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Has anyone else tried it yet. I don't know if they are the same as Walmart or not, haven't tried theirs. My sister just pulled one out of the oven yesterday when I stooped buy and I must admit, it was pretty good. It was a plain pepperoni and had a very nice chewy crust, yet a crispy bubbly bottom and edge, good sauce and very creamy, stringy cheese. She said they also sell dough balls froze by the case for 19 bucks. Like most of you I still like making my own because it's fun and most always better. But, maybe it was the day, mood, wind direction or what....it was pretty darned good.
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I just called Sam's and it's not the same as Walmart. They do use the same dough balls that they sell frozen and use the Don Pepino's sauce that can also be bought at Sam's in 1 gal/#10 cans. I've been using the Don Pepino's sauce and like it alot, more importantly, it's the warden's favorite....
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A little more info on the frozen doughballs at Sam's. I found this on the Egullet forum after a couple hours of searching. I plan on splitting a case with my sister on Wed. If the ingredient list is any different I'll post it.
Hey Pete. How bout a clone for this one. I'll post some pics of the pie later in the week
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I'll wait to see the photos of your dough/pizza, but dough ingredients lists recited using the "2% or less" method are harder to clone because all of the ingredients aren't listed by their predominance in the dough formulation. Also, since the dough is frozen, the amount of yeast will usually be double or triple the usual amount for a regular cold fermented dough, which may place the yeast higher in the pecking order. It is easy enough to add some ascorbic acid (Vitamin C), diastatic malt and soy flour to the flour, since they are readily available at retail, but it will be difficult to get the other dough conditioners at the retail level.
If I were to make a frozen dough, I would take one of my favorite dough formulations and modify it to be amenable to making frozen dough. That typically means using a relatively high gluten flour, a lower than usual hydration (to reduce the amount of water that will freeze), ice cold water (to minimize yeast fermentation during preparation of the dough), double or triple the amount of yeast (to compensate for yeast cell damage because of frozen ice crystals and to leave enough for the dough to rise when the dough is defrosted and warmed up on the bench), salt at above normal levels (to improve the stability of the dough) and sugar at above normal levels (for food for the yeast), a small amount of ascorbic acid (for dough strengthening purposes), and maybe some diastatic malt (for increased conversion of starch to sugar), and I would rehydrate the yeast, even IDY, in a small amount of warm water (to prevent contact with the ice cold water). If oil is used in the dough, it will help with the gas retention capacity of the dough. I haven't tried adding soy flour to such a dough but it is common to use vital wheat gluten in a dough that is to be frozen. I would also use a relatively short mix/knead time to prevent excessive heat buildup in the dough during its preparation. Another tip that I would be inclined to implement, which came from Tom Lehmann at a PMQ Think Tank post at
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In my experience, frozen doughs, while convenient on occasion, do not yield crusts with a lot of flavor. That is because there is no fermentation at all while the dough is frozen. That means that the only real fermentation occurs when the frozen dough is defrosted (in the refrigerator or cooler, usually the day before the dough is to be used) and while the dough is warming up on the bench after removing it from the refrigerator or cooler. In a home setting, the dough is also degraded while in the freezer because of the repeated cycling of the defrost feature, which can weaken the dough structure. The recommendation is to use a frozen dough within ten days and no more than two weeks. This is typically for a dough that is frozen using static freezing, which is the mode of freezing of home freezer compartments and standalone freezers. In your case, if the dough balls are flash frozen at very low temperatures, that should extend their window of usability. However, once defrosted, the dough balls have to be used the next day or two (after slacking out in the refrigerator or cooler for a day). Most pizza operators who use commercially frozen dough balls say that the defrosted dough balls do not hold up well after a day of defrosting.
Since you are a skilled pizza maker and know a good dough from a mediocre one, I look forward to your results. It may be that the newer types of dough conditioners have overcome many of the early problems with frozen doughs.
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See detailsAirport nearby
Close to the airport, this resort is also near Bang Tao Beach. Another nearby point of interest is Surin Beach.
Swimming and golf
Room rate is based on room only. Buffet Breakfast serving at the Panache Restaurant daily with THB.765 net per person
LCD TVs, DVD players
Guestrooms open to balconies with lake, courtyard or garden views and feature LCD televisions with premium cable channels and washers/dryers.
Hotel Amenities
- General
Outrigger Laguna Phuket Resort & Villas offers a restaurant, a poolside bar, and a coffee shop/café. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, secretarial services, and limo/town car service. In addition to a full-service spa and a golf course, Outrigger Laguna Phuket Resort & Villas features an outdoor pool, a health club, and a fitness facility. An area shuttle and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. This Phuket resort also offers a children's pool, valet parking. Wedding services, tour/ticket assistance, . Onsite parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Children's club (free)
- Total number of rooms - 68
- Number of floors - 2
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge desk
- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Event catering
- Fitness facilities
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Free parking
- Secure parking
- Parking garage
- Patio
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2007
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Beach umbrellas
- Pool cabanas (complimentary)
- Beach sun loungers
- Security guard
- Self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Banquet facilities
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Swimming pool - children's
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
- Wedding services
- Elevator/lift
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Technology support staff
- Designated smoking areas
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Medical assistance available
- Valet parking
- Luggage storage
- Free guest parking during stay
- Snack bar/deli
- Television in lobby
- Tour assistance
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Free parking, Free guest parking during stay, Secure parking, Self parking, Valet parking, Parking garage
- Room Amenities
- DVD player
- CD player
- Shared bathroom
- Separate sitting area
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Direct-dial phone
- Kitchenette
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Second bathroom
- Handheld showerhead
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Slippers
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Trouser press
- Window opens
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Patio
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Stovetop
- Separate dining area
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Wake-up calls
- Extra towels/bedding in room
- Sewing kit
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Lake view
- Courtyard view
- Garden view
- Pool view
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Sofa bed
- Kitchen linens (dishtowels, sponges, etc.)
- Free movie channels
- Dining
Outrigger Laguna Phuket Resort & Villas has 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the Panache restaurant and Baan Aroi serving Lunch and Dinner only.Room service 24 hours
- Recreation
A golf course and a health club are featured at the resort. An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness facility. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Tennis lessons available nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Bungee jumping nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Playground on site
- Swimming on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 15
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Early departure fee charged
Caters to families
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: THB 766 per person (approximately)
- Deposit: THB 1000 per day
- Spring Break deposit: THB 1000 per day (for stays between 12 January - 31 December)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1780 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Local laws may restrict unmarried guests from sharing rooms. Guests are responsible for providing proof of marriage, if requested by the hotel. This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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UO professor ID'd in double homicide: 'it was a shock'
EUGENE, Ore. - The former dean to the University of Oregon's School of Music and Dance, Anne Dhu McLucas was identified Sunday night as the second victim in a double homicide that occurred south of Eugene.
"I don't think I've ever known anyone with more energy, more kindness or generosity," said UO associate professor of music Marian Smith on Monday. "She was just about to retire. She was just finishing a long and successful career as a teacher."
McLucas was a retired professor of the University of Oregon's School of Music, with specialties in ethnomusicology and musicology. While retired, she still taught seminars at the school. McLucas served as dean to the School of Music from 1992 to 2002.
Smith said McLucas was planning on teaching one final fall quarter seminar on the oral traditions of music.
On Friday night, LCSO officials reported finding two people dead on a property located at the end of Needham Road. The two victims were later identified as Eugene residents James Fredrick Gillette, 73, and Anne Dhu McLucas, 71.
After an investigation of the property, police said they arrested 36-year-old Eugene resident Johan Gillette on two counts of felony murder.
"I was just very surprised, of course, it was a shock," said Smith. "None of us have really recovered from the shock yet."
Friends of both victims said that James and Anne were domestic partners. People who knew the couple said that James was Johan Gillette's father. Officials investigating the crime have yet to confirm these statements from friends of the victims as fact.
"Full of life, full of life," added Smith. "I've never known anyone more full of life than Anne."


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The Dining Room - Biltmore Estate
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My wife and I enjoyed Labor day weekend the the Biltmore. We were mainly there for the Beach Boys concert, and of course relaxation. We topped it off with a weekend of fine dining at the inn. The specials sounded good, but we both ordered our entrees from the menu. I did have the heirloom tomato salad from the list of specials which was very unique and delicious. I had trout and my wife had the salmon, both of which were well prepared. Good place for romantics--a couple two or three tables down used the night for an engagement! The only suggestion I might have would be to give diners more that one chance at bread or rolls. A waiter let us choose one from a selection in a bowl but did not return to offer more.
We were not seated immediately, so they served complimentary champagne---a nice touch. The dining room was rather full, but there was no disturbances from other tables. The view before sundown is delightful--the blue mountains and the grounds. OK, so I should not have ordered the roasted broccoli--but it sounded different--was, but would not recommend. The other selections were fine--good service.
My spouse and I celebrated our 36th wedding anniversary with a stay at Biltmore Inn. The chef is fantastic and they have one of the only truely farm to table menus in the country. In the summer they grow most of theit own vegetables and some of the meat on the Biltmore Estate Farms. We had the 5 course tasting menu paired with wine one evening. We were most please with the food, but not suprisingly they paired everything with Biltmore wines. While I might agree that they have the best wines in North Carolina, they need to expand their horizons.
Super service, great food, very attentive, not hovering, staff. Only issue is that they call and ask if you are keeping the reservation. If yes they ask about your being aware of their policy regarding admission. The reservations staff then transfers you to normal admissions where they will try to sell you a day pass at $59 per person. I called the restaurant directly. A great person put my party on the admissions list to the estate. You can get in later in the day (post 6:00 or so) to go to dinner without paying the access charge -- times may vary over the year I'd guess. The restaurant is well worth the visit and the views stunning.
A Special dinning place. Every thing you expect in a fine dinning room. Special care is taken to please.
We loved our dining experience at the inn.our service was the best . though it is pricey we were celebrating our anniversary.
A very romantic evening by a roaring fire. Everything was sparking clean and it it's place. Food and service was exceptional. My wife made a special request of Lamb which was not on the menu and the server was able to provide for her request. The chef did an excellent job of preparing the meal, not only in presenattion but the lamb was cooked to perfection. I had the Bison which was tender and melted in my mouth. Our server was very attentive, always keeping our glasses full. A little on the pricey side but well worth the visit. We hope to return again soon and try some of the other dishes.
I had the duck and it was meat on a plate. There wasn't enough flavor/sauce. Boring food for the cost. Service and atmosphere was excellent!! This forgave the food experience. My partner felt the same with his experience/meal.
We were celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary, and were perhaps the youngest people that evening (a weekday in September). I normally like a more dynamic vibe, but the meal was wonderful, the service friendly and attentive, and we had a lovely evening.
A bit overpriced, even for fine dining. Food is good but not amazing. Portions are on the small side. Stii, it's worth going for the ambiance and atmosphere if you have a special occasion to celebrate.
I can not say enough wonderful things about this fabulous restaurant! my husband and I celebrated our 30th anniversary by dining with them, and every employee there went out of their way to make the event a memorable occasion. Thomas, our server was stellar! He was courteous, attentive, thoughtful and extremely knowledgeable. What a class act! The meal was excellent from appetizers to dessert! We left with a wonderful memory to cherish forever. Many thanks to everyone at the Dining Room at the Biltmore Inn! We highly recommend everyone to experience this gem!
Great location. Outstanding, friendly service. Excellent food and cgef was very accomodating in preparing a special meal off the menu.
What else would you expect from the Biltmore? Our meals were beautifully presented and very tasty. They showed great ingenuity and understanding of setting - in and of the countryside. We only wished we were staying longer and could return for another session. To be somewhat crass, we were pleasantly surprised that for such a luscious and complex meal, we paid a reasonable, not exorbitant amount.
After traveling the world for the best part of 45 years, and only moving here about a year and a half ago, we didn't think a restaurant like this was right in our back yard. For a special evening it is perfect. We were made to feel "special", the service was Outstanding, and so was the meal. And, if you're a Passholder, they discount the dining. :>) We'll be back. A remarkable restaurant which reflects the Biltmore legacy.
This is an expensive place to dine but we found it worth it for the special occasion we were celebrating. Service was good (although the waiter was too chatty for my tastes), food was excellent, wine list is outstanding, and the atmosphere was quiet and romantic. This is one of the better restaurants in which we have eaten.
We stayed at the Inn on Biltmore Estate and our dinner here was superb. The service is impeccable, you don't even know they are there, but they come right when you need them. I had bison fillet and it was the best I have ever had, and we had a home in Breckenridge so I ate bison a lot!! Great wine list; no rushing us out the door; super comfy chairs, soft lighting, elegant surroundings, just a great place overall.
This was an exceptional dining experience. The food and service were outstanding. The servers and chef went out of their way to make sure that everything was perfect and accommodated all special requests. This made our anniversary dinner even more special. I would definitely recommend eating as this restaurant.
Very upscale setting with excellent view overlooking part of the estate. Food was superbly prepared and presented. Wine list featured many of the Biltmore Estate wines which we found quite good. Our server was Thomas and he added a special dimension to the dining experience without ever being intrusive. This was one of our more memorable dining experiences which says a lot coming from anyone who frequents NYC restaurants.
Gorgeous special occasion setting - fabulous local fare, ie bison, and mountain view
This certainly was the highlite of our week long trip. Would definitely come back again and stay longer and see more of the area sights. We are telling all the folks we know about the Biltmore Inn.
Fabulous! Great for special occasion. Gives real feel of The Biltmore experience.
This was an excellent place to dine. Not the first time for us. Would recommend for special events.
My husband and I stayed at the Biltmore Inn. There are many dining options, including off property fine dining. This was truly a romantic evening. Not saying you couldn't go with a bunch of friends. The food was freshly prepared using only the finest ingredients. What a wonderful night.
Wonderful ambiance. Exceptional service and good food and wine.
This was the third time we have visited The Dining Room. We live in and are actually from Asheville. The menu here is unique with many local ingredients. A good variety of choices, including vegetarian. They do a very nice job of making your evening special.
The CEO of the Biltmore wants all visitors to leave feeling they were treated as a guest of old... And wow does the dining room do an amazing job, from recognizing us as return guests with dietary considerations, to the smiles and quiet greetings from every member of the staff. The food is created to perfection every time. Both the presentation and portions are perfect. This was our fourth visit and I am as charmed by the experience as the first time.
All of the attributes associated with "Dining Experience" are applicable. The staff, food preparation and "Dining Room" reinforced the true meaning of Dining. From the suggested attire, allowing you time to enjoy cocktails/wine while perusing the menu and reflecting on the days activities, ordering from a knowledgeable staff and being presented with an appetizing meal presentation; all made our evening a wonderful experience. The flavors and essence of our meals maintained the quality level previously established. The leisurely pace of our classic dining experience made the evening an event we will long remember.
From start to finish, every morsel of food was a delight. The wait staff were attentive to perfection and very helpful with suggestions. My only complaint is that Biltmore Wines are the only choice and they are not great. They do have mixed drinks, and next time we'll go that route.
The Dining Room is a somewhat unique experience in Asheville. It strikes a formal note that is not common. The views are great, the dining room almost harkens back to something in the Titanic, the service is outstanding, and the food is very good. Is it pricey? You bet. We wanted to go somewhere special for our anniversary, and it was worth every penny. I had the goat cheese and Lusty Monk ravioli, which was eye-rollingly good. For a main course, I had salmon, which was very well prepared, moist, and had great accompanying sides. My wife had the Estate Salad followed by the bison filet (which I tasted and was excellent). The wine selection was very comprehensive. I would certainly recommend the Dining Room for a special evening.
We had a Fabulous evening at The Dinig our waiters Brian and Chris were great even Chef Jake came out and spoke to us. This was our First time there and we were lucky to come the day of as christmas candle light Dinners on nov 9th. The dishes were Exquisite and the deserts were sibfully delicious. Of course we had a bottle of the Biltnore Wine, which paired nicely with our food selection, it was suggested by Our Waiter. Additionalyl it was avery nice touch with the chocolate mint given to us after a meal obviously it did not come from a wrapper. The Biltmore should be very please with this Trio we had serving us, they really made our evening enjoyable, The Food the Wine the atmosphere was Exquisite. A second visit is a must!.
This restaurant is located on The Biltmore Estate and is a special occasion experience. It was my wifes' birhday and they made it a very special evening from the requested table by a window to the dessert with candle and beautifully written in chocolate Happy Birthday on it. Our server was very professional yet not stuffy and could not have been nicer. The food as noted was very good not outstanding. Everything was prepared as ordered and when I mentioned I did not care for the accompanying vegetable immediately and without hesitation I was offered several replacements. The wine list is well appointed with many resonable choices and many for those that wish to "splurge". It was overall an outstanding experience.
Food was good, not great. Dessert, however, was fabulous and we would go back just for the fig souffle. Service was excellent. A lovely dinner to celebrate our anniversary.
What a perfect place for a special occasion. Everything you would expect from a fine-dining establishment was delivered-from the greeting, to the superb service, to the view, to the food...wonderful is an understatement. My fiancee and I each had the Chef's Degustation Tasting...Five courses (really 7 with amuse bouche and intermezzo). Food was superb. We made this a 3 hour experience and Hank, our main server, was amazing...he made the experience an experience...he had the chef sign the menu since it was my fiancee's birthday...also served us (at no charge) a special reserve glass of wine and then a glass of champagne (at not charge) with dessert. We loved this place!
My new husband and I chose The Dining Room to celebrate the first night of our honeymoon. Since Open Table allows a field for notes, I let the staff know it was our honeymoon. They pulled out ALL the stops - and it was one of the most romantic dinners I've ever had. Quietly and elegantly, we were made to feel very special and valued. The small extra touches added by the kitchen and our server made of what would likely have been a wonderful experience anyway, a truly STELLAR one.
My wife selected the Vanderbilt Estate as our 4 day trip target and I booked the Romantic Getaway package which included a dinner at the Dinning Room. Service, food and atmosphere lived up to our expectations!
The Dining Room at the Biltmore Inn is an amazing and gorgeous place to dine. We had a party of eight and sat at a large table. The ambiance is quiet, elegant, warm and inviting. The menu is varied and each course was even more decadent and more delicious than the one before. Our waiter was efficient and attentive and our evening was a great success! I would highly recommend this experience for a special occasion dinner.
Like many reviewers I was a bit hesitant to eat at a "hotel" restaurant but after a reading reviews for The Dining Room and getting a recommendation from a personal friend who spent her anniversary there, I decided to try it. I was nervous, as I was going with a group, many of which are "foodies", and I was the one who selected the restaurant. We were not disappointed. The food was fabulous--appropriate portions, interesting combinations. The fig and honey souffle was possibly the best dessert I have ever had. The waitstaff was some of the best I have ever encountered, extremely attentive, very knowledgable. It was the best dining experience I had while in Asheville. Don't miss this if you are staying at Biltmore.
Ambience outstanding. The fireplace provided a very warm inviting and romantic setting. Service was excellent and wait staff very friendly. They prepared a special cheese plate for us as an appetizer that was not on the menu. The selection of cheeses and the pairings with sauces and fresh berries was perfect and it was large enough for a party of four. We also had the ravioli appetizer - it made us want more! Dinner and dessert proved to be perfectly presented and cooked and was flavorful and filling. We also asked of the chef shared recipes and were surprised to find the answer to be yes. By the tie I got home from Asheville, the recipes I requested were in my email! We will definitely go back next time we are in Asheville.
The food as spectacular and the service beyond compare. Highly recommend
After enjoying a day at the Biltmore and Biltmore grounds, experienced dinner at Biltmore Inn. Not sure how they did it, but it was the best steak I have ever had. Cooked and seasoned perfectly. Menu is good in that it is not so large that you can't decide, but has enough choices and variety of choices to please anyone. Service was also excellent! Had a table by the window with a lovely view of the sunset.
This was my first visit here with my girlfriend. What a beautiful place to dine. The setting was very romantic. The staff was very professional, courteous and kind. The waitress was very knowledgeable about everything from the food to the history of the Inn. Speaking of the food, the cheff's did an excellent job in the food preparation. As the food was served at our table, it was very eye catching the way the food was arranged on the plate. The flavor and taste was excellent. We are definitely coming back here again. What a beautiful dinning experience.s
I brought my girlfriend here on our trip to Biltmore. It was her birthday and I let them know - they greeted her when we walked in the door and both the hostess and the waiter asked how her day was and if she was enjoying herself. The waiter was extremely knowledgeable (introduced real sweet tea to the restaurant several years ago) and emphatically suggested different entrees for us. They also decorated her desert plate with "Happy Birthday." The restaurant outdid themselves on a special night and we plan on coming back again in the future! They are a little pricey but for the atmosphere it was worth it. I would recommend The Dining Room to anyone!
My sister and I took our aunt to dinner for her 90th birthday. What a wonderful experience. Food, service and ambience was exceptional. This was the best dining experience I have ever had. I live out of state and will definitely dine here next time I visit.
It Was One Of The Best Meals I Have Ever Had. The Whole Dining Experience Was Memorable.
Disappointed with the food.....entree was dry and seemed as if it had been sitting under a heat lamp before serving. Appetizer - too much frisee garnish on sauteed brussels sprouts and had to dig to find them! Creme Brulee had a crust ???? 3 out of our party of 5 were disappointed with our meal. Service however was excellent, ambience lovely and they took my entree off the bill as we weren't overly pleased with it so they redeemed themselves!
Lovely atmosphere, excellent food, superb wait staff. A five star experience. Recommend reservations and coat/tie/suit/dress. I believe they are required.
Food is superb and perfect in every detail over preparation and presentation. The chef took special care to provide samples of other non-menu delights to tease the appetite above and beyond what was expected from the ordered fare. The service was appropriately attentive and personal touches were added by the server throughout the evening. The hostess took great care to meet our request for seating location and ensured the desired level of ambience that we sought. A truly memorable experience that we will always cherish.
It has been 2 years since our last visit and the menu and the food is even better than before. The menu has a wide variety of options, including several seafood choices.
The dining room is lovely and quiet. The staff was so welcoming and friendly and service was exceptional. Several diners had the pork tenderloin and said it was delicious and the portion was more than sufficient.. The short ribs were so tender and delicious. I would certainly recommend the restaurant to friends.
What a WONDERFUL & MEMORABLE treat! We enjoyed every minute & it will be forever in our memories.


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Last night, Mariah taunted Nicki on American Idol for never having a #1 single.
Today, Nicki went to twitter and talked some trash about Mariah.
She first said, "Why a woman SO successful at her age, is still so INSECURE, and bitter."
And followed it up with a reference to JLo possible replacing Mariah: "All dem #1s but JLo phone ringin? Lol. I guess having a personality, being a secure woman, and giving genuine critique still trumps that."
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