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Posted 09 August 2003 - 02:15 PM
Wickaninnish Inn - Pointe Restaurant - now under the direction of Senior Sous Chef, Mike Bebault - best bargain is the salmon BBQ takes place on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at $28pp. Dinners still great, service good, and still a tough reservation during the summer as accepting guests only due to the recent expansion.
Cafe Pamplona - Outstanding food, funky atmosphere, decent service - Eli is the person to talk to about hidden finds for wines at this restaurant. Go early for your dinner reservation and wander through the Tofino Botanical Gardens.
Long Beach Lodge - Not the same place since Lisa left the kitchen (I will talk more about that later). Still a great place to hang in there Great Room, eat nibblies and have a glass of wine or beer - service can be spotty.
Raincoast Cafe - Still some of the best food in town - pacific northwest with and Asian flair - Not a very good wine list - little atmosphere.
Shelter - the new kid on the block is holding there own - good food, mixed service (been there twice with two dramatically different experiences) - I still expect this restaurant to grow in stature once they get the details worked out.
Schooner - the old standby intown - always packed - slow service - go for appys (lots of flavours - mains tend to lack after the appys).
Alleyway Cafe/Costa Azul - yahoo, fun atmosphere, good cheap and plentiful food - new tapas menu in the evening is good and lots of fun.
Tough City Sushi - good sushi (if the real sushi guys are working), introduced a new regular (?) menu this year under Matthias, but just heard he walked out last week - not good!
Weigh West Pub - sorry other than a last resort for a cold beer - I do not recommend this place - Last week all nightly food specials and beer deals are gone - now costs $7 for a lousy draft - its cheaper at the Wick.
Sobo - this is Lisa Ahiers' new spot, a converted catering truck serving unbelievably great take out food. Located just behind Beaches and Live to Surf - Long live the killer seafood taco!!!
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Posted 09 August 2003 - 02:21 PM
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hmmmm....gypsyinnkeeper...is this Chris?
We'll be out Oct 15 staying at the house mid-way down the beach with the "eagle's nest" panoramic view
Posted 15 August 2003 - 11:16 AM
Pointe Restaurant at The Wickaninnish Inn - still one of the premier spots in the area, Mike Bebeault is the Senior Sous Chef, worked under both Rodney Butters and Jim Garraway. Reservations for Inn guests only during the summer, although they do open up ressies day of for visitors to the area. Best deal is the Salmon BBQ, Fridays-Sundays from 11:30 - 2pm - yumm.
Long Beach Lodge - has never been the same since Lisa Ahier left (more on her later), mixed food, very mixed service - although the Great Room is still a nice spot to have a glass of wine or beer with some appetizers.
Cafe Pamplona - This is the real deal for all doubters. Rick has been consistently putting out some of the best food in the area, and with Eli and his pairings of wines - this is great value in a beautiful setting at the Tofino Botanical Gardens.
Weigh West Pub/Blue Heron Restaurant - UGH! - rushed service, average food, decent atmosphere (if being waterside with a bunch of locals watching keno and sports is your idea of atmosphere). Prices have gone up recently and believe it or not it is better value to have a cold draft at the Pointe then at the Pub - go figure.
Shelter - yes the new game in town in doing a good job. Have eaten there twice, both times with mixed service, although the food was very good. Alot of strong personalities on the service side, all seem to be trying to make their mark with not a lot of cohesion. Still recommended for food though!
Raincoast Cafe - Great food, lousy atmosphere, very basic wine list. The main Chef just had a baby so she is not always in the kitchen. Good Pacific Northwest cuisine with an Asian Twist.
Schooner - the locals favorite - I tend to love the appetizers, but find that although the mains are cooked very well, they tend to be lacking in flavour compared to the appies. - always busy.
Loft - most locals shun this place, but I would rather go here for a burger and fries, or fish and chips than most of the other spots in town doing the same food - good value for money.
Garys Chinese Restaurant - great takeout - don't eat in!! If you like spice youhave to really emphasize it with the lady taking the order, otherwise just nicely cooked food with no heat.
Alleyway Cafe/Costa Azul - Locals favorite - awesome breakfasts, gotta have the Huevos Verde (Tofinos version of Huevos Rancheros) - new nightly features are Tapas that are going over very well - no ressies taken - arrive early!
Breakers Deli - Great spot for a quick sandwich, pizza by the slice, decent cheese selection, great spot to stock up for a picnic.
Surfside Pizza - good pizza, not great - expensive if you are used to big city prices - always ask for the crust to be cooked a little longer - tends to be a little underdone most times.
Sea Shanty - Basic pub food with a view - enough said!
Cafe Jabez - Canadian/New Zealand food in a little spot down by the water - has been hit or miss regularly with food and service.
Tough City Sushi - Very good sushi (walk right out if the Japenese guys aren't behind the Sushi Line), used to have an alternate menu, but understand that Matthias who was running that aspect of the menu, left the property a couple of weeks ago. Still a great spot for sushi, with nice views over the harbour.
Sobo - okay - Lisa Ahiers new spot is a giant purple catering truck behind Beaches Grocery and the Live to Surf shop - holy cow - this is gourmet takeout at its finest. Not just recommended - its a must!!!!!!!!!
That basically covers the restaurants in the area - as a side the Long Beach Golf Course has a great little restaurant for burgers, sandwiches etc. If it wasn't a 20 minute drive from Tofino it would be a very busy spot.
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Until next time......
Posted 15 August 2003 - 11:19 AM
Oh by the way to all, sorry for the double post, hadn't seen the first one go through!
Posted 17 August 2003 - 07:35 PM
This is Bob Macdonald aka Merlin.
My wife and I were at the Wick last year and we talked during several lunches.
You were at the time looking for your own property until the new positions came available.
Recollect discussing our trip to PEI too given your history there.
We'll be out again after Thanksgiving.
Posted 22 August 2003 - 03:57 PM
Until next time
Posted 06 September 2003 - 11:58 AM
However; I would have to be critical of one property:
The Long Beach Lodge Resort is a hit and miss indevour to eat at. The young chef appears eager and proud and the food can show this, but they have had numerous staffing changes/walk outs and an apparent tyrant of a General Manager has good staff leaving as quickly as they arrived.
Lots of potential, but enter at your own risk.
Posted 06 September 2003 - 12:36 PM
Posted 08 September 2003 - 11:04 AM
We had several good lunches at the Long Beach Lodge watching the surf roll into Cox Bay [much different from Chesterman].
Did not understand their practice of only selling wine by the glass rather than the bottle at lunch. Did have Note Bene from Black Hills by the glass however.
I remember the fish tacos in particular being delicious.
Last week the Edmonton Journal published an article from the Victoria newspaper hilighting the Tofino Food festival and mentioning places like Shelter and Sobo which I had not heard of before reading some recent posts here.
Those two and Cafe Jabez are the new ones we'll try out this trip.
One more month to go and we'll be "Tofino bound".
Posted 09 September 2003 - 11:13 AM
Sobo is Lisa Aheir's little enterprise. She was responsible for the Fish Taco that used to be served at Long Beach Lodge.
When she left the lodge she took her fish taco recipe with her. The great food that she was known for at the Lodge can now be enjoyed outdoors in front of her snack truck kitchen and dining area. The affordable and completely unpretentious environment is perfect for her clean, slow cooked, treats.
Posted 16 October 2003 - 02:59 PM
Posted 01 November 2003 - 11:01 PM
Had a brilliant time in Tofino. Had cooking facilities this time so did not get out and try the local restaurants very much apart from a couple of lunches at the Long Beach Lodge Resort and another at the Wick.
The lunches at the LBLR were inconsistent both with regard to portion size and quality.
The Wick's lunch was delicious but the prices make it difficult to justify multiple samplings.
Did get some fish tacos from SOBO. They were as good as what I had remembered from last year's lunch when she was at the LBLR.
Cafe Jabez which had been mentioned by others was closed down. I could not find it and then asked at the liquor store and was told it had closed a couple of months earlier.
Dave Dolina's pizza from Surfside still pleases as does his very garlicy caesar salad when "yours truly" does not want to cook.
Made reservations at Shelter for one nite but had to cancel. Perhaps just as well given Saucey's comments above.
Cafe Pamplona and the RainForest...both recommended by people I had spoken to...will have to wait for next year when we return....both were good on past visits.
Posted 11 January 2004 - 12:10 PM
1) Stay at the Tofino Swell Lodge. Ask Betsy the owner where to get fresh seafood. Barbecue in the backyard which
is on the waterfront. Sit in the hot tub. A perfect day.
2) Shelter: Hopefully Jeff the Chef will come back for the summer of 2004. Jay the owner is a great guy. Simple
locally sourced products.
3) Tough City Sushi. Kinda pricey, not the most exciting sushi but the owner Crazy Ron is worth the visit. Ask him
to 'hold up' a table. The patio on the back is best place to watch the sun going down.
4) The Wick - I like going in the afternoon after a long walk on the beach and eat weathervane scallops wrapped in
smoked albacore. A couple of Stellas and some people watching.
5) I also work out at Clayoquot Widlerness Resort and we have an unbelievable dinner cruise / barbecue on Saturday nights running through
the summer. I'm not necessarily trying to flog the place but it in my mind it is an incredible deal as they are aggressively trying to
showcase the resort. www.wildretreat.com You get picked up in Tofino and then enjoy a 30 minute boat ride out to the resort. The barbecue is in our
authentic native longhouse. We do smoked rib eye steaks, dungeness crab, salmon that smokes around the fire, roasting
oysters in the fire and a myriad of other unique buffet items. We also serve high end bc wines and always bring in a band.
You can also come most any night of the week and do our 5 plus course dinner in our dining room.
Posted 16 January 2004 - 07:30 PM
Posted 23 January 2004 - 04:38 PM
Wick - open daily 3 meals a day
Long Beach Lodge - open daily 3 meals a day
Cafe Pamplona - re-opening March 1st
Raincoast Cafe - open daily for dinner 5:30-9
Shelter - reopening March 1st
Schooner - daily 3 meals a day
Tough City Sushi - daily 5-9pm
Surfside Pizza - reopening February 1st
SOBO - reopening February 1st (we hope!!!!!!!!!!!!)
I agree with Paul Mitchell above about Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge, great food, fabulous atmosphere and the staff are great, however, unless you are staying there it can be difficult to get transportation requirements worked out. I desperately tried to send numerous guests out there this past year, and on several occasions was told that unless there were 4 or more booked they wouldn't do the trip for 2 people. Bring a gang and enjoy it - a very special dining experience.
Posted 25 January 2004 - 06:18 PM
Great to have eyes & ears out in Tofino!SOBO - reopening February 1st (we hope!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Let us know when SOBO actually reopens, if you can. I'm looking for an excuse for a roadtrip out there, and I'm really interested in trying that place!!!
Posted 02 February 2004 - 07:58 PM
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Posted 09 February 2004 - 08:30 PM
SOBO is, or at least was, when we visited in October a catering truck parked behind the surf shop and grocery store off the highway. It was/is a place you walked up to and read the specials off the blackboard and then got your food and sat outside at the few tables or took home.
Unless Chef Ahier has changed her format substantially to deal with the Tofino "winter" ? {this from an Edmontonian who has been dealing with minus 40's not too long ago} it is not a place for reservations or candlelit dining.
The fish tacos are great.....
Posted 09 February 2004 - 08:49 PM
Edited by paul mitchell, 09 February 2004 - 08:50 PM.
Posted 09 February 2004 - 08:52 PM
Posted 16 February 2004 - 09:46 PM
BUT the food at SOBO was beyond compare - what a find. We ate lunch there every day and everything we ate was fabulous. Lisa and Artie are clearly enjoying themselves and it comes through in the food. What was so wonderful? Shrimp cakes with a great mustard sauce, oysters with the same sauce, chicken sate with peanut sauce, tofu pockets with sushi rice and smoked tuna, Texas chicken chili, fish tacos and a southwestern caesar salad. SOBU is literally a catering truck in a parking lot and you eat at driftwood log picnic tables. But the food is out of this world - Artie says it is the second best thing you can have in a parking lot.
For dessert, suggest you try Chocolate Tofino which is in the same parking lot, at the other end. Gordon Austin has worked as a pastry chef at places such as the Wickinninish Inn and is now indulging himself as a chocolatier. His products are wonderful, inventive and taste divine.
One night we had crab, purchased live from a local crab fisherman. We paired it with a premier cru chablis and were in heaven.
All in all a great weekend. Can highly recommend the cottages at Long Beach Lodge Resort, Chocolate Tofino and SOBU.
Posted 16 February 2004 - 10:11 PM
Edited by paul mitchell, 17 February 2004 - 10:37 AM.
Posted 16 February 2004 - 11:31 PM
Posted 17 February 2004 - 10:39 AM
Posted 17 February 2004 - 11:37 AM
not sure about the "stars" but given the venue, "michelin tires" for sureWith all this talk about SOBO I am beginning to wonder when it will get it's 3rd Michelin Star?
Posted 23 February 2004 - 12:45 PM
Posted 23 February 2004 - 05:00 PM
Edited by paul mitchell, 23 February 2004 - 11:42 PM.
Posted 01 March 2004 - 11:43 AM
Best food in Tofino, and that includes the quite crappy Wikaninish. We tried the Shrimp Cakes, Polentra fries, miso udon, and fish taco. The fish taco was outstanding, in spite of the blue corn tortillia hardshell taco. You know how damn good a taco has to be to include freakin' kiwi and a hard shell and still say it's good?
Definately schedule lunches at SOBO if heading to Tofino.
Although, I have no idea why people head there. It's too far, too expensive and the scenery isn't markedly better than elsewhere on the BC coast. West of Sooke is just as picturesque, less crowded and a better value plus closer. No SOBO though.
Posted 01 March 2004 - 02:31 PM
Maybe we hit them on an off day.....


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I originally didn't think I could make last week's Virgin Alexander showing in Albany, however I was able to obtain some last minute tickets and I did get to see it. You can find my thoughts on it on The Saratoga Life web site. With the belief that I couldn't make the movie, I asked a reader of my Funsaratoga blog to review Virgin Alexander. Tim Dawkins wrote a fantastic review with a lot of information, and I will post it below. Thanks Tim!
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There were a couple of things that excited me about seeing Virgin Alexander this past Wednesday evening at the Spectrum theaters in Albany. First, the fact that it was filmed almost entirely in Saratoga Springs got the movie nerd part of my personality all worked up into a lather. How cool to see places I know and pass by regularly on the big screen? The answer: very cool. The second reason I was excited was because the scenes that take place in the title character's house were filmed next door to a friend's apartment in a now demolished residence halfway between Broadway and the track on Crescent Street. While filming was going on last summer we repeatedly referred to this project as "the adult film being shot next door." All we knew was that there were cameras, Bronson Pinchot, and a whole lot of half naked people walking in and out. I certainly hadn't seen Mr. Pinchot in anything substantive since a guest spot on Law & Order: SVU, so I think we were justified in our suspicions. Needless to say, I was relieved to find out that the finished product has more of a story than originally thought.
Without getting into specific minutiae about the plot, this movie struck me as a true indie comedy, and with a budget of less than $250,000 how could it be anything else? I will admit to being somewhat distracted by trying to place every location that came up on the screen (my own fault), but in general I found myself rooting for all of the characters, even Pinchot's desperately despicable Bim who ended up being the only person that somewhat resembled a villain in this mainly character based script. The directors did a wonderful job of conveying real feelings through a somewhat absurd plotline (i.e. emotionally stunted 26 year old virgin male who sings, plays the piano, and works as a scrap collector must save the house he grew up in and just inherited via his con-man grandfather from being foreclosed on by running a brothel out of his upstairs bedrooms while helping the hookers with hearts of gold finance their way through college). What I am saying is this is a unique movie with many laugh out loud moments and characters that tug at your heartstrings, as well as a tap dance number so good it could raise Gregory Hines from the dead. I would happily recommend it to anyone who is looking for something outside of mainstream Hollywood. It was a breath of fresh air, and of course The Spectrum was a perfect place for its debut.
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It is good to see the Native People reclaiming their power in regards to the preservation of turtle Island. everyone who thinks of their children and grandchildren should support this action.
Full Text of the Great Plains Tribal Chairmen's Association Statement Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
On this historic day of May 16, 2013, ten sovereign Indigenous nations maintain that the proposed TransCanada/Keystone XL pipeline does not serve the national interest and in fact would be detrimental not only to the collected sovereigns but all future generations on planet earth. This morning the following sovereigns informed the Department of State Tribal Consultation effort at the Hilton Garden Inn in Rapid City, SD, that the gathering was not recognized as a valid consultation on a "nation to nation" level:
Southern Ponca
Pawnee Nation
Nez Perce Nation
And the following Oceti Sakowin (Seven Council Fires People):
Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate
Ihanktonwan Dakota (Yankton Sioux)
Rosebud Sioux Tribe
Oglala Sioux Tribe
Standing Rock Tribe
Lower Brule Sioux Tribe
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe
Crow Creek Sioux Tribe
The Great Plains Tribal Chairmans Association supports this position, which is in solidarity with elected leaders, Treaty Councils and the grassroots community, and is guided by spiritual leaders. On Saturday, May 18, the Sacred Pipe Bundle of the Oceti Sakowin will be brought out to pray with the people to stop the KXL pipeline, and other tribal nation prayer circles will gather to do the same.
Pursuant to Executive Order 13175, the above sovereigns directed the DOS to invite President Obama to engage in "true Nation to Nation" consultation with them at the nearest date, at a designated location to be communicated by each of the above sovereigns. After delivering that message, the large contingent of tribal people walked out of the DOS meeting and asked the other tribal people present to support this effort and to leave the meeting. Eventually all remaining tribal representatives and Tribal Historic Preservation Officers left the meeting at the direct urging of the grassroots organization Owe Aku. Owe Aku, Moccasins on the Ground, and Protect the Sacred are preparing communities to resist the Keystone XL pipeline through Keystone Blockade Training.
This unprecedented unity of tribes against the desecration of Ina Maka (Mother Earth) was motivated by the signing on January 25, 2013, of the historic International Treaty to Protect the Sacred Against the Tar Sands. Signatories were the Pawnee Nation, the Ponca Nation, the Ihanktonwan Dakota and the Oglala Lakota. Since then ten First Nations Chiefs in Canada have signed the Treaty to protect themselves against tar sands development in Canada.
The above sovereigns notify President Obama to consult with each of them because of the following:
• The nations have had no direct role in identifying and evaluating cultural resources.
• The nations question the status of the programmatic agreement and how it may or may not be amended.
• The nations are deeply concerned about potential pipeline impacts on natural resources, especially our water: potential spills and leaks, groundwater and surface water contamination.
• The nations have no desire to contribute to climate change, to which the pipeline will directly contribute.
• The nations recognize that the pipeline will increase environmental injustice, disproportionately impacting native communities.
• The nations deplore the environmental impacts of tar sands mining being endured by tribes in Canada. The pipeline would service the tar sands extractive industry.
• The nations insist that their treaty rights be respected⎯the pipeline would violate them.
• The nations support an energy policy that promotes renewables and efficiency instead of one that features fossil fuels.
• The nations regard the consultation process as flawed in favor of corporate interests.
The sovereigns of these nations contend that it is not in America's interest to facilitate and contribute to environmental devastation on the scale caused by the extraction of tar sands in Canada. America would be better served by a comprehensive program to reduce its reliance on oil, and to invest in the development and deployment of sustainable energy technologies, such as electric vehicles that are charged using solar and wind power.
If the Keystone XL pipeline is allowed to be built, TransCanada, a Canadian corporation, would be occupying sacred treaty lands as reserved in the 1851 and 1868 Fort Laramie Treaties. It will be stopped by unified resistance.
I am sure that when he won
I am sure that when he won the presidency of this land " OUR LAND " that he had to realize that this country was looking to do things in a different way . That change he spoke of was for ALL not SOME , he shall soon understand the fierce urgency of NOW ! Weeblaho !!
I am not a Native American,
I am not a Native American, but I have learned that in the U.S. virtually the only political leaders I can count on to consistently speak out energetically and truthfully against the coming global warming devastation and in favor of a viable relationship with the landscape are Native Americans.
I was pleased to read the above text, which is sensible and just.
Scott H. Thompson,
Beckley, WV
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Thank you for taking this stand. Of course, it takes courage to do so, but isn't it ridiculous that opposing insane destruction must be "courageous" rather than simply the obvious sane course?
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Learn Which X-FILES Vet Will Be Psychoanalyzing HANNIBAL!!
Gillian Anderson, whose "X-Files" doctor character spent lots of time hanging around with FBI agents, will play Hannibal Lecter's psychoanalyst in NBC's Hannibal, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Her character will appear in more than one episode. I'm guessing Lecter eats her at some point.
The same EW piece says others appearing in the series include Eddie Izzard ("Mockingbird Lane"), Ellen Greene ("Pushing Daisies"), Gina Torres ("Firefly"), Molly Shannon ("Saturday Night Live"), and Chelan Simmons ("Kyle XY," "The L.A. Complex").
The series, masterminded by Bryan Fuller (creator of "Dead Like Me," "Wonderfalls" and "Pushing Daisies") stars Mads Mikkelsen ("Casino Royale") as Lecter, Hugh Dancy ("Our Idiot Brother") as FBI profiler Will Graham, Laurence Fishburne ("CSI") as FBI profiling division head Jack Crawford, Caroline Dhavernas "Wonderfalls") as psychiatrist and FBI consultant Alana Bloom, and Lara Jean Chorostecki ("Camelot," "Copper") as tabloid blogger Freddie Lounds.
NBC has not yet announced when "Hannibal" will begin airing, but I'm guessing March.
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Damn I miss that show.
She might just make me want to watch the show!
Dec. 12, 2012, 11:16 p.m. CST
They still haven't even begun shooting yet (I'm guessing anyway, if she's only just been cast) and it'll be premiering in March?? that's awfully tight
by TheSeeker7
Dec. 12, 2012, 11:16 p.m. CST
by Nasty In The Pasty
Jerked it to that picture more than once back in the day...
was she burnt out?...I know she had a few kids, got married? did some British shows but I always wondered why she took such a long hiatus when X-Files ended...she was at her peak in poularity then...or maybe she doesn't like the spotlight
Dec. 13, 2012, 2:04 a.m. CST
Hannibal has been filming for a while. Set pics are online.
by Tom Vidovich
Goddamn...good times. Thanks Herc.
Dec. 13, 2012, 5:24 a.m. CST
Anderson moved back to the UK to do theatre and tv, in order to break away from the Scully typecasting in the US...
by Stegman84
...as variations on Scully was apparently pretty much all she was being offered in the states. Plus which, she spent much of her childhood in the UK, and lived there part time, between seasons, when she was doing X-Files. Both career wise and personally, I guess she was just more comfortable there.
They say gentlemen prefer blondes, so I suppose I'm no gentleman, because I find redheads to be way hotter/more fun.
where she went for a shit in period costume and it, er, got lost along the way. The audience didn't know what to do.
Fuck off.
She was Miss Haversham last Christmas in a big BBC adaptation of Great Expectations with Ray Winstone as Magwich. She's always cropping up in something over here.
Dec. 13, 2012, 7:38 a.m. CST
she didn't want to be typecast as Scully yet makes her US return as another doctor in an FBI series?
by Titus05
I find that cool and comforting. Don't know why.
Dec. 13, 2012, 8:10 a.m. CST
whose "X-Files" doctor character spent lots of time hanging around with FBI agents
by TheBaxter
ummm, her character WAS an FBI agent. i guess it's not technically incorrect, since she was a doctor too, and she did "hang around" with other FBI agents, which is probably pretty common for most FBI agents. but it kind of sounds like you didn't know that.
any show that has a character described as a "tabloid blogger" is pretty much doomed to failure.
damn, I want to watch this show, given the pedigree and the cast. I'm really curious what Brian Fuller will do with this. I would have preferred Mockingbird Lane be taken to series, but any show that casts Gillian Anderson deserves a chance, in my book.
She was all "don't, it might get on the internet", and I was all "shut up and talk like Clarice." True story.
She was quite sexy, and still is. Dated a gal who resembled Gillian when the X-Files was on. Good times. Got a serious weakness for reds!
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:08 a.m. CST
'I'm guessing Lecter eats her at some point' yeah who would'nt.
by harryknowlesnothingaboutfilm
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I mean, it should be TERRIBLE. Like, presumably this is going to turn Lecter into a Dexter-style character (which the film series began dragging him towards), and if you look up the poster advertising the show, it looks TERRIBLE. Seriously. Just look it up. It's the guy playing Graham's head copied and pasted on to some guy looking over a body It's the most poorly photoshop piece of garbage you'll see all day. BUT!! I'm actually...kinda...sorta...looking forward to it. I mean I love Red Dragon (the book) and know this going to mess with that mythology, but I'm prepared to see where they're going. Lecter is well on the way to becoming a proper iconic literary and movie monster, like Dracula, Frankenstein etc. and they get re-jigged all the time, so why not? The originals are still going to be there. Go for it. And I like the cast. Particularly Dhavernas. LOVED her on Wonderfalls and find it baffling that she isn't a bigger star already. Mikkelson as Lector seems a solid choice, though he might be almost TOO creepy looking (Although Hopkins was the very definition of subtlety, wasn't he?) And I like Fuller's stuff, as short lived as it usually is. But yeah. Against my better judgment...bring it on
How times have changed, it should be called Ain't it slow news. I heard this yesterday.
Reds are grrrreeeaaat in the sack. out of the sack...not so much fun to be around. quite self centered come to think of it. (My ex was a ginger (whinger) ).
In this time of re-do's, reboots, reimaginings, re-whatever, WHY ISN'T THIS HAPPENING????????
But FOX had it in her contract she couldn't play another FBI agent. She's an amazing actress, though. House of Mirth should've gotten her an Oscar nomination tbh. She was raised in the UK and has reverted to her British accent since living back there the past decade, I wonder if shell put on her American accent for Hannibal.
Dec. 13, 2012, 12:51 p.m. CST
Always liked her and Duchovny more than the actual show
by BackwardGalaxy
They were a great duo, really played off each other nicely. They carried an otherwise average, but ahead of its time, show.
Wasn't Scully kind of the TV version of Jodi Foster in Silence anyway?
Dec. 13, 2012, 1:32 p.m. CST
That photo will keep me warn during those cold nights at sea.
by Royston Lodge
So fap we all.
lose their souls, yet laugh at us all the way to the bank when series gets picked up. I hope Mads Mikkelsen isn't wasted as a talent. (watch him in A Royal Affair)
Fox. Chris Carter or Frank Spotnitz said that since a 3rd theatrical film is now shitcanned, they are working on rebooting X-Files.
Dec. 13, 2012, 3:45 p.m. CST
If Fox wants a new X-Files tv show, they better keep Carter and Spotnitz far away.
by hank henshaw
All I can find on the subject is Spotnitz saying that he believes The X-Files made a lot of money over the years for 20th Century Fox, and that sooner or later there will be a remake, either on tv or as a movie. This, when admitting there was no moving forward with a 3rd film (in no small part thanks to the very terrible 2nd film he co-wrote!). Personally, I'd like a Next Generation type of show set in the same world, with FBI agents having to learn, along with the audience, what happened off-camera in the 10 years since the original show went off the air. Then again, none of the X-Files-inspired shows of the past decade have been major ratings success stories (not including Lost).
Dec. 13, 2012, 4:53 p.m. CST
if they reboot the X files, just wait until Breaking Bad is done and get the best X Files writer on it - Vince Gilligan
by theGoldbergV
Paper Hearts, Pusher, Small Potatoes, Drive, Tithonus, Bad Blood, these are great X files episodes, all written by Gilligan. Carter and Spotnitz had good ideas but the mythology they created was a mess. A reboot would be a great idea. I'd watch it. Then again I've got I Want To Believe on bluray so what the fuck do I know
dating I heard.
Best ever English accent I EVER heard an American do. She is awesome.
I'd be constantly hard in her presence. She'd be making squishing sounds when she walked because I'd always be fucking her. Yeah, I'm cool.
Dec. 14, 2012, 10:25 a.m. CST
Always wished that Anderson and Duchovny could have made a guest appearance on Fringe
by Nasty In The Pasty
They actually mentioned the "previous X-division" (or something) on the show, so I guess it technically takes place in the same continuity. How cool would it have been to see Peter and Olivia sharing a case with Mulder and Scully?
http://www.zimbio.com/watch/nGWKdzj5-0o/Gillian+Anderson+Part+1/The+Tonight+Show+with+Jay+Leno She can still get it. (Now more than ever.)
Dec. 14, 2012, 7:32 p.m. CST
i thought fox reboot of xfiles already happened with fringe.
by rakesh patel
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Went for a late lunch not too long ago. The restaurant was mostly empty. I ordered the fish tacos. The tacos arrived crisp to the point of turning into wood. The amount of breading bests the amount of fish by two to one. THe sides were cold and the veg had an unhealthy brown hue. Sadly I won't be back.
My husband and I used to enjoy coming to this bar...a casual place to get out of the house and come to, have a few drinks while interacting with the friendly staff and watching a ball game on tv. We used to live down the road but bought a second home recently and hadn't been in several months... we went in this weekend and didn't recognize anyone. We were asked at the door whether we wanted to pay a cover or pay $10 for all you can drink draft beer for a few hours. We'd done this in the past, and agreed to do it again... we've always tipped the staff well knowing we'd paid our $10 and they took care of refilling our cups. We came to the bar intending on ordering dinner along with our drinks while watching a few football games. The strange feeling set in from the minute the daytime bartender about to leave came and asked me if she could get me a drink. I told her I'd like a Bud Light as we'd paid for the beer at the door. She apparently was unaware of this, and was very unfriendly as she turned to ask a male bartender what the "beer deal" was. Then she growled at me inquiring as to if we need 2 cups so she could get them in 1 trip (my husband was in the restroom). We have NEVER had an issue with staff in the past, and this didn't set well with me. We asked for Bud Light but I saw her get us Miller Lite... we didn't say anything, although neither of us are fans of Miller Lite. We drank it not wanting to cause a scene until my husband asked for a second beer. We asked for Bud Light and the bartender- tall, about 6'2, gray hair, mid-40's- poured Miller Lite and brought it back. When we asked about it he got very angry... apparently the Bud Light keg was having a problem. It wouldn't have been a big issue had he explained it to us (as is normal with customer service) and informed us they were about to attempt to fix it. He made a snide remark about how we had the "free beer" so we should be grateful to get whichever draft beer they chose to give us. This has never been the case before, and had we known this was the response paying our $20 would have gotten us, we would have declined and ordered our drinks one at a time. The bartender then proceeded, WITHIN OUR EARSHOT, to tell 2 females that we had no right to complain about Miller Light with our $10...this was completely unnecessary and classless! My husband and I due to long work hours don't get to get out much together, and given it's the first season of football, just wanted to hang out. Anyway, 1 of the females (blonde) who apparently is the bartender's girlfriend came over to apologize and asked us to be patient since she was the reason he was in a bad mood. I've worked in customer service, and your personal probelms should NEVER be taken out on customers. I am APPALLED at how we were treated... we used to patronize this location quite frequently, but will not anymore. If I was a bar owner, would absolutely want to know this was how my customers were being treated. He began yelling and cursing at both my husband and I, and while we were preparing to leave, THREW US OUT! Wow... I guess we'll stay closer to home and go to better establishments. How embarrassing JC's Bullseye, and shame on you...
The food is excellent, but I'm
giving this restaurant a poor review because of their parking attendant. I went there today and was trying to exit the parking lot instead of park where he wanted me to, and he proceeded to pound on my window so hard I'm surprised it didn't break, and then yelled at me not to ignore him. I won't be returning, he really ruined the place for me.
Chappy's in Nashville "specializing" in New Orleans and Creole food, we wanted to see for ourselves. I have not been there for dinner, but I have eaten lunch there and that fried chicken sandwich was very delicious. When we walked in, the vibe was depressing; no one was upbeat and it seemed like everything was moving in slow motion, and the décor was French quarter on a messy budget.
Our server told us about his likes and the specials, and delivered the bread with an array of butters. We looked over the menu and decided to go with an appetizer and soup to start. The fried green tomatoes were just ok a little bland for my taste, but the parmesan cheese, and sauce helped it out. When I saw corn and crab bisque, I had to order it and the soup was good. For entrée, I ordered the chicken ship island (it was a shipwreck) the chicken breast had no flavor, I could not find it at all, and I even looked under the table. I chose not to get the rice du jour; I chose the mixed vegetables and it looked like a hot mess served on a plate. My guest ordered grilled bbq spice shrimp and it was not spicy, but he added the Chappys hot sauce and it worked that out. He loved the rice du jour but all in all it was just ok. Being a New Orleans style restaurant, I saw bread pudding on the menu and really wanted it; however, I no longer had and appetite.
Chappy's has a plenty of space on the inside and descent parking out back. They also have jazz night and offer cooking classes. It has been open since 2006 and how it has been said to be the best Cajun restaurant in Nashville, but really there is not many around here. The owner is really a cool fun guy who chats with the every guest, but hopefully they can get it together so the place can stick around.
I am a southern boy, so when I heard of Arnold's Country Kitchen and all of their accolades, I had to go. I grabbed my big appetite cousin and we headed over the railroad tracks. Luckily we got there just before the big rush, the place was almost packed, but fifteen minutes later there was a line outside the door and it spilled over into the parking area. The place is small with just a few tables but that's cool. It wouldn't hurt them to do a deep cleaning. The order line, plates, and eating utensils reminded me of a prison cafeteria (never been, but seen them on TV).
So we are about to order and the good thing is, you can see all the food you are about to devour (especially my beloved CHESS PIE). It was Tuesday so I ordered the meatloaf, 1 piece of catfish, candied yams, turnip greens, mac & cheese, hot water cornbread and chess pie of course. My cousin ordered the meatloaf as well, along with the same sides plus the white beans. Everything was just ok, but the turnip greens were missing that love and extra home cooked flavor. The meatloaf was not my fave but edible; however, the mac and cheese was the winner on the plate. The chess pie was average (try Rose's home-style catering and bakery chess squares). I made the catfish work with a lil added hot sauce. Oh boy I wish they would have had some good sweet red Kool-Aid ha-ha.
One of the good things was the service, they moved the line pretty fast and everyone had a smile on their face. They recognized the regulars, and chit chatted with every guest. The price for portion size of food is pretty accurate. I can't say it's the best meat and three in Nashville, but all in all the food was average nothing to tell mother about. This establishment is part of Nashville's' history, but James Beard award winner, I don't think so. More important, this is a Nashville institution that the people here love.
Typical chain food. Nashville has much better to offer.
First off let me say, the sound system is GREAT.
With that said, the sound GUY is a complete and utter fucking asshole. If you EVER play there be prepared to be talked down and smarted off to while you're trying to do a simple fucking sound check. There's a reason why this place doesn't have a lot of traffic, because of the jerk-off sound guy and shitty booking agent that books whoever he wants with you regardless of what you say and doesn't even notify you before you make show posters after emailing him 10 times in a week.
Yep you have been warned if you want to put up with all that bullshit to play a lousy show there.
Went here on lunch today. Fast service and pleasant staff. The food however was not the greatest. :( Meat was overcooked and food was somewhat blan. The market part had most basic essentials (most of which you could find in a regular grocery store), but not much else.
Was there sat aug 19,2012 The bands rocked drinks were good n cold..very small crowd though!! Suprised because the bands were awesome !
Not sure which BBQ place the other reviewer went to but it definitely wasn't rippy's... Service was horrible, I felt like I was imposing on the staff to ask for a refill on my flat soda. I had to drink soda because the beer they brought me was warm. Ribs were dried out and a big let down considering they boast to have the best in Nashville. I never write negative reviews but had to on this one. Open for other suggestions!
With its decor as dull and comfortless as a disused bus station, its dining room placed inches from the non-foyered entry door and fronting the half-walled kitchen from which crashes and bangs thunder regularly every few seconds, and its vistas of a suburban strip-mall, Miel's ambiance rates lower that of than many chain restaurants, much less what one would expect for haute cuisine. The service, too, is shockingly bad; non-existent much of the time (no offer to refill wine or coffee -- actually, no initial offer to SERVE wine or coffee!; although we were only one of three couples in his section, our waiter left our entrees dallying on the counter so long, the hostess finally served them; our bottle of wine arrived ten minutes AFTER the entrees), punctuated by disruptive bouts of rudeness (interrupting a romantic toast; offering to let the escorted married lady taste the wine her husband had ordered, not the gentleman, as is proper; commenting derisively on the gentleman's request for additional service). The food is divine, although portions may be somewhat meager. IF this boit had someone as devoted to ensuring its good service and ambiance as the chef evidently devotes himself to its cuisine, Miel would be a sweet treat indeed. As it stands now, however, the experience is simply too bitter to endure.
The grilled salmon was dry and rather tasteless. Our table placement was very poor, it was later-8:30 or so, is that late? I suppose the staff was ending their day and getting doing prep work for the next day.
I was lucky enough to have a delightful view of the inside of the grimy looking kitchen? I could see a waiter with his pants undone tucking in his shirt, a waitress emptying garbage cans then mopping the floor, then she proceeded to sweep under a few tables, several waitresses were rattling around with salt and pepper shakers... It wasn't that crowded and certainly there may have been other tables available-even if we had to wait a few minutes would have been more preferred than the terrible table we had. My husband enjoyed the steak he was served and we loved the spinach appetizer.
Just did Sperry's again for about the 10 time, all the while hoping I would somehow find the love my spouse has for this place. Sadly, no. While being legend in Nashville it's all smoke and mirrors (er, "grease and dust" would be more appropriate). Decor strait out of "Jolly Ox" era of steakhouses circa 1972. Menu is very standard AARP fare, beef, chicken, pork chop, salmon and one other fish/shell food. Grim salad bar, dungeon like interior, and average age of customer = 70. Reasonable wine list, good bar service, food is high quality and tasty but, heavily salted and bathed in butter and or cheap cheese. Nothing close to "light and natural" here with perhaps the exception of the crab cakes (exceptional). If you long for the feel of a chain midscale steakhouse from the 1970's complete with the accumulated filth of the past 40 years coupled with reasonably good but, heavy food at a price close to double what it should be then, Sperry's is for you.
I have heard such good things about this place but when I went it was either an bad day for them or they had a new cook. I had the red beans tried the red beans and rice and a cup of sausage gumbo. Red beans and rice tasted like I cooked some white rice opened up a can of red beans that had been stirred together with boiled onions and about 3 pieces of sausage. The stuff out of a box at the grocery is even better. The same for the gumbo, there is no depth in the taste, it's just very bland. For such inexpensive ingredients to begin with you would think that they would spend a little more time trying to add some flavor. Isn't that what Cajun is suppose to be?
Taziki's Cool Springs was a big disappointment. In Nashville/Brentwood we have a great Greek/Med place in Kalamatas but you have to stand in line, order your food and they don't serve wine or beer (you can bring your own, however) I was envisioning Taziki's as a nice sit-down restaurant where a waiter comes to your table, takes your order and delivers your food and wine. Well, it's not like that and the food was very mediocre. The balsamic vinegrette is the strangest dressing I've ever seen. It will be lost in the fray at Cool Springs but what a waste of the former Zola's location. Maybe they've gotten too big but the food was very "chain-like" not up to the 4 and 5 star reviews they have received in Birmingham and closer to home.
I was really looking forward to the Taziki's "restaurant" but will not be going back. You can't beat Kalamata's if you are craving Mediterranean--it's worth standing in line for.
Thursday night wait wasn't bad @15 minutes. It was our first time. I asked the waitress how large are the burgers. Her answer was "I don't know." My date & I looked at each other (both with yrs of restaurant experience) reading each other's mind, "the right answer is I don't know, but I will find out and be right back." So I demonstrate with a gap between my thumb and index finger are they this big - ¼ inch, this big - ½ inch, or this big - 1 inch. She goes with the ½ inch, which I said "then they are @ 1/3 lb, right?". That was wrong; they are ¼ lb. Our burgers were excellent, cooked correctly - medium rare . Mine had goat cheese and pesto, and his had bacon and sharp cheddar. The presentation was pitiful – a lonely little burger on an otherwise empty plate. The fries which came in a cup were greasy and limp. We told the waiter who was clearing the table about the fries. He asked if we wanted more. Again, we looked at each other. We also split the spinach, bacon and goat cheese salad. It was excellent and a nice large portion. The ambiance was fine; nothing special.
As far as meat-and-threes go, this one just doesn't hold up. The atmosphere is dumpy/awesome, but they skimp on some of the offerings, for instance it's an abomination for a meat-and-three restaurant to serve fake mashed potatoes like B&C does. I get take-out only as it's usually really busy and has little room. We have eaten here several times, and have never been fully impressed. If you're in the mood for soul food, Southern Bred (five minutes away) has MUCH better food and plenty of room to sit.
Totally agree with the other comments, it was didactic and preachy, and not in an honest way.
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It's an online contest, help out by clicking my link below and it counts as a vote for me. It'll also tell you all about the show. Thanks!
who is running this place..girls act like idiots!! i sat with an empty drink at the bar for 10 min while the almost naked immature bartender played with her friend!! my food was great but i felt like i was in a high school. I wanted to know who was managing out of curiosity so i ask the bartender and she pointed to some ganglly looking man standing at the front door staring into outer space. No wonder these girls do what they want and the service sucks, their boss is an idiot too. In the short time he was standing there he never opened the door, said thank you or good bye to any customers coming or going. It had been rain/snow mix that day and watched as a woman walked in and slipped and almost fell. the manager just looked and said nothing, i was in shock. I think it's time for the owner to clean up the place and send the manager packing. If i eat there again it will be to go!!!
The food might be good but I'll never go back. I took my husband there for his 50th birthday along with several friends. They made some cocktails that were not tasty and they wouldn't take them back! We even talked to the mgr and he refused!


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Bringing along one of my besties Marcus as well he's never been to a meet up it will be fun
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I'm getting my shield this week so I'll be a bit hard to miss! A couple of friends and I are thinking of going to see Thor the Dark World afterwards (probably at Burwood) if anyone else wants to tag along
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theadventuresofkodpiece1 month ago - Organizer
Well this is getting closer just want to remind everyone to bring a picnic blanket and food, Also lets all post about the meet up happening onto our blogs get some more people coming. :)
theexceptionallyordinarylauren1 month ago - RSVP'd
Okay, I have decided Amy Pond again its the easiest for me. as I am lazy and might be going out the night before…which judging by this week will be a late one :D
theexceptionallyordinarylauren1 month ago - RSVP'd
Also, it is forecast for rain, so plan B if it is?
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Plan B: downstairs in the galeries?
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I had a horrible experience renting a property managed by this company. They did not respond appropriately to requests for repairs. They were consistently rude and dishonest in their dealings with us. They hired a contractor for a repair who left our bathroom covered in plastic, masking tape, dust and with multiple loose razorblades laying on the floor and counters (?!?!). Sloppy work - probably because Willow didn't bother to find a quality contractor. I recommend that anyone looking into renting in the area STAY AWAY FROM WILLOW PROPERTIES! Property owners would also be better served by finding better management company.
WORST COMPANY EVER!!!!!!! – This company has caused me to be so upset, recently i rented from them, a very unfortunate experience. I would never recommend them to anyone. I have spoken with John and Dorothy, the apparent owners, and neither had any lick of intelligence regarding what true customer service is about. The company is currently witholding my deposit from me and not responding to the written discrepancies i had with there final walk through. I would never do any kind of business with them ever.
A BUSINESS WITH NO INTEGRITY - AVOID! – The review below by barksdale avenue is very accurate. I was denied to be present for the final walkthrough. I even talked to the manager John about my concern of not being present, and he told me that tenants who follow the checklist to vacate and clean thoroughly will get a good portion of their deposit back. This was a lie. Even though my dog did no damage to the property, I received nothing back of my pet security deposit. Their ridiculous charges for the house spilled over into my pet deposit, and I received about an 1/8 of my total deposit. I'll add that I spent about $230 for professional carpet cleaning and the defleaing of the house. Bottomline - this terrible business screwed me out of about $1000.
Willow Properties will get you later – Willow Properties is a great company to work with,until you move out. When you move out they will make improvements to the house and yard and take it out of your deposit. They will bend the landlord tenet law by telling you normal wear and tear is for you to fix. They will not talk to you and you Can NOT be there for the final walk thru . When you live in their houses they will take good care of you but when you move out they will charge you out the b***. Oh and they lie. I paid another persons power bill for over three years .
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Interview with financial guide Jane Bryant Quinn; We learn about a new trend toward "green funerals"; Chris Farrell of Public Radio International's Marketplace Money discusses his book on the "The New Frugality." Puget Sound Business Journal's Kirsten Grind talks about the investigation of WaMu's...
Air date: 02/12/2010
June 18, 2010
In its season finale, About the Money looks at the leading Northwest business stories and best stocks for 2010. Prominent business reporters joins us for a roundtable discussion about who's on top. An investment roundtable offers advice to Northwest investors.
Air date: 06/18/2010