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Perhaps it's pride, or maybe just laziness, but nine times out of ten we end up grocery-store bound without a checklist. However, according to surgeon Atul Gawande, author of The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right, operating without a checklist is inefficient and illogical. "I introduced the checklist in my operating room, and I've not gotten through a week without it catching a problem," Gawande said in an interview. "It has been really eye-opening. You just realize how fundamentally fallible we are."
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Stayed at Tarragona this past weekend and enjoyed ever minute of it. From the time you walk in you are made to feel welcome and at home. The rooms are large and extremely comfortable, the breakfast is incredible and the overall feel and setting makes it feel like a home away from home. Thank you Lilien and Derek for making... More
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you will love it
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Singapore is a modern developed nation state. Small and concise with modern amenties. Tourist areas are never more than 3 hours away from your hotel. It's safe to wander around past midnight and very little corruption from uniform personel. Good transport connectability and wonderful hawker food . Next year, the intergrated and casino resorts and the Universal Theme Park at the Marina Bay will add to its list of tourist sites. Drawbacks is actually its size. By the 3rd day, there is really not many places you have not visited and of course, its high living standard.
Malaysia has wonderful and clean beaches and also its rain forests. Great for hiking, rafting etc and spending time in one of the many national parks. Good clubs in KL and the local food is a must eat. Drawbacks is its limited variety in terms of entertainment due to its religion. Traffic can be a problem and watch out for the corrupted policemen.
When we talk Indonesia, surely we talk about Bali (beach and surf), Jogjarkata (ancient city), Borobodur (hindu temple) and Bandung (hill side charm). Very friendly people and helpful. Do visit the old cities like Samarinda or Balikpapan and you find old charms. Conversation can be a problem as most don't speak English and traffic is horendous.
Philippines is something like Indonesia. Bagui which is a hilly city is beautiful and has pleasant climate. Spend time in Cebu with its white sand and first class hotels. The clubs are really alive and most will have a top class band. Philippinos are god gifted to be entertainers and wonderful singers. Local food is yummy especially pork and squids. Most speak English so no problem conversing. Getting around can be a problem as the roads are choked and connectability is quite poor. Don't try driving as it is very dangerous due to the road conditions.
And Thailand which I now stay. Has the most varied entertainment. Interesting provinces like Bai, Kong Kern, Chiang Rai, Chaing Mai, Kantaburi, Hua Hin etc. Beautiful beaches in Ko Kud, Ko Chang, Samed and the heavily trodden and equally entertaining Samui, Pattaya and Phuket. People are so polite and friendly and the food is so so yummy. Conversing in English can be tricky. What I dislike is the traffic, double standard for tickets, police and the worst spoiler; the politicians. But I still love every minute here and will stay for some time.
Cheers and have a wonderful holiday wherever in SEA.
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I have been living and visiting in Asia since the early 70's , so I've witnessed all the changes. It's sad to see the way things have gone. The last time my wife and I were there we agreed that it's over, it's all gone to \\ ////.
Thailand has also become expensive and crappy. The beaches are the same \\ //// covered mess as Bali. I will not go to any of these beach spots in Thailand again. The \\\ ///// bars and general low life life style is also a big factor in not going back to Phuket, Pattaya, Ko Samui etc. Thailand is finished as a destination. It's not even a great place to shop anymore. Hong Kong and China are much cheaper, easier and better quality. Also hotel rooms in Thailand are way overpriced for what you get. I found that HK has really become competative again and the old days od small expensive room are over.
Singapore is fantastic, I can't say enough good things about it. They really have it together. Go to Singapore for sure.
Outside of Penang, the malaysians don't seem to understand western standards. Overpriced and crappy quality. Penang though is excellent.
Thailands recent anti-farang campaign that the government is promoting to hide the desperate state of affairs in Thailand is pretty despicable.
Hope that helps.
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No alcohol, extremly safe and the people are great!
Food is also very good.
Hire a car, not expensive. Then you can drive into Sarawak or go south into other parts of Malaisia depending on your budget and what you want to see.
Kota Kinabalu is also beatiful.
Labuwan is also different, just don't take the family!
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Cubitek unveiled its third PC case for high-end/gaming PCs, the XL Tank. Although "XL" in name, it's an ATX mid-tower measuring 230 (W) x 490 (H) x 525 (D) mm. It makes use of thicker sheets of steel to fabricate the frame, while the panels are made of aluminum. The case features a standard interior with a motherboard tray that has holes at the right spots to manage certain kinds of CPU coolers and cables. An expansion card retention beam ensures long graphics cards don't suffer PCB bending over time. Drive bays include four 5.25", one of which can turn into an exposed 3.5". There are six internal 3.5" bays. Ventilation is care of a large 230 mm front intake fan, a 140 mm rear exhaust, and provision for two 140 mm fans at the top. The front-panel is positioned on the top, and includes two USB 3.0, apart from eSATA and audio. Two holes at the rear let you pass water cooling tubing through. Cubitek did not give out pricing or availability information.
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to me it just looks like a cheaply made lian li with less style and design but if its cheaper..... hmmm nope, i would save up to buy the real deal, a lian li case
the inside of the case i dunno it makes me feel like it has lian li design, but on the other side its kinda nice case
But their location sucks. That whole cut out area & ports are huge dust magnets on top mounted cases.
Looks like an imitation Lian-Li, a cheaply made one at that. Could have at least painted the inside black or something, or included more value for money features like the CM 690 II Advanced with the stylings of a Lian-Li or a Corsair Obsidian 800D, but at a cheaper price.
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Try the locally made margheritine (small biscuits) and mushrooms from the surrounding Mottorone mountains. Or pick up the suitcase-friendly Aqua di Stresa body lotion. All three are available at shops around town.
Superb Bellinis mixed with fresh-squeezed peach juice and house-made panettone (fruit bread) make this a sweet spot on Stresa's waterfront. (39-03) 23-30-225.
Walk to the top of Monte Mottorone for a panoramic view of the Italian Alps and more than seven lakes, including the glacial Lake Maggiore located at its base. (39-03) 23-30-150; www.distrettolaghi.eu.
Centuries-old umbrellas—originally crafted to denote status and power, not simply to protect from the sun and rain—are the focus of this one-of-a-kind museum just 10 minutes from town. (39-03) 23-89-622; www.gignese.it/museo.
Keep the little ones busy at Stresa's wonderfully unconventional zoo, where horses, llamas and sheep wander. (39-31) 53-30-323; www.parcozoopallavicino.it.
This eatery appears in several destination guides, but locals find that the service is inconsistent. Instead, head to the harbor-side restaurant Milano in the neighborhood of Pallanza. (39-03) 23-55-68-16; www.ristorantemilanolagomaggiore.it.
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The owner of a St. Armands Circle art gallery has been charged with selling more than $250,000 worth of art on consignment and not paying the owners of those works of art.
Robert Preiss, owner of R&R Bond Gallery, was arrested Aug. 28 on grand theft and scheme to defraud charges.
Police say he sold several pieces of art, including the Salvador Dali sculpture, "Winged Triton 2/19," and never told the owners that they were sold and kept the proceeds for himself.
Preiss was jailed on a $25,000 bond.
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I'd usually never wear orange on my lid, but using an orange liner might just work.
This is a part of the new range of liquid liners from Lime Crime, which come in atypical matte-creme colors that really pop against your skin and stand away from your shadows. I ilke that there's no shimmer, and think the best way to wear them would be getting one of the crazier shades (baby blue, bright purple, or orange shown above) and using it to double-line your top lid, stacking alongside a more "normal" shade like black or dark brown.
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Three Can Bean Salad: "Necessity is the mother of invention." This is a wonderful salad Sandi came up with the other night when it was so hot outside (and inside). We didn't have the "standard" ingredients for a traditional three bean salad. So this is what she came up with-and I love it! This is now my new favorite bean salad. It's incredibly wonderful!
Ingredients: 1 medium red onion-chopped, 1 can sliced green beans-drained, 1 can butter beans-drained, 1 can lims beans-drained, 1 tsp. celery salt, 1 tsp. Mrs.Dash seasoning, 2 tbl. sliced pimento, 1/4 cup each-seasoned rice vinegar, olive or vegetable oil,.
Preparation: Place all ingredients into a bowl, mix thoroughly and refrigerate for 4-6 hours, unti mixture is nice and cold. Serve cold.
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1/28/2013 Rhodes Compliments Facebook Page Brightens the DayA new Facebook page has the sole purpose of dishing out anonymous compliments to the Rhodes community. »
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1/9/2013 More than Just the Three R'sHere at Rhodes, we have plenty of classes each semester that are much more than what meets the eye. »
12/6/2012 Rhodes Student Elected to Municipal OfficeThis past summer, Frankie Dakin did what many of us will only talk about doing: he ran for public office. More impressively, he won. »
11/27/2012 Quick-Fire Interview with Professor Mark Muesse Dr. Muesse came to Rhodes in 1988 and was appointed chair of the Department of Religious Studies in 2004. »
11/8/2012 Jaws Drop at Site of Renovated Dining HallOne of the most beloved gathering spots on campus is the Catherine Burrow Refectory, commonly known as The Rat. »
11/8/2012 Newest Residence Hall Gets Rave ReviewsOne of the great things about Rhodes is the number of students who live on campus. The residential environment creates a real community among classmates. »
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1/9/2013 Wisconsin Gubernatorial Recall Sets Stage for Exciting SummerThe following is Part IV of a five-part series on internships in D.C. Today, writer Caroline Ponseti '15 chats with Sam Brobeck. »
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I like the purple croc and I like the hand-woven geometric print, but together they seem completely mismatched. Perhaps this is what the designer was going for, but to me the clutch looks like it was cobbled together from leftover purse parts. At least the purple satin interior seems to be on the right bag. $415.


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By Howard LeWine, M.D. Brigham and Women's Hospital
Bacteria and other microorganisms that cause infections are remarkably resilient and can develop ways to survive drugs meant to kill or weaken them. This is called antibiotic resistance, also known as antimicrobial resistance or drug resistance. It is due largely to the increasing use of antibiotics.
Today, almost all important bacterial infections in the United States and throughout the world are becoming resistant. Antibiotic resistance has been called one of the world's most pressing public health problems. The smart use of antibiotics is the key to controlling the spread of resistance.
In the past, doctors routinely treated bronchitis and ear infections with antibiotics. Now it seems that many doctors say they are not needed. What's changed?
During the past 50 years, doctors have been able to successfully treat bacterial infections that previously killed thousands of otherwise healthy people by prescribing antibiotics. Doctors have always been concerned that a bacterial infection could become overwhelming and fatal, if not treated. So they preferred to prescribe an antibiotic rather than wait to see if the condition got better on its own or not.
Because some sore throats, bronchitis and ear infections were caused by bacteria, we thought we were helping people with these conditions get better faster. Doctors became very used to treating these and many disorders with antibiotics. Then patients started expecting them. You could often hear people say, "I need to see my doctor to get an antibiotic." The overuse of antibiotics became the norm.
Looking back, no medical studies had been done to determine which conditions needed an antibiotic and which got better on their own. But based on studies that we have now, it turns out that most cases of sore throat (those not caused by strep), bronchitis, and sinus and ear infections will get better on their own. Antibiotics are only needed when the symptoms do not improve and a bacterial infection is most likely causing the problem.
I always thought that green or yellow mucous meant that I definitely have a bacterial infection. Why isn't this true any more?
It's not bacteria that produce the green color. When mucous or phlegm turns green, it means that white cells are actively fighting the infection. The green color comes from a protein called myeloperoxidase inside the white blood cells.
Bacterial infections increase production and activity of the myeloperoxidase-containing white blood cells compared with infections caused by viruses. Sometimes inflammation without an infection due to allergies can cause sputum to have a greenish color.
For certain chronic lung diseases, a change from clear to green sputum indicates the need for an antibiotic. In otherwise healthy people, a cough that produces a little green phlegm does not automatically require an antibiotic. Yellow phlegm is an even less reliable way to determine bacterial infections.
Even though my illness may not be caused by a bacterial infection, what's the harm in taking an antibiotic?
There are several ways antibiotics can harm you.
Why should I care about antibiotic resistance?
If you take dicloxacillin (a type of penicillin) to treat a Staph bacterial infection, the antibiotic might not kill all of the Staph. If a few Staph are resistant, they will survive and multiply. And the new generations of Staph will all carry the changes that make them resistant to the dicloxacillin antibiotic.
Over the last 20 years, many types of bacteria have become resistant to commonly used antibiotics. So, bacterial infections often don't respond to antibiotic treatment when it is really needed. These antibiotic-resistant bacteria can jump from one person to the next. Many people can get colonized — meaning that these bacteria reside on their skin or inside their lower intestines.
Only a handful of people who get colonized will actually get an infection. But if they do get sick, then this new strain of bacteria will be much harder and more expensive to treat. People don't become resistant to an antibiotic. The bacteria do. Some bacteria become resistant to many drugs and rarely some don't respond to any of the antibiotics currently approved. A person who is colonized with multi-drug resistant bacteria can pass this on to someone else who may develop a severe infection.
Antibiotics have been around for over 60 years. How come antibiotic resistance has become such a problem recently?
There are three main reasons why antibiotic resistance has become more prevalent:
I keep hearing about MRSA. What is it? Why is it so dangerous?
MRSA is short for methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus. Originally good old penicillin killed all strains of Staph aureus. Many years ago, however, a strain of Staph became resistant to penicillin. Methicillin was developed as the "cure" for penicillin-resistant Staph.
Methicillin and similar drugs originally worked against almost all Staph infections. But as more methicillin needed to be used, multiple strains of Staph became resistant to all the penicillins and other types of antibiotics as well.
Staph bacteria are all around us and live on our skin. If they get under the skin and multiply, they will usually cause a small abscess. However, Staph bacteria can infect any organ in the body. If they get into the blood stream, they can affect many organs at the same time.
Staph infections can potentially be very serious and even fatal — even those that can be treated with the older antibiotics. But some strains of MRSA are not only resistant to most commonly used antibiotics, but have evolved into bacteria with other threatening features. This makes them especially dangerous.
Some MRSA strains are especially hardy. Normally white blood cells work in concert with an antibiotic to destroy bacteria. The hardy MRSA actually sense danger and attack the white blood cells, destroying them before the MRSA is destroyed.
Also some MRSA strains have developed ways to spread more easily from one person to the next.
Are there other bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics?
Unfortunately, the answer is yes. And the list keeps getting longer. Despite the great progress science has made in discovering new antibiotics to treat resistant strains, some bacteria have consistently stayed ahead of the science. In addition to MRSA, other bacteria that have developed resistance include Enterococcus, which causes blood, kidney and heart valve infections, and Clostridium difficile, which causes antibiotic-induced colitis and diarrhea.
How can I prevent getting MRSA and other infections with resistant bacteria?
The best prevention is frequent hand washing with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand cleanser. If you or your child is active in a team sport, it is especially important to wash your workout clothes and uniforms after each use.
Don't ignore small cuts or breaks in the skin. Rinse them thoroughly. If you develop increasing redness, swelling or pain around a cut, promptly seek medical advice.
When visiting a person who is in the hospital or nursing home, thoroughly wash your hands before and after your visit. Strictly follow any instructions posted outside the room regarding contact precautions. You may need to wear protective gloves and a full gown during the visit. When leaving the room, leave the gloves and gown inside the room in specially marked containers.
We all need to use antibiotics more appropriately. You can help your doctor by asking if you are likely to get better just as fast without taking one. If your doctor says you don't need an antibiotic ask what you can do to decrease your symptoms while your body is healing. Don't save antibiotics and start them again without specific instructions from your doctor. Don't share antibiotics with family or friends.
Howard LeWine, M.D. is chief editor of Internet Publishing, Harvard Health Publications. He is a clinical instructor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. LeWine has been a primary care internist and teacher of internal medicine since 1978.


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If you refuse to vote for a pro-choice candidate, how will you answer the charge of being a one-issue voter?
If you refuse to vote for a pro-choice candidate, how will you answer the charge of being a one-issue voter?
The root reason for why the cross is folly to the world is that it means the end of human self-exaltation.
There was a kind of God-forsakenness on the cross, but the abandonment was not final.
With the inbreaking of the kingdom of God into this world through Jesus, every human institution is about to pass away.
What verses do you use to share the gospel with others?
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God is not glorified if the foundation of our gratitude is the worth of the gift and not the excellency of the Giver.
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There are at least ten categories concerning life together that potential partners would do well to consider.
Without extended and consecrated prayer, the ministry of the Word withers up and bears no fruit.
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Fifteen exhortations encouraging women to be strong, God-centered, Bible-saturated and happy in Christ.
The story of Ishmael is a warning not to build your ministry according to the flesh.
Fresh statements of old truth are always needed. Without them people will read error.
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Ideas have consequences.
Even inside perfection, there is good, better, and best. And understanding this will help us love as we ought.
The fact that we love God is evidence that he loves us.
If the mailman brings you a love letter from your fiancé, don't fall in love with the mailman.
God is not a passive participant in a world that exists without his sustaining it. Wherever he is looking, he is acting.
Abraham Lincoln's marriage was a mess, but accepting the pain brought deep strength in the long run.
If we love people, we will be like William Wilberforce and spend time thinking about how to point them to Jesus.
Your agonizing, unplanned detour is not a waste—not if you look to the Lord for his unexpected work, and do what you must do in his name.
10 ways Jesus related to the poor.
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Wed, Feb 22, 2012 | 14:34 GMT
Homefront: Ultimate Edition to launch on March 23 in EU
THQ's announced the Ultimate Edition of Homefront, which'll launch in Europe on March 23 for PS3, 360 and PC. According to EG, the package will come with map packs The Rock and Fire Sale and the weapon 870 Express Shotgun, which was previously available as pre-order DLC only. It'll launch at the pricepoints of £19.99/€24.99.
A Homefront sequel is currently in the works at Crytek for an FY2014 launch.
Tue, Jan 10, 2012 | 11:46 GMT
THQ lists Homefront: Ultimate Edition for spring release
THQ's made note in its recent release schedule of something called Homefront: Ultimate Edition. The game is expected before the end of the financial year, although no additional details were given. It's fair to assume it'll come with the full game launched last year, as well as the previously-released multiplayer DLC The Rock and Fire Sale. A sequel is currently in development for FY2014 from Crytek UK.
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The gnocchi was phenomenal - the pork chop a bit overcooked - but the service was excellent. This is ambitious little gem, offering finer cuisine while hiding in plain sight amid a strip of small stores.
Very enjoyable dining. Able to hava conversation with friends with fabulous live backround music. Food was great. will return again
Recently started dating a sophisticated 40-something downtown foodie. She has a job where she has to entertain clients at lunches & dinners on a routine basis, and has been to nearly every restaurant in the Twin Cities. Yet she wants to discover & experience new places with me. Coming up with dinner plans is quite a challenge to say the least! Took a shot at this place, and am I glad I did! It was a home run in her book-from the small intimate setting/cool decor, to the live background music, to the solid food & wine. Table location is key, but she couldn't stop raving about this place from start to finish. The start of one memorable night! I thought everything was good, but who cares when your date is this thrilled? Thanks First Course!
The atmosphere is very relaxing and romantic with a lower light setting and lots of tables for two. The wine and beer list provided many choices and they keep three microbrews on tap which definitely passed the taste test. The food was very good and they have a list of special meals of the day to keep things interesting.
First Course has never disappointed us and we frequent the place either for a meal or just drinks. The food is creative, the service is attentive and one of our favorite combos plays there Thursday evenings. What could be wrong with that?
We had eaten here years ago and had forgotten about the place. We had a coupon so we went Thursday night and had an excellent meal. We will be back!
Love, love, love this place. great tapas, great wine list and excellent staff!
The food was excellent. Portions were tapas-sized as the menu suggests and priced accordingly so that a small plate did not cost what you would expect to pay for a large plate. The restaurant filled up quickly so i was glad i made reservations. With summer coming and outdoor dining available, this will be more manageable.
We enjoyed great, creative food and an excellent wine to accompany our meal. For a small restaurant, the wine list is quite good - something for everyone. Our waiter was attentive, knowledgeable and provided excellent service. Appetizers were smallish but interesting and tasty. The salad special for the day was outstanding. Main courses were amazing. The chef has an excellent touch with spices and flavorings, combining and balancing them deftly to not overpower the food but allow the flavors to complement rather than compete with each other. We WILL be back for more! Unfortunately the smallness of the place would make it difficult to have a large group, so best to go with a small group (max 6 -8 people). Highly recommend reservations.
Being that the restaurant is located within a neighborhood stripmall, it does not look like anything particularly special from the outside. However, the interior presents a welcoming space with romantic ambiance and delicious food. For quieter dining I recommend going earlier in the evening as it can get rather loud when filled with other patrons.
I've been a few times to this neighborhood restaurant - it's always been fairly quiet inside but the décor is lovely and the menu is fun to play with. Lots of interesting tapas and a solid selection of entrees.
My husband and I enjoyed ordering several Tapas/small plates to share for our dinner. It was all good, especially the half price wine on Tuesdays
I've been to First Course many times because it is withing walking distance of my home. I know it's our neighborhood gem, but it was a first visit for my friend. She really enjoyed it and remarked that she would love to have it near her home. The food was delicious, the wait staff cordial and efficient, as always, and we were reluctant to leave -- we almost closed the place down! Of course I'll be back -- and my friend may be, as well.
My wife and I were in Minneapolis visiting from the east coast and we found "First Course" through the Open Table app after a day of touring the city. We were there on a Sunday night and it was very quiet. We were seated promptly outside. Our server was very attentive and made menu recommendations when asked. The food was very good. The portions were on the small side. This may not appeal to everyone but we like it that way. The restaurant was a cute little neighborhood affair and we would recommend it as a place for really good food or a quiet little romantic dinner out.
What a gem you have down there! And it can be whatever you want it to be: patio hangout, pizza with the kids, romantic interlude, beer and tapas with friends, etc. In every scenario, the food is thoughtful, fresh and totally yummy. One thing I would do differently: get the goat cheese with "boozy cherries" as desert - it was too sweet and "boozy" for an appetizer. We went on a Thursday, when they had a special menu of cheap (around $8) and artful pizza and sandwiches. My husband had an asparagus and Gruyere sandwich with oyster 'shrooms and caramelized onions on crusty bread. I felt like splashing out, so I had the cornmeal crusted tilapia ($20) on a bed of greens with roasted tomatoes on the side. So fresh, so flavorful. So grateful!
Great food, reasonable prices, the live music was great. Can't believe I've walked past this place countless times and this is the first time stopping by. It won't be the last.
We have been customers of First Course Bistro for years. We love it.
A lot of places have good food and wine/beer lists. Very few, however, can provide the same caring, attentive (but not smothering) and seamless service. These people genuinely want you to enjoy your experience at First Course and it shows in everything they do. Bravo!
I've been to First Course twice. Both times the service and food were great. I really like the atmosphere and music; This is what will keep me coming back. I look forward to trying more dishes and coming up with my favorites.
We sat outside on a beautiful evening. The food was delicious. There were a lot of airplanes going overhead. It was kind of noisy. We have never noticed this when dining inside. Overall, it was a lovely evening. We will be going back.
A little expensive for the size of the portions but food was very good.
Great food with a fun atmosphere, service slower but gives you time to relax. Order from tapas if you are hungry. Everything we tried tasted great....fresh. We will go back. It was a wonderful first experience!
We had a great time at First Course. Wonderful food, great wine. Good waiter. And the music of Two and a half tenors on Thursday night was a blast. They sang lots of oldies from the past but also beautifully romantic Italian songs. Very diverse group! So much fun.
We went here for anniversary...nice food and wine options...tapas and main course were great!
Excellent food, excellent service, excellent wine list! I give it 5 stars :) One of my favorite new places, total GEM!
This is tucked away in a neighborhood location that's worth a GPS search to find. The service was fantastic, attentive, friendly, and a clear desire for you to have an outstanding dining experience. Great for the foodie in you, they have tantalizing dishes to tickle the taste buds in may ways and a perfect wine pairing to top it off. The Tres Leche cake was fabulous!!
the food is really wonderful but felt for the portion size it was way too expensive.
Great food, ambience, easy parking, friendly staff. Salads were outstanding and the pork chop was beautiful, moist, flavorful, and interesting. A great menu with lots of nice choices. Portion sizes were perfect!
This neighborhood nook is a secret taste haven. The wine list is very nice, all the courses are intriguing, so much so that you either want to get things and share (if you are not from the area) or plan to come again. The ambiance is a cozy, and could be too cozy for a very private conversation, but for regular socializing with friends, it is perfect. Looks like they have a nice outdoor seating area, but depending upon how busy Chicago Ave. is, that may not be a first choice. (We didn't try it because it was raining).
The food and its presentation were wonderful. We all had different choices and all were good.
Really liked this place. Took a chance with short notice and was very pleasantly surprised. The waiter was absolutely great and provided really good advice and commentary. The wild salmon was excellent. Loved the fried blue cheese stuffed green olives. The deserts were also very tasty. Portion sizes were just right. Very laid back and private feeling. Nice sized dining room with wonderful ambience. HIghly recommended.
We sat outdoors, and unsurprisingly, it was quite noisy at times with the airplanes pass overhead and frequent bus stops. We knew it would be like that, but if you want a quieter meal, it is probably best to eat indoors. I thought our meal was very good. The stuffed olives on the tapas menu were excellent. The Bistro salad is great as well. All of our dishes were very good. A nice seletion of beers and the house white wine proved great as well. Very good, attententive service.
Yes I realize the contradictory nature of recommending a hidden gem with the disclaimer to get in now before it gets popular, however First Course is quite possibly the single most underrated restaurant in all of the Twin Cities.
We had a party of six and it was a quiet Sunday night. However, there was only one server and one chef. Our server was pleasant but not overly helpful with menu selections. We had been there before, quite some time ago, and it was excellent. Could have just been an off night. The food was fresh - but didn't seem as spectacular as usual. We will go back again - we love the charm of the restaurant. And do want to support the smaller, neighborhood gems.
A group of seven of us got the time we wanted (7:15) and although there were lots of dining guests there, we didn't have to wait to be seated. Drinks came quickly. We particularly loved the tapas (great variety) and found the calamari to be especially good. I had the cornmeal crusted tilapia with vegetables. Very good. Would definitely return for another visit.
Stumbled across this neighborhood spot and thought we'd give it a try. Really wonderful menu with all sorts of plate sizes available. It's a foodie destination but with serving sizes more in line with what a Midwesterner might demand for the price. Nobody should leave here without having the cheese-stuffed fried green olives. The two of us shared a few starter plates and then an incredible pork chop entree. Great wine and beer selections, too.
Only complaint is uncomfortable bench seating. at the very least there should be pillows available to cushion your tush!
This is a great place to go instead to go instead of your usual "go-to" restaurants. The wine list has quite a few choices that we want to try and we made our meal out of all of the tapas and appetizers. The crème brulee? Heavenly!!!
We had not dined at First Course for several years as it was small, the menu was limited and often noisy. We took another chance and are very glad we did. They enlarged the restaurant and updated the interior- very lovely. They improved the menu with more selections, all healthy interesting and very good. This restaurant is definitely on our list again and we willt ell all of our freinds about it.
First Course is the model neighborhood restaurant -- a couple of other businesses (not even a strip mall) in a residential neighborhood. Entree menu is limited but nicely diverse: fowl (chicken, duck), fish (salmon, scallops; seafood linguini, which could have used a bit more lobster); meat (pork chop, steak). The pasta is house-made and excellent. Atmosphere is pleasantly funky, cozy, and on this night (Tuesday) quiet. Service is attentive and efficient. Selection of wines is quite lengthy for a small restaurant, well-chosen, fairly priced (as is the menu) and with a good range of choice. Lots of happy tables each time we've been, and with good reason!
First Course is always a reliable place to find a good meal. The fried olives are great!
We are a group that gets together once a month and has dinner at a restaurant that none of us has been to. We've been doing this for about 5 years. This was a top 10 selection. Intimate setting. Great food and really good service. will recommend it to everyone!
My husband and I went to First Course this past weekend and the food was amazing. The red curry mussels are a must - great flavor and just the right amount of spicy. I got the ancho gnocchi with beef tips and that was delicious. The only downside of the experience was the atmosphere. We sat at a small table that was by a wall, a pole, and the main area the waiters walked through. It was annoying to sit there because with the waiters rushing past and the door letting in cold air, we were constantly getting little gusts of wind. But, we couldn't get out of their way because of the wall and pole. So we felt a bit cramped.
Nice atmosphere. Service is at a slow pace which we liked and enough staff around to help if you needed something. Food is generally good American bistro fare. No outstanding favorites though the asparagus/portabella salad was really good. Love the small intimate size have been there several times.
First Couse never fails. The food is always excellent. We were very lucky to get a last minute reservation on a Saturday night.
Were entertaining friends from out of town - they loved the casual, intimate feel of First Course. Nice variety of appetizer, food, and dessert options. Had several different seafood entrees - all were exceptional and the presention was very appealing. Wine list was small but adequate. Service was genuinely friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Pricing was reasonable for the calibre of food. No need to dress up - we went in jeans and sweaters and felt perfectly comfortable. Will definitely return .
Great food and service. It was a slow night but this restaurant was excellent. Exactly what we wanted for a large group ranging from teens to seniors. Nice, quality wine selection too.
Don't let the curbside view fool you. This is a very quaint and pleasing location. A good neighborhood restaurant that delivers a good dining experience.
Brought a party of 8 for dinner. Fantastic Service, Great Food, Super Wine List. They had a party of 24 at the same time as our group; tall order when two parties take up 1/2 the seats or more. Everything was well managed, and there was no delay in seating, service, appetizers nor entree's. The only minus was that a couple of us ordered the Scallop entree special. While it was a great dish, $30 seemed a bit high for three scallops. To be fair, neither of us asked how many came in the order. I'm sure all four couples will return!
Since we live about 30 miles from the restaurant, we always consider it for special occasions. But, if we lived closer I'm sure we would be there every weekend! I'm envious of the locals who have this great restaurant right in their neighborhood. The food is always excellent with a good range of options. The tapas are fun as well. And the service is always friendly and knowledgable.


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