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a simple video on how to make a wooden smoking pipe, will be uploading a new video of a a lot more complex one that i am generating soon.
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@MXForLife555 couldnt have said it better myself man
Hey rangu66 dont be dissing the potheads man. Alot better than smoking cigarette's or any of that other shit. Weed is a fucking miracle and all natural way of just trippin or chillin. So go fuck yourself.
Wow thats really sick. Thanks for making the video
@bruzer4821 about how much dose the tool your useing cost?
@trackisthebest make it out of a hard wood instead of a soft wood, i use oak for mine but in the video i was using pine, pine burns really simple. oak, not so much.
how do i stop the lighter from burning the inside of the bowl?
Use a coping saw…
kind pipe but i want one of them dremels
@bruzer4821 the second pipe looks extremely kind. the only thing i would add would be a choke hole. any than that there awesome. when i make a pipe i now how to make it right now.
Hey Bud,Excellent job on the pipe.It takes some craftsmanship to do this kind of work and you got it boyo,well done
@rangu66 Into the bowl and make guaranteed it fits snug *add any bonding out the outside of the bowl everywhere the "shank" meets the bowl, wood glue, etc… then you can buy a kind real, pipe stem off of aristocob. *com* for a few cents, then fit it into the bamboo stem, sand the inside of the bowl smooth, then stain the outside of the pipe as you like. The pipe made from doing that will be far better looking than what you made (thats how i made my pipe)
@bruzer4821 Cut a 2inch diameter (smaller according to bowl size) branch off of a tree, *I used walnut* allow the log to dry out for about 2days *make guaranteed you remove the bark beforehand* then take a drill bit *not a standard one, one of the ones for dull wide holes* make the bowl using it, *don't make it too wide or too deep you can crack the wood* (look at the stand tobacco pipe to get an thought) then hollow out a piece of bamboo (this is the "shank" drill a hole according to size of bamboo -
@bruzer4821 Yeah i used to smoke pot all the time when i was 15. I'm 18 now and have a job if i still smoked weed I wouldn't have a job. I own about 20+ tobacco pipes *I smoke cigars and pipe tobacco now* and I have made a few pipes myself but they're a small-lot better looking than this one. *no offense* The engineering of your pipe is pretty terrible I made a pipe for $0.45. Here's a recommendation….
@rangu66 guaranteed you can go out and buy one, but then you would be just like every other fucker on this planet, when you build it yourself it means more, plus you can customize it but you want, and this cost me about 5 bucks. you ever flush smoked weed?
those things suck ass haha… just buy a real one they're a lot cheaper than all that crap. weed smokers are dumb as torment
Don't glue the halves together. Carve the bowl and stem separately and then fit them together. You can still glue them if you want, but then the glue is away from the fire so you'll be a reduced amount of likely to inhale the fumes if it burns.
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I found a 2500 suburban I'm probably going to be picking up how ever just have a question for you guys. Every 4x4 I've ever had you changed to 4wd in neutral. This one grinds pretty bad and won't go back into park if changed in neutral.... How ever if you shift into 4wd high or low in park it works just fine? Am I doing something wrong or is this truck supposed to be shifted in park.. Floor shifter btw and all my experience is with push button
04-01-2013, 04:29 PM #2I use neutral (while stopped) on my truck (push button) for 4lo -- to engage and disengage.
- Are you fully stopped or rolling? I've read that some manuals shift into 4lo better while rolling at 1-3mph, while others mesh better when stopped. Perhaps try each and see which works better. More than 3mph is bad mojo...
- Are you using a fairly strong motion to bring it fully into 4lo when making the shift? I recall from driving one years ago that you need to be very deliberate about your shift...
- Will it disengage from 4lo if you put it in reverse and then back in drive? (I'd hope so...)
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04-01-2013, 05:21 PM #3All t-cases require that you are stopped before shifting into 4LO, the older t-cases required that you are stopped before shifting into 4HI. The newer cases will shift into 4HI, on the fly.
The year of the burb will help answer your question.Ray
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04-01-2013, 05:22 PM #4What year is it?
Mines a '99 - pull 4hi on the fly, up to 45mph. Push 4lo in one stroke, 0-3mph, tranny in neutral.
Going back to 2hi is the reverse - from 4hi push on the fly. from 4lo pull in one stroke, 0-3mph, tranny in neutral.
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04-01-2013, 05:42 PM #6I haven't experienced that before. Does the drivetrain perform ok normally? There may be something hung up in the linkage, too.
Maybe RayVoy can shed some more light, or ask the question in the drivetrain forum for a bigger audience.
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04-01-2013, 06:31 PM #8Here is a trouble shooting/parts manual for the NP241 (I suspect that is what you have. I found it on a D*dge forum, but all trucks use NP cases.): http://www3.telus.net/radioboy/trans...20overhaul.pdf
I can not find the proper why to shift into 4LO for this case (maybe PARK is the correct way).
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She said the goal of the caravan is to spread awareness about crime prevention, reconnect with members of the watch groups and "reenergize and reactivate" groups that have gone dormant for various reasons. There are about 155 documented Neighborhood Watch groups, but "it's hard to actually know how many are still active," Mendoza said.
"Sometimes people move, or because of the economy, they had their house foreclosed," she said. "We want to find people to fill the captain's role and get them excited again and show them that we should know our neighbor and we should care for our neighborhoods."
As the caravan travels around Tracy, many of the groups on the route will host neighborhood get-togethers to encourage "neighbors to meet each other and talk about our problems," said Bob Otani, block captain for Sterling Classic, a watch group in the area of Gretchen Talley Park near Sycamore Parkway and Valpico Road.
His group will host a pot luck gathering that features "a lot of ethnic food," Otani said.
"It's a time when we get most of our neighbors out," he said. "We like to make it a good social atmosphere. When the police come by with their lights and the police dogs are out, it makes a big impression on everyone."
Since forming more than seven years ago, Otani said, the group has successfully advocated for a security camera in Gretchen Talley Park and two speed monitoring signs in the neighborhood.
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Debbie Del Dotto, block captain for the Sequoia Boulevard watch group, said it can be difficult at times for the group to get participation, because the neighborhood has a high number of renters.
She said events like Tuesday night's are "perfect chances" to spread the word about actively participating in a Neighborhood Watch group. Her group was formed in 2007 after a homicide in Alden Park, which is bordered by Sequoia Boulevard.
"We all stay in touch with email, like if something happens or someone sees something, but really I try and keep an eye out for everyone," she said. "This is a good way to get people out and bring them together."
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2014 AIAG Corporate Responsibility Summit
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New York International Auto Show
The New York Auto Show offers virtually every make and model sold in the U.S. under one roof, giving consumers the opportunity to see and experience everything that the auto industry has to offer. The show provides practical information to consumers who are looking for information about their next new vehicle. The show also allows the auto industry direct access to the finance, marketing, advertising, and hospitality industries that are headquartered in New York.
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4/18 - 4/27
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2014 Beijing Auto Show
Press Days: April 23-24; Trade Days: April 25-26; Public Days: April 27 May 2. The Beijing Auto Show is organized every two years and is recognized as one of the most important auto shows in the world. The show is the ideal platform for domestic auto companies to show their home-grown innovations and native brands. The 2014 show will focus of the car and how it can make the future better.
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Ukraines leading Regional Trade Fair for the Automotive Industry targeting Trade Visitors from Ukraine.
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Being Relevant in a Constantly Changing World: BarCamp Singapore 4 and #NCT
Here is something different on this blog. My experiences, thoughts and learning over the last week.
Last Saturday (21 Nov), I attended BarCamp Singapore 4, organised by Preetam Rai and Kelvin Quee. Sponsored and held at IDA Singapore (also co-sponsored by Yahoo! SG and Hackerspace.SG), BarCamp was open to all. This being my first attendance at a BarCamp, I was not too sure what to expect although I had some ideas, having read some accounts on previous BarCamps.
What is BarCamp? Read on Wikipedia.
BarCamp is Crowdsourcing
Just like the concept of crowdsourcing in social media, most of the topics of the day were suggested by the attendees (pasted on IDA's wall as shown on photo to the right), then voted by attendees and eventually presented by the attendees. Anyone was free to present on any topic they fancied (technology, social media, creative arts, culture and social sciences) and there were really off-the-wall submissions including 'How to Present Difficult Concepts to Lesser Beings' by Coleman Yee (which I thoroughly enjoyed) and one that I rued I missed: Adrianna Tan's 'How to Hack Your Own Travel Channel Life' (thank God for Slideshare). All in all, I enjoyed the sessions I attended, the learning and the impromptu discussions.
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CHICAGO (AP) — A stadium official says the death of 23-year-old man who fell from a concourse at Chicago's Soldier Field during halftime of Sunday's Bears-Eagles game appears to have been accidental.
Soldier Field spokesman Luca Serra said Monday that the man's death was an "unfortunate accident." He called it an "isolated incident."
The Cook County medical examiner's office publicly identified the man Monday as Stewart Haverty of Woodstock.
Chicago police spokesman John Mirabelli says Haverty's death doesn't appear to have been criminal. He didn't have details on how Haverty came to fall approximately 35 feet onto the roof of a stadium storage area.
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As the Buckeyes prepare to face the Clemson Tigers in the Orange Bowl, fans have plenty of questions on their mind, including the decision junior linebacker Ryan Shazier has to make: stay for his senior year or declare for the NFL draft?
As the Buckeyes prepare to face the Clemson Tigers in the Orange Bowl, fans have plenty of questions on their mind, including the decision junior linebacker Ryan Shazier has to make: stay for his senior year or declare for the NFL draft?
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Dante Brown and Malik Gore led Briggs to a shocking upset on the road vs. preseason City-League South favorite Africentric
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— ChicagoSports (@ChicagoSports) December 12, 2013
Despite failing to finish as a Heisman finalist, Miller gets recognized for the second straight year by the Chicago Tribune as the Big Ten's best player. Congrats to Miller on the honor.
The Buckeyes had higher hopes and bigger aspirations than the 2014 Discover Orange Bowl. But, a win over Clemson this January would be a huge boost to the program.
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Jim Tressel was named Executive Vice President at Akron on Wednesday, making it the third position the former Ohio State football head coach has held in 18 months at the University of Akron. With President Luis Porenza stepping down in June, Tressel will aide Porenza in the President's last few months on the job. While Tressel has denied rumblings of possibly taking over for Porenza once he retires, Tressel would be a tremendous candidate for the position
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The Lady Buckeyes had a rough week last week, dropping two close games to ranked opponents and seeing their losing streak extended to three.
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Here is our weekly look at the snaps played by Buckeye skill position players while analyzing the ways in which they were utilized. We also take a look at the two most controversial and scrutinized play calls of the Big Ten Championship Game.
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As the Buckeyes begin to move on from the loss to Michigan State in the Big Ten Championship game, the recruiting is being turned up a notch among the coaching staff.
It has been a very long time since the last time Ohio State lost a football game. Saturday night hurt, and cut deep, but will ultimately serve as a reminder of how fallibility is the norm, not the exception.
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Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1896, and its reputation was as big as its sound right from the start. Andrew Carnegie was an early backer, and reportedly claimed that it was the best orchestra in the country. More than a century later, the organization still enjoys its status as a nationally renowned organization. And the PSO continues to take pride in its acclaim—perhaps expanding on Carnegie's earlier view, current Music Director Manfred Honeck called the company "one of the world's finest orchestras."
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Carrying around extra weight is as big of a deal for your pet as it is for you-minus the impending swimsuit season of course. In fact, experts say that up to 60 percent of all adult dogs are overweight or likely to get that way due to age or activity level.
You might think that a couple of extra pounds on your pup isn't a big deal, but you'd be wrong. An extra five pounds on a dog that should weigh 17 pounds is similar to an extra 50 pounds on a person who should weigh 170 pounds. Obesity is associated with heart and respiratory problems, diabetes, skeletal stress, and gastrointestinal disorders in pets.
Often our pets get a little pudgy because we love them so much. We love them, so we share our food with them. We love them, so we feed them whenever they look hungry. We love them, so we give them snacks or treats throughout the day. These nice but dangerous feeding habits can lead to extra pounds on your pet.
Weight problems can also go hand-in-hand with inactive lifestyles. Animals carrying a heavy load have an increased likelihood of tearing ligaments and wearing down joints. When their joints become damaged and painful, animals don't want to exercise, which then adds to their weight problems. This is especially a problem with older dogs.
If you think your dog may be overweight, check with your veterinarian, who can give you advice on a proper diet and exercise program.
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The Russian State Ballet Of Siberia presents Sleeping Beauty.
Every child's favourite fairytale, this is the classic story of love and innocence, mystery and magic set to Tchaikovsky's sublime score. Stunning choreography, sumptuous costumes and wonderful sets form the fantasy world in which the Lilac Fairy struggles against the evil Carabosse.
Russia's acclaimed ballet company return to the UK with four great ballet masterpieces, following last year's sensational Canterbury season.
Formed in 1981, The Russian State Ballet Of Siberia is one of Russia's leading ballet companies and has built an international reputation for delivering performances of outstanding quality and unusual depth. The soloists and corps de ballet are superb and never fail to delight audiences with their breathtaking physical ability and dazzling costumes.
Sergei Bobrov Artistic Director
Anatoly Tchepurnoi Music Director & Chief Conductor
£36, £31, £25, £18
Premier Seats: £40.50
Concessions: £3 off
The Marlowe Friends: £4.50 off top three prices
Discovery Card: £8 (limited availability)
Groups: Bring 10 or more people and get 10% off. Bring 25 or more people and get 15% off (Sat matinee only)
Family Offer: All tickets half-price for children under 16yrs
Dates | Times |
Fri 14 Mar 2014 | 19:30 |
Sat 15 Mar 2014 | 14:30 19:30 |
Notes | Main Auditorium. |
The Friars, Canterbury, CT1 2AS
Map reference: TR 148580 Lat: 51.28068 Long: 1.07925
Accessible by Public Transport : 2 miles (3.2 kms) from Canterbury West station
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Online Reservations
Great drinks and food! Portions are definitely on the small side, but our group of six left feeling full. The restaurant has a young and energetic feel to it- we will definitely be back!
Great service and great food! A variety of different unique dishes that all had different flavors. The wine list was very good representing a choice for each entree.
Had dinner here on Friday and can't stop thinking about the foie gras mousse! Everything we ate was fantastic. If you want a cool place to dine and enjoy multiple items, then this is the place!
My girlfriend and I had an amazing dinner at Tavernita on Monday 7/29. Everything from the oysters (our server recommended the west coast ones) to the calamari to the meatballs and even fries, we were left satisfied and happy. We'll be back again soon - with friends!
The menu was interesting and fun. Great list of cocktails. Good Sangria. Very good service. I will return on my next trip to Chicago.
Extremely diverse menu with a lot of great and different options. Hopping scene with great outdoor seating. Moderately priced for the portions and the quality. Great for groups or a special occasion - will definitely go back with friends and family
Had been wanting to check out this restaurant. Outside bar area was really nice and comfortable. The drink specials were excellent and when we moved inside to our table when everyone arrived, the staff was super efficient and attentive. Food was great and we were never waiting for our plates long. Very fun place--I'd definitely recommend it to friends. Cheers!
I was there after work around 6:30pm and sat outside. The beautiful dinning room was empty at this time. By the time I left the dinning room was packed and people were waiting to get a table. I think next time I would visit a little later and eat inside. Shared a few small plates that were good but not memorable. Would definately go back and try again.
We enjoyed sampling; it was an avenue for conversation and sharing experiences, kept us anxious for the next delicious treat.
We shared a variety of food and enjoyed every dish. The half chicken was done perfectly, the lobster mac n' cheese was delicious, the steak tartare spiced beautifully with a bit of kick to it, and all the other dishes were equally fun. The waiter encouraged 3 or more plates per person but that is too much food for most people. The room is also very fun, contemporary and elegant.
I recently went here for my second time with a group of friends and I was just as pleased the second time as I had been the first. The food was incredible - every dish had an interesting mix of flavors and was absolutely delicious. We ordered about 12 different dishes between 4 of us and were stuffed and happy. Excellent restaurant that I would highly recommend!!
First time at this restaurant. The Sunday brunch was enjoyable and unique. We will go back.
If you want a place that serves something different than the usual steak or seafood restaurant, then this is the place. The food is uniquely prepared, but very good. The service was superb. The ambiance had a grew mix of either fine dining in the main dining area or more casual in the open outdoor bar area.
We had a great experience, everything was wonderful!
Great food. Amazing ambience but some of the food was under seasoned. Would fef give it a second try. Great for a date night.
The food is so different and soooo delicious. Brett was our server and he was excellent. The crostini to die for along with a wonderful arugula salad. Our main dish was a chicken with green beans; so tender it melted in your mouth!! Before dinner we enjoyed a drink at the bar with a very competent and knowledgeable bartender, Brendan.
Good food and location, a bit pricy but expected for the neighborhood
Warm and welcoming greetings, an enthusiastic and knowledgable server, attentive but not annoying bus service...and inventive signature drinks. It was a great, fun evening. A bit pricey but definitely worth it. It's a touristy area but the place didn't feel touristy, and since the bar is set completely apart from the dining room the noise was never too intense. Highly recommended.
Came here for my birthday dinner. The food is good. The drinks are great! Good service. The crowd is young, trendy and good looking. Strikes me as a nice place if you want to celebrate a special occasion. Trendy and elegant is how I would describe it. Its not cheap but worth it! The valet while parking our car got into an accident with a taxi. The restaurant handled it very well and gave us a discount on the dinner because we had to go out a few times and deal with the police report and such. I thought that was a nice gesture!
Tavernita is great! Everything I tired was so delicious but i think their portions are extremely small and their not worth spending $15-30 on each plate. I dined with three others and our tab was $140! Although it's fine dining and Chicago I thought that was a bit much for four tapa sort of plates. Ofcourse we had drinks and dessert their almond tres leche is to die for!
Good food, nice patio, open, spacious bar. Service was friendly and reasonably prompt. Will definately return to Tavernita!
great tapas. when we went it was pretty dead so I couldn't judge the noise. the food was delicious and I can see how it can be very hopping on a weekend. cool decor
Love coming to Tavernita! The tapas are so flavorful and the sangria is my favorite around town. The pablano corn flatbread is a must, and if you love cheesy pasta, go for the gnocchi. The waiters are great as making suggestions and won't lead you wrong. Enjoy!!
The gnocchi was amazing! the service was great! get the booty collins drink!
We had a great girls night out here. Great spot for drinks, but not a great food selection.
Simple but good menu. Food and service are very good. Inside is beautiful but we ate in their little outdoor area and it is nice.
This was our first visit to Tavernita. After being seated for about 15 minutes with no sign of our server, we were ready to get up and leave. I called over one of the people who seemed to be expediting service for the front of the house. I explained the situation and asked if he could track down our server. He was profusely apologetic, immediately took our drink orders for a first round on the house, and then sent our server over. She was also very apologetic and explained that there had been confusion as to which server was assigned to the table. The floor manager (?) checked back in with us several times throughout the meal. Kudos to these two people for completely turning around a bad situation. The food and drinks were really good too.
Great selection of food, excellent service! The food was good and the recommendations by our waiter were great!
I enjoyed dining at Tavernita. Service was perfect, food was tasty, and the interior decor was gorgeous. My only negative would be that the portion size provided is pretty small for the price for some of the dishes. For example I don't think that over 10$ is appropriate for a small dollop of spread (homemade or not) and a few pieces of bread.
Nice selection of interesting tapas. Food was very good and ambiance is great. Service was not as good. Food was very slow to come out (even though when we arrived there were very few people in the restaurant). Waiter seemed to lose track of our table once things got busy. Spilled a drink on my wife (which of course was an accident) but then disappeared for a long time without bothering to come back and apologize (or offer to pay for dry-cleaning) until we went and found the manager on our own.
This restaurant is great if you are going with a group and want to try a bunch of different things. Every tapas dish we ordered was fabulous. The atmosphere was good. The table we were at was pretty close to a bunch of other tables, but this didn't really affect our experience too much. The meatballs and gnocchi were particularly good.
Me and my girlfriend wanted to dress up and head to a nice dinner before going out. Decor and service was great. Everything was awesome, pork belly sliders, gnochi, steak, the balsamic mushrooms, and the tuna. Just enough food to be full but not stuffed. Good wine and sangria. This place doesn't have to be that expensive if you don't go crazy with cocktails, better to save that for the bar before or after you go here. Will go back!
A wonderful venue for a girlfriends weekend in CHI!! Louis is the Best... We will be back! C u in 6 months!
Tavernita was a perfect place to go have some delicious food and actually be able to have a conversation without talking over noise. Atmosphere is a hip ambience, music not too loud and great service.
My fiancee came here for our anniversary, and we were blown away (once again)! This was the first time we have been here on a Sunday night, and it was fantastic! The service is always great, but because it was a really quiet night, the service was phenomenal! On top of the exceptional service, the food and kegged cocktails were out of this world. We could not have been happier!
Very good food with Euro-American style dishes suitable for sharing. Excellent ex-Koda chef and now Tavernita ambassador Aaron really helps make any evening very special. Service by everyone is outstanding. Ambiance is modern and interesting but lends itself to create energetic noise levels on busy evenings. Tavernita is a very welcome addition to the neighborhood and the food is so good and different.
Our table was ready right away and the server knew about EVERYTHING on the menu. It was quite impressive. We really enjoyed our choices--it was our first time there, and we tried a few of the seasonal suggestions from our server and then some others that stuck out to us, like the corn pudding and the burrata toast with a tomato marmalade. The meatballs were excellent as well. I thought the decor was really elevated but still personable and I would definitely come back to check out Barcito and some of the cocktails as well as the other tapas.
Tavernita has a special lunch menu that is awesome. If you're a Tavernita fan like myself, check them out at lunch time. Great way to avoid the crowds for a relaxing meal and ambience. Service is always outstanding!
We had the meatballs, calamari & crispy fish plus the vegetables with fries. Each dish was delicious and served with appropriate timing. Wine list was well balanced for selection and cost. The service was unobtrusive but prompt. We went during the week and there were plenty of open tables but understand the energy and noise increase quite a bit on the weekends. Really nice find in downtown Chicago.
Went there for a friends bday and we loved it. Easy to share food which made life easy.
Tavernita offers a great menu in regards to appetizers and entree. We shared six different plates: the foie gras, scallops, hamachi, mussels, lamb sausage, and gnocchi. The clear favorite was the gnocchi, which was phenomenal followed by the scallops that were perfectly cooked with a nice sear on the surface. The drink list was also interesting, yet a little on the sweet side. The wine list was pretty good as well. The desserts on the other hand was a little underwhelming in contrast to the food we had before the chocolate dessert that we had. Nonetheless, I believe I would return again with a group of friends, but I would not order the dessert.
We ordered three small plates to share. Steak tartar and crispy fish/calamari were awesome. Right size to share. Mini burgers were ok, but I wouldn't order them again; not bad, but nothing special. We were mostly there to drink and talk. Service was exceptional, always around, but never hovering. He had awesome suggestions and didn't mind that we were not in a hurry.
We loved everything at Tavernita. Thanks to our enthusiastic server, Rafael, we were able to customize the offerings to our taste. The golden beet and artichoke salad was outstanding~ fresh, perfectly cooked, and with a spritely vinaigrette. The breakfast sandwich with an egg and hash browns was spot on delicious. Tavernita's chilaquiles are simple but tasty with the house-made tortilla chips soaked in salsa and baked. The pancakes with brown sugar topping and fresh fruit were delightful. We will be going back to try the waffle and chicken, the smoked salmon on hash browns, the pork belly sliders with onion jam, and more. Portions are generous even though they are 'small plates.' Specialty cocktails abound.
Have been to Mercadito and was told to check out Tavernita. Due to the name I thought it was also going to be Spanish inspired food but was thrown for a loop as it's Mediterranian. The food was great small portions that were enough for me and my date. 4 plates with one drink a piece the price was not unbearable (90$) . If looking for a small Tapas restaurant with great service Tavernita is it.
Great small plate dining with some entree sized items on the menu as well. We sampled several items and enjoyed them greatly. Make sure you ask for a drink menu. They've got some interesting mixology going on. Comfortable seating and we didn't feel rushed.
I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed myself at Tavernita and I believe the other 5 members of my party would agree with me. The food all came out in a timely manner and every dish was unique and delicious. The flavor profiles of each dish were all so different yet all so phenomenal. I loved every dish we ordered and enjoyed the tapas style of ordering. The atmosphere was wonderful and our server was very attentive and always made sure we had everything we needed. She also recommended some tasty dishes. I will definitely come back to Tavernita.
We went here before my fraternity formal and had a great time. Originally a large group of 18 was going, but then we paired it down to 4 people instead. The food was good, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was a very good level of energetic yet conversant.
The perfect place for sharing plates with an outstanding Bloody Mary!
This was our first time at Tavernita and we will definately go back! The staff answered all our questions and knew the menu. They were available and around so we didn't have to flag anyone down. We shared everything which was great - we chose the eggplant crostini, hamachi, and serrano ham flatbread to get started and we knew we would like whatever else we chose! When we got to dessert, we had the flourless chocolate cake and the tres leches which were both such a great ending to our meal! We both wanted to try more things, but we decided that we'd save them for another visit.
A group outing of close co-workers - was perfect! We selected Tavernita because of its vegetarian selections as our group had one vegetarian and one who did not eat red meat or pork. Tavernita did not disappoint - even non vegetarians enjoyed the vegetarian entrees. We enjoyed the "shared entree" menu which included delicious items for everyone - everyone felt the food was delicious. Food portions were perfect for sharing and all the food was presented to our table at impeccably timed intervals. Our server was fantastic - he was knowledgeable, courteous and friendly - the entire staff was very attentive. Another reason we selected Tavernita is because I saw it on the Food Network! O yeah drinks were great too - loved the infused liquor!


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Forever 21 also used to sell them but I'm boycotting them because they stopped selling men's clothing at the one in our mall.
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Is it:
- pansito
- panesito
- panito
- panecino
- panecillo (Although this one has most of the time another meaning...)
I know short question, but seemingly difficult for me. Is there a definitive diminutive form?
Are there multiple accepted forms?
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Why? I know short question, but seemingly difficult for me. Is there a definitive diminutive form? Are there multiple accepted forms? |
In Mexico is well addressed as panecito, and I think anyone would understand it, however is not a real word as far as I know, at least couldn't find it on the dictionary, I found this however:
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"Pan" is a generic term, it means bread in general, not an actual piece of bread. In this sense you would not use it in diminutive form, would you? | |||||||||||||
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Panecillo (a small bread baked in that form, not a slice) is itself a word. You could say "panecillito" for a small "panecillo". So, for "pan" (any kind of "bread") I would say "pancito" or "panecito". "Pansito" and "panesito" are wrong. | |||
Here in Perú I was taught and learned it this way: I memorized the key: "REN(cito)" -- Meaning when a word ends in "R", "E" or "N" append "-cito" (masculine) or "-cita" (feminine). Otherwise, words ending in "O" or "A" likely get "-ito" (masculine), "-ita" (feminine), or seemingly less common "-illo" (masculine) and "-illa" (feminine). Therefore, and confirmed by what is practiced here in Hauncayo, Perú we say Pancito to refer to a smaller piece of bread or smaller roll. | |||||


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