategic and Marketing Plan 314
Case Study: The Metz Clinic in the Community of Greentree 314
Background Situation 314
External and Internal Data 317
Summary of Data Important to the Metz Clinic Strategy Process as Voted on by the Physician Owners 323
Metz Clinic Five Forces Exercise 324
Metz Clinic Strategic Plan 325
The Metz Clinic Marketing Plan 2012 328
Case Questions for Discussion 332
Appendix C Model Short-Form Consolidated Strategic and Marketing Plan for Smaller Clinical Organizations 333
Metz Clinic Combined Strategic and Business Plan 334
Metz Clinic Strategic Plan 334
Metz Clinic Business Plan 334
Index 336
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Tenon Vegetarian Cuisine
Japanese cuisine vegetarian restaurant. Offers bento meals and sushi rolls. Or choose all-you-can-eat deals.
Category: Vegan-friendly, Japanese, Buffet, Take-out
Reviews (13)First Review by changsheng
Fantastic All-You-Can-Eat Sushi!!! - Edit
I love that all vegetarian all-you-can-eat sushi actually exists! The selection was great, although not as much at lunch time. All the sushi was fantastic. The only downside was that certain rolls had mayo in them, so not vegan, but I've heard you can ask them to swap avocado in for them, so maybe next time I go, I'll try that!
Pros: Delicious Sushi, Quaint Atmosphere
Cons: Less Selection at Lunch, Not Totally Vegan, But Close
Great service and all-you-can-eat deal - Edit
This restaurant offered an incredibly vegan-friendly menu with a plethora of choices. I took my brother and his roommate out and they were very pleasantly surprised that everything was vegan and so delicious. The all-you-can-eat option is a great deal and allows you to try a number of different items. The staff were very kind and attentive as well, adding to the experience. Would definitely go again!
Pros: Large menu, Friendly staff, Good value
sweet find! - Edit
Had a great date night here! We had a lovely private room with tea and miso soup to start (nice surprise!). I ordered the sushi bento box - avocado, sweet potato tempura & radish. Yum! Our waitress surprised us with beautifully displayed orange for dessert. I am so excited to have found a delicious veg resto closer than downtown Toronto and not raw. PS. my husband got the Chicken Teriyaki and he said it was amazing.
Pros: Lots of vegan options, vegan sushi, nice atmospher
all you can eat sushi - Edit
This place is absolutely amazing. I would rank it among my top restaurants of all time.
We have returned here a few times since our initial visit and it has been consistently wonderful. The food is always fresh and the service friendly. The only change from our prior review is that our new favorite is the King mushroom sushi roll.
We stopped here on our way home from Toronto. They have a large menu you can order from or a shorter menu from which you can chose all you can eat for $14. (Price higher at supper time)
We went for the all you can eat menu. We shared numerous appetizers, noodle dishes, and sushi. Everything was wonderful.
My son's favorite item was the crispy avocado roll. (sushi with avocado and tempura) My daughter loved the sushi pizza and the seaweed salad. I was't fond of the seaweed salad as the texture was too chewy but my daughter loved it.
The pizza had a thick crispy rice crust covered with diced ingredients.
My husband's favorite was the "beef" noodle dish.
We all liked the yummy crispy and the crispy fish. We also had the yam and the broccoli tempura. Next time we go we will order fewer fried items and more sushi
The desert consisted of a single scoop of ice cream which was good because we were all stuffed by then. We loved the red bean and the mango ice cream.
This is a place I plan to return to.
Updated from previous review on Thursday August 28, 2014
Pros: fast friendly service, fresh delicious food
A HIT with the whole fam! - Edit
The staff was very pleasant. There are so many options and we went for the all you can eat menu with a side of an order from the -al a carte menu- all the options we ordered were delicious. Definitely going back!
Pros: Menu, Price, Staff
Our favourite spot in the GTA - Edit
We've had a dozen dishes there in the past few months and have loved every one of them. Can't praise this place enough. The vegan sushi is incredible (caterpillar role is one of my favorites) and the orange chicken, satay, wonton soup, and basil eggplant are not to be missed. Just about everything on the menu is vegan (I think just the desserts aren't) and the staff is incredibly kind. Highly recommend Tenon. Just wish they were a bit closer to downtown!
Pros: delicious, fair prices , well presented
Cons: bit far from downtown
Great for vegans - Edit
If they'd just replace the mayo with vegan mayo, nearly the entire menu would be vegan. We come here for the all-you-can-eat sushi and leave stuffed and in heaven. $21.99 for dinner, and worth every penny.
They received and award from PETA for Top 10 vegan sushi restos in North America. Well deserved.
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Ken4057 Since I wrote this review they have updated their menu and now understand what items are vegan and what aren't. If they bought some vegan mayo it would make nearly everything vegan, but they really try hard otherwise. Five Happy Cows!
Top 10? Number 1! - Edit
This place is great! The all-you-can-eat sushi deal is the best!They will make as many of there sushi menu items as you can eat. don't leave any leftovers! They we very vegan friendly, pointing out what was and adapting anything we wanted. Presentation is very impressive. The sweet potato rolls and the caterpillar were our favourites
Pros: vegan sushi!, lots of options, friendly staff
Great restaurant! - Edit
I love this place! They have beautiful decor and the restaurant is very clean. I have eaten here a couple times and will continue to go back. They offer all you can eat as well as the regular menu. The times that I have had all you can eat were great because I got to try a great variety of dishes, if you plan on eating a lot it's worth it. I would definitely recommend the tempura, the chicken teriyaki bento box and the crispy avocado rolls. They also offer a variety of vegan sashimi which is neat and looks really close to the real thing but I have never been a fan of seafood myself. I did try the crab rolls which tasted too much like the real thing for me (like the ocean!) but if you like crab then I would recommend it.
Pros: Excellent food, Great staff, Nice decor
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Kim.c I forgot to mention that I am a vegan and the staff were very helpful by telling me which items on the menu are vegan. There have been a couple of times when I almost ordered something with egg or dairy without knowing and the server pointed out that it was not vegan, so definitely let the staff know before you order if you are vegan or have any allergies.
Delicious, original, incredible food!! - Edit
Putting it simply: GO! You will not be disappointed. Possibly the only vegetarian sushi restaurant in the GTA. And, by vegetarian, I mean NO FISH. They offer mock sashimi, creative sushi rolls, tempura, teriyaki etc. The owner/chef says the ingredients are all unique for North America and imported from Japan. The variety, presentation and flavor combinations in the sushi are the chef's own inspiration, and that makes this fairly nondescript restaurant in a strip mall so enthralling. Worth the trip out to the boonies for sure. The restaurant is not vegan, as they use eggs and mayonnaise and cheese in certain dishes, so be sure to inquire. However, the chef understands the vegan diet and can easily accommodate. We had a few of the sushis without the mayo, for example, but it was so flavorful, I wonder why he would need the mayo in the first place (he subs avocado for mayo - brilliant). Anyway, you must try this place, to help support this culinary artist's vision of sushi, to enjoy uniquely delicious food, and possibly inspire copycats so that as vegans, we can enjoy more than just cucumber and avocado rolls at the neighborhood sushi place. YUM!
Pros: Food, Price/Value, Originality
Cons: Distance from DT, Parking is tight at peak times, Not all vegan
OMG! Love it!!! - Edit
It's amazing, This #1 place I ever had that I can enjoy eating so much various Japanese dishes here. I always go to this restaurant when I visit Toronto. The Best!!!
Pros: excellent food, healthy cuisine, good value
Cons: good service, efficient
Sushi - Edit
The veggie salmon sushi there are really good and also the veggie shrimp tempura. Really good place to go! Strongly recommend!
best cuisine - Edit
excellent veggie sushi and party tray for the holiday.
Pros: excellent food, good value, healthy cuisine
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Zamboanga City, May 6, 2014 — The Interfaith Harmony Partners of Zamboanga, a local coalition led by Silsilah Dialogue Movement, won a prestigious interfaith prize for spearheading the 3rd World Interfaith Harmony Week in Mindanao. His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan conferred the award in a ceremony at the Royal Hashemite Court in Amman, Jordan on April 27.
Held annually in Zamboanga City since 2012, the Interfaith Harmony Week promotes the use of dialogue among different faiths and religions. The annual celebration is in response to a U.N. General Assembly Resolution setting aside the first week of February of every year for activities that promote interfaith harmony.
Fr. Sebastiano d' Ambra and Prof. Alih Ayub of Silsilah received the award on behalf of the Zamboanga Interfaith Harmony partners. In his remarks after receiving the award, Fr. d' Ambra expressed gratitude to King Abdullah II for recognizing the coalition's efforts in Mindanao and for promoting interfaith dialogue and harmony in the world.
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From the drop of the green on a smooth, racey surface, fans knew they were in for a show, as cars moved to the inside, outside and middle grooves, all in an effort to find the fastest line. For the first 10 laps, it was as equal as can be, as Kovski on the low side and Oedewaldt up on the top stayed glued together in a battle for the lead, with Kovski controlling the scoreboard for the first six laps before Oedewaldt was able to nose ahead off of turn four for three straight laps. Weisser, who might have even been a tick faster than the leaders, darted back and forth between high, low and middle grooves looking for an opening as the three perfectly handling cars raced within inches of each other, but never touching.
On lap 15, Kovski started to stretch in out a little bit as the top groove finally lost a little grip, and he carried on for the win, besting Oedewaldt to the line by about a second, with Weisser settling for third just behind the Z1 of Oedewaldt.
Kelly Kovski and Todd Bates took similar paths to win their respective features last Saturday night at Spoon River Speedway, each using lapped traffic to overtake the leader and each going on to win at the 1st Gerald Denney Memorial Topless Races at The Spoon.
The Memorial event for one of the founders of Spoon River Speedway, Gerald Denney, who along with brother Morey built a track in the middle of a cornfield in Fulton County over 30 years, was attached to the annual "topless" races, where drivers and teams are encouraged to take the fabricated roofs off of their race cars to give fans an intimate look at the drivers in action.
The evening got off to an emotional start when Morey Denney spoke fondly over the PA system about his late brother, fighting tears to tell the story of how he approached Gerald with the idea to build a dirt track, to which Gerald responded, "brother, you've had a lot of dumd ideas…and this one is the dumbest", and ending with "here we are, years later, still making a go of it, thanks to Gerald."