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You can never get enough barbeque. When you think you've had some of the best, there's yet another place to try. In this case it's Capp's BBQ. While relatively new to the Tulsa BBQ scene, Capp's only opened this past August at the E. 11th Street location, although owner Capp Crowder has been operating a successful BBQ business in Okmulgee since 2008.
"I was in the mortgage business up until 2008 when things were not going so well," he said. "I wanted to follow my passion, so I left that industry to buy a BBQ business from a friend in Okmulgee," he said.
After successfully managing the Okmulgee place, this '94 University of Tulsa graduate, a wide receiver for the Golden Hurricane, wanted to have a place close to his alma mater, so he purchased a space just west of the TU campus, an old service station for cars. He spent months building out the place from scratch with his own design.
It's a cozy, clean and friendly place. The knotty pine wall paneling has plenty of Crowder's TU football memorabilia, along with posters of other concert and sporting events. A few TVs are within sight of most tables; country music plays softly in the background. Four-top tables with BBQ sauce, ketchup, salt and pepper and a roll of white paper towels all add to the décor. Orders are placed at the front counter and brought to the table when ready. Capp's has the usual BBQ menu of ribs, beef brisket, pulled pork, smoked turkey and chicken, smoked bologna and hot links. "What sets us apart from others," said Crowder, "is how we prepare our meat."
As a Kansas City native, Crowder said his BBQ reflects some Kansas City BBQ characteristics, yet he has tailored it to Oklahoma taste buds. He explained there are many ways to prepare BBQ, and "what we do is begin with a dry rub." He began to reveal a few of the secret ingredients in his rub -- cayenne pepper, turmeric, sugar, garlic salt -- but stopped short of giving me any more. "It's a mixture of a lot of different spices," he laughed. "I can't give them all to you."
He did mention two other ways that set his BBQ apart from others in the city -- the BBQ sauce and the wood he uses for smoking, a combination of both hickory and pecan. "I smoke the brisket from 14-16 hours, the pork from 9-10 hours and the ribs from 6-8 hours. It takes time to get the 'flavor of love' that I want," he said.
This "flavor of love" was well received by my friend and me. I ordered a Capp's dinner of smoked turkey and pulled pork with sides of onion rings and coleslaw; my friend ordered the hot links and ribs with baked beans and fried okra for sides. A dinner for one with two meats and two sides is $10.49; for one meat and two sides it's $8.99, and dinner with three meats is $11.99.
The meals arrived, served on red trays with the food on black and white checkered deli paper. Two slices of buttered Texas toast, sliced bread and butter pickles, and a small pepperoncini pepper were served alongside the meats. The turkey was very good. It was extremely tender, moist and had a delicate smoky taste. The pulled pork was a little dry, but tender and filled with a rich yet mild, smoky flavor. The onion rings were hot and fresh, with a crispy coating. The coleslaw was very fresh tasting, with red and green cabbage and carrots, and a light creamy sauce.
My friend thoroughly enjoyed the hot link; it was very flavorful and lean -- no greasiness with these links. The ribs were charred well, very tender, and they fell off the bone easily when eating. The smoked flavor was rich, yet not overpowering. The okra was hot and crisp; the baked beans were smoky and sweet.
We both enjoyed the hot and mild sauces. The hot sauce has a good spicy-hot kick to it with a lingering taste of cumin. The sweet sauce is mild and delicately sweet. "I came up with my own sauces when I opened the Okmulgee location," Crowder said. He's especially proud of the sweet sauce. "I designed it to fit the Oklahoma BBQ palate which likes a sweet BBQ sauce." As for the sides, Crowder said the baked beans, coleslaw and potato salad are made fresh each day.
Traditional with most local BBQ places are the homemade pies for dessert. Capp's serves pies from his mom's and grandmother's homemade pie recipes: sweet potato pie, buttermilk pie and apple pie. I sampled the sweet potato and apple pie, served in small individual sizes. The sweet potato was very good -- creamy, rich, smooth and with a slight taste of pumpkin pie spices. The crust was firm enough to hold up the pie, but not tough or too thick. The apple pie was, likewise, very good. Fresh apple taste with the apples slightly firm. The buttermilk, as Crowder said, is a crowd pleaser. They go fast, he said, and were out the evening I dined there. Crowder said they sell from 30-40 buttermilk pies each day.
Besides the dinners, BBQ sandwiches are available. Other offerings include southern fried catfish, a shrimp basket, baked potato and Capp's Real Deals: smoked turkey leg and whole smoked chicken (by special order only).
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In Western Australia, the majority of people going to yoga classes are women, but why? The original Yogis were all men...
While it seems to be viewed as more of a female pastime, the benefits for men can be huge.
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Rules to Dating an INTJ
It's quite surprising to me that there are MBTI types out there who actually like INTJs and actively seek them out (seriously) so I thought we should list out all the "rules" to dating our type in order to make it easier for us to be understood.
I'll start off:
- 90% of the time I don't feel anything, so when you accuse me of being cold it isn't because I'm suppressing emotions, it's because I genuinely don't have any feels at the moment. When I do, and if I trust you, I will open up to you. This doesn't happen often, so when it does, know that these are real emotions and that I do like you enough to let you see me in so much distress.
- If I offend you in anyway, just tell me. Be blunt and honest about what I did and why it upset you and be rest assured I won't do it again.
- If you come to me with a problem, I will try and help you fix it. I don't like seeing you upset so of course my natural response is to alleviate your source of pain/distress. If you would prefer a shoulder to cry on or a hug, just say it.
- I am very methodical when it comes to choosing a partner, and it takes time. Don't think I don't like you just because we're not moving as fast as you would like. If you want to speed things up, make the first move, I will definitely appreciate this.
- Do not play games with me or do things to try and provoke an emotional response - I will delete you from my life.
- Do be honest about your feelings - I'm barely in touch with my own emotions, how do you expect me to be in touch with yours too?
- PDA? Lol no.
- What you see as criticism, I see as pointing out flaws/holes in your plans/logic. I am not attacking you, I am trying to explain why your idea doesn't work and I can only do this objectively.
- I need my alone time and lots of space - please respect this.
- (If you're a P) - I like to have a rough plan in place, if you don't that's fine but don't attack me or call me rigid because of this. Just as you hate feeling restricted and bound by obligations, I hate feeling like there is no order/stability in my life. Compromise is key.
- If you are prone to infrequent emotional outbursts, please tell me beforehand how you would like me to respond. I can guarantee if you don't, I will just stand there staring at you and probably make things worse. Also, I don't mind random emotional outbursts - I know what they are like, I just tend to do it even less so than you.
- DO. NOT. INTERFERE. (With my plans and all. Tell me before doing anything)
- No frequent meaningless compliments. It will only make me awkward because I have no idea how to reciprocate.
- I enjoy GOOD, intelligent conversation over small, idle chat. Intelligence is sexy.
- Don't be an idiot. I laugh at stupidity.
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Its first mural is being painted along the railroad tracks in downtown Nashua, on the side of the Dunkin' Donuts on Main Street.
"We are trying to teach youth that there are other ways to express their artistic creativity other than graffiti and tagging," said Cecilia Ulibarri, founder and president of Positive Street Art.
Ulibarri, of Nashua, is working with Manuel Ramirez, also of Nashua, and Margret Williams, of Hudson, to complete a massive mural consisting of a colorful collection of faces and encouraging words.
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1. "Unitary Palestine Fails in Committee," New York Times, Nov. 25, 1947, p. 9. [BACK]
2. For example, AJC, A Report on the Situation in Egypt (Jan. 1949), AJC/FAD-1, Box 12, Foreign Countries, Egypt, 1948–49; WJC, The Treatment of Jews in Egypt and Iraq (1948), MHT A-1/92.12; Nehemiah Robinson [for WJC], The Arab Countries of the Near East and Their Jewish Communities (1951), MHT A-1/33.9; American Jewish Congress, The Black Record: Nasser's Persecution of Egyptian Jewry (New York: American Jewish Congress, 1957). Don Peretz, "Egyptian Jews Today" (New York, AJC, 1956, mimeographed) and S. Landshut, Jewish Communities in the Muslim Countries of the Middle East: A Survey (London: Jewish Chronicle Association, 1950), prepared for AJC and the Anglo-Jewish Association, are far more judicious than the typical publications of this era. [BACK]
3. Ian Lustick, Arabs in the Jewish State: Israel's Control of a National Minority (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1980). [BACK]
4. This definition of the conflict in material terms is based on Gershon Shafir, Land, Labour and the Origins of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 1882–1904 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1989). [BACK]
5. al-Siyasa al-'usbu'iyya, Nov. 5, 1938, pp. 3–4. [BACK]
6. Information in the next three paragraphs is drawn from James P. Jankowski, "Egyptian Responses to the Palestine Problem in the Interwar Period," International Journal of Middle East Studies 12 (no. 1, 1980):1–38; James P. Jankowski, "Zionism and the Jews in Egyptian National Opinion, 1920–1939," in Amnon Cohen and Gabriel Baer (eds.), Egypt and Palestine: A Millennium of Association (868–1948) (Jerusalem: Ben Zvi Institute for the Study of Jewish Communities in the East, 1984), pp. 314–31. [BACK]
7. al-Ahram, Sept. 29, 1929, p. 1. [BACK]
8. Information in the next two paragraphs is drawn from Thomas Mayer, Egypt and the Palestine Question, 1936–1945 (Berlin: Klaus, Schwarz Verlag, 1983), pp. 298 ff; Michael M. Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, 1920–1970 (New York: New York University Press, 1992), pp. 84–93. [BACK]
9. Rif'at al-Sa'id, interview, Cairo, May 22, 1986. [BACK]
10. A French translation of the letter, apparently made by British intelligence, appears in "Matzav ha-yehudim be-mitzrayim, 1938–1948," CZA S25/5218. [BACK]
11. Maurice Fargeon (ed.), Annuaire des Juifs d'Egypte et du proche-orient, 1944 (Cairo: Societé des Editions Historiques des Juives d'Egypte, 1944), p. 111. [BACK]
12. Excerpt from letter (no names given) of Feb. 16, 1948, CZA S25/9034/899/71. [BACK]
13. Maurice Mizrahi, L'Egypte et ses Juifs: Le temps revolu, xixe et xxe siècles (Geneva: Imprimerie Avenir, 1977) p. 120. [BACK]
14. For example, Gibra'il Du'ayq, "al-Da'aya al-sahyuniyya," al-Ahram, July 18, 1948. [BACK]
15. Anonymous letter of a Jewish prisoner in El-Tor (where conditions were much worse than in Huckstep or Abu Qir) to Jewish prisoners in Huckstep asking them to help free them, "Mitzrim, El Tor, Huckstep," YTM. Other sources state that as many as 1,000 Jews were interned, but this figure usually includes Jewish communists and a certain inflation due to distance from the spot. [BACK]
16. Gudrun Krämer, The Jews in Modern Egypt, 1914–1952 (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1989), p. 212. [BACK]
17. Efraim S. "Skirah ktzarah "al matzav ha-'aliyah mi-mitzrayim," July 24, 1949, CZA S20/552 (no subdivision indicated). [BACK]
18. AJC, A Report on the Jewish Situation in Egypt, pp. 10–11; Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, pp. 127–29. [BACK]
19. Mario Perez, interview, Paris, June 2, 1994. [BACK]
20. al-Ahram, June 21, 1948, p. 3; al-Kalim, July 1, 1948; Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, p. 133. [BACK]
21. Rabbi Avraham Gabr, interview, Ramlah, Jan. 11, 1993. [BACK]
22. al-Kalim, July 1, 16, Aug. 1, 1948. The paper did not appear at all on Aug. 16, Sept. 1, and Sept. 16; Maurice Shammas, interview, Jerusalem, May 5, 1994. [BACK]
23. al-Ahram, July 16, 1948; AJC, A Report on the Jewish Situation in Egypt, p. 24–32. [BACK]
24. al-Ahram, July 20, Sept. 23, 1948; Richard P. Mitchell, The Society of the Muslim Brothers (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993), pp. 63–64. [BACK]
25. Mitchell, The Society of the Muslim Brothers, pp. 58–79. [BACK]
26. Ibid., p. 71. [BACK]
27. Campbell to Bevin, Oct. 4, 1948, Great Britain, FO 371/69250. [BACK]
28. Ben Ya'akov le-menahel mahleket ha-mizrah ha-tikhon, Apr. 17, 1949, "Matzav ha-yehudim be-mitzrayim, 1948–1952," CZA S20/552/851/71/9776. [BACK]
29. Vaena was the leading exporter of onions, Egypt's third largest source of foreign currency. In 1965, the Nasser regime sequestered his assets, and he immigrated to France. Months later, unable to market its onion crop, the government invited Vaena to return and resume his commercial activity. He did so but was disappointed by his reception and treatment and died soon after his return to Egypt. See Maurice Mizrahi, "The Role of Jews in Economic Development," in Shimon Shamir (ed.), The Jews of Egypt: A Mediterranean Society in Modern Times (Boulder: Westview Press, 1987), pp. 92–93. [BACK]
30. Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, p. 187. The Israeli census of 1961 records 14,895 immigrants from Egypt and Sudan who arrived in Israel from 1948 to 1951, and 15,872 for 1948–54. These figures are somewhat lower than those presented by Laskier, who relies largely on Jewish Agency records and makes no effort to resolve any of the inconsistencies in his sources. Part of the discrepancy is probably due to those who died or left Israel. All the emigration figures presented in this chapter are approximations based on my interpretation of those presented by Laskier and other sources. [BACK]
31. Ibid. [BACK]
32. This estimate is based on a collation of conflicting figures. Others whose estimates are similar include Krämer, The Jews in Modern Egypt, p. 221, and Institute of Jewish Affairs, WJC, "Egypt in September, 1957" (New York, Sept. 30, 1957), p. 3, MHT D-6/51.5. [BACK]
33. Dr. Isaac I. Schwartzbart, "Toward Unity between Sephardim and Ashkenazim" and "Comparative Chart of the Sephardim in the World Jewish Population, 1950–54" (New York, WJC Organization Department, Apr. 1954), p. 4, CZA Z6/852. [BACK]
34. Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, pp. 164–98; Shlomo Barad, "ha-Pe'ilut ha-tzionit be-mitzrayim, 1917–1952," Shorashim ba-mizrah 2 (1989): 65–127; Shlomo Barad et al. (eds.), Haganah yehudit be-artzot ha-mizrah: rav-siah shlishi, ha-ha'apalah be-mitzrayim, 25 februar 1985 (Efal: Yad Tabenkin, ha-Mahon le-Heker ha-Tnu'ah ha-Tzionit ve-ha-Halutzit be-Artzot ha-Mizrah, ha-Mahon le-Heker Koah ha-Magen, 1986), especially the testimony of David Harel. [BACK]
35. David Harel and Benny Aharon, interview, Tel Aviv, Mar. 25, 1993; Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, pp. 183–85. [BACK]
36. Ben Ya'akov le-menahel mahleket ha-mizrah ha-tikhon, Apr. 17, 1949, "Matzav ha-yehudim be-mitzrayim, 1948–1952," CZA S20/552/851/71/9776. [BACK]
37. Amin Lisha', "al-Isra'iliyun wa'l-jinsiyya al-misriyya," al-Kalim, Nov. 15, 1949, p. 2. [BACK]
38. "al-Bulis al-siyasi fi qafas al-ittiham." al-Musawwar, Oct. 5, 1951, p. 28. [BACK]
39. al-Ahram, Dec. 1, 1949. [BACK]
40. Ibrahim Husni, "Nazaltu al-hara, tala'tu al-'abassiyya," al-Kalim, May 16, 1946, p. 4; May 1, 1947, p. 2. [BACK]
41. al-Ahram, Aug. 3, 1952. [BACK]
42. On this aspect of Rabbi Nahum's career, see Esther Benbassa (ed.), Haim Nahum: A Sephardic Chief Rabbi in Politics, 1892–1923 (Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1995). [BACK]
43. al-Ahram, Aug. 9, 1952. [BACK]
44. al-Kalim, Oct. 1, 16, 1952. [BACK]
45. El-Kodsi, The Karaite Jews of Egypt, p. 61. [BACK]
46. Ibid., pp. 88–90; al-Balagh, Oct. 25, 1952; Journal d'Egypte, Oct. 26, 1952. [BACK]
47. Lettres Expediés, janvier-juin 1953, nos. 99, 105, 106, 123, 124, 161, JLMC, Box 2, General Correspondence, 1926–57, Folder 7. [BACK]
48. Ibid., no. 157, E. Goar and S. Cicurel to the governor of the National Bank of Egypt, Apr. 25, 1953. [BACK]
49. Ibid., Box 2, Folder 8, Lettres Expediés, juillet-décembre 1953, nos. 321, 324, 325. [BACK]
50. al-Ahram, Feb. 9, 1953. [BACK]
51. Lettres Expediés, janvier-juin 1953, no. 55, JLMC, Box 2, General Correspondence, 1926–57, Folder 7. [BACK]
52. Mizrahi, L'Egypte et ses Juifs, p. 57. [BACK]
53. Albert Mizrahi, "Kalam eh al-faragh da ya si salah ya salim," al-Tas'ira, Mar. 22, 1954, p. 4. [BACK]
54. Jerusalem Post, Sept. 27, 1955. [BACK]
55. Eric Rouleau, interview, Paris, May 25, 1994. [BACK]
56. Jewish Chronicle, July 6, 1951, quoted in Nehemiah Robinson, The Arab Countries of the Near East and Their Jewish Communities (New York: WJC, Institute for Jewish Affairs, 1951), p. 74, MHT A-1/33.9. [BACK]
57. al-Saraha, Dec. 8, 25, 1952. [BACK]
58. Sasson Somekh, "Participation of Egyptian Jews in Modern Arabic Culture, and the Case of Murad Faraj," in Shimon Shamir (ed.), The Jews of Egypt: A Mediterranean Society in Modern Times (Boulder: Westview Press, 1987), p. 133. [BACK]
59. Nehemiah Robinson, "Persecution in Egypt," Congress Weekly, Nov. 17, 1954 (reprinted by the American Jewish Congress, Office of Jewish Information), MHT D-61/151.6, 1. [BACK]
60. Adel M. Sabet, A King Betrayed: The Ill-Fated Reign of Farouk of Egypt (London: Quartet Books, 1989), p. 217. [BACK]
61. "Rapport presenté à l'Agence Juive Department du Moyen Orient sur la situation actuelle des Juifs en Egypt par un Juif d'Egypte ayant quitté l'Egypte vers la fin de l'année 1949" [no author, but apparently the president of the Zionist Organization of Cairo from internal evidence, no date], "Matzav ha-yehudim be-mitzrayim, 1948–1952," CZA S20/552. [BACK]
62. Michael Stern, Farouk (New York: Bantam, 1965), pp. 195–98. [BACK]
63. Robinson, The Arab Countries of the Near East, p. 74. [BACK]
64. Reported in al-Kalim, Dec. 15, 1949. [BACK]
65. Akhir sa'a, July 11, 1951; reprinted in al-Kalim, July 16, 1951, p. 6. [BACK]
66. al-Kalim, Dec. 16, 1952, p. 8. [BACK]
67. al-Kalim, Dec. 1, 1953. p. 8; Dec. 16, 1955, p. 6. [BACK]
68. "Ya'qub sannu'…al-musawi al-misri al-muslim," al-Musawwar, Feb. 18, 1955. [BACK]
69. al-Saraha, May 12, 1951, p. 1. [BACK]
70. Somekh, "Participation of Egyptian Jews in Modern Arabic Culture, and the Case of Murad Faraj," p. 132. [BACK]
71. Layla Murad's biography is based on the following obituary notices and articles that appeared after her death: Amjad Mustafa, "Layla murad, 77 'amman min al-'ata'," al-Wafd, Nov. 23, 1995, p. 8; "Misr: ghiyab layla murad," al-Hayat, Nov. 23, 1995, p. 24; 'Adil Disuqi, "Rahalat layla murad, sindarila al-shasha al-misriyya wa-sahibat al-sawt al-dhabi," al-Hayat, Nov. 25, 1995, p. 24; Fatemah Farag, "Farewell to the Last Artist of Integrity," Middle East Times, Dec. 3–9, 1995, p. 17. Salih Mursi's instant biography, Layla Murad (Cairo: Dar al-Hilal, 1995), Dar al-Hilal's featured book the month immediately after Layla Murad's death, avoids all the controversial aspects of her career and barely acknowledges her Jewish origins (see p. 11). [BACK]
72. "Layla murad," al-Ahram, Sept. 12, 1952, p. 6; "Layla murad tukadhdhib tabarru'aha li-isra'il 50 alf junayh," al-Ahram, Sept. 13, 1952, p. 7; 'Adil Hasanayn, Layla murad: ya musafir wa-nas hawak (Cairo: Amadu, 1993), pp. 85 ff; 'Adil 'Abd al-'Alim, "Watha'iq tuthbit bara'at layla murad min tuhmat ziyarat isra'il," al-Hayat, July 4, 1993, p. 1. [BACK]
73. "Layla murad tukadhdhib tabarru'aha li-isra'il 50 alf junayh." [BACK]
74. Hasanayn, Layla murad, p. 89. [BACK]
75. Ruz al-yusuf, Nov. 8, 1954, p. 34; Layla Murad, "Ta'alamtu wa-ta'adhabtu fi sabil ikhlasi," Ruz al-yusuf, Dec. 6, 1954, p. 33. [BACK]
76. Disuqi, "Rahalat Layla Murad." [BACK]
77. "Kharaju min dinihim fi sabil al-hubb," Ruz al-yusuf, Feb. 7, 1955, p. 40. [BACK]
78. "Cairo's Jews: Uneasy Friendship," Jerusalem Post, Feb. 16, 1955. [BACK]
79. Unless otherwise noted, the next two paragraphs are based on AJC, "The Situation of the Jews in Egypt at the Beginning of 1957" (New York, Jan. 7, 1957), MHT A1/969. Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, pp. 253–64, relies extensively on the same source. [BACK]
80. Institute of Jewish Affairs, WJC, "Egypt in September, 1957." [BACK]
81. WJC, The Persecution of Jews in Egypt: The Facts (Apr. 1957), p. 7, MHT A1/22–19. [BACK]
82. For precise figures, see the table in Laskier, The Jews of Egypt, p. 273. [BACK]
83. Gilbert Cabasso et al, Juifs d'Egypte: Images et textes (Paris: Editions du Scribe 1984), p. 42, estimates that the numbers of Egyptian Jewish emigrants to destinations other than Israel were 15,000 to Brazil, 10,000 to France, 9,000 to the United States, 9,000 to Argentina, and 4,000 to the United Kingdom, with smaller numbers in Canada, Italy, and Australia. This total of 47,000 cannot be reconciled with the Jewish Agency's figures for 'aliyah without assuming a Jewish community of at least 85,000 before 1948, a larger figure than most estimates. It is more easily reconcilable with the Israeli census figures (see note 30 in this chapter). The same source claims that only one-third of all Egyptian Jews emigrated to Israel. A certain number of Jews who went to Israel because that was the only available destination immediately after the 1948 and 1956 wars ultimately settled elsewhere, and this may account for part of the discrepancy. The available statistics are incomplete and to some extent politically designed. [BACK]
84. Dina Monet, "Absorption of Egypt's Aliya in Good Hands," Jerusalem Post, Dec. 31, 1955. [BACK]


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The food was excellent. The service was attentive but not over bearing, the server was knowledgeable about the menu and helpful answering any questions we had. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a quality dining experience.
Fabulous food, service, comfort, attention to every detail! You will come back over and over again. Seafood or steak...go for it no disappointments. Ask for a waiter Hillary. But honestly they are ALL fabulous! A total wow!!! They get that you are paying a ton to eat there and they know it better be worth it. It is!!!
In town for the Magic Convention & dined for the first time at Aquaknox. The restaurant is lovely, although the noise level is quite high. We were greeted immediately by our friendly, attentive waiter, who began to tell us about the wine & drinks menu. We do not drink alcohol, & as soon as we told our waiter this, we actually saw the look flash across his face that we would not be a high tab/tip table. When he took our order & we passed on appetizers so we could have dessert instead, he literally shrugged his shoulders at us. From then on out, we only saw him once again during our meal, assistant waitstaff/bus people took care of us. Food was excellent, the way we were treated was disappointing.
This was a fantastic dinning experience! Everything was exceptional!
I can't say enough good things about AquaKnox during restaurant week. The food was fabulous - each course a beautiful sight to behold and a treat for the palate. The service was superb - lots of attention without hovering. Just the right mix. The manager and assistant manager came and talked with us. They love locals!!! I can't wait to go back.
We went there for Restaurant Week and had the most amazing experience. I would go back.
Met friends from California for dinner at Aquaknox. It has been awhile since our last visit to this property. Friendly and helpful staff provided a great experience from the hostess through dessert and out again. We took advantage of the prix fixe meal for Las Vegas Restaurant Week and were not disappointed. Pacing was perfect and the food was outstanding. I'm ready for a return visit.
My wife and I had dinner at Aquaknox on Monday, August 26, 2013. We had one of the circular booths with lots of privacy. We had two servers working at the table - and both were fantastic - friendly, knowledgeable, and providing excellent recommenations. We had a shellfish sampler as a shared appetizer; oysters, chilled lobster, shrimp ceviche, mussels, clams - all of it was fresh and tasty. For our entrees, I had the John Dory with lobster succotash and my wife had the crab-stuffed lobster with aspargus and bernaise. The flavor combinations for both were exquisite. I would highly recommend this restaurant within the Venetian hotel to anyone that wants an outstanding seafood meal in Las Vegas.
Our wife and I went here because of Vegas' Restaurant Week and we thought the food was spectacular! The service was phenomenal too. We plan on going back again and again. Especially if you are a seafood lover, this place is incredible!
I really miss the quality bread and bread stick and dip offering from the past.
Had great service from a husband and wife team. They treated me and my wife great for our anniversary. She had the surf and turf. awesome. I had scallops which were done perfectly. The drinks were great and the service was 5 star. When we go back to Vegas we will have to eat here again
If I hadn't tasted it, I wouldn't have believed it. The bone in ribeye, medium well was excellent. It tasted better than the one I had at Smith amd Wolensky. Dessert, a banana cream pie, was below average. Restaurant was expensive, but service was great. The staff paid plenty of attention to us. Save this one for special occasion. Overall a good spot.
Enjoyed a wonderful dinner! Sea scallops were huge and very tender. My husband had the seafood soup which was loaded with fresh seafood. Just felt a little rushed when we started the evening but after making it clear to the wait staff that we wanted to take it slowly, they were more reasonable.
This was honestly the best food we ate in Las Vegas, and also the best trained staff and service we have experienced for a while. The only very little drawback was that it was open in The Venetian which made it a little noisy and not too cosy, although we didn't feel much of it since we were in the booths. But that will NOT keep me from going back! Great restaurant, would recommend it to anyone!
very good - have gone for 4 years - great seafood and service....one of the best
We really enjoyed our dinning experience. The seafood is very fresh and prepared to perfection as well as the steaks. The staff is excellent and made our dinning very pleasant. The wine was the best I'd ever had.
Good food, well prepared...a bit of an old note in the stuffed lobster (reminded us of thermador). A bit too much to let the food shine on its own, especially the lobster.
Of all the restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas you can never go wrong here! We started off with the divine lobster bisque filled with beautiful chunks of lobster meat and roe that was an added surprise which popped in your mouth. One of the best in the world in my opinion. We also chose watermelon and haloumi as an appetizer which did not disappoint. For the main course we chose the main lobster stuffed with crab meat and the 20oz ribeye to share. Decadent dining at its best is the only way to describe every mouthful. The ribeye was cooked and seasoned perfectly and the lobster was a monster from the ocean which was a welcome surprise as most restaurants serve on the smaller side. Over and over again this is the go to place!
Food was great, service was great, prices were reasonable! in Vegas this is a good thing!!
This is great addition to the Venetian complex. They needed a really good seafood restaurant and Aquaknox fills the slot well. The food was excellent and the ambiance was very nice. We had a group of seven people and all had a great evening. Service was top notch.
We are from the east coast and we love our fish...but let me tell you that this restaurant had the best selection of "International" fish to surprise the pallet of any seafood lover. All the entrees were prepared so magically and uniquely without disturbing the flavors of the "catch". The wait staff is marvelous and the atmosphere is upscale. We had the total experience at Aquaknox.
We visited Aquaknox before the Rock of Ages show. There were many options for dinner in the Venetian we could have visited but we felt we really got it right. My husband bone in, Ribeye Oscar was fabulous! Never had crab on ribeye before - usually Oscar is on top of filet. I had the equivalent of Sea Bass and it was outstanding as well. The service was wonderful and gave good suggestions. Make sure you save room for dessert as well.
This was the best dining experience I've ever had! From start to finish, there is not one thing that I would complain about. LOVE LOVE LOVED it!!!!!!!! Wish I could eat there every day of the week!!!!! I would highly recommend this restaurant to everyone I know and I can't wait to get back there!
It was an amazing meal! My friend and I loved the ahi tartar and shared the lobster bisque. The servers were great and split the order into two small bowls. After we had our little bowls of bisque, we realized wanted full bowls of our own, which we proceeded to order in lieu of dessert. It was well worth it! For our mains, we got the surf and turf (half the crab stuffed lobster with bone-in ribeye). They do steak as well as some steakhouses. The lobster was delicious! We also got the John Dory. It was good and the lobster succotash was fantastic, but it didn't really compare to the surf-and-turf. It definitely depends on what you're feeling for the night - if you want light, the John Dory is the way to go. I'm definitely going again!
Again a 10 out of 10 experience at Aquaknox during my recent visit to the Venetian in Las Vegas. The wait staff was excellent and certainly are professional and not too overbearing nor lack of attention. The variety of the menu is superb and I make a point of going to it everytime I'm in Las Vegas.
Great service, great food, great experience! Get the John Dory!
Seafood was fresh and well-prepared. King Crab legs were delicious. Wait staff were attentive with service personalized. Lounge was comfortable with good bartenders and great drinks. Cappuccino was excellent.
Our waiter steered us right in the crab leg appetizer and surf-n-turf. Everything was yummy!
Aquaknox is what you look for in a first class restaurant. The meal was prepared to perfection. The staff is professional and very attentive. This was my first visit but it won't be my last.
The chef at this restaurant is very creative and talented. The flavors of every course were amazingly flavorful and well thought out. We could not have been happier with the meal.
Great restaurant, always consistently good. Recommend highly
The food was extraordinary, thought the menu seemed a little limited. The service was what truly made the meal. Luke was simply the best waitperson we've ever had. He was cheerful, knowledgeable, and anticipated our every need.
My husband booked a table at Aqua Knox to celebrate my birthday on a recent trip to Vegas. From beginning to end this was a superior dining experience. The service was impeccable from their very knowledgeable team of wait staff and sommelier who helped us navigate the impressive and extensive menu and wine list. The lobster bisque was unparalleled, and the fish stew was full of large, perfectly cooked pieces and aromatic flavors. We will definitely return to this hidden gem.
Everything here was outstanding, but the service was over the top.
The food is divine, the service wonderful and the experience well worth it. While my wife and I won't dine here every night I wish we could. I love seafood and there was no shortage of the very best. The service was kind and respectful. We never felt rushed or unwelcome. Our waiters offered polite suggestions and interest in our experience without feeling pushy or intrusive.
I do wish the restaurant was a little more closed off from the rest of the casino restaurant row, but it was very nice inside. We were promply seated, but after that the service was lacking. It took about five minutes until anyone stopped by our table. At that point the waiter asked us type of water we wanted and a tandem waiter for the table would bring the menus. We then waited another 5-10 minutes. That happened the rest of the time. But... BUT... the food was excellent, so to me that made the difference. The Dory was prepared phenominally. They were out of a couple beers I wanted to try on their list and even tried to put them on our bill until I said something. Bad service aside... would go back.
Restaurant had great food. It was very busy and we didn't see our waiter but about every 20 minutes.
The food was fabulous. Each bite better than the last. The wait staff very friendly and attentive without hovering. My only complaint is that the kitchen was slow. It took a very long time in between courses. With only one drink, an appetizer, main course, no wine and dessert, it was a three hour meal.
Where to begin...every part of this restaurant was excellent.
It was a birthday dinner celebration at AquaKnox. The staff went above and beyond in providing a very special and elegant dining experience. The food was amazing and the specialty drinks were fun. I would definitely return to this restaurant any time I had the opportunity. Our experience was probably in the top ten best dining experiences in my life.
The food at this restaurant is great. Service was very slow.
It really doesn't matter what I write in this review - my words will never do this restaurant any justice. The meal I had here was superb. I highly recommend the crab cakes, crab legs, salmon entree, and the banana cream pie dessert.
I have been to Aquaknox 6 times now and love it! The seafood tower is incredible and could be a meal all itself. I would highly recommend this place if you love seafood they do it up right every time. The service has been spot on each visit.
Food was excellent, especially the crab stuffed Maine lobster. Server was not very attentive, and it was hard to get his attention.
great food, presentation, and service. only complaint is that we very specifically asked for a single seafood tower (serves two) to share as an appetizer. They brought us two towers, then tried to charge us for 3. Note that if they tell you 'we can bring you plates for everyone', that means they're going to charge you per-person for something, despite what you asked for.
Fabulous food, music too loud for conversation last time we were there. Service friendly but not very attentive.
We went to Aquaknox for my birthday dinner and it was amazing! First the waitstaff of two introduced themselves and went over specials and wines. They brought out the appetizers and really let us take our time. The service was awesome; very attentive without hovering. I actually didn't even notice they were filling my glass and taking plates, seamless. Then dinner came, both presentation and flavor was out of this world! Can't wait to go back again!
Both the food and service were outstanding. If you find yourself in the Las Vegas area and you like seafood, I would strongly recommend Aquaknox.
The service provided by our waiter, Hilary, and his team was outstanding! The seafood from around the world was amazing & the desserts even better!
The food was fantastic! The service was suburb. The presentation was excellent. I would recommend this for anyone seeking a complete dining experience!


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Watch Chef John make the crispiest onion rings ever!
In this video, you'll learn how to make crispy, crunchy onion rings. These may be the best onion rings you'll ever eat. Chef John's secret ingredient is instant mashed potatoes! The other secret ingredient? Panko bread crumbs. See which kinds of onions are the best for making onion rings and how wide to cut the rings. You'll also see a trick for keeping your batter from getting goopy. Of course, the real test of onion rings is do they stay crunchy over time? These super-crispy onion rings sure do. Even after 15 minutes, they cling to their wicked crunch. Check out Chef John's recipe for Crispy Onion Rings. There's no end to the crunch! See more Chef John videos >>
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