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Bill Belichick wouldn't mind being able to challenge all calls
Bill Belichick would like coaches to be able to challenge all calls. Put them all in play. As it stands, some plays can be reviewed on instant replay, others can't by the current rules.
During a conference call today, the Patriots coach indicated that would be his preference. Make them all reviewable. As it is, coaches only get two challenges per game, so it's not like you'll see red challenge flags tossed every two minutes.
Browns WR Josh Gordon will be major challenge for Pats
Wide receiver Josh Gordon was the subject of trade rumors not too long ago. We're not sure if the Patriots dropped a dime, but it's a pretty safe bet the Browns are glad they didn't swap him out, like they did running back Trent Richardson.
Pats could face Browns trick-shot QB Alex Tanney
Morning links: Pats defense still can't stuff the run
Good morning, everyone. Lots of Patriots coverage to crank out from the paper. Here's a batch of links to get you started.
Jeff Howe's main story delved into the biggest issue facing the team at the moment, and that's the defense's inability to stop the run. You can check out that story right here.
NFL has no plans to investigate Antonio Smith's spying allegations
This morning, Bill Belichick declined to discuss Antonio Smith's spying allegations, calling them "a league matter."
So, it was worth checking with the NFL to see what, if anything, that meant. And an NFL spokesman told the Herald the league has no plans to investigate the spying allegations unless specific evidence is presented. Of course, nothing of substance currently exists outside of Smith's postgame comments.
Bill Belichick says Stevan Ridley wasn't benched to send a message
As Stevan Ridley stood on the sidelines, yesterday, gripping a football and wearing a long sleeve Patriots' t-shirt, you couldn't help but think that Bill Belichick was sending a clear message to his running back – if you can't hold onto the ball then you won't play.
Tom Brady: It was execution, not cheating that led to win over Texans
Multiple storylines came out of the Patriots' 34-31 victory over the Houston Texans, yesterday, but the most theatrical was from Antonio Smith.
The Texans defensive lineman hinted that the Patriots, who overcame a 17-7 halftime deficit, may have had some extra help, saying their second-half adjustments were too good.
"Either teams are spying on us or scouting us," Smith said. "I don't know what it is."
Patriots could clinch AFC East title next week
Not that there's much suspense for the Patriots' playoff push, but they could lock up the pseudo-formality next week.
If the Pats (9-3) beat the Browns at home and the Dolphins (6-6) fall to the Steelers on the road, the Patriots would win their fifth consecutive AFC East title. It would be their 11th division title of the Bill Belichick-Tom Brady era.
Stephen Gostkowski comes up huge in Pats' victory
If there was any second-guessing over the decision to give Stephen Gostkowski a shot from 55 yards in the second quarter, the kicker pretty much validated Bill Belichick's beliefs in the fourth.
Gostkowski boomed a pair of 53-yard field goals in the final eight minutes to turn a 31-28 deficit into a 34-31 victory. He had plenty of leg, which was also the case when he pushed the longer attempt earlier in the game. The miss gave the Texans a short field and aided a touchdown drive. It also ended his career-long streak of 21 consecutive makes.
Bill Belichick swats aside question about Stevan Ridley
Bill Belichick apparently had no time for questions about Stevan Ridley after the Patriots beat the Texans, 34-31, today in Houston.
Ridley was a healthy scratch for the first time since the 2011 AFC Championship due to fumbles in three consecutive games. That reason was obvious, but the question had to be asked.
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It's a bit of a trick question, isn't it? Because in the United States, even if we decided that it was a good idea, we'd never actually embrace a pure flat tax.
The variations that are being rolled out by presidential candidates like Perry and Cain aren't actually a pure flat tax; a pure flat rate would mean that one tax rate is applied to all income with no deductions or exemptions. As taxpayers, we like our deductions and exemptions. So many of the flat tax proposals already chip away at the simplicity of a flat tax by adding ands, ifs, and buts in an effort to appeal to voters: That's exactly how our tax code became so bloated in the first place.
That said, even with deductions and exemptions, I don't believe that a flat tax is a good idea. A flat tax isn't fair: 10 percent of income at the bottom isn't equal to 10 percent of income at the top. The cost of most goods is fixed, meaning that you don't pay proportionally less for gas or milk if you make less money. The price of merely surviving is somewhat fixed, making a flat tax not quite as flat as proponents like to pretend.
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Additionally, most flat tax proposals are based on earned income, which means that unearned income like interest and dividends would escape taxation. Taxpayers who work for a living would end up paying a higher rate of tax, relatively speaking, than those who relied on investments for the majority of income (like Jobs and Buffett). How is that remotely equitable?
Of course, fair is clearly a relative concept. It's pretty difficult to get to a point that feels "fair" to everyone along the income spectrum. But maybe that's not quite the right end. About 25 years ago, Reagan embraced the idea of parity within each income bracket. That idea has some merit: In other words, each group of taxpayers who were similarly situated would pay the same rate of tax. It's not a flat tax but it speaks to the same goals: fair and simple. And I think it comes closer to achieving them.
I agree that our current tax code is broken. But throwing it out in favor of something that can quickly grow to just as broken isn't the answer. A flat tax doesn't solve our problems: It just introduces new ones.
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Freezing drizzle overnight Monday caused slippery conditions on roadways and sidewalks across the metro.
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Falls on ice can typically cause injuries to wrists, arms and shoulders.
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lol well congrats PC gamers...you finally got to play a game us console gamers played nearly 3 years ago. Yeah, PC gaming isnt dying at all...
Great game, all console games controls sux but here is better then in any other im played, some ports unplayable because of controls, if u have stuttering its not controls fault but game bug, turn off SIM in option and update game to fix, game can be much better with some improvements , like onscreen map etc small things
Yes, controls could be better. for instance, it would be more convinient to play riffs on "wasd" instead of 123. But this is an epic game and for 15$, you are insane no to buy it!
I love heavy metal and hack 'n' slash adventure games so i thought this would be my perfect game but i didn't like the RTS elements at all.
It's still a good game but it could have been an awesome game if it stuck to the adventure style all the way through. 7 out of 10 is a fair score.
Great game even with lots of bugs, but devs fixing them , have update 3 on ., even without,everything is playable! Good to know this epic game is on PC! PC FTW!
@Gravity_Slave I'm sorry, PC gamers couldn't hear you over the sound of all the other Strategy games (exclusive to the platform, mind) that they've been playing.
@Gravity_Slave Yes, please explain to me how PC gaming is dying. Oh, because we have to come out with new versions of ourselves every few years. Yeah, right... Dumbass...
@Gravity_Slave How can PC gaming dying when only Steam has over 50 million users. If something is dying, is obviously your brain cells.
@BEANS_ON_TOAST Same here. I always wanted to run around and explore the world and beat shit up, but as soon as the RTS stuff kicked in, I got seriously bored. If it had been a straight-up adventure, I probably would have loved it.
Weird that it's coming out on PC now, so long after its original release.
@sknight175216 @rest of you tools
eventually consoles will be able to do everything that PC's can do. I can d/l content, patches, fixes, stream video, surf the net and even order food while I play online. a decade ago I'd say you guys were right, but we all know PC gaming doesn't have much longer as a viable gaming platform. Its sad watching you tools try and justify such a little return on what you spend...
Despite your sarcasm I'll answer.
1.Online PC gaming has been dropping by a steady 4% for over a decade.
2..Where PC once held complete rule a decade ago ie...Online multiplayer, Patches, DLC, internet browsing, streaming, arcade etc...the console can now do all of that and more.
3. Seems the only decent place to purchase PC games is via the internet. Used to be gameshops had walls of PC games and accessories. Now its ALL console. I think there's still a PC bin in the back for you to sift through.
4. You can't trade PC games in.
5.The cost to build a decent rig that will last more than 2 years (1/4 the life of a console) is gratuitous.
6. Following example 5...Even then, most have to fork over a few hundred down the road for a new graphics card. You're constantly upgrading to keep up with the jones's.
7. Used to be PC gamers got their games first and console gamers had to wait. Guess what? Its the other way around now.
8. As per Ex #7....Excessive wait periods: How long does it take for you guys to even get games, if at all? Diablo 3, StarCraft 2...you still don't have Red Dead Redemption or GTAIV yet!
Had enough?...
@Gravity_Slave @Mortos13
Wow, I had no idea consoles were so powerful!
1. So you say that online PC gaming is dropping for over a decade, yet in the last decade World of Warcraft, DoTA, League of Legends and Starcraft 2 got released, all of the popularizing online PC gaming and increasing player count by massive numbers. Dude, if you really believe your numbers I have some serious business propositions for you.
2. All that and more? That is fantastic! So apart from the things you've mentioned I can play with a mouse + keyboard, Xbox 360 controller, PS3 controller, Xbox controller, PS2 controller, Wiimote, freakin old Nintendo controllers on any console I'd buy? I can also just put my prevgen games into the console, apply a widescreen patch and play in 1080p without the need to buy a so called "HD Edition" of an old title? All my games will just run in 1080p resolution and 120 fps? I can emulate old console games? Just burn a DVD while playing? Edit and re-encode videos I've recorded? I can change my Field of View in every console game? Wow, that is truly fantastic!
3. PC bin in the back? Where do you live, the US? Sad place indeed, we have stores in Europe where usually PC games are on all the shelves and console titles are in the bin.
4. Why couldn't I trade my PC games in? You can always trade with someone else or you can just use GreenManGaming to do it online. Also PC games on Steam, GreeManGaming, Gamersgate and GOG are dirt cheap during a sale (you can buy a game for the pice of a meal) so why would I even have to bother with trading?
5. Incorrect: Games come out with the console specifications in mind and while graphics on the PC can look much better than what you see on a console, if you're only aiming for reproducing the console visuals than nowadays a low-end laptop can run everything in 720p. That means that the lifecycle of a desktop PC increases, my 6 year old once decent desktop PC runs today's console ports in 720p 30-60 fps without a problem.
6. You're not upgrading constantly because of the same reason, my newest PC is 2 years old and everything runs great on it in 1080p. There is an enthusiast level of PC gamers who do upgrade all the time because they want the best experience technically possible (like playing in 4k with 3 monitors while still maintaining 60 fps) but guess what? You can't do that on a console, if a game runs bad on your platform it will always run bad while if you buy a new PC all the games in your library will run better.
7. Yes, we have to wait for some console ports for a bit sometimes but it's better to wait than to have a bad port and also who cares? Those who buy games on day one are a minority.
8. Let's sort out the incredibly dumb false statement from this point first: we have GTA IV for 5 years now. For the titles you've mentioned (SC2, D3) long development time is needed because they are very complex compared to a Call of Duty e. g.. For example Starcraft is a national sport in South-Korea and you can't push out sequels every year for it, the game has to be good first. It took Blizzard 7 years to make but you can see all the work on the game. Juse imagine a console title that was in development for 7 years: you'd be blown away and play that one thing for a year.


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Dec. 27, 2012 at 9:54 AM ET
Stocks erased most of its losses Thursday following news that the House of Representatives will reconvene on Sunday evening to resume talks, with less than a week left until the "fiscal cliff" deadline.
The House of Representatives will reconvene on Sunday evening at 6:30 pm, according to GOP aides.
"Moves are always exacerbated during low-volume days and we'll continue to react to every headline from Washington," said Keith Bliss, senior vice president at Cutton & Co. "But I still think the overall market is in a bullish sentiment by the way that the technical are lining up. It might be prudent to keep some powder dry and buy on these dips."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average recovered from its lows to trade back above the psychologically-important 13,000 level. Still, the blue-chip index was in the red, dragged by Cisco and Alcoa, on pace to logging a four-day losing streak.
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Among key S&P sectors, materials and financials held small losses, while consumer staples turned higher.
Earlier, stocks tumbled more than 1 percent following Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's comment that a "fiscal cliff" deal may not be reached by the end of the year.
"It looks like that's where we're headed," Reid said of the looming fiscal cliff and pointed fingers at House Speaker John Boehner of running a "dictatorship" by "not allowing the vast majority of the House of Representatives to get what they want."
Obama cut short his Christmas vacation in Hawaii to deal with the deadlocked talks between Democrats and Republicans on what to do with $600 billion in tax increases and automatic spending cuts, due to kick in on Jan. 1. With less than a week remaining this year, time is now running out and the pressure on politicians to find a solution is building, as U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned the U.S. will hit the debt ceiling on Monday, Dec. 31.
The two sides could work towards a "mini-deal" to postpone the effects of the fiscal cliff by extending tax cuts for taxpayers with incomes below $250,000, postponing the automatic spending cuts, and extending unemployment benefits.
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- Now that we have a decent understanding of
- how to figure out many significant figures that we are dealing with
- lets take a situation where,
- significant figures will or might become relevant.
- So let's say that I have a carpet here
- and I'm using a may be a meter stick to measure the carpet to nearest centimeter.
- And so I get the carpet as on to the the nearest centimeter I get to be 1.69 meters.
- So this is 9, obiviously this is to the nearest centimeter.
- This 9 hundredths of a meter as the same thing as 9 centimeters.
- And let's say I'm able to measure the width here as 2.09 meters.
- I use the same meter stick and you were to ask me:
- "Sal, what is the area of your carpet?"
- So - you know - just to the straight up calculation:
- the area is going to be the length times the width,
- so it would be 1.69 meters times 2.09 meters.
- We could do this by hand, but let me just get the calculator out
- to make things move along a little bit faster.
- And so we have 1.69 times 2.09 and they gives us 3.5321.
- Let me write that down 3.5321.
- So let me write this in a new color. So this gives us 3.5321,
- and we have a meters times a meters which gives us meters squared or square meters.
- I might very proudly to tell you that
- "Hey the area is 3.5321 square meters.
- And the problem here is that it when I give you this thing
- that has all of these numbers behind the decimal point
- and all of these are significant figures
- that implies that I had a really precise way of measuring the area.
- But in reality I only was able to measure the area to the nearest centimeter.
- So the way we would do this we don't...
- so I don't make it look like my measurement is more precise than it really is.
- So this calculation is derived from my measurements.
- I make sure that it has no more significant figures then either of the numbers that I multiplied.
- So in this situation I have 3 significant figures here,
- and over here I have 3 significant figures.
- And so in general you multiply or devide the significant figures in your product
- or the divisor, divident, the quotient , the quotient!
- The numbers, the significant figures in your product or your quotient can not be any more than
- the least number of significant digits,
- or whatever you are using to come up with that product quotient.
- So over here both of these have 3 significant figures.
- So I can only have 3 significant figures in my product.
- If one of these had 3 significant figures and this have 2 significant figures,
- I can have only have 2 significant figures in my product.
- So in order to be kind of legit here,
- I have to round this to 3 significant figures.
- I have to round it to 3 significant figures,
- I need to round it to the nearest hundredth here
- and so this 2 will round down, so we got
- this gets us to 3.53 meters squared.
- Now we're cool with the significant figures.
- Let's do another situation with division!
- Let's say that I'm...
- Let's say that I'm laying tiles down in my bathroom,
- and so the diagram will look very similar,
- and I measure... I measure the...
- I measure the width of my bathroom to be,
- let's say it is 10.1 feet now. 10.1 feet.
- And this is the precision that I'm able to measure.
- So I'm able to measure the 10th of a foot.
- And let's say that the length of my floor is ...
- The length of my floor - I just make up a number - is 12 point...
- And for whatever reason I was able to measure this with slightly higher precision
- So 12.07 feet. And let's say...
- Let's say that I have tiles... I have tiles.
- And the tile has an area, so someone else measure for me, it has an area of...
- Let's say that the area of this tile is 1.07 feet squared.
- What I want to do is to figure out how many tiles can fit on this bathroom floor.
- So what I would do I would figure out the area of this bathroom floor,
- and then divide by the area of the tiles.
- So the area of the bathroom floor, so floor area...
- Floor area is going to be equal to 10.1 feet times 12.07 feet,
- so that will give us, let's calculate it.
- It is 10.1 times 12.07 feet, it gives a 121.907.
- So this equal to - let's scroll over a little bit to the right -
- this is equal to - a little bit more over the right -
- this is equal to 121.907 feet squared, or squared feet.
- Now, we are not done with our calculation,
- but there might be a temptation right here,
- say look, I have 4 significant figures here,
- I have 3 significant figures over here,
- there would be a temptation to say,
- "Look, my area should not have more then 3 significant figures."
- And that temptation would be OK, if this is all you are looking for.
- If the final answer you are looking for was the area of the floor.
- But we are not done with our calculation,
- we want to figure out how many of these tiles will fit into this area.
- So the general rule of thumb,
- because you don't want to loose information,
- the general thumb is:
- don't round the significant figures until you are done with the calculation.
- Especially if you are just doing a bunch of multiplying and dividing
- because otherwise if you round here,
- you actually will introduce more error into your calculation than you'd want to.
- So what you do is you keep it as kind of a full number.
- Now you do the division. So let's do the division.
- So the tiles per floor... tiles per floor.
- I guess we could say my bathroom or tiles in the bathroom,
- tiles fitting in bathroom, on the floor of this bathroom.
- It would be the area of the bathroom, so 121.907 feet squared,
- divided by the area of the tile,
- divided by 1.07 feet squared.
- And ones again, let me get the calculator out.
- So we have 121.907 divided by 1.07,
- and you get this crazy thing with all of these digits,
- but this is going to be our final answer,
- so here we do care about significant figures.
- So tiles fitting in the bathroom,
- we get something that is actually just keeps going,
- so it's... Let me write this in a new color.
- We got 113.931775701 - and actually it just keeps going - feet squared.
- And this is the final answer.
- We cared about how many tiles will fit onto this bathroom floor,
- now the significant figures come into play.
- And the way to think about this:
- I have 4 significant figures over here, I have 2 significant figures here,
- I have 3 significant figures over here,
- and since we did just a bunch of multiplying and dividing, in general...
- Since we did a bunch of multiplying and dividing we have to have the minimum,
- whatever is the minimum significant figures of the things we computed with,
- that's how many significant figures we can have in our final answer.
- We'll make this clear: this has 2 significant figures, but this is 3: the 1, the 0 and the 1.
- So our final answer can only the 3 significant figures.
- 3 significant figures.
- So we need to round to the nearest foot. The next digit over is a 9, so we need to round up.
- So we are going to round up.
- So this would get us to 114. Actually this units aren't squared feet, this is in tiles.
- This is feet divided by feet, and so this is going to be 114, 114 tiles.
- Obviously it is not going to be exactly 114 tiles,
- but based on the precision of the measurements we have done,
- we can say 114 tiles.
- Now what I have just showed you right here what we multiply and divide measurements
- that has a certain number of significant figures.
- The general rule of thumb is whatever the minimum number of significant figures
- in any of the numbers calculated, that is how many significant figures...
- that is the least number is the number of significant figure
- in your final quotient or product or answer.
- When you do addition and subtraction, it's a little bit different and we will cover that in the next video.
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In preparation for this article, I was wracking my mind to remember a television program that I had watched decades ago about a youngster who was accidentally left in a library overnight. Relying on the Internet, I was able to find the 1980 episode from a program entitled CBS Library. That particular episode was "The Incredible Book Escape."
In the story, a young girl finds herself locked inside a library after it closes. Several storybook characters come to life to read her books and help find an escape from within the library walls. I remember then thinking what an awesome experience that might be for any youngster. I imagined meeting Heidi, The Gingerbread Man and Peter Pan himself!
In "When the Library Lights Go Out,'' a children's book we have here at the Hope Mills Branch Library, puppets in a storage box come out to play, explore and find out what really happens at the library when the lights are turned off and the staff goes home. A ticking wall clock becomes a "giant's heartbeat," a blue rug is thought to be a big lake, and tables are believed to be bridges to another world in the rambunctious minds of the animal puppets.
Do you know a young child who would like to come to our second annual library winter Stuffed Animal Sleepover? Actually, the kids don't stay overnight, but they can leave a stuffed animal or puppet with me and our story time mascot, BoBo, for some fun and mischief after hours. What happens in the library does not "stay" in the library. There'll be pictures of their antics! Learn more about it in our upcoming events below.
Hope to see you soon - during our normal business hours of course.
LEGO Free Play!, Wednesday, Jan. 16, 3:30 p.m. Children ages 2 years and up, let your imaginations run wild with LEGO free play!
Where Can I Sleep? Stories and Puppet Show, Friday, Jan. 18, 10:30 a.m. Children ages 3-5, do you sleep in a bed, a nest, or a burrow? Listen to stories, do finger plays, and watch a puppet show about great places to sleep! Groups of seven or more must register by calling 425-8455.
Rhythm and Rhyme: A Sensory Story Time, Saturday, Jan. 19, 10:30 a.m. All children are welcome to attend this story time designed for children with autism, Down syndrome, sensory processing disorder/language delays and for children with disabilities. For more information call 425-8455.
Teen Tuesday: Tuesday, Jan. 22, 3:30 p.m. Teens and tweens ages 9-18, use our laptop computers, do crafts, play board games and hang out with your friends! Bring a snack. Drinks provided by the Friends of the Library.
Stuffed Animal Sleepover, Tuesday, Jan. 22, 6:30 p.m. Children 3-5, wear your pajamas and listen to bedtime stories. Bring a stuffed animal to leave overnight for some fun. The next day, pick up your stuffed animal and learn what they did while you were sleeping.
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Went with my wife and her grandmother for brunch. Servers were great and the food was better. Thanks!
From the moment we were greeted by the host we felt like we were being welcomed like old friends, and to us, that means we will be back in the future. The service staff excelled, and really wanted us to enjoy our meal. The food was exceptionally good from the starter to the lamb main dish. The wine recommended by the sommelier was spot on and the limoncello was the perfect finale to a terrific meal!
We tried the 7 course tasting menu, which was basically 6 items off the menu of the day plus a palate cleansing fruit and cheese course. They were able to "pescetarian" diets with no problem. Service was always friendly and attentive. Food was flavorful, taking advantage of the locally sourced produce. No heavy, buttery sauces, just a simple touch of salt and pepper, olive oil and a few herbs to accentuate the natural flavors of the ingredients. Loved everything we had. We will visit again in a few weeks.
We enjoy ourselves immensely every visit...and somehow Chef Canora is always present. The menu is inventive yet not über crazy, farm fresh local ingredients, tasting option always worthwhile...amazing wine and beer/ cider list. Outstanding and knowledgable waitstaff. Yet casual and laid back. Really nothing but compliments from me!
Second time. Food outstanding. Flavor profiles incredible. Can not wait to go back.
I had great expectations for Hearth - the food was good but not great (maybe my expectation were too high?). Don't get me wrong, it was perfectly tasty, but I didn't get a sense it was Italian??? The wines were expensive and we found ourselves opting for the 'cheaper' bottle just to stay in our budget :( Saying that the cheaper bottle was a lovely Shiraz from France and was on the waitress' recommendation. Service was impecable, and we didn't have to wait to be seated. We also got a free 'corn soup' as a taster when we sat down which I thought was a lovely touch. The noise levels were pleasant too and I was able to hear my date - actually I was able to hear the date next to me too :( All in all, I would recommend Hearth!!!
It delivered on the reviews. The duck was great, and the staff was attentive and helpful but not pushy
We recently dined at Hearth and had the best experience. It was the best meal I 've had in a long time and the waiter was so amazing!!! I recommend trying the desserts and the Foie Gras and the lamb!
The Veal Meatballs are amazing. Off the chart amazing. The gnocchi is the best in the world. The wine list is varied and you are bound to find something you never had before. I love asking the server to match the wine with something unusual and I was never sorry. Our server Sara was great as is the entire staff of this great restaurant. Casual, friendly and an absolute professional. A hard combination to match.
They started serving brunch not too long ago. It's a creative and delicious menu. Definitely worth trying.
Awesome Bloody Mary options - the Fennel Anchovy and the Smoked Olive, especially the smoked olive Bloody Mary - taste sensation. The brunch meals were great and very tasty. Paul Brady also referred us to the Gramercy Tavern which was spot on. Highly recommend Hearth.
Enjoyed a delicious brunch this last weekend. We were seated almost immediately, the service was great, and included a complimentary citrus shot. Everyone's dishes were savory and rich, and I intend to return to try dinner sometime.
Not for everyday but the food is fantastic and unusual. Would recommend for a very special occasion.
I have now been to Hearth twice and both times it has affirmed for me that it offers a really enjoyable dining experience. The food is excellent and has none of the pomp or pretentiousness that often accompany really good restaurants. The wait staff is friendly and makes dining there more fun. There may be restaurants with better food, but none that I've been to would I choose over Hearth on any given night.
Nice atmosphere, amazing bloody marys, and despite crowds, no rushing. Great place for brunch with family and friends.
My wife and I eat out a lot, and I have to say this was one of the best meals I have had in a very long time. While NYC has many many restaurants this one is a gem. My recommendation is to add it your list of places to visit, and don't miss it. BTW the service is great. They have trained their wait staff well, and from the serving of bread, to the serving of the meal, to the attention paid to the guest, you feel great when you leave. This is a great experience.
Since we only come to the city a few time a year I research restaurants looking for that "Home Run" experience. Hearth was a "Grand Slam". Our server Beth's knowledge of both the food and bar menu made it a 5 star overall experience. I could easily highlight every dish we tasted. The grilled octopus was the tenderest we have ever had. The Colorado Lamb served 3 ways was also the best we ever had. The wine by the glass offered both a 6oz. pour and a 3oz. tasting. This gave me the opportunity to pair a different wine with each course which Beth selected.
the food was really tasty but the wine list needs work - a bit on the expensive side and not enough variety.
I heard good things about the restaurant - and I wasn't disappointed. The server did an excellent job making us feel like we were his only table (when we were certainly not). The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. And they offered to customize dishes based on dietary or allergy restrictions - not necessary for me, but it was a nice gesture for those with any concerns. I did the 7-course tasting dinner. Sizes were small, but appropriate - I actually struggled to finish the final 2 desserts! Flavors ranged from rich to delicate, and I was pleased by some new texture or flavor from dish to dish.
What a wonderful find in this East Village setting. From the outside, nothing of note, but walk in and you are greeted by a laid back vibe. I knew our party was in for a treat when you can look straight back to the open kitchen, complete with chef's table. We were there for an early Sunday brunch--Make sure to have a reservation. Our waitress was well versed in the menu and the mood was set for a leisurely brunch. Must haves: apple cider donut holes with maple glaze, toasted bread with housemade ricotta and veggies, french toast. The portion sizes were just right--although we had a lot of different tastes as we were sharing, it wasn't overwhelming. It is obvious care and thought went into the menu, staff, and ambience. Hearth has heart!
Lovely meal could have been better if there hasn't been such a long time in between waiter visits. Charming waiter but clearly overworked. Perhaps 20 minutes from time we were asked about drinks to ordering meal. Food was quite good but the noise level was annoying. Waiting another 1/2 hour after dinner dishes were cleared to order dessert was ridiculous.
Sat at 2 of the 4 kitchen seats. Love watching the work, the energy ... And the miscues. Food was great. It's like dinner and a show. The dining room is beautiful, too. Great place, even when the chef/owner isn't in.
This was my 3rd dinner at Hearth. We were treating a friend for her birthday. Dinner was wonderful from start to finish. Hearth's bread is wonderful. The amuse bouche of split pea soup with lemon was a lovely starter. We shared the beet salad and the warm vegetable salad. The beet salad, with nuggets of compressed apples was incredibly delicious. My husband and friend then shared the Spatchcock chicken, while I had the lamb entrée. I loved the array of lamb and its accompaniments. The chicken, enough really to feed 3, was delicious. Our friend chose the apple cider doughnuts to celebrate her birthday. They were delicious. Our server then brought us a small piece of the chocolate cake as an extra b'day surprise. Lovely!
We enjoyed our brunch visit with a group of 5 to Hearth. The atmosphere is very open and airy, with lots of big tables for groups. The menu and service were excellent.
Brought some European friends visiting NYC for the first time and they were extremly impressed. First by the caring staff and special treats from the chef and then by our meals.
Consistently impressive. Hearth represents a seasonal and local menu with italian influences better than any NYC restaurant.
Still a great dining experience for real foodies and onophiles. Teriffic casual ambience without losing any of the specialness of this occasion.
Hearth is my new favorite restaurant!! I took my boyfriend here for his birthday dinner and it was a great decision. We absolutely loved it! I can't wait to go back and try more items on the menu. The food was incredible- so fresh and tasty. The environment was great and there was a good mix of people. The restaurant had a comfortable/cozy feel but was still fun and trendy, and the service made you feel even more welcome. Overall: GO HERE!
All the items we ordered for lunch were very fresh and vibrant tasting. My table really enjoyed the roasted autumn vegetables, ricotta on toast. The poached eggs in our brunch dishes were perfectly done. And the service was very attentive but not intrusive.
Been there now a couple times and the food and service never disappoints.
Great meal. Interesting food. Yummy wine.great for pre theatre.
Hearth...as always is wonderful....The atmosphere whether Brunch, Dinner or to hang out at the jumping little bar is terrific. Staff is excellent...This week I brought 5 friends in for the brunch on a Saturday morning at 11, and it was fantastic...try the Jalapeno Bloody Mary for starters..... then the food will really impress....Hearth in Autumn and then Winter through all the holidays is a romantic and warm place to hang out...
Every time I go, it's a new and delightful treat. The atmosphere and food is always reminiscent of anyone's idealized version of "home" should be like - warm, friendly and comfortable. Much to my delight, it's also just like home was when my mom was around - always filled with the energy and bustle of a kitchen with love (in the form of food) emanating from it and with so many varying and wonderful aromas filling the air as to be nearly intoxicating. This particular trip was on an "off day" (Monday), so the Sous Chef Luigi was running the kitchen. I had the good fortune of being able to sit at the kitchen counter and ask him what he liked to serve - and trusted him to hook m up. He did not disappoint - nor did his staff. Spectacular!
We had a great time! Staff is very friendly and food was on time, well proportioned and overall very good! We will definitely come back.
I wanted to treat my boyfriend to a "date night" for a change since he is usually the one who organizes those. I had heard great things about Hearth from friends and family, so I decided that's where we would go. Hearth definitely lived up to my expectations. I think the ambiance is very homey and romantic with the brick walls. The food was great - I would definitely recommend the Roasted Beet and Carrot Salad and the Chocolate Peanut Butter Tart that we had for dessert. The only disappointment is that we weren't able to sit at the chef's counter because it's first-come, first-served; however, I look forward to going back again for the tasting menu and (fingers crossed) a seat at the chef's counter!
I love the food for several reasons: the quality of the ingredients, the local sourcing, the flavor. Hearth is an amazing restaurant. I love it more each time I visit. The Veal Chop is the best veal chop I ever had the pleasure of eating. I recommend it for anyone who loves veal. But it will spoil every other place's veal. So be careful.
Had a nice dinner at Hearth over the weekend. The dishes were outstanding and service was attentive. We will return!
Loved this restaurant! The food was delicious and different from the usual brunch offerings. I had poached eggs on greens with toast - yum. The coffee was fresh and delicious and you must order the banana chocolate muffins - so delicious. The waitresses were attentive and friendly. Highly recommend eating there
Went for the special Hugh Acheson and Marco Canoro prepared dinner. Excellent meal and great wine pairing. They should do this more often!
Thoroughly enjoyed Hearth! Our server, Nick, was outstanding. Nick gave us excellent suggestions for food and wine. It was a lovely experience.
best bloody mary in nyc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! food is amazing, had brunch only but definitely going back for dinner!
Thanksgiving diner was good, but I prefer less processed turkey and actual cranberry relish and not just a drizzle. I really missed the cranberry. The mashed potatoes were great, stuffing good an the pie was very good too. I was surprised that we weren't offered coffee and that it wasn't part of the fixed menu.
Was looking for an out of the way place for a special brunch while visiting NYC over the Thanksgiving weekend. After reading a couple reviews, I made a reservation at Hearth. Turned out just perfect. Hearth is just "out of the way" enough to have been easily accessable by subway and a short walk, and quiet enough to actually relax & enjoy conversation. The street front is simple. Because I must eat a Gluten free diet, I was told there were plenty options. The brunch menu, was a surprise, as it was not typical, offering an unusual selection and variety. Might I suggest the veal & ricotta meatballs over polenta, they were amazing! Bloody Mary's & cappuccino... Delicious. Waitstaff very attentive, and the price was fair. Loved it.
Appetizers, wine, dessert and service were excellent; main courses were good but not outstanding.
...don't get stuck sitting at one of the two very back tables in the back room. My husband and I went for dinner on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. The food was amazing, and the place is lovely and cozy; however, we were seated at a back table in the back room and my "view" was a shaded window facing the street. The shade wasn't opaque, so when the cars turned onto the side street, the headlights were in my eyes. The restaurant has warm lighting and nice ambience - if you are not facing away from the room...perhaps they should consider turning these tables the opposite direction. Service was good - waitress was very knowledgeable but service was a bit slow.
We were looking forward to coming to this restaurant for about three months and were not let down in any area. The restaurant is a wonderful place with a small bar and two separate dining areas. There is also the option for 4 people to sit at the kitchen pass on a first come first serve basis, something I shall definitely be trying next time. We had the charcuterie board sharer to start which was incredible, a definite recommendation. The veal and ricotta meatballs as main is also a must. The wine list is fascinating and the sommelier is incredibly approachable. All in all, a great restaurant and we shall definitely be back.
I have been to Hearth a few times now, and I have not been disappointed once! This italian is not like the rest, it's so delicious and you must save room for dessert too! Enjoy
Great food and incredible wine list! Try their wine bar, Terroir, around the corner for a pre or post dinner drink.
The winter menu is very comfy and hearty food which is perfect for the season while spring has lighter fare, one dish i enjoyed new was this bone marrow dish but the steak itself was a bit tough to chew. Overall we had a very nice time and care was always put in every dish
So awesome!! We shared a whole fish and it was to die for!


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