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Ive been working as an accountant for the last 12 years in the manufacturing industry. Have experience of system implementation and report writing, love working with MS Access, and encoding embedded VB modules. I always regretted not doing computer science. I would like to research the possibility of a career change to programmer at this late stage, still think I would excel in that career and have alot to offer employers.
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- How to find out if I really have an aptitude for this career ?
- What steps would be required to make this leap?
- What language/job would allow me to make use of my accounting experience ?
- Finally how would this career path seem to employers?
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Have you considered trying to write custom accounting software?
Making a career change when you already have 12 years experience in an unrelated field is going to be expensive. I'm guessing as an accountant your income is fairly decent, moving in to a new field with no related experience, you'll be competing with graduates and school leavers - being older and more experienced in the work place will give you an edge in some respects but you're probably looking at a significant drop in wage.
Graduates will also have the advantage of related degrees and probably project work to back up their applications.
I would suggest if you're dead set on a career move and you can afford the drop in wages that you should freelance on the side to build up a portfolio of projects and get vital job-related experience.
Something else to consider is how well you will deal with starting on the bottom rung again? How will you deal with jumped up little know-it-alls, barely out of university being senior to you? Not everyone can handle that.
Freelancing on the side will give you a taste of the industry, a little extra cash if you can get it and its non-comittal - you dont have to give your job up until you're ready and have secured your first IT job.
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Have experience of system implementation and report writing, love working with MS Access, and encoding embedded VB modules. ... I would like to research the possibility of a career change to programmer at this late stage, still think I would excel in that career and have alot to offer employers.
Don't get me wrong, but messing around with VB and Access only gives you a very limited view on programming. That experience might be relevant if you want to do some "end user computing" development work, but for the majority of IT jobs, that sort of experience isn't realy of much value.
All depends on what you wanna do as a "programmer" realy...
I used to work for a big bank-insurance company, and there they actually had EUC teams that mainly developped that sort of reporting systems with SAS, Business Objects or VB. In big financial companys, there will be career possebilitys for someone with a lott of accounting knowledge, that is keen on developping this sort of non-business critical reporting environments.
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- How to find out if I really have an aptitude for this career ?
I think you can only dive in and try it out.
Like i said, I don't realy know what you think a "programmer" does, and there is a big difference between the dozens of different programming/IT jobs.
I think it would be very difficult to find people that are already some time in the business, and that are still working as pure coders. Most of the more experienced IT'ers, certainly the ones with some business knowledge in some domain, will become technical/functional analysts or project managers or team leaders etc.
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- What steps would be required to make this leap?
Realy depends on the sort of job you're looking for. If you want to do for instance a sort of consultancy job, maybe as a functional analysts in a business intelligence environment, then your accounting knowledge will make it easier for you to get a foot between the door, which will allow you to develop your analytical skills over time. If you're gonna work for a relatively small company, then you'll probably have the 'opportunity' to also develop some of the sollutions (if you realy enjoy developping so much --> me personally, i'm more interested in the functional aspects then in the actual coding).
But if you really just want to write lines of code, then i think you'll gonna need to start from scratch, and i would realy ask myself if that is what you want to do, 5 days a week, for the next few years. Because writing some VB once and a while is completely something else as full time coding to a functional/technical spec. And like i said --> most experienced coders evolve to more analytical tasks, so you might as well skip a few steps and look for a more functional job where you can still use your accountancy knowledge and become the link between the 'accountants/end users' and the technical IT-crowd (technical analysts, coders, DBA's, system admins etc)
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- What language/job would allow me to make use of my accounting experience ?
I don't think it's realy linked to certain languages --> there aren't realy a lott of domain-language links. Maybe SAP, but even then: what sort of job in what sort of company, will determine the used technologys far more, then their business domain.
Depending on the sort of sector and company-size you're looking at, they'll require different competences. And then it also largely depends on the sort of job you're looking at. In pure coding jobs, your accounting experience will be worth very little. If you want to use that experience, then you'll end up with more functional jobs like business analyst, functional analyst, information analyst etc or with EUC jobs where you'll be developping small reporting tools in a BI-environment.
Small companys, will typically use stuff like VB and Ms Access, whereas large companys will go for SAS, SAP, JAVA, COBOL, Oracle, DB2.
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- Finally how would this career path seem to employers?
If you're talking about employers where you would now be inquiring for a job: if you are inquiring for a real technical IT-job, then i think most of them would be hessitant --> younger applicants will be cheaper, possebly more flexible, maybe better at home in recent technologies etc.
If you're looking for a more functional job, possebly in the business intelligence departements of larger companys, then your age/experience/eagerness to learn will be more of an advantage.
There are a lott of jobs in that zone between the realy technical IT-jobs and the pure business-jobs, where you can't realy follow some formal education for, and where employers are mainly looking at what sort of person you are, what your organisation, communication and analysing skills are, what sort of tasks you have done in the past etc. The more technically competent you are and the more domain knowledge you have, the better you'll be able to play your role in a more functional IT job. But chances are you'll hardly ever write a significant amount of code.
I've been working in various, more functional, IT-roles the last 7 years, and i've hardly written any code in that time. But it helps a lott if you know a few coding languages and db-servers. I expand/keep my knowledge up to date by doing a lott of freelance work on the side, but at work, i try to avoid coding as much as possible --> nothing that frustrates most DBA's and coders as much as a project manager/analyst that gives the impression he could just as well develop it himself or that ask them to explain their sollutions/problems into detail. You need to be a Bill Gates to get away with a "Whats the problem? Do you want me to write it myself over the weekend?" attitude.
So, in short, the way i see it is that your best bets are either:
- a real techie IT-job in some EUC-development environment, but then you're accounting experiences will be of little value. This sort of jobs are rarely open for external candidates. Usally, people grow into this sort of job from another position at that company, so it might take a while before you get this sort of job;
- a more functional job, possebly in the manufacturing business --> in some big company with a business intelligence environment. Stuff like functional analysts for data warehouse or accountancy processes or something similar.
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GWHH: Just recently you dropped a four part documentary to go along with your mixtape 'Freedom Ain't Free' tell us about the meaning behind the series?
Topic: "It represents the trials of my real life." Me doing music and having a deal previously, along with the legal issues I faced we decided to put it into a four part series titled after the mixtape 'Freedom Ain't Free'. Basically, showing the people what I have been going through the last year or so being released from jail and placed on house arrest. "With the series we want to give the people an organic and real insight into the daily life of Topic."
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Topic: "Anything you wanna achieve in this life comes with a price." Even if it's financial success that comes with a certain sense of freedom but it comes at a price. For me more so it was like being in jail, getting out of jail and being on house arrest. I'm free I'm outside but I still have to pay to be on house arrest.
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Topic: Aw man I wouldn't say all that now (laughs). I think I'm personally more of an example more than a role model. "A lot of my life issues are being displayed daily with others around the country." I feel as that I am that example for everyone going through what I'm facing that there is always a chance to change your fortunes around with hard work, belief, and will. So think of me more of an example not a role model (laughs).
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I applaud the effort and pray the bill is eventually signed into law. The students of Detroit deserve the same access to a quality education as their suburban counterparts. With the magnitude of issues that accompanies each of the students in a classroom, few teachers can handle 35-40 different personalities with a myriad of home-bred issues. Let's pray that some over-bearing emergency financial manager will not inhbit its implementation.
This bill is simply another attempt by the MEA to prevent school boards from running their schools. Schools will improve when competition is introduced to the system by allowing the money to follow the student to whatever school they choose. The teachers unions fight this because they know it would be the end of their union. It's time we quit worrying about teachers and politics and started caring about our children.
Research indicates that class size less than 18 increases student learning. Therefore, this bill is a good one. However, where are the dollars to support it?
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It's tied up in extravagant teacher benefit packages.
Bravo..................! The only teachers I have heard of that can handle 35 to 40 different personalities are on television in a fact-based movie. Few teachers are blessed with the ability to undertake that task.
I am fortunate to live in a small town in Michigan. Depending on where your child goes to school, class size may be about 20 students.
The State of Michigan just spent about $35 million on tourism advertising. Just think of what that money could have done for the children. Our children should be given the very best education. More concentration needs to be in the early elementary years especially if learning disabilities are suspected. A friend of mine said of all of the schools her granddaughter attended, the best was in Texas. Children did not go without anything they needed to learn. There is so much available.
Bottom line if this bill does not pass: Greed. Man and Greed.
This is the most ignorant comment I've heard in a while. For my district, Snyder's proposals mean huge class sizes, reduced staff, reduced services and resources, and the elimination of all enrichment activities. My sons are both honor roll students. My oldest attends an advanced math, science and technology program, and hopes to go to Harvard. Thanks to Snyder, this program may be eliminated. You're looking at increased drop outs, which in turn will lead to increased crime, which in turn will lead to decreased property values. Why do you get informed? Look at the numbers and statistics. This has nothing to do with the MEA, it is an outright attack on our state's children!!!
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OK. Here are some numbers and statistics. The typical annual cost of health care for a public school employee is about $15,000 regardless of whether it is for an individual or a family. The cost of a BCBS health care plan for a family in my business is about $8,000. The number one insurer of teachers is MESSA which is owned by the MEA. How can you possibly believe this has nothing to do with the MEA?
If you're so worried about the education of our children why don't you consider accepting a benefit plan that is comparable to what the private sector has? I'm sick and tired of this self centered babble. I have children in the public school system too and I know darn well that this system is not directed by what is best for our kids, it is directed by what is best for the employees. Any business that uses that model will fail! I've had to put up with my daughter getting a math teacher who can't teach and when enough parents complained they moved him up to high school so she got him again!
And don't even go down the road that I just hate teachers. Most of them are good people and good educators but this system is broken and short of competition, which no teacher even wants to consider, the only way to fix it is to intervene at an executive level. And speaking of executives, the schools are way too top heavy too with way too many administrators. There are plenty of areas to cut costs, it just needs to be done.


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And we're back and so -- you with us there was.
Some some news out several months ago that we reported on that show that autism affects one in 88 children.
In this country and that was a number that shocked a lot of people.
Much higher than than what sort of was -- to a lot of people thought as far as how how common.
-- so autism.
It is and so with the holidays coming up we thought we would talk about some of the ways that you could help navigate the holidays if you have a child.
Or a loved one falls on the autism spectrum the solution tips from my autism team dot com this is a social network.
That is geared towards helping.
With it with the children who have autism and -- res co-founder of my -- to some team.
You -- find her on Twitter at Mary C ray and you can find my -- team on Twitter.
As well just like that at my -- team Mary welcome it's nice to see you thanks -- thanks very much for coming on.
To tell you real quickly at my autism -- how long have you guys been around them what kind of services that you provide.
We -- smiles and team June 2011.
And we -- with thirty parents on the site now we have over 33000.
Parents and time.
And last in the -- yes it's an amazing so when they joy when -- we're a family joins my autism to what are they what are they doing it's very much like face that can be can imagine parents whose main I want to share everything on pace that they -- my -- -- -- dot com.
And they get tips and advice from other parents have actually been in their issues we also have a place for parents to share the team of providers that help their child.
Can be occupational therapist and maybe there -- whomever they feel -- most viable and it helped the progress of their child.
We've seen with the the popularity of social networks how much people like to go on and find.
While others who have similar interest they like to read the same books -- they like the same kind of music or whatever when you're dealing with things like autism.
It is it can be so helpful.
Really such a great resource.
For a family that may have child with a new diagnosis to be able to reach out.
And talk to people who as you said they've been in their shoes they know exactly what you're dealing.
Yeah a lot of parents come to this site and are surprised that they are not alone -- the -- -- common feedback we get.
To get perspective from other parents and also some validation that you know life.
I am having trouble building -- this I ET with the teachers are there is bullying that's really taking place in taking hold of my child.
What kind down.
What's -- -- it's an individual education plan for kids zed Damon has special needs and usually they worked with the teachers at the school.
To make sure that the child gets there education -- a -- Understood okay so we we sort of sees this as a segment about navigating the holidays why are.
The holidays especially difficult for children when it with autism.
Well the holidays are fun because you get to that a Christmas tree there all kinds -- new things going on -- to break preteen.
But for some kids with autism parents -- last breaking -- exactly what can create unexpected behavior and so this is why a nagging holidays can be a little tricky OK so let's go through a couple tips.
That you recommend for parents.
Ways to successfully navigate the holidays and we'll go through them here but first what is practice what do you mean practice actually practice celebrating the holidays.
Yes this if you feel like you're gonna take part in certain holiday activities go ahead and -- practice -- with your child okay you know while we're gonna practice exchanging guest today.
We're going to practice meeting Santa or even we're gonna practice eating in the -- -- that's usually reserved for special occasions this allows the child again much more familiar with what's going on.
Make utilities.
Great keep it small.
Which is sometimes tough.
At Christmas time -- For the holidays when parents tend to overdo it -- absolutely -- keep it small meaning.
Try to stay away from large crowds and then always easy to use and if you have to get to speak plainly gathering our go to the mall or what have you.
Save a little bit of time to take your child away from the hustle on muscles they can be claimed some comments before going back into -- the fun.
Comfortable surroundings.
And this this is going to be a little bit of a challenge because I guess a lot of families would travel.
For the holidays and and take a child out of what may be his -- comfortable surroundings -- great while and this case.
This is another way that you can look at the surroundings and try to find an area that's much more subdued in terms of decorations.
-- meeting with the music might be a little -- come -- more quiet area and kids sometimes on the spectrum -- sensory -- around the holidays in the -- can make -- feel much -- with the environment the better.
I think it's not on the Specter -- not on the spectrum can have sensory overload you walk walk down Fifth Avenue here.
In Manhattan OK so keep it simple is something that you also suggested and I guess that falls along with some things we.
Talk a little -- -- and buy and keep it simple parents have told us avoid that over scheduling I know a lot of us like to get a lot of things done during the holidays but if you can.
Try to time boxer events and in fact tell your child that okay we're -- -- -- on Katie is for all of one hour.
But -- I'm all for two hours he can manage their expectations and really minimizes the anxiety.
That makes a big difference for kids on the spectrum to know.
Sort of how long they're going to be Arizona's children -- her son told enough for all that her -- okay and then finally create a food plan.
Now why would -- -- have to do with autism in the holiday.
Again we -- -- and every -- and how we like to be familiar I mean my feeling you're good to practice in the morning you know -- If you're going to someone else has come go ahead and -- a snack give your commission give permission to yourself to do that happened meal for your child is familiar to him that he will be willing.
And then later has known the identity theft and making -- where -- considered not okay -- -- anybody not offending anybody that's right.
Excellent excellent ideas my -- team dot com is.
The website for people who -- who are a part of this community it's it's much larger community that I think a lot of people realize.
-- for parents -- the families affected by autism in this country is now one point five million in our side is specifically for parents kids with autism.
-- -- -- -- -- Dot com Mary -- the co-founder.
The finder again on Twitter at Mary C ready and on Twitter at my relatives and team.
Good to meet you happy holidays to you and -- -- -- thank you and it's a good one.
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We get it: By now you're kind of over the whole "look how much fun we had in Miami thing." And, we don't blame you. But, to be fair, there's one more party left to recap and it's the best one of all. Sure, we maybe biased because it was, you know our party with ASOS and Paper Magazine, but the proof is in the pudding read
Whether it leaves you feeling relieved or remorseful, Art Basel has finally come to a close. And, in what is quite possibly the rudest awakening of the century, fashion and art folk alike have left sunny Miami for the snowy real world. So, it's with chilled bones (and a bit of a leftover buzz) that we take a look back at read


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Welcome to the St. Johns Town Center® representing the heart of shopping and dining in Jacksonville, Florida. The outdoor lifestyle mall is home to 150 of the hottest stores, many exclusive in the market, including Dillard's, Apple, Pottery Barn and Ann Taylor as well as shops in the palm-lined streets of the Luxury Collection such as Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co. and Mayors. As much a fashion-forward shopping hotspot as a dining destination, the diverse palate is represented with exciting options as The Cheesecake Factory, The Capital Grille and Cantina Laredo. Relax among the Florida sunshine at the Park Green's turtle pond, life-sized chess board or dog park.Conveniently located in Jacksonville's Southside neighborhood, St. Johns Town Center is easily accessible to I-95, I-295 and J. Turner Butler Boulevard and between Downtown and the beaches serving Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Amelia Island and South Georgia. From the management team at St. Johns Town Center, we hope to see you soon! Visiting Jacksonville? Check out Homewood Suites at St. Johns Town Center and stay at the best location in town.
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From dazzling stacks of bangles to sleek wallets, ornate timepieces, haute handbags and rock-chic extras, we've edited our gift list to the most-coveted presents of all. Whether you're shopping for a picky luxe lover, an assured minimalist or the girl-who-has-it-all, these gifts are guaranteed to please. Just add a bow.
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St. Johns Town Center Phase III Grand Opening
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Phase III will be a dedicated pedestrian-only wing with attractive architectural features and customer-friendly amenities. The expansion will house an enviable collection of local and national brand retailers anchored by Northeast Florida's first Nordstrom.
St. Johns Town Center's newest retail component will be located on the southwest end of the property between Louis Vuitton and Brooks Brothers and will feature more than 158,000 square feet of retail space. The anticipated opening for the new wing is fall 2014.
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Phase III constuction begins June 3, 2013. The new wing will house eight additional stores and Northeast Florida's only Nordstrom. The Phase III wing will be located on the southwest end of the property between Louis Vuitton and Brooks Brothers and will feature more than 158,000 square feet of retail space. The anticipated opening for the new wing is October 3, 2014.
New surface lots will be added during the construction as well bringing nearly 600 additional parking spaces in new surface lots located behind Ethan Allen and Ovinte, along Big Island Drive and in the East parking lot. The new parking areas are expected to open in phases with the first new parking lot opening in early October 2013. All new parking lots will be completed by November 15 in time for holiday shopping.
We understand that the construction of the new wing will present challenges for our customers and apologize for the convenience. We look forward to bringing Nordstrom to Jacksonville in 2014!
Ways to Navigate the Construction: 1. Wayfarer signage will be on property during the construction directing customers to parking areas and valet stations. 2. Valet News: AmeriPark will now accept credit card payment and, through their new automated valet program, shoppers and diners can text/email ahead for vehicle retrieval to a more convenient valet station for the customer. The program kicks off at St. Johns Town Center before being launched nationwide at other Simon Malls where AmeriPark operates valet, Valet stands are located at Cheesecake Factory, Maggiano's little Italy, J. Alexander's and THE Capital Grille for all day parking. 3. Ride the Shop Shuttlebug, our parking lot shuttle, which operates Thursday-Sunday noon – 6 PM. Call or text for a ride to 904-610-9182. 4. Hitch a ride with Checker Cab Company who has two permanent taxi stands on the property, one near Ted's Montana Grill and one near Cantina Laredo. Visit a taxi stand or call 904-345-3333. Bookmark this page and follow us on our Facebook page to stay updated to the transformation and traffic patterns.
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Microsoft Hosts Toy Drive with Jaguars
Posted: 12/12/2013
The Microsoft Store at St. Johns Town Center hosts a Toy Drive with Maurice Jones-Drew from your JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS along with a few of his teammates.
This holiday season we are asking each Jaguar fan to bring 2 new, unwrapped toys to be donated and each fan will receive and autograph and pictures from Maurice himself and teammates.
The event will be held at the Microsoft Store from 6-7 pm.
*All toys received will be donated to the Wolfson Children's Hospital here in Jacksonville
*Thank you in advance everyone for your donation and partnership in making this successful
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St. Johns Town Center and Simon Youth Foundation will award one Community Scholarship valued up to $1,500 to a deserving student from our local community.
The application period for the 2014 Simon Youth Foundation Community Scholarship awards is Friday, November 15, 2013 to Saturday, January 11, 2014.
You can learn more about eligibility requirements and download an application at syf.org. Applications also are available at the Mall Management Office.
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Stop in to Brooks Brothers now and join with us to support St Judes Research Hospital in fighting Childhood Cancer and other lifethreatening illnesses. Starting now you can make a donation of any amount or you can purchase one of our products designed for the Thanks and Giving Campaign and a portion of the proceeds will be donated for you.
All services from St Judes are completely free for families in need. This includes their travel, meals and treatment. St Judes wants families to focus on saving the life of their child, not paying for care. In addition, St Jude shares it's research and findings all over the world with other hospitals and physicians for free. They rely on donations to make this lifesaving work possible.
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The Southwestern men made up a 22-18 halftime deficit with a key second-half spurt to defeat visiting Clinton Community College Saturday, 50-41.
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At halftime, Holmes stressed more emphasis on high-low looks between the two Spartan post players — primarily Jack Harrison and Devin Kastrup — and Harrison ended up with a game-high 18 points. All-region guard Marquealis Edwards contributed 15 points.
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said when they opened in japan they had millions signed up in a week, the fastest start of any country.
said when they opened in japan they had millions signed up in a week, the fastest start of any country.
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
Their commercials make me uncomfortable.
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Ashley Madison in Japanese is アシュリーマディソン
he said that theres places in japan where good looking wives/moms go to pay to get their pussies licked by former boy band members...
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
I heard it today
said the japs don't have any religious bent about monogamy & marriage. said marriage is for raising kids & financial reasons. sex outside the marriage is accepted & commonplace
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
This is a really good documentary. Japan has the oldest population and the fastest negative population growth in the world. Nobody is getting married, nobody is dating, and nobody is having babies. They have a huge porn industry of course, but also a huge "companion" industry. Good looking chicks will pay $100's of dollars just to sit with a guy and drink with him.
Wait until you hear about their "cuddle cafes".
It's a good watch.
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hmmmm......hot Jap MILFs tired of those tiny dicks?
I have to admit, I love documentaries like that. I especially enjoyed the 'Real Doll' series, saw a few of them. We still talk about Davekat. He was one of the strangest dudes they profiled.
They even showed dolls going back to the factory for 'servicing' - they had to replace their worn out love canals, so to speak.
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Second time at Zest. My group of 8 was treated well. Everyone pleased with their food and the service
We had been last year when going to the Marine Barracks and thought this year the food was better. I would come another time when not going across the street.
I really enjoy our visits to Zest. The food is prepared so well, exactly as described. Most entrees have that dash of verve that makes it a Zest dish. Just enough heat or accent to make the flavors notable. I look forward to the soups offered. I haven't tried a new one I didn't like. The mixed grill is terrific because it offers surf and turf with a chimichurri sauce that accents the entire dish. My partner swears that the blackened salmon bearnaise is the best she has had. The servers are excellent at what they do and not pushy or around too much. We love what Zest offers and will be returning soon.
Great little spot. Food was fresh and full of flavor. Will definitely be back.
I went here for my graduation dinner and really enjoyed it. All of the dishes that we ordered were very good. They took typical dishes and gave them an extra spin. I would go back.
Fav spot on 8th Street. Always find quality food at reasonable prices there.
Took my dear friend for brunch. Everything was seasoned well, arrived to temperature with attentive service. We both had the build your own omlettes. Yum! And the spicy cheddar grits were fantastic. Reasonably priced and nice atmosphere for a Saturday afternoon brunch. Price per person for coffee, entrees and a side was under $40 before tip. Will definately come again.
Except for the fact that there was no reservation when we arrived (and I had received a confirmation, so who knows what happened), this was a completely pleasant experience, as always. The server was knowledgeable, outgoing but not hovering every minute. The food presentation was artful and was made from fresh ingredients. There were wonderful twists on some of our dishes, such as ginger and Wasabi on calimari. Zest is so appropriately named! A definite YES when asked if I would recommend this restaurant. It is priced right and well worth the trip.
I parked under the bridge and ws pleased that it was so cheap. Then headed over for dinner. Across the street is the Marine Barracks so you get to look at good looking people in uniform while eating. I had the pork belly, delicious. I love being in the south, the dish had black eyed peas, which is unheard of back in San Diego. I then had the catfish with grits. That too was yummy.
Zest is everything you want in a neighborhood bistro. Great ambiance, great food, great location, and reasonably priced. I had the blackened salmon and am not exaggerating when I say it was the best salmon I have ever had. Perfect seared on the outside, moist, flakey, buttery on the inside. HIGHLY recommended!
A great find - fresh and delicious food, server was friendly, attentive without being intrusive. THe create-your-own omelette was both rich and light at the same time; my companion had the Chesapeake benedict which was a cornucopia of interesting flavors. Recommend the spicy cheese grits - grits done right with just a little kick. And they take reservations, great if you hate waiting around at brunch time.
Watermelon gazpacho! The chef is brilliant without being pretentious. Her flavor choices are very bold, but clean :-) Sricha cheese grits? Come on. She should be the next Iron chef:-)
The menu offers a variety of interesting foods and combinations. Everything was tasty and the service was superb.
I took my brother here for his birthday for dinner. We'd never this restaurant but it was absolutely amazing. The food was fantastic, we were a party of 6 and we tried just about everything on the menu. The Lamb Shank was spectacular and I had the Miso Cod. Also, our server was amazing and very patient with the undecisive members of my party. I will definitely be back.
Zest is a wonderful 8th street find. I haven't visited many of the new restaurants on 8th street but if Zest is the prelude I am thrilled to try my luck at any of the new/up and coming neighborhood gems. Food was wonderful. Our server, Andrew, suggested the lamb shank which was absolutely delicious (I was a lamb virgin). I'm looking forward to introducing my friends to this wondeful establishment. Keep up the great work.
We were running late for our reservation so we called. Dante answered the phone and was so gracious! Said "no problem"! We showed up 30 minutes late (traffic/weather) and we were sat immediately. Our waitress was very on-top of things and we never had to look for her for help. The food was really, really good! My friend and I split an appetizer and the Southwest Chicken Risotto - yum! My husband had the sampler plate (can't remember the name) and he really enjoyed it. My friend's husband had a dish with kale and salmon and said it was great. We would definitely dine there again! It's a small restaurant, but I never felt crowded. The noise level wasn't bad, we never had to speak loudly to be heard.
Three of us came to Zest for a business conversation over dinner. It was the first time for two of us. We all ordered different things, and we were all happy. I recommend the salmon, the corn/crab chowder and the truly yummy calamari. Our waitress was helpful and timely, even when we still chatted a bit after our last drinks were gone and the check was paid. I might add that we were seated toward the back, which is a good thing since it seemed likely that it would have been a bit difficult to hear had we been seated up front. But do try it out ... Zest's good food and good, very courteous service are a joy. There are outside tables too but in our case, we wanted the AC which was working very well.
We ordered off the appetizer menu. Every dish was delish!
soy ginger salmon salad on sesame noodles was very tasty - salmon was really hot - just off the grill and super fresh tasting!
We enjoyed a very pleasant dinner at Zest Bistro on a very busy night for the restaurant. We started with Zest house salads that were fresh and flavorful. This was followed by two hearty pasta dishes which arrived quickly out of the kitchen after their preparation. Both were very well-prepared and satisfying. Service was friendly and attentive despite the fact that the staff had such a large number of guests to serve. We really like this neighborhood gem, and look forward to the next visit.
I was very impressed with the service when we brought our toddler there for brunch. We had to move tables from outside to inside and they were very accomodating and helpful. They brought crayons for the baby and asked if we wanted a kid-friendly cup for her use. What impressed me the most was the waitress asked if we wanted the baby's food out first. Not many places know to ask and that's always a huge help! They were attentive and the Manager came by to greet everyone as well. We will return.
Great food in a compact space. The Southwest Chicken Risotto was excellent with just the right amount of spice for me. My wife had the Soy Ginger Salmon which she really liked, even though there was too much dressing on it. The service was efficient and timely. It was a very busy night and things went well at our table. Many more interesting items on the menu mean we will be back.
I really enjoyed the menu at this little restaurant. My favorite item was the grilled asparagus - really delicious. There are a number of healthy options in addition to a number of "creamy" options. Our table was very small and the restaurant felt a bit busy, but I really enjoyed the food and the prices were very good. I wouldn't go here for a romantic evening, but for a night out with friends it is definitely a crowd pleaser.
Zest is not a presumptuous restaurant, but can deliver carefully prepared and delicious meals. During the week when only neighborhood folk are there it is relatively quiet and intimate. Tuesday is half price wine night!
Only problem with this visit was that I was a little early for our reservation and, when seated, wasn't offered a drink for more than 15 minutes. Otherwise, food and service were good.
fairly reasonable price for the locale. Portions a little on the small side, but not too bad. We both had a crab cake flat iron steak version of surf and turf that was on special. Meat was cooked the way it was ordered. Crab cake was decent with a nice crunch on the outside. One noticeable item was the size of the cakes between the two dishes. One was a very nice size cake, probably 3.5 inches across, one was barely three. Same with the sliced flat iron steak. Consistency in portion control is important. Flavors were nice.
I have been to Zest for brunch and lunch and have had a great experience both times. When I went for lunch it was with a group and they were able to accommodate our size and our server was awesome. For brunch be sure to make a reservation as the restaurant is not huge and does fill up. I can't wait to try their Tuesday 1/2 wine special!
Nice neighborhood scale restaurant; very good & inventive food, tending towards the spicy. Excellent, knowledgable service. Ate at one of their sidewalk tables, which is not a fancy outdoor area but pleasant - inside looked nice also. Cannot comment on inside noise level.
Waitress Kelley really did a good job taking care of a party of three for a business lunch.
We had an excellent experience at Zest. Our server, Kelley, was just great. I had the sourthwestern risoto which was delicious. Just the right amount of spice. My wife had a kale salad with beets which she thouht was great. We ate outside and even though it was warm it was a very pleasant meal. Zest is not a fancy dress up place. It is wonderful neighborhood spot with good food and service. We thought it was one of the best places we ate in DC and would go back again.
Brought friends from Wilmington Friday night. They wanted to come back Sat so we did!!
I was extremely pleased with the choice of restaurant to celebrate my Dad's Birthday. He and my mother were here visiting from out of state and I was determined to show them a good time. We were greeted with a smile and excellent customer service. When seated, our server was just as nice as our host. She made sure our water was always cold and full, she also made suggestions and knew the menu well. When our food came our party of four were all pleased. Hands down the BEST calamari we have EVER had in our combined lives!!!
Zest, like many other establishments of its ilk, endeavors to provide a cheerful, noisy interior, the noisier, the better. (Why? all of my friends ask ourselves. It's a mystery.) Although not necessary to pull out bullhorns to talk to your date across the table (as is necessary at nearby Mezze), it is still sufficiently noisy that my friends and I prefer to sit near the front window, but the best is when the weather is good enough to sit outside. All the pleasures of Zest without the noisy annoyance.
This was a busy night; Marine Corps Barracks had a formal event going so the Bistro was hopping. We had a reservation and were delayed by traffic in arriving on time but, we were seated promptly when we arrived (we had called ahead to notify them we were running late). Since the place was pretty full, the bartender came over to our table and got our drink order almost immediately. Shortly thereafter our server arrived. The Lobster Bisque was not that good, too much tomato, not enough cream or sherry in the base and everyone had lobster shell in their portions. The main entrees were excellent; well prepared, excellent portions. Overall, great atmosphere; good service; and a good price for the quality. This is a nice find in the District.
I had planned on coming to brunch simply for the Shrimp and Grits, but was pleasantly surprised by the Restaraunt Week menu they had set for foodies. I still had what I planned, with instant regret because my friend's food was substantially more food. LOL. My portion size for the Shrimp and Grits was perfect, though, so I didn't have the burden of lugging the leftovers back home. Watch out for shelled shrimp. It can get messy. It was a little chilly in the seating area, so bring a light jacket or don't wear a summer dress. Overall, good food and good service.
Had a friend from New York visit, so we took her to our local gem. She was blown away away the food and service. What we love about this place.
I enjoyed my experience at Zest. I was part of a group of six. We had a member of the party join us late and the restaurant was very flexible about the timing of drinks, apps, and dinner. Our waitress was friendly, informed, and dialed into our pace. While there were a few gaps in her appearance at our table, her service was fine. The food choices ran the gamut from sandwiches to full meals. Our table ordered choices that touched most parts of Zest's range. I was very pleased with my Blackened Salmon which was prepared as I ordered (Med Rare). The meal was attractively presented, generously sized, and tasty. The rest of our party seemed happy with their meals. The prices good for Barracks Row (great for DC). I recommend Zest.
The port reduction sauce on the mixed grill was delicious! Blackened salmon/crab was also delicious. The 24 hour hour tomatoes though, did not taste like they were roasted for 24 hours...quickly marinated and regularly roasted. Flavor was not too deep.
Zest American Bistro is my "go to" destination in Barrack's Row when I'm meeting someone for a business lunch. Lunch specials are always quite imaginative and the rest of the menu is filled with satisfying selections. I am very partial to their tomato soup as a starter, but there are others that are quite good. Service is always cheerful, knowledgeable and attentive. Meal pacing is excellent and the staff seems uncannily sensitive to not interrupting a conversation with, "would you like more iced tea?"—they just bring more iced tea! I have never been disappointed with a lunch at Zest and I very strongly recommend it as a worthy alternative on Barrack's Row.
We needed a restaurant that served good food but that was kid friendly before the soccer game- Zest was perfect. Would really recommend. Waiting staff from the moment we walked in were brilliant. Thank you!
My mom came to visit and we went out to lunch at Zest Bistro from the National Gallery. It was farther away than I had realized. However, Zest Bistro was definitely a good find. It was away from the touristy restaurants and had a real neighborhood feel. My mom had the spinach chicken Cobb salad, and I had the Bombay chicken salad. Both were excellent. The vegetables were very fresh. The chicken on our salads was hot off the grill and very moist. The restaurant was perfect for a yummy casual lunch. It's also just around the corner from Eastern Market, which takes place on Saturdays and Sundays. We would definitely go back.
I went to Zest for the first time with a group and had a decent meal. The wine was excellent, and everyone was pleased, though not blown away, with their food. My fish was fine, and luckily not overcooked, but our shrimp appetizer was way overdone. I would be more likely to go to Hank's or Belga, but this is a good alternative. This is also a good place to go if you want decent food and have some less-adventurous guests.
Really, really great atmosphere. The food was good. It won't win any awards, but it was delicious and reasonably priced.
I recently came here on a Sunday night and it was pretty empty, but have been there other times when it's been hopping. The service was better when we were the only ones there (surprise, surprise!), but overall this is a great spot - flavorful and healthy food options that aren't the standard fare. Great drink and wine list (don't recall beer selection).
Had a great meal. there were 8 of us and the service was a little slow to start, but it picked up after that. All the meals except one got rave reviews; the salmon was under-cooked in that one. Would definitely go there again when in town.
Great for a group of 12, service was outstanding and they did an amazimg job for as big of a group that we had. The NY Strip was perfectly seasoned and cooked, lamb was great and the drinks were kept coming. All in all a great night.
Located at the end of Barrack's Row it is easy to not make it down the block, but it is worth the walk. Zest has amazing food, the menu has been designed with the patron in mind. The combination of flavors, leaves you wanting to order 2nd and 3rds. The staff is always friendly, and go out of their way to ensure that I have an enjoyable experience. I moved from the Hill, but continue to go back to the city just for some ginger calamari and rosemary fries.
A laid back, comfortable place to go casually and have a tasty meal. I get quite annoyed with DC restaurant choices. I wish they'd take a cue from Richmond VA. Sure I've enjoyed some of the high end "fancy food" (that's a joke in our house) options, my current favorite being Blue Duck Tavern, but often I just want a place where I can get a table, that has an interesting, thoughtful menu in a mellow atmosphere with no pretension. Having a relaxed server was refreshing. Zest fits perfectly. There's a nice choice of apps, salads balanced with entrees, a few sandwiches and lots of sides which I love because I dig options. Yummy beverages. Paloma...dreamy.
Delicious food, very pleasant staff and good place for dining with children.
Excellent food, even the whole lobster was cooked up perfectly which is a rarity outside of the northeast.


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