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Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, No View
Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Poolside
Room, 2 Double Beds (Gulf Front)
Sarasota resort, private beach on the Gulf of Mexico
On Lido Beach
Facing the Gulf of Mexico on Lido Beach, this quiet, family-friendly Sarasota resort features 600 feet of private white-sand beach; upscale shops and restaurants of St Armands Circle are 1 mile away.
Sun, sand, and sports
Kayaks, personal watercraft, small sailboats, and bicycles are available for rent. Guests at The Helmsley Sandcastle Hotel also have complimentary use of volleyball and shuffleboard courts and 2 outdoor pools.
Bright hues and views
Spanning the 7 buildings of The Helmsley Sandcastle Hotel, guestrooms provide views of the pools or the Gulf of Mexico. All have complimentary wireless Internet access, compact refrigerators, and complimentary HBO.
Hotel Amenities
- General
4 miles (6.4 kilometers) from downtown Sarasota, this casual Lido Beach resort is across the street from South Lido Park nature trails and 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) from the upscale shops and restaurants of St. Armands Circle.
Situated on 600 feet (183 meters) of private, white-sand beach, The Helmsley Sandcastle Hotel offers complimentary beach chairs, and volleyball and shuffleboard courts. Beach cabanas and/or umbrellas are also available for a surcharge (cabanas are unavailable in sea turtle season). Guests can rent kayaks, personal watercraft, small sailboats, and bicycles. Also on site are a complimentary fitness center, 2 outdoor pools, and a game room.
American fare is served in a coffee shop, dinner restaurant, and a sidewalk café. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres are served nightly at the pool bar.
Business services are provided at the front desk. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the property.
The hotel has 7 buildings, 1-4 stories high, all with exterior corridor access. 1- and 2-story buildings do not have elevators. The hotel offers free parking for guests, but during holidays or special events parking passes may be limited. Guests should check with the hotel prior to their stay.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Arcade/game room
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Ballroom(s)
- Banquet facilities
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business services
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Laundry facilities
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 179
- Free parking
- Free parking (limited spaces)
- Patio
- Porter/bellhop
- On private beach
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Private beach - direct access
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach cabanas (surcharge)
- Beach sun loungers
- Security guard
- Number of buildings/towers - 7
- Free Wi-Fi
- Self parking
- Free guest parking during stay
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, Free guest parking during stay, Self parking, Free parking (limited spaces)
- Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary newspaper
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Direct-dial phone
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Premium TV channels
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Voice mail
- Window opens
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
Sandcastle Coffee Shop - Off the pool area. Indoor and outdoor dining. Casual American fare. Breakfast and lunch.
Candlelight Restaurant and Lounge - Seafood, steak, and other American cuisine. Dinner. Lounge open from early afternoon to late evening.
Floridian Sidewalk Café - Open-air dining. Casual American fare. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Sandcastle Pool Bar - Light fare and cocktails. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres, 4 PM–6 PM. Open mid-morning to dusk (weather permitting).
Room service - Available from early morning to late evening.
- Recreation
Recreational activities are centered on the resort's 600-foot private beach. Favorite pastimes include swimming in the Gulf of Mexico or enjoying a game of volleyball on the white sand. Available for rent are personal watercraft, kayaks, small sailboats, and bicycles. Use of beach chairs is complimentary. The hotel also provides beach cabanas (seasonal) and umbrellas for a surcharge.
In the courtyard are two outdoor pools with lounge chairs and a sundeck. The complimentary fitness center includes a treadmill, stair machine, stationary bike, and free weights. A video-game arcade shares space with the guest laundry.
Across the street, the Gulf of Mexico, Sarasota Bay, Big Pass, and Brushy Bayou border South Lido Park. Activities include bird watching, scenic outlooks, nearby running trails, and canoe and nature trails. Bobby Jones Golf Club, 8.5 miles from the resort, is open to the public.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Boating nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Playground nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Kayaking on site
- Rowing or canoeing on site
- Sailing on site
- Shuffleboard on site
- Swimming on site
- Table tennis on site
- Volleyball on site
- Segway rental/tour nearby
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.


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GPP's fourth annual FotoWeekend event will take place between November 7th -10th. Think of it as a mini-GPP event that features 5 top photographers who will teach workshops and seminars in Dubai and as always, we will have a host of exciting events planned during the four-day event.
The full schedule of workshops will be released soon - keep checking the FotoWeekend page.
We're very excited to announce a very special line-up of photographers for this year's FotoWeekend that features some of the world's most exciting new and emerging talents; starting with Frank Doorhof who is a world renowned fashion and glamour photographer and has also been making waves with his impressive teaching skills. Born in Amsterdam, Frank specialises in teaching lighting and fashion workshops. For Frank, capturing the subject in his or her "style" is the most rewarding thing a photographer can do, where really capturing the character instead of just creating a "pretty" image takes priority. Take a look at some of Frank's instructional videos to get an idea of his teaching style and content:
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Also coming to Dubai in November is Brooke Shaden, a fine art photographer living and working in the Los Angeles area. Brooke is passionate about creating new worlds through photographs with her vision extending beyond the realm of the camera; creating images that resemble paintings and speak of an era that is not our own. Each image is a story. Inspite of her young age, Brooke has managed to cultivate a huge following and has taught many successful workshops around the world. Be prepared to be blown away when you see her work here. Truly remarkable work and we're really looking forward to having Brooke in Dubai.
Next up is Scott Hargis who is a San Francisco Bay Area based photographer specialising in interiors, architecture, lifestyle, advertising and real estate images. Scott is well known for his excellent e-book, The Essential Guide to Lighting Interiors which is a tremendous resource for anyone shooting interiors; both ambient and with small flashes.
Scott will be conducting interiors and architecture photography workshops which is timely considering that the Dubai Real Estate market is starting to bounce back and the demand for interior photography is set to grow again. See more of Scott's work here.
We're also pleased to introduce to Dubai GPPers, the excellent and renowned photographer, Tony Corbell. Tony has been very fortunate having photographed three U.S. presidents, 185 World Leaders, 65 Nigerian Heads of State, about 600 brides and grooms, a couple of NASA astronauts and lots of famous and not so famous faces, since 1979. He has spoken at over 500 seminars and workshops nationally and internationally and is the recipient of the highest honor from Wedding and Portrait Photographers International with their Lifetime Achievement Award.
Tony specialises in teaching lighting and portrait photography and is highly regarded for his very simple but effective teaching style especially to do with the Quantity and Quality of Light. See Tony in action in this video below.
Completing the line-up is David Nightingale who has been coming out to Dubai to teach for GPP for many years and for good reason – the combination of his uncanny ability to find images where most people can't see them and his expertise in Photoshop to create stunning and dramatic images make him a crowd favorite. If you like landscape, night, and HDR photography, and want to know more about Photoshop enhancement then check out his website and see the images of Dubai that he has taken during workshops and his travels here.
David will be teaching several of his popular workshops including Shoot The City, Landscape, Creating Dramatic Images Workshops and more.
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It's a bit far from the center of Recife but it is totally worth a visit. There are nice sculptures all over the gardens. The ambient is very calm and peaceful. The restaurant is very good, try the greensalad and a mixed juice!
It's a bit far from the center of Recife but it is totally worth a visit. There are nice sculptures all over the gardens. The ambient is very calm and peaceful. The restaurant is very good, try the greensalad and a mixed juice!
Very interesting and worth the trip. It is a litlle bit far from downtown but you must go there. A nice landscape with pottery art. Brennand is an international artist.
Gorgeous parklike setting, very interesting sculptures, as well as paintings. The gardens are beautiful and there's a nice cafe to have lunch. A great days outing.
An outdoor art gallery with sculptures in the garden. Sort of on the outskirts of Recife, but worth the visit. The on site restaurant was also good.
Unique place that has a lot of pieces of art in ceramic. The sinergy of the place is amazing and Brennand is an artist that used to be friend of Picasso. indescribable
The place is difficult to find but you'll be rewarded many times if you love arts..It was a revelation to me as I didn't expect to find anything new in the world of ceramics..But instead I was thrilled to enter the world of an artist with a sensitive soul and open mind...Magnificent, impressive, his imaginary creations touch your heart, reach... More
A very elaborate display of modern art and ceramics by a world renowned Brazilian artist. May not be everyones taste, but the display and grounds are MOST impressive and worth a visit. Take the opportunity to have lunch or a snack at the on-site eatery - VERY good food and service.
This place at Recife is one of the most amazing I've been. It's an art gallery mixed with a park, with lots of art pieces from Brennand, a ceramist from Recife. Different, sometimes weird sculptures and small temples populate the place, where you can spend an afternoon of freash air and art. Also, there is the factory of Brennand tiles... More
This is the place to go in Recife. The visitor will see amazing sculptures in a scenographic environment while listening to Gregorian chant. It should not be missed under any circumstance.
it is a perfect example how ONE artist, a bit Megalomanic, can create his own world but has used also his creative mind to restore a part of Brasil history, but please keep in mind that only a few miles away, normal Brasilians only earn $ 200,-- a MONTH today in 2012.!!
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I've had so much fabric sitting around for years, and I finally found something to do with it! All you need is some chicken wire and a few scraps, and you've got a nice, comfy birdhouse for your flying friends.
Supplies Chicken wire Twig Fabric Wire Beads (optional)
STEP 1. Cut an 18-in. x 8-in. rectangle of chicken wire and roll to make an 8-in. tube. Weave loose wires together along the length of the tube to make a seam, and cut off any wires that stick out. The tube should be about 13-14 in. in circumference.
STEP 2. Close one end of the tube by weaving together all the loose wires across the opening, making a rounded, convex shape at the end. This will be the back of the birdhouse. Be sure to trim any excess wire.
STEP 3. Trim the other end of the tube, which will be the opening of the birdhouse. The chicken wire segments are shaped in hexagons; trim the opening so that you have complete hexagons alternating with spaces.
STEP 4. You don't have to have a perch, but if you prefer one, find a slender but sturdy 6-in. twig for a perch. Weave the twig through the chicken wire so that one end is held securely in place and the other extends a few inches from the opening.
STEP 5. Cut fabric scraps into pieces about 5 in. wide and 2 ft. long. (You can use shorter scraps if you have them.) Use different patterns and colors if you like. Cut a 2-in. slit up the middle of each end of the strips, to be used for tying the fabric to the wire.
STEP 6. Starting at the opening of the birdhouse, tie a strip of fabric to the chicken wire, knot it and then weave it through the wire, covering the outside of the house with cloth as you go and securely tying the other end of the strip to the wire when you're done. Trim excess fabric at the knots. Continue with more fabric strips until all the chicken wire is covered. As you wrap the opening of the house, bend wire inward so you get a neat round opening. Be sure to cover any sharp ends, which may require more than one layer of fabric.
STEP 7. For hanging, you'll need a 12-in. or longer piece of 14-gauge wire. (The bottom of a wire coat hanger works fine.) Bend into a small eyehook at one end and attach to the chicken wire at top center of the birdhouse. If you like, add a few beads and make a decorative swirl at the other end of the wire, then shape a large hook to hang the house from a tree branch. Enjoy!
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The audit findings are dated Oct. 1, 2010, through Sept. 30, 2011, and were released Friday.
Talladega County School System officials are withholding the name of the former bookkeeper, however the bookkeeper is believed to have worked at MES during the 2009-2010 school year.
"We took care of that before the audit," said Talladega County Board of Education Chairwoman Beulah Garrett.
"She was released from her employment and she's no longer with us. It's been taken care of and we're not releasing any other information."
According to the audit, "The former Munford Elementary School bookkeeper failed to deposit public monies received and purchased personal items with public monies. A letter was sent to the employee requesting repayment in the amount of $8,970.39. At a meeting with the Chief Examiner, the former bookkeeper failed to show just cause as to why the amount should not be repaid; therefore, relief was denied as evidenced by the Order of the Chief Examiner. The charges remain due and unpaid and, as a result, this report will be certified to the Alabama Attorney General for collection."
The audit states that in December 2010, the former bookkeeper made unauthorized purchases of toys, games and art supplies, totaling $360.33, with the school's bank account. The total of $360.33 was not reimbursed to the school and is reflected as charges against her.
The former bookkeeper also made an unauthorized purchase of a pair of shoes for $58.97 using the school's bank account. After being contacted by the school principal, the company agreed to credit the school's bank account for the amount of the unauthorized purchase.
An amount of $29.03 from juice sales and $2,550.00 in tuition for out-of-district students were receipted by the former bookkeeper, but were not deposited into the school's bank account; these are also reflected as charges against her.
Additionally, donations totaling $267.00, vendor commission checks totaling $213.56, vendor refunds totaling $9.97, Extended Day Program checks totaling $4,665.50, library book checks totaling $60, craft checks totaling $15, and yearbook checks totaling $800 were not receipted by the former bookkeeper, but were deposited in the school's bank account in place of cash that was receipted but not deposited; these are also reflected as charges against her.
Superintendent Suzanne Lacey said the board discovered the former bookkeeper's spending activities during a routine audit and immediately called for an internal investigation.
"When there were questions about funds the employee was placed on administrative leave and she resigned shortly after that," Lacey said.
Lacey was unable to pinpoint a timeframe between the internal investigation and the resignation of the former bookkeeper, but said that the internal investigation brought herself, board of education members, Chief School Financial Officer Avery Embry, and MES administers together, and that they immediately complied with the Office of Public Examiners.
"We have numerous checks and balances as far as funds. Once this was found we took immediate action," Lacey said. "We certainly won't tolerate the misuse of funds."
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First, the elevator ride to the top floor was a great experience by itself. The Atlanta skyline is at full display as the street below became smaller and distant. Definitely recommend visiting the rotating bar prior to dinner to relax and to take in the scenic view. Then, the same great view awaits as one is seated at a table. The service was excellent while food was inconsistent, but I would still give it a Very Good. The Redfish was excellent... Very tasty and seasoned with great execution in cooking it. A filet of beef on the other hand was cooked to medium (the desired temperature) but seasoning was very bland. I would try dining here again since most places could have an off day...
I love the relaxing atmosphere it was very comfortable and I will most definitely return and try more dishes ,the food was very well prepared and served very well and the waiter was very expensive . It was a delightful experience and one I'd greatly appreciate
I took my wife here for our 1-year wedding anniversary and we both loved it!
I celebrated my birthday at the Sundial with a few close friends. I will definitely come back someday soon!
The sundial is 100% worth a visit. The new makeover looks fantastic and the food and fun cannot be beat. Do yourself a favor and try it out!
I have lived in Atlanta for most of my 30 years but never seemed to be able to make it to the Sundial. I can tell you that it was totally worth the wait. We had a little bit of confusion getting up to the restaurant because of the renovations going on around the hotel but soon it was all forgiven. Everyone that we encountered was extremely nice. I wish I could remember our servers name because he was fantastic. He let us enjoy the restaurant at our own pace and made excellent recommendations.
We went when it was rainy evening but still enjoyed the view and spinning of the restaurant is an experience alone.
Great night with family, The waiter was fantastic. The food was great. My sons and their wives gave my wife and I this treat for our 38th Anniversary and it couldn't been better. The pork belly with scallops were interestingly good. I will do this place again.
Was a great experience for me especially since I just came to visit from New York. I'm glad I waited to go there on the day I was leaving because it was a great experience for me. Waiter provided great service and anything we needed he made sure was there. The rotating restaurant really is amazing and you don't feel it at all. As for the view I didn't really get to enjoy it because unfortunately when I decided to go was misty as well as foggy. I would recommend this place to anyone who enjoys good eats, service and scenery.
We really enjoyed ourselves. Everyone was so kind and friendly. When they found out it was our anniversary, they even offered to take our picture.
Service was fantastic, food was beautifully plated & ambiance excellent! Made my wife's birthday one to remember!
Food and service were excellent, of course. A bit drafty, but the view was well worth it.
The Sundial is an eloquent restaurant with delicious food and exceptional service! Everything we ate was delicious; the potato and leek bisque, the bacon-wrapped shrimp, the rouge chicken with white truffle grits and garlic broccolini as our sides, and the creamy vanilla cheesecake. Our waiter, Kim, was very attentive and helpful and even offered to take our picture (it was my husband's birthday). The combination of the incredible views of the city, the atmosphere, the delicious food and great service made for a memorable evening!
FYI; The waiter was very frendly. We had no problem getting a table even with me being 30 minutes late.
Really enjoyed the whole experience. The view of the Atlanta skyline was priceless. The food was decent. The drinks were great.
The Sundial is a notable restaurant that sits atop of the Westin Peachtree Plaza, a landmark building in the heart of Atlanta. Parking is validated, although this was poorly advertised. The menu changes every season, but that constant variable here is that the meals are delicious and of a decent size. Meals can be a bit pricey, but what the price most likely takes into account is the A+ service, amazing 360° skyline view, and delicious albeit decently sized meals. Overall this is an excellent restaurant, but before I finish and you do too - the desserts are just as flavorful as the meals.
I have taken my wife to this restaurant twice over the years for our anniversary. Each time we have gone, we have had a different experience which has not dissapointed us. The menu is great, Service is excellent, and the view of the city is absolutely amazing! I definitely recommend this for individuals who are looking for the ultimate dinning experience.
Took my sister to this restaurant as our first stop in Atlanta. What an experience! We shared the french toast, salmon & eggs, and the doughnut appetizer which were delicious and came in perfect portions for sharing. The service was excellent. Although it was busy, the Sun Dial was never too loud for conversation and the window seating offered us great views. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Atlanta for the first time as it has much to offer in both it's menu and it's unique views of the city.
This was by far one of the best dining experiences ever! The service-perfect,the service-perfect!
The Sun Dial offers more than a great view. The service is exceptional and the food - from salad to dessert - is fantastic.
I went for the salmon sandwich but my guest had the lamb shoulder so now I'm going back to try that. The restaurant is much easier to get to than you think so it's actually pretty convenient.
Our time at the Sun Dial was very romantic and wonderful. It was great to have a panoramic view of the city that my honey and I love so much. We will definitely be returning!
My family and I had a lovely time at this restaurant. We had Thanksgiving dinner there this year and was amazed at the view of the city. the service was great and the food was good. It was a great experience and I would go back again.
Ever want to get a look of the city? This is the place! Spectacular views of the city! We dined on Thanksgiving and started our evening in the bar. The service was not what we would have expected - took 20 minutes for a waitress to acknowledge us. We finally received a drink just before our dinner reservations. Due to our bar experience, our expectations were lowered for the dinner experience. Luckily, our waiter - Kim- changed our attitude of the restaurant. He was very attentive and knowledgeable of the menu and restaurant. He definitely made our dining experience one to remember. We will definitely be back!
Great restaurant for groups, this is our 5th time been there this year, food is getting better then before.
The day was abosolutely beautiful and you could see from miles from the Sundial. Service/Food was excellent. There was no charge for parking. It was the best "deal" in town for a holiday dinner
My son and I enjoyed a fantastic Thanksgiving Day dining experience at The Sun Dial Restaurant - Westin Peachtree! Due to pricing and current economy, I highly recommend for any special occasion. They validate parking.
Quality of food was outstanding, my plate was the turkey and dressing which was perfectily portioned, but my husband's plate (duck breast) portion was small for him. Great service and great atmosphere. We have found a new dining experience in Atlanta among our other favorite restaurants. A must try with an outstanding view.
The Sundial was exactly what I expected and more. The view from the 72nd floor is worth the price alone. But, the food was delicious and arranged artistically with each serving. I wish we could have taken home the leftovers, but we were staying in the Westin hotel, so just not feasible. Would highly recommend to anyone who can occasionally dine in this price range..
This dining experience made our Thanksgiving perfect. My husband and I have always had a large family meal on Thanksgiving, but this year no one else was in town. So---I tried to arrange an alternate plan in order to have a very special meal on that day! We couldn't have been more pleased. The turkey dinner was outstanding (the best food we have ever eaten at the Sun Dial)!!!
I have a vast background in fine dining as I worked in the wine trade in the UK. I have dined with the best. I had been disappointed in most USA restaurants. But The Sun Dial is a restaurant, where fine dining is the aim of ALL I came across, at the top of the Westin Hotel. A Thanksgiving Menu chosen to please all palates. Our waiter knew to allow time between courses, for maximum enjoyment of the view. My choice of wines were served in the correct fashion, just slightly chilled. In All I will be going back again, as the view and style were 1st Class.
A very special evening that we hope will be a memory for all of us.
Great way to experience the best of Atlanta! Worth the price for such an amazing experience! Would recommend highly!
I can't wait to come back. I really enjoyed my dinner, the view was awesome and the service was outstanding. Love it, love it, love it.
My family and I enjoyed lunch at Sundial the Friday after Thanksgiving. We enjoyed the food and the amazing view! The staff was professional and friendly.
I made lunch reservations online for two via "opentable.com". Our waitress, Shauna, was absolutely pleasant and very knowledgable of the surrounding landmarks. I ordered the Braised Short Ribs which were very flavorful and tender, and the mashed potatoes were quite amazing! My daughter's plate, the Spinach-Stuffed Manicotti, was very flavorful as well! The portions were perfect! I say ignore any negative reviews that you may come across online and check it out for yourself! The environment is serene. The restaurant is elegant. The fact that it makes a full turn in 1 hour is pretty awesome, allowing you to have a full 360 view of the city! This was our first time there and we had a truly wonderful experience. We highly recommend it! =)
Ate at the sundial with family the day after thanksgiving. Amazing view and better food!
First of all, the view of the Atlanta skyline was beautiful and it provided an amazing background while I proposed to my now fiancé. The service was excellent and up to par with the upscale feel of the restaurant. We enjoyed a delicious meal along with a smooth and flavorful wine. Friends and family members joined us there and the party of 18 were all taken care of well. The waiters and entire staff made the night an enjoyable and smooth experience. The ambience was very romantic and everyone truly enjoyed themselves. I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Thank you for making our engagement one we will never forget.
We took our four year old grandson to the Sun Dial for lunch as a special treat and of course the elevator ride and view from the top. I put in my Open Table reservations that he would be with us and they had coloring pencils and play mat waiting for us. Our server was wonderful although food was a little slow coming to the table, she was doing her best to get it to us quickly. As for the food, it was surprisingly good. We special ordered pasta with just cheese for our grandson and they happily accommodated us. I had the grilled pimento cheese and potato soup with salad and it was excellent. My husband had the Sun Dial burger and enjoyed it. This is a great place to see a beautiful view of the city and I'm sure it's stunning at night.
The food was great, I very much so enjoyed the view. Very romantic setting. service was appreciated. I would come again and again,with some one special and I would dine alone to treat myself.
The service goes beyond southern hospitality. Sun Dial really wants to help you make the evening a great one. We were treated like VIP, almost like we were the only ones in the restaurant. You owe it to your significant other to spend a great evening with them at Sun Dial.
Great for lunch. Food good but experience with view outstanding. Recently renovated will go back for dinner and night view. Try it for something different. Good place to take out of town guests.
My wife and I been together for 14 years; It felt like we were dating for the first time again. Thank you.
Very friendly and serving to us. Great with my 9 year Led granddaughter too. Awesome view.
My girlfriend and I had a very romantic dinner with great food and wine. I will definitely be going back
The Sundial is even better than it was last Spring, 2013. The new decor (as a result of this summer's renovation) is extraordinary. The menu is new, but the gourmet quality of the food hasn't changed. I'd pay the price just for the view, but food of this quality is well worth the price. In my opinion, for a special occasion, no restaurant in Atlanta (& I've eaten at most of them!) beats the Sundial.
Everything was perfect...food, service just everything.
We had fun celebrating after the Christmas parade. Puts a nice "cap" on a fun day. We had a group of 8 and service was wonderful!
Great everything! No complaints at all. Had a wonderful time. Wouldn't change it for anything. The food was wonderful. It was so well cooked.
This was a fun experience even though it was cloudy. Food and service were very good! I would like to go back when it is not a cloudy day.


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spectacularly said 228 weeks ago
hahahahha, this is super cute! I like the bright colors too. (: I'll have to sleep on the idea of purchasing the shirt though. -
guitardriver6 said 228 weeks ago
I like the contrast of colors, green and blue, but where is the wolf on the drums and the elephant on the bass??
least said 228 weeks ago
Very cool.
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prattypus said 228 weeks ago
Iis that He-Man's Battle Cat? I like the design, if it were on a poster, but I don't know about the flow on a shirt. -
Calexico said 228 weeks ago
Aw I love this shirt. I doubt my parents would let me order another one though. I just received my anchor shirt from a few days back. -
guitardriver6 said 228 weeks ago
P.S. Jimiyo where is the new design we here at Teefury have been waiting anxiously..... -
MJ said 228 weeks ago
The Jimiyo design was put on hold to make room for the collabs :)
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applebutt said 228 weeks ago
lol, i agree with guitardriver6! where's the elephant rockin' bass and the wolf on drums? awesome colors too! i take back what i just said. had to look at it again :) -
CPUT99 said 228 weeks ago
The colors on this are slick. Particularly the yellow highlight on the blue bear. ELECTRIC. haha.. but as far as a buy I am still pinching my pennies til the next collab tee. I just hope to God I'm not outta town in Oregon when the one with mine goes up, as I may not have access to a computadoraaaa haha... -
ez-kun said 228 weeks ago
Thank you for your positive feedback guys!
You must show Jimiyo some love for the color scheme, he's ace like that (well, the yellow highlight was there from day one, though!)
As far as where the rest of the band is... please show mercy, i tried to keep the design as clean and less cluttered as possible..it was hard to pull off for me;)
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snarkygal said 228 weeks ago
@CPUT If I understand correctly, all that were submitted will make it onto one of the shirts. But I could be wrong.... -
CPUT99 said 228 weeks ago
@snarkygal that's the way I understood it as well. Regardless, I'm trying not to get my hopes up in case my data was lost or couldn't be read or something haha... Call me a pessimist. -shrug- -
snarkygal said 228 weeks ago
This shirt is cute, and I like the colors. I also looked through Ez-Kun's portfolio and saw quite a few pieces that I liked. I hope to see more of his work here on the Fury. -
ez-kun said 228 weeks ago
:) you know how to make a big fella happy!
Also, my side interview this time...TL;DR for sure:D
oh, and those collab tees- killer, great job to all and to all a great job! -
ez-kun said 228 weeks ago
me forgive all of yous who got broke cuz of teefury! i feel your pain.
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2013 state of solar video series
As we head into 2013, Mosaic is highlighting the exciting state of solar in this multi-part video blog series. Each video features employees discussing what Mosaic's model brings to the solar and finance industries. For more, watch earlier videos on solar as an asset class and solar as the new normal.
The past decade has been a period of major expansion for solar energy. In 2000, global installed solar capacity stood at 1.5 gigawatts. As of mid-2012, declines in technology costs had driven that number up to 65 gigawatts — a gain far exceeding what most experts once predicted.
Yet solar energy is just getting started. Over the past year, several major studies and reports have examined the potential for building a future based on clean energy technologies. The results suggest that a new energy paradigm is within our reach, and will depend largely on expanding our ability to harness the power of the sun.
Here are four of the most amazing projections on the future of energy to come out of 2012:
1. In June, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory brought together 100 researchers to produce a report entitled Renewable Electricity Futures. In language that would have been unthinkable a decade ago, the report concluded that "renewable electricity generation from technologies that are commercially available today, in combination with a more flexible electric system, is more than adequate to supply 80% of total U.S. electricity generation in 2050 while meeting electricity demand on an hourly basis in every region of the country."
2. The NREL's report on renewable energy focuses primarily on the technical feasibilty for a renewable energy build out. But what about the economics? In its March 2012 report, Rooftop Revolution: Changing Everything with Rooftop Solar, The Institute for Self-Reliant States projected that solar power will be less expensive than any other electricity sources for nearly 100 million Americans by 2021 (See figure at right).
3. A more academic and more recent (December 2012) study by researchers at the University of Delaware modeled the economic and technical feasibility of a renewable energy dominated energy system. The researchers focused on the perceived difficulty of building a clean energy system that is both as reliable and as cost-effective as our current system. They write that by 2030, "we find that the electric system can be powered 90%–99.9% of hours entirely on renewable electricity, at costs comparable to today's."
4. Finally, a March 2012 report by McKinsey and Company examined the state of the global solar energy industry. The report projects that falling costs will lead to a minimum of 400-600 GW of new solar capacity being installed globally in the coming decade. The report's authors write:
"Such a scenario could bring dramatic changes across the globe. Rapid growth of distributed generation could disrupt the regulated utility industry in [developed countries]….In non-OECD countries, distributed generation (in combination with inexpensive storage solutions) could bring electricity to millions of poor people living in rural areas, greatly improving their standard of living."
Michael Parks is a Blog Editor for solar financing marketplace Mosaic, and a graduate of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.
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Sacramento, with a metro-area population of nearly 1.8 million, is one of the state's fastest-growing areas. Visitors and locals alike enjoy a day spent walking through Old Sacramento, floating down the American River, or biking the shady paths along the Sacramento and American rivers. In addition to being the state capital, it's a thriving shipping and processing center for the fruit, vegetables, rice, wheat, and dairy goods produced in the Central Valley. It's also become a receptacle of spillover from Silicon Valley, and a suburb for Bay Area workers seeking affordable homes. As such, the quantity and quality of downtown restaurants, such as the Esquire Grill and the Waterboy, have greatly improved.
Visitors are often surprised by how pretty the River City's downtown area is, with its tree-shaded streets lined with some impressive Victorians and well-crafted bungalows. And at its heart sits the majestic capitol building -- Sacramento's most visible attraction -- situated within a large park, replete with flower gardens, memorial statuary, and curious squirrels. Inside the capitol, visitors strain to get a glimpse of California's reborn Governor Jerry Brown and his unpaid Chief of Staff, Anne Gust Brown, as they walk their corgi, Sutter.
It's easy to explore the capital of California with flights to Sacramento from American Airlines. After gold was discovered in the area in 1848, people relocated here from all over the world to seek their fortunes. Today, it's a charming town that retains its historic flair, and when you visit here you'll find a wide range of things to do in Sacramento, from touring Old Sacramento and envisioning the Gold Rush to visiting wineries.
Of all the activities in Sacramento, one of our favorites is visiting Old Sacramento. This 28-acre National Historic Landmark District and State Historic Park will take you back in time to the Gold Rush of the mid-1850s. Its location along the Sacramento River is quite scenic, and it's full of activities and diversions for the entire family. You'll want to visit landmarks such as the Pony Express Statue (a life-size sculpture), the area known as 1849 Scene (with reconstructed historic buildings) and the Central Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (a period reconstruction complete with telegraph office, vintage locomotives and separate waiting room for ladies and children). Old Sacramento also contains a number of museums you'll want to see, including the California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento History Museum and Wells Fargo History Museum, where you'll find an original gold scale.
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Take a deep breath. Skype is back to normal.
On Monday, we'll provide a more detailed explanation of what happened. Until then, we'd like to apologize and thank you. Precisely in that order. We know how difficult and frustrating the past two days have been. And still, your good wishes kept flowing in. Thank you for the amazing patience, trust and support!
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lordoflamers said 6 years ago
These must have been two amazing days for you guys Congrats on bringing Skype back
peta220 said 6 years ago
Yes guys…once again, thank you for working day and night on this problem! I am sure you've done the best you could. Thank you.
weatherhelm said 6 years ago
The service is still down in Montreal Canada.
ukholidayjobs.com said 6 years ago
I had to call forward all my skypein calls for the last 2 days to my landline. Luckily I picked up the service was going down in time to make the change. I hope Skype is going to refund my credit for having to do this.
ukholidayjobs.com said 6 years ago
I had to call forward all my skypein calls for the last 2 days to my landline. Luckily I picked up the service was going down in time to make the change. I hope Skype is going to refund my credit for having to do this.
zookeeper9 said 6 years ago
Can someone explain me why I cannot add user whose Skype name and e-mail I know. I am receiving that does not exist. But I know it does. Please answer meeeeeeeeeeeee!
jason.dk said 6 years ago
They may be blocking your attempts to add them !!
andrea.nagy2 said 6 years ago
I would like to join those who have signed in here to say thank you. You've worked hard for us all. Thanks guys!!!!!!
yoshi132045 said 6 years ago
Well done you guys at Skype for fixing and coping so well with the last 2 days I told people that you had problems if they asked, I had faith in you guys and you did us all proud
Well done Skype!
timothy9878 said 6 years ago
Thanks Skype for working day and night on the sign in problem.
dan513d said 6 years ago
Well Villu it seems NOT everyone is up and running. I live in Wiltshire,England and SKYPE is still NOT WORKING for me. Cannot do a TEST CALL or in fact do very much other than look at comments such as yours that say ALL IS WELL when quite clearly it is NOT.
Do you have any printable suggestions how or what I can do to get SKYPE working again ?
esmestefan said 6 years ago
Still down in San Diego, CA.
temp90919293 said 6 years ago
OK, OK, Best Friends Forever!!1!11!! LOL!
Now let's hear from Mr. NZ!
egorfine said 6 years ago
Guys, we love you; thank you for your responsibility and serious approach! Good luck and take a rest
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clown.boy said 6 years ago
Aw, the party smiley isn't working.
Great job, Skype!
remargable said 6 years ago
Some people have 'one of those days'… I have 'one of those lives'! WHY did I pick THIS weekend to play around with my fancy new Skype WiFi phone? It was quite awhile before I realized it wasn't my hardware- go figure! Anyway, good luck to all working on the resolution .
felipe.herrera4 said 6 years ago
hello im from chile, i've a question i can't use the skypecast what happen??
thank u
obijohn_kenobi said 6 years ago
Great work and hope you are not all overdosed on pizza and coffee. FYI, very little interruption in the Western U.S. (California). I have a 6MBps Broadband connection which may help.
I personally appreciate what you have been through. As a former IT Manager and Consultant (laid-off) I have been through more than a few 24hr plus "overnighters" and "weekenders". Kudos on your dedication, efforts, continued and clear communications under extremely difficult circumstances.
Your blog introduced me to the Skype Heartbeat which do not know before.
Skype is still #1, as I tell and invite all my friends and acquaintances in the U.S.A., E.U. countries, and Latin America. I also give positive comments and commendations on technical web sites and forums.
Thanks for the extraordinary effort and excellent communications under difficult circumstances. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help (and help spread the word).
mikedear said 6 years ago
Congrats on getting things working again – after two days of hard slog, I think it's obvious you guys were facing a pretty serious problem.
That said, Skype is now a trusted service with paid subscription (myself included). For this users come to expect a level of stability and two days of effective shut down does not land well with most.
I look forward to reading the post tomorrow to see what actually happened and what are the commitments from Skype to ensure this service remains at the front of the market.
dubano said 6 years ago
Great job ! Thank you for your explanations and hope that you'll be abble to have a full night of sleep
catherine.hurbain said 6 years ago
skype went back up sometimes yesterday afternoon for me.
first thing i did was calling my parents. it's the only way i can call them without emptying my banck account
trpaskalev said 6 years ago
I think it is still not working in some parts of USA. my brothers is in FL and still can't log in!
cp_giordano said 6 years ago
Hi all, 11:01 EST, still down in Orlando, FL.
Thanks for all your had work with this. I travel alot for work and SKYPE is instrumental in holding my family together so I can say good night to my wife and little girl every day. You guys are the best.
gvg2k6 said 6 years ago
Thanks alot
Grate job done by skype team!
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concordel said 6 years ago
Hello guys,
I'm impressed by your efforts to restore the service after the big disruption.
You should know though that the system isnt' working properly everywere, like you suggest.
After the disruption I installed the last skype version – and I think it was a mistake: now the sound has an awfull quality, I can talk but nobody understand me, and the same problem occurs when somebody is trying to talk to me: the sound has many disruptions, and starting the camera worsen it.
Eventually we ended up chatting in writing.I reinstalled the last version many times, with or w/o my antivirus program on.
When the computer logs in, I'm getting the green ellipse logo for 2-3 seconds, then is turning into the blue skype logo with a red flag.
When I'm opening the START window on my computer, the Skype program logo isn't the blue one anymore – it shows the logo like the computer doesn't know what program is supposed to use to open Skype, but when clicking on it is lunching it w/o comments.
I'm in Canada, and so far trying to talk to my brother in Europe is a nightmare.
Could you suggest me what to do to get back to the wonderful Skype I use to enjoy so much?
Wishing you good luck for the future, and thanking you for your incredible dedication to help connecting people around the world.
ildiotthonvan said 6 years ago
After the disruption I installed the last skype version, and it is not working at all. I uninstalled and reinstalled it at least 5 times. It seems to start but I cannot sign in, and the program closes.
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I carried my wife to Fifth Season to celebrate her birthday based on reviews for the top rated seafood restaurants in Suffolk County and our experience was excellent. It was a little pricey, but the quality was superior. It was disappointing that we did not have the opportunity for a water view considering the bulk of the tables by the window were vacant, but the meal and experience was excellent. I had the pan seared scallops and my wife had the grilled fluke, both were perfectly prepared and tasted fantastic.
I invited the whole family to a dinner the week before my son's wedding as a celebration and we were not disappointed. The service was very good and the staff was very friendly. The seasonal food was more than ample, well prepared and very tasty. The specialty drinks that the girls had were very flavorful, and the desserts were very good. Also the service was very attentive to our needs. We enjoyed ourselves very much and were very comfortable with the ambiance. A breath of fresh air in a hurry up get them in and out world. Thanks, keep up the good work.
My fiance had to work out on the LI office one day and I decided to come out and meet him and the people in his office recommended the Fifth Season and it was Excellent from start to finish! The FOOD was sooo tasty, the Service was spectacular and we can't wait to go back!
This restaurant has it all, fantastic food, great service, nice wine list and fabulous cocktails. We had an awesome time with our friends. The menu was so impressive, locally sourced ingredients, and full of gluten free choices that i had a hard time deciding what to order. Next time we hope the weather is nice so we can dine outside.
I have NEVER been disappointed by Fifth Season. The food is delicious, the service is exceptional and the atmosphere is always great. When we want a special evening by ourselves or with friends, this is usually our first choice! Yes, it is a little on the pricey side, but always remember, you get what you pay for! Fantastic time at Fifth Season and would definitely recommend it to anyone.
Fifth Season offers a nice mix of surf and turf. The food was well executed and the service was quite good. The lobster bisque is rich and nicely seasoned. The filet mignon sandwich has sweet caramelized onions and tangy blue cheese (but was a little difficult to bite). Yum. We will keep this place in mind in the future!
One of the best restaurants in port Jefferson...uses local produce, organic meats, fresh fish. Sauces are delicate & the wait staff is outstanding. Good wines.
The food was good, service good. I loved my cocktail. I will come again.
I went here with my husband - heard about it from several friends. The food was excellent and they really made us feel special. We will be back!
Celebrated my dad's birthday with a great lunch....would love to try this restaurant for dinner
Always great service and great food. Not cheap, but worth the price. Have eaten here dozens of times and never disappointed.
The second floor dining was in a modern setting with medium noise level and very civilized. We were given a table meeting our request.The service was prompt and knowledgeable. Our food was excellent. My roasted duck breast with plum was perfectly done, medium rare/pinkish as I requested and excellent flavors. It was the best that I have eaten.
From appetizer to dessert The Fifth Season is always excellent.
I recently went to Fifth Season to celebrate my birthday with a friend. The portions are just right. The price was a little off the scale. This past week I celebrated in NYC at a very upscale restaurant and the price that was paid for dinner exceeded the price paid in NYC by about $40-50. While I enjoyed Fifth Season very much, I am inclined to limit my visits to restaurant week only.
No trip for us to Port Jeff is complete without having dinner at the fifth season. Food is always great and the staff is very attentive. Love it!
The filet mignon sandwich was the best I've ever had! The service was wonderful ,too!
Had dinner with my wife, scallops cooked perfectly. My wife had the lobster bisque, which she loved. Service was good, I'd go back if I was in the area, looks good for happy hour too! We saw lots of people ordering burgers, might have to try them,
Living in port jefferson, I find Fifth Season to be a reliable restaurant in a land of touristy spots. Also love the free corkage policy on LI wines.
Came here for a date night with my fiance, we were attracted by the fresh and locally grown food. This place exceeded our expectations by far. We had the lobster tail app (very good), and for our entrees the sea scallops and the filet mignon. Scallops were great, ate my plate clean. I tried my fiance's filet, it was the best I've had in recent memory. Melt in your mouth good. Definitely worth checking out. Price's were reasonable, waiter was knowledgable. We'll be back.
Everything was excellent from the service to the food.
we had a nice dinner with friends. food and service were very good. even after we finished there was no pressure to leave the table so we were able to converse. (no one was waiting for a table).
We have been pleased with Fifth Season on several occasions, but this time we were not impressed. The food was mediocre. Fries with a burger were soft and soggy, lacking in flavor. A calamari stuffed with chorizo appetizer had an odd flavor combination and the calimari was hardly identifiable. Espresso was not up to our standards, tastes like it was brewed on a stovetop machine. Wine list is good, with a number of interesting choices, priced reasonably. The restaurant was not very busy, but in spite of this, food service was SLOOWWW. The experience was not unpleasant, and the prices are still reasonable, but food and service have been better in past visits.
Locals who had not been back for awhile - had excellent meal and service. Putting this back on A list.
Enjoyed a birthday dinner for two. The apple spice martini was outstanding and set the stage for a fall season meal. I had the chicken and it was delicious! I just wish that there was more meat. Desserts were ok. I had the apple pie which was like a hand pie. I was pleasantly surprised to see they used the amazing Honeycrisp apples that are only available for a short time! My husband had the doughnuts. He enjoyed them but I thought they were too thin. The portions allowed you to consume something from each course and enjoy it! We left full!
My husband received a gift certificate for his recent birthday. We had never been to Fifith Season before. We were amazed and blown away by the food and experience. Thank you! The lobster tail appetizer and red pepper soup were delicious. The iron steak prepared two ways was special and different. We thoroughly enjoyed the meal.
Great restaurant, great food, service was wonderful always checking back to the table to see if we needed anything. wine list was perfect, not to overwhelming.
We had a group of 6 women with all sorts of dietary issues,(haha) The Fifth Season accommodated them all. They also we so good at switching our table because we were too cold and it was a little more noisy upstairs and we really wanted to "chat" . The food was delicious as always and fresh. My favorite part is they use alot of local farmers for their menu.
Never disappoints! Great food, great service, as a matter of fact, I could over hear a very difficult diner seated next to us. They were just being obnoxious. The waitress delt with them with a lot of poise and patience.
This restaurant has very good to excellent food, very good ambience and outstanding service. One item that bothered my husband was that the wine served was no more than half a glass full. He said it even looked a little less than half a glass. This makes the restaurant look cheap or less classy than it really is. Other restaurants we have eaten at give 2/3 to 3/4 of a glass of wine. Hopefully, this will be corrected.
The Fifth Season is always a wonderful place to have dinner. Their food is always the freshest around as well as more than great tasting. We celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary there for dinner. When Jeanine called to reconfirm she had asked if our dinner plans were for a special occasion. I had told her yes and our reason. Upon being seated at our table, there were fresh rose petals surrounding the candle in the center of our table. Nice touch. The staff throughout the evening also wished us a Happy Anniversary. Which was also very thoughtful and nice. All in all every time we have dinner there it's an awesome experience. You couldn't ask for anything better in Port Jefferson.
Fifth Season is a great place for local food. We had a very delicious meal
This is by far my favorite restaurant in Port Jeff. It is located across from the Ferry offering beautiful scenic views of the Sound. They have a delicious menu that changes seasonally. Plus they have great vegetarian options and gluten free options as well. They also have a Prix Fixe menu for $29.95 of a three course meal with great choices! Plus you can bring your own bottle of wine which helps with the cost (they charge $40 and up for their bottles of wine on the menu). I highly recommend this place for brunch, lunch & dinner!!! Great for girls night out or date night. It's very cozy and relaxing atmosphere, I would not bring noisy children here, older kids are fine.
Top notch for beginning to end. Excellent service and awesome food. If only parking was easier.
Good service. Waitress was very familiar with menu and was able to explain gluten free options in a way that made me feel comfortable. Food was great and no adverse reactions.
Enjoyed Sunday Brunch with Girlfriends. I thought it was a great value for the quality of the food. The food was delicious, my girlfriends would also agree. I would 100% recommend this restaurant! I know others who have had dinner at Fifth Season and rave about their food as well. I can't wait to go back! I can't stop thinking about the Pear martinis - :)
There were 4 of us and everyone enjoyed their meal except for me. Very disappointed with the fluke meal, rather tasteless.
Went for a quiet dinner to celebrate wife's birthday and it was terrific.
1The food was amazing from the appetizer to the dessert!
Went on 11/3/13 for restaurant week and it did not disappoint! Service was impeccable and the food was delicious. We love The Fifth Season and always enjoy their ever-changing menu and the wonderful service.
We love dining at The Fifth Season. The food is incredible and we love the seasonal, farm-to-table approach. Service is always stellar. My favorite dishes are the seasonal soups (yum, pumpkin!), the beet salad, and the Long Island duck. The peanut butter banana bacon spring roll with housemade grape jam was incredible! I would have never thought to pair those ingredients, but somehow it all came together wonderfully!
We went for Long Island Restaurant week. They had a fairly extensive menu so the 4 of us all chose different appetizers and entrees All were excellent. They were very accommodating on changing a vegetable with one dish as well. This restaurant uses fresh food in season and changes the menu to reflect it. We have never had a bad experience here! I don't particularly recall the noise level but we had no problem having a conversation at our table.
As one of our favorite local restaurants, I have not written a review recently, since I would keep repeating my accolades. However, our friends, as well as my husband and I, enjoyed ourselves so much this past Wednesday evening that I must comment. We dined downstairs for the first time, since recent surgery prevented me from climbing stairs. Our servers, Sean and Nick, were outstanding in every way. The food was amazing, and I was so pleased I followed Sean's suggestion and tried the brisket. Each course was mouthwatering, generous in size, and prepared in a healthy way. We can't wait to return!
We had a romantic dinner by the fire and really enjoyed our meal.
My wife and I went there for dinner during restaurant week. We thoroughly enjoyed all of the food from appetizers to desserts. The service was top notch and more importantly we never felt rushed. We're looking forward to going back again.
Located in the heart of Port Jefferson overlooking the harbor. Great chief, staff and fresh local produce and wines. I enjoying going back again and again.
The fluke was dull and disappointing but the apple pie (turnover) was excellent. The noisy toddler right behind my shoulder made conversation difficult and detracted from the experience.
I would recommend Fifth Season to all my friends without a doubt. My husband and I enjoy the place very much. My dish was not as good as my husbands I would definetly grt the chicken next we go. Do not order the brisket. I was not happy with it at all!! We both had pumpkin soup that was fantastic and dessert was even better!! Gelato for me and flourless chocolate cake for my husband.We will surely return but i will never order the same dish again. Go with the chicken!
One of my favorite restaurants providing gourmet food without compromising nutrition or sustainable principles. If you are looking for vegetarian cuisine, I highly recommend the Fifth Season. A great dining atmosphere, cozy with excellent service, serving local, non-GMO, organic food art. Don't take my word for it - experience it for yourself.
had a wonderful time. the food was good, service was good and the drinks actually were very good and had alcohol in them.
Had a delicious meal with good friends. A great night out!


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"Warner Bros. is privileged to be home to the global Superman brand, which has had an unparalleled impact on popular culture for 75 years," stated Kevin Tsujihara, Chief Executive Officer, Warner Bros. Entertainment, in making the announcement. "We are proud to commemorate this milestone with exciting entertainment across the entire Studio and across the globe, ensuring this enduring icon reaches new generations of audiences."
DC Entertainment and the Studio's various divisions, including Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Television, Warner Bros. Animation, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Warner Bros. Consumer Products, will mark this extraordinary anniversary with a range of highly anticipated events and products, kicking off with the release of the much anticipated summer-blockbuster Man of Steel.
The new animated short, currently in production, is being produced by Zack Snyder and pays homage to Superman and many iterations of the Super Hero throughout his 75 years. A sneak peek of this short is planned for Comic-Con International: San Diego in July and the finished version will debut late summer.
The new commemorative logo takes its cue from the iconic Superman costume, featuring predominantly blue coloring with a splash of red and highlights a bold silhouette of the Man of Steel with his cape waving behind him and the block-style lettering of "75 Years." The mark will be rolled out by all the divisions on Superman-related promotions, products and initiatives. DC Entertainment will be the first to feature the new logo on the upcoming Superman Unchained comic book by artist Jim Lee and writer Scott Snyder, on sale Wednesday, June 12.
"Superman is undeniably the greatest Super Hero in the world and likely the most influential comic book character of all time," according to Diane Nelson, President, DC Entertainment. "In addition to being an enduring presence in pop culture for the last 75 years, he continues to be a commanding global icon. DC Entertainment and all of Warner Bros. look forward to celebrating this important, year-long anniversary for Superman."
In tandem with the various special celebrations comes the release of this summer's tent pole action adventure feature Man of Steel, opening in theaters nationwide June 14.
Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group, stated, "Superman is a larger-than-life figure, making the big screen the perfect place to experience his adventures, and Man of Steel delivers with first rate story-telling that is broadly entertaining. It couldn't be more fitting that the centerpiece of our summer slate hits theaters during this commemorative year."
"It's a great honor for all of us involved into carry on the tradition of Superman for longtime fans as well as a new generation of moviegoers," director Zack Snyder said. "I'm so excited to share the movie with them and to be a part of this celebration."