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-- -- late breaking developments tonight related to the fiscal -- battle being -- in Washington now late this afternoon house speaker John Boehner sent a letter to the president.
Detailing a bold counteroffer to the administration's plan on the GOP proposal does not include a tax increase on the so called wealthy.
But does contain 800 billion dollars in revenue through tax reform another 600 billion in health savings and much more.
Now all all told the net savings amount to around 2.2 trillion dollars -- a White House responded to this letter by saying that the president is quote.
Willing to compromise but not on the subject of making job creators pay more in taxes however what our tax and spend commander in chief fails to understand is that.
Putting money into the hands of -- the American people is the single best way to spur economic growth.
And it's not just people like Ronald Reagan who understand this principle.
While Bill Clinton famously said that the error of big government is over in the -- the welfare as we know it now why because government is not the answer government.
Is a problem.
And then there was that other iconic Democrat you know the one that occupied the Oval Office back in 1962.
He also spoke of the benefits cutting taxes -- President Obama I hope you're watching this.
You can be -- Another recession.
That is the right kind of impact.
-- for your family budget and the national but.
-- for me.
Did -- think -- ball and reduction.
In -- -- structure.
They created -- -- Creating more jobs -- income and eventually more revenue it will include an across the board.
Top to bottom caught.
In both corporate and personal income tax but billions of dollars if there -- -- in the head to consume.
And I've been.
We'll have both immediate and permanent benefits to our economy.
Every dollar relief from taxation.
But he's dead -- and that didn't help create a new job.
And the new -- and these new jobs and new balance can create for the job and public so.
-- -- that is the message to President Obama needs to hear unfortunately there is growing evidence to indicate that he's not interested in striking any deal at all.
Now he may in fact want us all go over the fiscal cliff after all.
He be able to point the finger of blame at the Republicans to get all the tax hikes that he wants all the defense cuts that he's always wanted and some Democrats that just stating flat out.
They want to go over the fiscal -- watch this.
I personally think you'll get a lot more deficit reduction if we do the fiscal cliff actually the markets will reward the fiscal cliff over a period -- they'll -- -- some panic -- some.
Some moaning groaning but I think it's just a personal assistant puts -- a real cliff it's a slope.
And -- you're gonna get the biggest bang for the buck in terms of deficit reduction and I do believe it's time to be deficit hawk I really do I think the economy can stand it.
Hi yes we will going to two quarters of recession the CBO says and I believe that but you know we're in deep trouble here somebody's gonna have to pay the bill I think it's -- have to be all of us.
Are joining me now -- more all of -- columnist and -- Patrick.
-- so the president campaigns on 800 billion dollars in new taxes.
He now wants one point six trillion once twice the amount planning.
He wants a blank check and congress to give up its authority as a relates to money and say -- -- let let me raise the debt ceiling anytime I want.
He wants a 150 billion in new stimulus but he wants no entitlement cuts at all those spending cuts.
At all now.
That sounds to me like somebody that's not really serious.
And a way to begin to correct some of what you just said that let me restart I'm gonna -- is -- where I'm wrong.
I will you certainly wrong that he didn't campaign to cut 98% of the American people's taxes.
With the upper 2% pain he was the election based -- that explicit proposal and the house what they -- election -- -- stop him.
The house also won -- Well 50 didn't.
35 congressional districts most of which have little opposition can't be compared.
To the American people voting for president but let me go to Ronald Reagan if you really they don't really -- -- -- -- give him a rubber stamp.
He won the election based upon -- current proposal -- go back to your question not 88%.
Tax cut.
Invited -- John Kennedy cut taxes to -- -- about twice where we are today so.
It's really apples and oranges but Ronald Reagan is responsible for the greatest tax increase in American history -- the Tip O'Neill.
In raising taxes on Social Security in order to make Social Security are -- our let me -- let's not talk about Ronald Reagan -- -- -- Reagan real story is because your facts are often Patrick.
28% during his presidency true or false -- Sure it went from seventy and then went down to fifty and then went to 28% I was there on the plane.
When we got word that Packwood had a deal to cut to 28% and I -- take it.
Let me add one point John -- looking over my editorials from 1960 -- just yesterday.
And I had endorsed.
Jack Kennedy's proposal you know what it was take the top -- On individual income taxes from 91%.
Just 71%.
I think Kennedy exactly before it happened but I think deep I think the corporate rate was a fire call 43%.
To take it down.
I'm not sure about that but I know I endorsed it and I endorsed or Kennedy's argument because it -- Right right but here we'll -- would you rate from had to make of -- -- -- -- -- the Republicans they now -- 2.2 trillion in debt to the president's lack of serious proposal here.
President said -- he wants some type a grand bargain he wants it to be fairies will work with the Republicans should you show me in his proposal where he's moved at all.
Because what Geithner presented was basically they're all budget.
Well is not only that look for the president -- they demanded one point six trillion in new taxes.
They want to -- the Tea Party noses of the Republican caucus and there are no new taxes pledge.
And they wanna get new taxes and I think the president is showing that he seemed to have a wit and charm by virtue of the fact that he -- -- more willing.
They go over the fiscal -- And the Republicans are why should -- because then taxes would go -- On everybody in the country that's ever go up on the -- and Barack Obama steps in and says.
I'm -- rescue the country from what Republicans did to save their rich folks America.
I'm proposing tax cuts for 98% of American people who deserve.
There's a way to head that off.
Is it the Republicans should pass a bill that extends the bush tax cuts for every kid passed two bills first they should pass a bill.
Extending the payroll taxes what you're gonna take 2000 dollars off the top of a Palin makes a 100000 a year in -- 1000.
-- -- the -- if you reached that's gonna go back into -- -- planning but the second thing you know the unity -- -- did you pass hold it they should pass the -- they should reenact the bush tax cuts send it over -- the senate and say that's -- Harry Reid you can do what you want you can accept these gentlemen the president.
What can you can offer to negotiator you can reject him and we can go over the cliff.
But that's your call now we don't wanna I -- I -- over the -- Can I -- my friend Pat Buchanan personal and deny deny it not fact.
My fact in 1982 Ronald Reagan passed the greatest tax increase in American history true true or false this I think question -- as if it's one of.
The ones that Bob Dole's Faxon -- I don't from the president about true it's Capra.
-- out of you as well illegal I tell them how let me let me ask you -- that -- it now -- -- it's important point he was offered three dollars.
And spending capture every dollar in taxes and -- he got to reverse the.
The answer is true secondly.
John Kennedy it just was shown on television -- -- like the speech.
And you said a reduction from ninety to 71%.
Bill Clinton increased taxes from 35 to 39%.
Started with a 300 billion dollar deficit ended with a trillion dollar -- last -- and that.
That bill all of you and I think you on television -- predicted it would be a recession by that increasing taxes 23 million jobs later -- There are over said -- -- if if what you say is true plan.
That the Clinton -- -- did it why doesn't Barack Obama saying.
Let's have a backpack all of the Clinton tax hikes -- -- -- right -- back all of the Clinton tax increases on everybody you know really have a boom because she knows and it's hard when he knew it 2010.
You raise taxes on everybody in a weak economy like we've got annual show and get into the dumpster and that's what he's threatened.
The reason you know that the that's a fair point and that's the reason it's a weak economy -- Bill Clinton when you raise taxes from 35 to 39%.
And ended up with a trillion.
Dollar surplus conservatives like yourself.
Love the fact that we had a surplus rather than under the last two administration the pure lovely and Fresno about clean up this sixteen trillion.
Dollars now one question in my any one question.
Under Bill Clinton they cut defense spending from -- 6% of GDP.
-- 3% cut it half as a percentage of the economy that's why got a balanced budget he had -- defense.
We got to take a break guys stays right there million new look -- -- we will we will have by the way don't forget Bill Clinton had Newt Gingrich.
And the congress and I think -- diminishing and they were big part of it and actually -- -- -- now with Newt Gingrich I don't see that happening here aren't.
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Tangier Island and the Way of the Watermen
In the middle of the Chesapeake Bay, a culture struggles to survive as aquatic life becomes scarce
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Tangier Island is an isolated patch of Virginia marshland in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay, just south of the Maryland line. For centuries the island has been a community of watermen, the Chesapeake term for people who harvest the crabs, oysters and fish in the bay.
"Tangier is a living history. We've been doing this hundreds of years," says James Eskridge, the mayor of Tangier. "We are really not that far from D.C. or Richmond, but you can come here and step back in time."
Houses line narrow streets that follow patches of high ground in the town of Tangier, population 535. With no bridge to the mainland, supplies and people arrive on the daily mail boat from Crisfield, Maryland, 12 miles away. Most people get around the 3-mile-long island by foot, golf cart or bicycle.
Residents speak with an accent so distinctive that after a quick listen they can easily tell if someone is from Tangier or another nearby harbor. And the island has its own vocabulary, prompting a resident to compile an extensive dictionary of local terms (including "mug-up" for hearty snack, "cunge" for deep cough). Conversations are peppered with expressions like "yorn" for yours and "onliest" for only.
Almost everyone on the island goes by a colorful nickname; favorites include Puge, Spanky, Foo-Foo, Hambone and Skrawnch. Locals call Mayor Eskridge "Ooker" after the sound he made as a boy when he imitated his pet rooster.
But Tangier's distinct culture is at risk as the Chesapeake's once bountiful aquatic life becomes scarce. The bay's oyster population collapsed in the 1980s and has yet to recover. Now crab levels have plummeted, from more than 800 million total crabs in the bay in the early 1990s, to around 200 million in recent years.
Tangier's woes are linked to the 17 million other people who live in the 200-mile-long bay's watershed, which encompasses parts of six states and the cities of Baltimore, Washington and Richmond. Runoff from farms, suburban lawns and urban areas pollutes the estuary. This smothers underwater grasses that provide crucial habitat to crabs and creates algae blooms that cause oxygen-depleted "dead zones.".
According to Bill Goldsborough, fisheries director at the nonprofit Chesapeake Bay Foundation controlling this pollution takes years of political will calling for tough measures. With crab numbers plummeting, "we had no other choice than to cut back on the harvest" he says.
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Posted by Pastor Ken Lane on February 25,2012 | 12:13 PM
We visited Tangier last summer and spent one night although we had originally planned on spending two. We brought our bikes with us and rode all over. The locals are like anywhere, some friendly and others not. One thing I really noticed and was saddened by (and will keep me from ever going back) was the cat population. While I don't think they were necessarily feral, there were tons of kittens about and we saw several wounded and uncared for adults. A good spay/neuter program (such as that implemented on Smith Island, MD) is needed. I really enjoyed Smith Island and given the choice between the two islands, MD gets my vote.
Posted by karina on November 16,2010 | 11:25 AM
I'm from the Island, lived there for 18 years and now live in Richmond VA. Islanders are friendly to those who wish to learn and appreciate the culture there. As with all places you do find those that aren't interested in telling the Island story but most will spend time with you to share their lives and experiences on and around the bay. As stated above the vast majority do not make money off of tourism so understand that a smile or conversation is genuine and expect nothing in return. The best crab cakes and soft shells in the world, as I've travelled the world I can vouch for that.
Posted by Aaron Dise on November 14,2010 | 07:51 PM
I am a resident of a rather large city on the East Coast. I was wondering how hard it would be for a person who is not from this area to move there. The way of relaxed lifestyle with high moral upstanding has me very intrested.
Posted by Sue on September 28,2010 | 08:45 AM
My husband and I visited Tangier for the first time about 5 years ago. We stayed for one night. It was, without a doubt, the longest, most relaxing day/night of my life. We were up in the middle of the night fishing, and exploring the island by moonlight. We wandered upon a couple taking care of their soft-shells, and they welcomed us into their home, and explained about their business. They were VERY friendly.
I've never had better seafood anywhere in my life! Like others mentioned above, Lorraine's is a favorite place of ours.
We took 2 of our kids there last summer. My youngest daughter loved the place so much that she insisted we go back this year for her birthday, and bring the entire family, and our family friends that often do vacations with us. We leave in just a few days, and will spend 4 days on the island.
Visiting Tangier is something that I look forward to like my kids look forward to Christmas. It is enjoyable, relaxing, fulfilling, and beautiful. I've always found the people to be kind and generous. Personally, I think the kind of visit you have depends on the kind of person you are. Not everyone will enjoy it, but hopefully everyone will give this beautiful island, and it's warm and friendly people, the respect and admiration they deserve.
Posted by D. Clancy on May 7,2010 | 10:54 AM
To all those who visited and left unimpressed:
I'm afraid you really missed the boat! You need to prepare for a visit to Tangier. As with any travel, do your homework before the trip. You might start with a wonderful little book by Anne Jander, Crab's Hole: A Family Story of Tangier Island. Understand that an overwhelming majority of "Tangiermen" [as they are fond of calling themselves] do not profit from your visit and just want to get on with their lives free of "strangers" exposing themselves as misguided visitors who see them as exhibits in a museum. View their front yard cemeteries with respect and don't discuss them negatively, especially in front of their surviving relatives. As with all love stories, there are complexities that you might enjoy reading about (Do some homework).
Understand that decades of "strangers" crudely peering into their lives with unkind and inconsiderate questions and inferences have produced a sensitivity that seem unfriendly to you but is in fact hurt expressed.
I believe that if you revisit with a different you, you will find that the island hasn't changed but your impressions have. Go with the attitude that you have come as an explorer looking for something very sweet and rare and special; then, you just might find that "Tangiermen" touch your heart in ways you haven't felt in a while. Tangier maybe be worth a revisit.
Ed Crockett, Raleigh, NC
Posted by Earl Edward Crockett SR on April 9,2010 | 12:20 PM
I visited Tangier Island last week with a few friends, including the State Senator who represents the Island. I found the people quite friendly and hospitable. It was off-season but we had a delicious lunch of crab cakes at Lorraine's, took a tour of the Island via a golf cart.It was Holoween and every child on the Island was dressed up for Trick or Treating. The Tangier Island museum is an excellent place to visit. It really gives you a view of life over time on this small Virginia enclave with a life style all it's own. I plan to return and spend the night at a local B&B. It's a wonderful place to bring visitors from the "big city" who have never realized such a place exists. We have a lot to learn from these Watermen who with determination have stuggled to keep the industry and their life style alive despite many natural and economic hardships.Hi to all, especially, to Mr. Tom Parks, our kind host for the visit.
Posted by Marylin Copeland on November 3,2009 | 09:08 AM
I visited a few yrs ago, by way of a 17' sailboat from Reedville, VA, with my dog Bill. Mr. Parks, who lives in the brick house right in front of the row of slips on the SW side of the main channel that cuts through the N part of the island, was very friendly. I had an early breakfast at a little spot where many of the local watermen gather for morning coffee. When I walked in, I could feel everyone's eyes on me: it was obvious that not too many tourists stop in there; they probably thought I was lost. But the waitress was friendly. Overhearing conversation, I did have trouble following some of it and many of the parts I could, I found to be worded differently than what I typically hear in OH.
Then I spent the day walking all over the island. Everyone I passed on the road was friendly. When I left the next morning, Mr. Parks gave me a big break on my bill for the slip and invited me to come back anytime. I'm sure he appreciated the fact that I wasn't loud & rowdy as probably some of the visiting sailors, & I wasn't going around the island being vulgar & offensive as probably some of the tourists are.
I didn't notice the article mentioning that the islanders turned down the offer of the producers of the '99 Kevin Costner/Paul Newman movie "Message in a Bottle", who wanted to use the island for their site. They turned down probably a good chunk of money because the movie included a scene where two people were sleeping together who weren't married. It isn't often that you find a community who is willing to stand up for principles like that. The movie was instead filmed down on the Outer Banks instead, as I recall.
Approaching channel from W.
View from Factory Rd bridge, looking NE.
Limited room.
Leaving Tangier for Crisfield, Looking W.
Posted by Tod Mills on September 25,2009 | 02:43 PM
Recent visit there with my husband. Really liked the boat ride! the island is very small,and the creepy thing was all the grave markers everywhere; on peoples lawns especially. It must be scary on Halloween there! A very rugged life is had there. We would not go there again. Not a pretty place. J. Haage
Posted by j.haage on August 13,2009 | 10:04 PM
Like most estuaries, the Chesapeake reflects decades of disregard for our most precious of ecosystems and their watersheds. Now that we have altered the basic chemistry and biology of the ecosystems with unabated pollution, we wonder how to stem the tide of ecological disaster. I fear that, barring the expenditure of $$billions, it's pretty much too late to truly mitigate, if not reverse the trends. We've played too long at the expense of Nature, and she's given all she's had, and now she's too exhausted to remain vital. The Watermen are just another victim in the parade of tragedies that lie in witness to our self-centerdness. We can't blame ignoreance. Rachel Carson warned us more than 40 years agao. Truly sad for all involved.
Posted by John Travassos on July 28,2009 | 06:26 PM
I visited Tangier Island several years ago when I sailed from NC to the Chesapeake for a summer. My sailing buddy and I were welcomed at the dock with extra hands to take the dock lines and if memory serves me correct, the dock fee was only $20 per night for a 32' boat.
We walked the island from one side to another and I found it quite unique and comfortable. I will visit again by boat sometime!
Posted by Rick Vaughan on June 23,2009 | 09:26 AM
Local Islander's need to work on "Stop polluting the water"! People have been throwing trash, oil bottles,old bicycles, ect..in the waters of Tangier for YEARS! I would THINK if you are "earning a living" on the water you would certainly want to keep the waters clean! I live on the coast of North Carolina where we have many small islands and beaches..none of which is full of human trash! I have family that was born and raised on Tangier and visited often as a child/teen. I think that the street littering may have gotten better over the past few years. I'm not so sure about the littering of the bay? I think if STIFF fines for littering would have been utilized and adults teaching their children not to throw trash in the bay the population of sea life would be better! I'm sorry for the hardships of the local waterman..but not surprised of the lack of sea life!
Posted by Ruth Gehr on May 19,2009 | 07:30 AM
I sailed the chesapeake from florida in 2007 and visited Tangier and Smith Is. With my family and three dogs. It was of the most memoral parts of our year long cruise up (and back) on the east coast. The people could not have been better to us. We met Dean Dize in Cape Charles on our way north and upon arriving at Tangier met his Mom, a wonderful lady. We docked at Parks Marina, Mr Parks treated us like family.
Then we went to Smith Island, Another wonderful experience, Dock at the bed and breakfast there amd again, the people were exelent even the Pastor came aboard our small vessel and made us feel very welcome.
My only regret is that I failed to return on the return trip south. I plan on returning as soon as life allows, and spend much more time their.
Posted by Todd Poormon on April 24,2009 | 08:03 AM
We enjoyed an Elderhostel in Critchfield a couple years ago and also enjoyed a wonderful meal over on Tangiers. I have a hunch that if the folks who run the chicken operations would clean up THEIR acts, the whole area would benefit. Surely there is something they can do, rather than have their run off empty into the Chespeake. Felt it was interesting at that time, that there maybe have been 33 or some number like that - cars on the island - they didn't know which state they were in so NO one used license plates. We thought it was a lovely place. Wish you had shown more pictures of the island and its people. How about an entire article on Smith and Tangiers?
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Posted in Chocolate Makers, Chocolate Reviews on February 2nd, 2011 by admin – Comments OffI recently, browsing al local imported foods shop, I came across chocolate bars from a chocolate maker I had never heard of, "Rausch Platagen Schokolade". There were a few different varieties with different percentages of cocoa. I got the milk chocolate with 43% cocoa, called Puerto Cabello. The short review: This choc rocks! It was rich and creamy, with a full-bodied chocolate flavor. Not too sugary. Really nice stuff. So I looked up the company, Rausch.
As you might have guessed, that's German. They're a family-run company based in Berlin, founded in 1918. Each of their products uses cocoa from a single growing region somewhere in the world. Here is a run-down of the chocolate types and regions:
- Nouméa: Papua New Guinea
- Madanga: Madagascar
- Puerto Cabello: Venezuela (this is the milk chocolate I had)
- Guácimo: from Costa Rica
- Amacado: Peru
- El Cuador: Ecuador
- Tobago: Tobago
- Tembadoro: Trinidad
One thing I noticed in this list is that none of their cocoa comes from West Africa, which is where the bulk of the world's cocoa currently comes from. I wonder why?
Here's what their website has to say about their relationships with their cocoa growers:
We have the best cocoa farmers of the world as our partners – in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Madagascar, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Trinidad, Tobago and Venezuela. We encourage and help them so that they will be able on a long-term basis to plant the best cocoa trees and produce and deliver the best cocoa possible without having to worry about their social situation.
I don't know how readily available this chocolate is around the country & world, but if you ever see Plantagen Schokolade chocolate in a shop, I highly recommend it. Though I've only the Puerto Cabello so far, I'd bet they're all pretty good. I need to get back to that store and pick up some more, along with some of their other chocolate varieties.


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This happened wednesday night....I thought I had just "bumped" my arm! I thought nothing about it, I undressed, went to bed...the next morning when I woke up and headed for the shower I looked in the mirror and...WOW!!
I didn't think I banged it that bad! It must have seeped all night into the tissues...remember this was wednesday it happened? I had Jeff take this picture this morning..it is turning all sorts of lovely colors..*hehe* It looks worse than it feels, but it is sure taking a long time to fade,and it seems like the darker area keeps spreading bigger. I'm sure doing 4 massages on saturday and 6 yesterday didn't help it much.
I'm home quilting on customer quilts today...and baking more banana things. Yes, another bag of bananas came home with me on sunday.....so I am trying banana oatmeal walnut cookies and some bars that get a cream cheese icing after they cool. They will go back to the next rehearsal with me....I don't want to end up looking like a banana cream cheese bar myself at this rate!
This afternoon is a visit to the periodontist. Seems a tooth that I had knocked out when I was 12 has decided to end it's life (whhhaaa!) and I've got to have it extracted and replaced with an implant. Oh, I am SO not looking forward to this!
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What a bruise! Vince did the same thing when we were packing to move. He wasn't real sure when or how he hit his arm but he had a bruise that just wouldn't stop. Hope it clears up soon and you are back to "normal". :)
You make me want to join the choir just to get all those goodies you're baking.I have a good banana bar recipe that uses Bisquick, and has yummy butterscotch icing. I'll bet it's on their website.
Your poor arm! Reminds me of a 4th of July when I was sitting in a lawn chair on the very slightest of slopes. I leaned over to see something. The girls said I looked just like Arty Johnson falling over on his tricycle on the old Laugh-in show. The next day, my elbow looked like I dipped it in a bucket of deep purple paint, submerging my complete elbow. I actually cracked it!enjoy those banana things now--next week you won't be able to. :) Sounds like deja vu to me--I knocked a tooth out when I was about 12--and it came to it's end about 4 years ago. An unexpected bone graft and an implant later--made me wonder why I waited so long. Was it pleasant? No--but it passes quickly and you'll be glad you did it!
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Downtown Bucca has delicious food and a great environment once you are seated. Getting seated for dinner was a disappointing as we had to stand in the kitchen area which was very warm because we were told it would only be a minute. We ended up waiting for 15. There were 10 of us standing in this very small area waiting. The reason we were given that we couldn't be seated, was that there weren't enough menus. Our table was ready and they weren't overly busy. We were also disappointed, as we are basic pasta eaters, to find out that they were out of some ingredients for lasagna. Not a huge deal, but still disappointing. I will go back and try it again, but we weren't overly pleased with the beginning of our visit.
Best Italian restaurant experience ever! Great atmosphere and the service was amazing! A must-go for any occasion!
I took my wife out on the town to celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary and Buca di Beppo did a fantastic job on providing a great dinner experience.
This place is the best in Italian Dining!! I have been to other Italian places before... but this one is OUTSTANDING! The service there was excellent, they really went out of their way to serve you and help you have the best experience possible. The food was terrific! I had the Spagetti & Meatballs, and boy were the meatballs HUGE! It made for the time of my life that night! My 50th birthday will always be remembered at that wonderful restaurant!! Sincerely, Tammy B.
This place is great for groups! Our server was very helpful with deciding how much food to order, as dishes can be rather large. Everyone enjoyed the Eggplant Parmesan, the Chicken Cannelloni, and one of the shrimp dishes. We ordered a large Caesar salad for the eight of us, and it was plenty. I am never disappointed when I dine at the Buca.
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I went to Buca di Beppo in downtown Indianapolis and it was amazing as usual! This is one of my most favorite restaurants, and celebrating my 21st birthday there was a perfect idea. The staff was incredibly friendly and provided great service, and the food was fantastic as always. I can't wait to come again soon! Love this restaurant.
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everything was fine!!!!!! food service and manager was all very friendly and nice
Being a chain, you know what to expect from Buca. It's good cuisine is served family style, great for a traveling family, or a casual get together. The staff is especially friendly at the Indianapolis location. You can get decent wine, ice cold beer and good old Italian food.
Seated and waited on immed. Food arrived quickly, it was hot, well prepared. We had 2 lg entrees, 1 sm entree, and a lg sample platter, and cheesy bread for 7 ad and 4 ch under 7. We also ord a lg dessert. There wasn't any to take home, but all had plenty. Only complaint was, our waitress did not come back to refill drinks. We had eventually ask for refills. It was my mother's birthday, she really enjoyed the singing! Would definitely recommend it though!
An outstanding meal with every dish tasting as good or better than they looked. The baked ziti was so wonderful that I could not stop going back for more. Special thanks to the staff also who worked hard to meet the needs of a group with three small children.
I've been to a few Buca's before, but I have to say that this one is my favorite. Great service, friendly staff and a romantic atmosphere all helped make my girlfriends birthday spectacular. Five stars.
Great for a romantic dinner which was the occasion, my boyfriend loved the pizza, so did I but what really caught my eye Was the decoration! All these old Italian pictures, portraits, and the service was great, good prices not too high. Great place overall!!! Definitely worth going again soon!!!
We have eaten at Buca's many times. The food this time was good, but then Olive Garden is good. We have come to expect greatness from Buca 's. Perhaps it was an off night. The service, however, was outstanding! Not really complaining. We left with full stomachs and happy spirits.
Buca's is consistently very good in terms of food quality and service. Our server, Anthony, was attentive and made the dining experience a positive one.
Food has always been great and service has but today service was a star.
We like that we can use Open Table to get reservations for groups of 6-8 people without too much issue. We typically make reservations 3-4 hours beforehand and we can roll right in at 7 or 8pm. Service and food have been great the last 2 years we've been there during GenCon.
I appreciate the restaurant going along with the theme of the GenCon convention weekend. Our waitress did a great job playing along in "character". Nice work. Costumes were great.
This was a good place for our family of 9 to eat. Six adults, one young child and two infants. They have seating for large groups all the time. The hardest part is picking the food. I ended up taking control and ordering for the whole group. Overall...great place.
Six of our Girls Running Club members took a road trip and always look for a Buca di Beppo to have dinner before the race. As always we enjoyed our food and the service was outstanding. The only issue we had was one table of 8 was incredibly loud. They were talking loudly, laughing loudly, screaming almost like they were at a sporting event. Once they left we heard the music playing in the restaurant.
A friend recommended Buca's and I'm so glad he did. I was in Indianapolis for a half marathon and my friends and I wanted pasta and bread for a great pre-race dinner! It could not have been better. The food was AMAZING!!!
I went to Buca at the Indy downtown location for a first date! I made reservations and we got such a friendly greeting when we arrived and seated right away. Our waiter was outstanding, friendly, and took good care of us. The food was awesome, as always, and my date and I had a great time! It's a perfect spot for a date with such a fun atmosphere.
I went there on a date and the waitress was really great. She understood we were on a date and so she didn't press us to get the check or rush us out the door. Super nice and super understanding. As usual, the food was great too.
Good food, good waitress, nice atmosphere, efficient, affordable!
I took a big group of people out for a business dinner and the place is very cozy and relaxing for everyone who enjoyed the food and atmosphere. Food is enjoyable for all, more authentic than a Olive Garden or other chain Italian but not as distinguishable as some of the singular mom and pop restaurants. Would definitely visit again!
Service was efficient and attentive. Food was good. We were only a party of 2. While I realize mostly larger groups go to this restaurant it is quite irritating that they don't sell individual sized portions, the small is for 2 or more. In addition that means the dining party needs to come to an agreement as to what they want which sometimes is not easy.
Our waiter was very pleasant and willing to assist us. It was our first time there and he went over the menu very well. The atsmosphere was very fun. It was my birthday so they came out and sang to us. The food tasted good but took a little while which is understandable since it was a Saturday night. Easb dish serves two so they are pretty big portions. I would recommend the stuffed shells.
Our birthday boy had a great time and the food was excellent!
My fiancé and I went to dinner on a Saturday night. They weren't as busy as I would have expected, but our waiter was. He was so friendly and nice. He did forget a couple things but he was very apologetic and made it up to us. The food is always good, but this time it was even better! I would definitely recommend this place.
Chain or no chain, I like Buca and it always makes me feel like I am not in a retail food experience. I appreciate having the great place in many cities. It was my friend from CA that suggested we go there while visiting me in IN. I have great memories of that visit, she shared her favorite place from WHERE she lived with me HERE! Now, I take my kids there when we go to INDY. I hope when they grow up and move away, they will find a Buca di Beppo and take their kids there, too. xo Shelly
Expensive but great! We had a blast and the service was impeccable.
This place gets busy, very noisey, and crowded. But, it has great food and wonderful decorations that make it fun for the kids and the adults. Good place to take a large group as the family style meals make it fun to ry every dish. Servers are great with kids and it is amazing to watch them navigate the hallways and small doorways with huge trays of food.
My few experiences with this Buca location are always around racing events (May - Indy 500 Mini Marathon & November - Indy Monumental Marathon). As such, I know there will be a MASSIVE crowd and I know that reservations are KEY (thanks, OpenTable). So, I go in expecting that I will have to wait a few minutes beyond my reservation time until my group is seated. However, many do not understand the need for reservations or, for those that do, understand that there is a crowd and some time is necessary to get a table ready. This location attempts to accommodate everyone and, in my opinion, does it very well. Those without reservations, though, are left with a long, long wait to accommodate those of us that do. So, good job, Buca!
Overall good experience in general. Our waitress, Kiki, was excellent. The food was good, especially the meatballs. Of course we were too full to try any kind of dessert. However, extremely noisy restaurant, conversation almost impossible.
We had a great time. Our table was ready when we arrived, service was very good and we had our food in a timely manner. Would recommend for a fun evening out!
Service was exceptionally fast. Employees were friendly.
For a chain this place has huge portions and a fun atmosphere. It's very kid friendly. We had a reservation so no waiting! Prices can be big ( unless you just want to order a pasta dish and share it without salad or appetizers or sides)-everything is family style so the total tab can get expensive quickly. Great for a group. If not, plan for leftovers.
Great place for faily size protins if you are with a big group or a entertaining for business
Updated menu is great and simplifies the ordering process. The apple gorgonzola salad is the best salad ever!
Great food, friendly wait staff, prompt greeting despite the long line! I love OpenTable, too!
We all had a great time. The food was very good. The atmosphere is interesting and fun.
Always great food and great service! Usually go to Greenwood but wanted to take her downtown, she loved it! Took friends from out of town as well! They raved about how good it was! We bought the large dinner plates bc the leftovers are worth it!
We started with the bruschetta appetizer and ordered the turkey dinner with a side of ravioli. This was a huge amount of food for two people so we ended up with a lot to take home. Everything was very good, but I especially loved the bruschetta. We ate in the bar so the noise level was fine, no loud big parties. Panhandlers sitting outside eating right in front of the restaurant gave me the creeps.
We were pleasantly surprised to find Buca such a welcoming place for our non-traditional family Thanksgiving meal. The environment was rich with other families enjoying time together and the food was as expected - superb! This may become our new tradition.
A divorced Father of three lives four hours from his kids - always finds it impossible to satisfy everyone! With kids and work schedules to coordinate - I just wanted to sit down and be served with no hassles!! The wait staff was awesome! Food was terrific and made for a very enjoyable experience!! The only complaint would be the server who insisted doing sidework - wiping off dishes near our table that made a horrible sound - she is forgiven though!! Thanks Buca!!!!
It was very busy but the servers were pleasant. We had a large group and they forgot one of the kids meals, but they brought it pretty quickly. What I remember most was how loud it was.
This was our first time at Buca downtown Indy! Loved the atmosphere! We had reservations mid afternoon. Our waiter was great and kept us updated on the Alabama/Auburn Football Game! We had a party of 9 which included 3 kids for an 8 year old birthday dinner! The chicken parmesan was the best we've ever had! The very large meatballs were tasty too!
This was my first time dining at Buca Di Beppo and I absolutely loved it. I was taking my girlfriend out for a special birthday date and was orginally suppose to eat at the Old Spaghetti Factory but could not get a reservation...turns out that was a good thing. I will definitely bringing my family over soon to experience what I did.
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What can I say, excellent holiday! Yes other chalet have fantastic rooms, bedding, and location, BUT they do not have a Ro and Sam. We have not been on a catered holiday for 6 years - My partner is a coeliac and it has been like playing russian roulette to even eat out for a spacial occassion in our local... More
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