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Friday, Dec 63:36 PMSales and margin worries for KFC China
- Yum Brands (YUM -0.1%) says KFC China knocked out a modest 1% gain in comparable store sales for November, but how the company got there might be an issue.
- Though moving into positive growth after slips in September and October looks promising, KFC's comp sales growth after a promotion expired on November 10 was -8% Y/Y.
- Early channel checks for December also indicate the chain may struggle to meet last year's pace of sales at comparable stores. While higher foods costs in China which could pressure margins if KFC stays promotional are also a concern.
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Wednesday, Dec 43:14 PMCongressional Democrats pen letter urging higher wages for fast food workers
- Congressional Democrats have written a letter to McDonald's (MCD -0.9%), Burger King (BKW -0.6%), Yum! Brands (YUM +0.1%), Wendy's (WEN -1%), and Domino's Pizza (DPZ +0.7%) management urging the restaurateurs to raise wages for store workers. "Too many hard-working families are being forced to depend on poverty-level wages," the letter, which was signed by 53 members, reads.
- The moves comes as fast-food workers in over 100 cities plan to strike for $15/hour pay tomorrow. President Obama has voiced support for a pending bill that would raise the minimum wage to $10.10/hour from $7.25 and index it to inflation.
- If steam gets behind the movement, fast-food operators could experience significant margin pressure. Employee expenses represented 25.6% of sales at McDonald's in the 9 months ended Sept. 30, for instance, already up from 25.2% in the comparable period in 2012.
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Wednesday, Dec 47:40 AMHeadaches continue for KFC in China
- A survey of Chinese consumers finds 40% say they have concerns about the levels of antibiotic use in chickens used by Yum Brands' (YUM) KFC chain.
- A marketing message from the company intended to soothe consumers appears to be backfiring with some reports indicating it's actually keeping the chicken chain linked to the issue.
- KFC same-store sales in China were flat for November.
- Also in the background: Bird virus concerns in Hong Kong.
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Tuesday, Dec 37:09 AMHong Kong on health alert due to bird virus
- Officials in Hong Kong confirmed the first case of H7N9 bird flu in the region this year.
- As a result of the incident, Hong Kong is on a public health alert and has suspended the import of live chickens from the mainland.
- Related stocks: Yum Brands (YUM)
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Monday, Dec 24:44 PMYum -1.9% AH after reiterating guidance, reporting Nov. Chinese sales
- Ahead of its annual investor meeting (runs from 8:45AM-2:00PM ET on Wednesday), YUM is reiterating guidance for 2013 to decline by a "high-single to low double-digit" percentage Y/Y, and for 2014 EPS to grow by "at least 20%." (PR)
- Yum expects to open at least 1,850 new international units in 2014, including 700 and 150 in China and India, respectively. KFC restaurants will account for at least 600 of the units, and Pizza Huts at least 400. Yum has already said it expects to open at least 700 units in China in 2013.
- The Chinese division's op. profit, hammered this year by the impact of Avian flu worries on KFC sales, is forecast to grow at least 40% next year. 2014 capex is expected to total $1.2B, or 8% of 2014E revenue. Diluted share count is expected to drop by 1% thanks to buybacks.
- Yum also reports its Chinese same-store sales rose 1% Y/Y in November, with KFC sales flat and Pizza Hut sales up 7%. That figure, aided by a Half Priced Bucket promotion at KFC over the first ten days of the month (led sales for those days to rise 16% Y/Y), represents an improvement from October's 5% decline and September's 11% drop.
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Friday, Nov 223:08 PMYum! Brands, Inc. declares $0.37 dividend
- YUM! Brands, Inc. (YUM) declares $0.37/share quarterly dividend, in line with prior.
- Forward yield 1.90%
- Payable Feb. 7; for shareholders of record Jan 17; ex-div Jan 15.
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Friday, Nov 221:26 PMYum Brands fires up new buyback plan
- Yum Brands (YUM +4.2%) approves a $750M stock buyback allowance which comes on top of the company's existing repurchase plan.
- There's no question Yum is partial to giving cash back to investors. In the last five years, the restaurant chain operator has returned $5.8B to shareholders in dividends and through buybacks.
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Thursday, Nov 148:42 AMAsian bird flu concerns persist
- Scientists have determined that a woman in Taiwan was infected with H6N1 bird flu, a new strain that has created some worry in the region.
- Pharmaceutical companies have reported success in fighting various bird flu strains, but worries of a pandemic still persist with every variety not covered.
- Yum Brands (YUM) is one of the stocks most sensitive to bird flu news.
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Tuesday, Nov 124:32 PMYum's Chinese same-store sales down 5% Y/Y in October
- The October decline is much smaller than the 11% Y/Y decline YUM reported for September, and the 10% drop reported for August. It's arguably a sign the bird flu-related fears that have badly damaged Yum's 2013 Chinese sales are moderating a bit. (8-K)
- KFC same-store sales fell 7% in October vs. 13% in September. Pizza Hut Casual Dining sales fell 10%.
- Shares +0.7% AH
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Wednesday, Oct 231:53 PMBird flu a risk again for KFC China
- Another outbreak of the bird flu in China poses a concern for Yum Brands (YUM -2.8%), reasons Janney Capital Markets.
- The likelihood that more humans will contract the H7N9 illness in China at some point this winter and create a media firestorm is enough for the investment firm to reduce sales estimates on KFC China.
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Tuesday, Oct 229:08 AMYum Brands on ground floor of global growth
- Yum Brands (YUM) plans to make a $10B investment in order to expand in emerging markets as it gets off what it calls the "ground floor" of a global growth track.
- The company hopes to have 20K restaurants in emerging markets by 2020. Expansion in India will be a focus.
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Friday, Oct 188:13 AMLow wages at fast-food chains in focus
- A major storm is brewing over the low wages paid to fast-food workers and the cost to U.S. taxpayers of the group's reliance on public safety nets as it lives off the sub-$10 per hour wages.
- The National Employment Law Project estimates it costs the public close to $7B to sustain the families of fast-food workers through initiatives such as food stamps, the Children's Health Insurance Program and the Earned Income Tax Credit.
- It's a cost that at some point the American public may demand be shared by the major players in the restaurant sector.
- Fast-food chains in focus: McDonald's (MCD), Burger King (BKW), Wendy's (WEN), Taco Bell (YUM), Dunkin' Donuts (DNKN), Subway.
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Friday, Oct 1110:33 AMTimely insider buy at Yum Brands
- Yum Brands (YUM +0.7%) director Robert Walter discloses he bought 20K shares at a price of $66.09 this week following the company's share price stumble.
- Previous: Yum's same-store sales debacle
- SEC Form 4
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By Brad Hallier
It's almost hard to imagine that this is the 10th winter that I have covered Hutchinson Community College basketball for The Hutchinson News.Ten years. A whole decade. I still recall my first HCC basketball doubleheader at Barton, when we had to send stories through a telephone wire (yes, I'm old). That night, I kept getting the dreaded "an unknown error has occurred" message when I tried to send.
By the way, if it's an unknown error, how does the computer know it's even an error? Sounds like laziness to me.
I ended up dictating the stories to former colleague Tommy Gallagher over the phone. Whee.
There's nothing really memorable about this anniversary, except like most anniversaries, it's made me do a lot of thinking. The good, the bad, the ugly. I've seen a lot of all in 10 years of covering HCC athletics, but mainly good stuff.
Throughout this year, I'm going to share the Hallier Teams of the Decade. Winners and honorees get absolutely nothing for this honor, although I do have a couple coffee mugs collecting dust on my desk. I have a spare phone book I could autograph, too.
Today, we'll start with the HCC men's basketball team of the (Hallier) decade. Like any Jayhawk Conference team, this team - and the women's later this season - can have a maximum of six out of state players.
And away we go.
Point guard - Joe Mitchell (2009-2011). This was a tough call, because Bobby Maze was a spectacular player. One of the best I've ever covered. But Mitchell, a Wichita native, had that extra intangible. That thing that made you want him with the ball in his hands when the game was on the line. He cared badly about winning and making his teammates better. And he often saved his best for when the game was on the line.
His performance in the 2010 Region 6 quarterfinals - 32 points on 12 of 14 shooting, 10 rebounds - was the third best individual performance of the last 10 years, but the only one in the postseason.
Shooting guard - Darius Johnson-Odom (2008-2009). A former Los Angeles Laker, the kid known as DJO is now playing in Russia.
Johnson-Odom, a Raleigh, N.C., native, averaged 21.7 points a game and shot 48 percent from the field. He often played out of position at point guard, but his athleticism and ability to score in a variety of ways made him a feared player. Had the greatest pump fake I've seen too. Bob Knight would have been proud.
While Johnson-Odom was in Hutch only one season, he provided one of the most memorable performances in school history. During a 90-86 loss at Coffeyville, Johnson-Odom scored a school-record 46 points. Afterwards, longtime Coffeyville coach Jay Herkelman said it was one of the two best performances ever against his teams.
Small forward - Brandon Gary (2002-2004). Known as "Pooh" and a member of the HCC 75th anniversary team, I only saw the Philadelphia native play a handful of games. On a team filled with talent - it was the last HCC team to win the Jayhawk West - Gary still managed to average 17.2 points and nine rebounds a game.
Power forward - Nate Brumfield (2006-2008). After a good freshman year when the native of Rochester, N.Y., scored 12.4 points a game and shot 59.2 percent from the floor, the man-of-few-words Brumfield averaged 17.4 points and 7.1 rebounds his sophomore year while shooting a remarkable 60.7 percent from the floor.
His shot fakes around the basket were tremendous, often because they were so quick that opponents didn't know when the actual shot was coming. His 38-point effort Nov. 10, 2006 against top-ranked Midland, Texas - which won the national championship that season - came on 14 of 18 shooting. He also had 14 rebounds.
Center - Aaron Pettway (2002-2004). They called him "Grandpa" because his previous Air Force service made him a little older than most of his teammates. Pettway was one of the most intimidating shot blockers in the Jayhawk West, as he would rather put your shot into the 15th row (and he did a couple times).
Pettway, a Mobile, Ala., native, later played at Oklahoma State and averaged nearly three blocks a game as a sophomore, when he also averaged 7.9 points a game.
Brandon Cameron, shooting guard (2005-2007). I never quite understood why Cameron didn't start his sophomore season. The former Buhler star, now an assistant at Kansas high school power Blue Valley Northwest, shot 41.3 percent from 3-point range as a sophomore and turned the ball over less than once a game.
He also provided my favorite Sports Arena moment. Against Barton in 2007, Cameron threw down a spectacular alley-oop dunk, over a Barton player, that brought a deafening roar from the crowd. After the game, Barton coach Craig Fletchall claimed he saw some of his own players applauding the dunk.
Alex Davis, forward (2011-2013) - One of the more athletic post players to come through in the last 10 years, Davis - a Houston native - was the top reserve in the Jayhawk West last year when he averaged 10.6 points and 5.9 rebounds while swatting 61 shots.
Davis' maturity increased 100 times, and now the future Fresno State player is averaging 13 points and 7.4 rebounds a game. He's already blocked 49 shots this season.
Stephen DuCharme, center (2004-2006) - The Wichita native was a solid if unspectacular player. He did a lot of things well, and as a sophomore, averaged 12.7 points and 9.2 rebounds a game. He ended up at Utah State, where his free-throw average went from 47.6 percent as a sophomore at HCC to better than 70 percent.
What? Who? How?
Bobby Maze, point guard, (2007-2008) - I shudder that I left this kid on my bench, but he would play plenty.
A point guard with an amazing feel for the game, Maze averaged 20.7 points and 6.8 assists a game in his one season after transferring from Oklahoma. While not a great perimeter shooter, Maze didn't need to be. He often drove to the basket and dropped in short fadeaway jumpers that nobody could block.
My favorite moment from Maze was the time he puffed out his cornrows against Barton, and that night drove to the lane and dished to Lamar Falley for a 3-pointer that went in. Maze never saw it. As soon as he passed he ran back on defense.
Bruce Reed, small forward (2009-2011) - He probably never reached his full potential, but the Olathe native was still pretty darn good in coach Steve Eck's first two seasons.
As a freshman, Reed averaged 11.2 points a game and rejected 75 shots. He also provided a memorable buzzer-beating tip-in to beat Dodge City.
Averaged only 6.1 points as a sophomore with just 53 blocked shots.
AJ Spencer, small forward (2011-2013) - I never have seen anybody finish a drive to the basket better than Spencer, a Shawnee native.
After a solid freshman year, Spencer is averaging 15.1 points a game while shooting a smidgen under 60 percent from the floor, and I have to say I'm surprised it's that low. Kid never seems like he misses more than one or two shots a game.
Michael Williams, point guard (2003-2005) - No kid had a bigger burning desire simply to play basketball than Williams, a Topeka native.
The starting point guard on the school's last conference championship team, Williams became more of a scorer as a sophomore, averaging 10.2 points a game while shooting 41.4 percent from 3-point range. Committed only 39 turnovers in 29 games.
Williams' clutch 3-pointer during his last home game in the waning seconds of overtime against Dodge City almost upset him. Why? He missed two free throws in the final seconds of regulation that would have won the game.
Top game
Hutchinson 85, No. 1 Midland, Texas 84. Sports Arena, Nov. 10, 2006.
The Ryan Swanson era didn't live up to the promise, but it certainly started out with a bang. Playing the top-ranked Chaps, who would later win the national championship, the Blue Dragons trailed all night. But in the final seconds, Nolan Richardson's driving floater swished, and the Blue Dragons had one of their best nonconference wins in school history.
Brad Hallier is a sports writer for The Hutchinson News. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Last spring, I reviewed a book that was well written and effectively dealt with its subject matter. Nevertheless, the topic upset me. No, it terrified me:- it offered suggestions how the maturing gardener should modify the landscape and adapt one's mindset to the prospects of old age. I am at a point in life where arthritis and reduced energy levels are beginning to compromise my abilities to garden without some assistance. Every chore now takes longer to accomplish than it did the year before. This new reality is making me very unhappy and frustrated. That one day I might not be able to garden at all, is a terrible thought. It was that fear that influenced my original evaluation of the publication, when I posted the review to Amazon, in May 2010. Instead of giving the book the high ranking that the tone of my review suggested, I gave it only 3 stars.
The book is titled Gardening for a Lifetime; How to Garden Wiser as You Grow Older, by Sydney Eddison..
Since posting that review, three prospective book purchasers, who came across my review at the Amazon site, contacted me to express their puzzlement. The high praise that I gave the book was out of sync with my Amazon star-ranking of it and they wanted to know why.
Is it not possible to acknowledge that a book is well written and still only moderately recommend it, because of the off-putting nature of the subject matter? In retrospect, I think not. If a book is well written it should be praised for its excellence, regardless of the reviewer's bias against its message or subject matter.
Should the ranking of any book take into consideration how it might be received by any unintended reader? No, it was a mistake to think so. The book was written for a very specific audience. It has no attraction for the unintended reader who might not care, or even be aware, that it exists.
Perhaps I was being much too philosophical when I ranked the book. Perhaps I should have focused only on the target audience for whom it was originally intended. Clearly, three potential readers believed that my ranking decision was wrong. Since I understood that a philosophical explanation of my action would never be as effective as the strength of their reasonable queries, I revisited my review at Amazon and raised the rank of the book from 3 to the 4 stars that it deserved. This entire experience has taught me to never insinuate personal and very private concerns into a book review. Such matters are best dealt with in a blog.


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First held in 2011 in honor the Nihonbashi Bridge centennial, the unusual exhibit proved so popular it has been held each year since.
This year, Kimura's exhibition uses 5,000 goldfish displayed in 17 installations made of 70 aquariums.
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Another 8 years went by and I started getting short of breath all the time. This time I was told I had asthma. After a year of meds and no results, I was so bad I could hardly walk out to my car without getting breathless. I finally insisted on seeing a specialist. After numerous tests and a nasty surgery to remove a chunk of my lungs, (the only way to get a sure diagnosis), they finally told me I have Sarcoidosis, an immune system disorder where your body basically attacks itself - usually in the lungs. They put me on prednisone, which I'm still on, but there was still something else wrong and I knew it.
One day a friend told me he had been diagnosed with osteoporosis. They had linked it to low Testosterone. For some reason, A light bulb went off and I just KNEW that was my problem. I made an appointment with his endo and told her my story and basically insisted that she test me for everything. The results - Testosterone level 136, FSH and LH very low. Classic secondary hypogonadism. I made her do more tests and we found out I was diabetic, had osteoporosis, and had a high IGF-1 level. Lovely!
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Peaceful with great views of Walker Lake. Great place to dry camp. 20 Mile is on the east end of the lake. If you are in a big rig, after turning into 20 Mile, be sure and turn left at the cross road. You'll come to a nice pull out spot on the lake side or you can continue to the end of the road for another nice spot. There is room to turn around a big rig at either spot. The only drawback when we were there was lots of flies. There's laundromat in Hawthorne (Rock by the River Motel) and a NAPA. We were in a 40' RV with toad. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Only one other RVer here. Noise from truck traffic on highway 95. Driving south on 95, there is no left turn lane. I kept track of the miles from Schurz, 15 miles, and made sure no traffic was in back of me. Several good areas for passing driving south, to let big rigs by so that when slowing down for left turn, there shouldn't be any traffic behind your RV. Vault toilet and dumpster. Lots of ducks on Walker lake. Nice views. At turn-around, there is a rock fire pit there, though a big rig can drive around the fire pit. Not a good place for a bunch of boulders, when there are numerous other areas for fires. Would be easier big-rig turn-around without boulders there. Free We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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If you like 'remote', this is the place. We love it here! 20 miles north of Hawthorne, NV., just off Hwy. 95, about 1/4 mile. The gravel road is a little washboarded, but the reward is a lakeview site with no crowding. We were the only ones here in March. No problem getting any size rig in here with plenty of room to turn around. Naturally for $0 there are no hook-ups but there is a pit toilet and dumpsters are provided. Turn left at the T going in for the best spots. This is a free site! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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Free BLM campground 20 miles north of Hawthorne, 15 miles south of Schurz, on Walker Lake. Dry camping. At the end of the gravel road off the marked entrance on US95 there is a T intersection. We turned right (south). The road in that direction is poor to fair gravel, but can be navigated with any RV. At the end there is a huge site that a big rig can pull through, but if it had been occupied we would have needed to unhook the toad and back out. If we had turned left (north) at the T, we would have had excellent graded gravel road, 25' wide. There are a couple of big turnout campsites along that road, plus plenty of room to simply pull over to the side of the road and set up. At the end of that road, there are more informal campsites and a large loop around the toilet that any rig can use to go back out. There are two spotless vault toilets and three dumpsters. Very quiet. The lake is stocked with trout. Elevation 4,000 feet. Excellent Verizon voice and data service. We could not hear the highway from where we camped, but the area on the north road is within earshot of US95. Great place to spend the night between Fallon and Pahrump. My wife wants to come back and spend a week here. Lat: 38.752368 Lon: -118.765611 We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Everything was excellent. I will go again and again.
In one week I had lunch here three times! The food was consistently delicious, the atmosphere perfect for our group and the staff were both professional and courteous. My favorite is the sirloin salad and lobster bisque. A perfect combination but be prepared to be pleasantly full. It's one of my favorite places and I just booked my birthday party here. I suspect I will not be disappointed.
While I realize fine dining and chain restaurants rarely mix, this restaurant offers great service, an innovative wine option (seven solid options to drink from, all ranked above 90, for $25/pl) and the filet mignon was pretty good. Desert was great: cloudless chocolate cake that was very moist and dense.
Quality food and always a good experience. We tend to go during resturaunt week. Good food at a steal.
The Capital Grille Chevy Chase has the best service we have experienced in the DC area. Our waiter (Altair) was attentive but not intrusive. We went to lunch during Restaurant Week. We had sirloin steak and salmon. Both were exceptionally tender and well prepared. I have never had a better cooked fillet of salmon in my life. The restaurant atmosphere was upscale without feeling snooty. A table near us was celebrating someone's birthday. Great Food and Great Service You could not go wrong choosing The Capital Grille for lunch or dinner.
We normally avoid restaurants that charge $40+ for an entrée, but we do like to try them during restaurant week. This was probably the best restaurant week meal that we've had. Everything was great. I had the Chilean Sea Bass and it was cooked to perfection. The bread basket was worth the trip by itself. I will definitely go back...during restaurant week.
This was my second time to the Chevy Chase Capital Grille. The first time was for an eleven guy party in a private room, this time was 2 couples out celebrating. Both times the food and service was outstanding. My friends who came with us are picky meat eaters and were blown away by their steaks. No one was left wanting for anything. I look forward to my third time there.
We come here to celebrate all of happy occasions and this time was no different. Service is always impeccable!
Capital Grille is a pricey, classy steak house. The service is always excellent, the food is always well-prepared, and it's always a crowd pleaser. It's not where we go if we are craving ethnic or exotic, but it's where we always go if we're entertaining out-of-towners or wanting a perfect steak.
My wife and I celebrated our wedding anniversary with dinner at the Captial Grille. We were met with delightful decorations and a hand signed "happy anniversary" card on our table. Our server, Richard, was attentive and had helpful menu suggestions. The dinner was exceptional. The entire staff made the evening a very happy anniversary.
Brought my 6 year old daughter to dinner with two friends and we had a lovely time. Two of us had seafood, one had steak, and my daughter had yummy mac and cheese - it was all incredible. Our server was absolutely lovely and took great care of us. We sat outside and had a wonderful time. LOVE this place!!!
Great food and service!! Excellent wine selection as well.
The waiter was very informative and patient with our large group. It was a nice experience for the entire family.
Our server was fantastic; extremely accommodating. The food was super, all around a very positive experience.
I went during restaurant week. Had the beef tenderloin which was excellent quality beef. The sauce was superb!
Once again I was impressed with Capital Grille- in fact, I had a new server that everyone should ask for - Eros! I was sad my usual server was no longer at that location, but Eros was equal to him in every way. Capital Grille never fails in providing the best food (The Kona Crusted Sirloin is a must) of any steakhouse in the area. It is without compare, but the true reason why Capital Grille is what it is - is the service. I have rarely been to a restaurant in any city, where I feel that I am the only client they are serving. The care and attention to quality and professionalism is beyond compare. The ambiance is perfect, whether for a business lunch, date, or night out on the town- ask for Eros and get to the Capital Grille now!
My last visit to a Capital Grille, also for a previous Restaurant Week, was to Tysons Corner vs. Chevy Chase. I found that prior culinary experience just so-so. Perhaps it was just bad fortune then but good fortune this time, but happily everything was perfect. My steak was full of flavor and was prepared exactly to my medium-rare preference. Salad, vegetable, dessert, all were excellent. Adding to that--the service pacing, location of our table, the noise level, the server & service were also great.
Great steakhouse with well prepared food and wonderful service. A restaurant I can count on.
Wonderful, friendly, and efficient service. The food was great; salad, filet, side dishes, desert. We tried the Generous Pour, what a great way to try multiple wines, highly recommended. Desert was great too!
Took advantage of Restaurant Week and CG's wine promotion. Enjoyed both. Still ended up with a final tab over $150 for two. Definitely felt worthwhile as a treat but not sure if we could do it regularly as dinner for two would have been over $200 without the promotions. We are not big red meat eaters but this definitely felt like a, "When in Rome..." opportunity. I thoroughlly enjoyed the sirloin with a porcini mushroom and balsamic finish. My dining companion found the filet mignon to be tender and very flavorful. The Generous Pour wine promotion was a lot of fun. Our waiter, Richard R. was fabulous. He made excellent suggestions and provided the perfect balance of attentiveness and space.
Service is amazing and the drink menu and food choices never disappoint.
Our server Eros was one of the best servers I have ever had in DC. His primary concern was that we enjoyed our meal and not just up selling us to the next most expensive entree. His recommendations were spot on. We also opted or the generous pour wine option which was great. Lastly, we shut down the restaurant and were the last people there. Well past closing time and never felt rushed out. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience.
food was excellent and well priced. arrived hot and courteous service. private booths make business conversation a pleasure. I will definitely make more of my daily business lunches at Cap Grille in the future. Head and shoulders above the rest.
I was very pleased with both the service and food.
I am a New Yorker who visits DC very often. I had seen a few Capitale Grill's in the past but dont recall ever eating there. I tend to go to much more scene-ier restaurants with much more hype, but this one was a great experience especially since Chevy Chase on weekends usually is very sedate. I enjoyed the atmosphere but above all i enjoyed the wait service by a gentleman named Bradford. The food was great!
Tuesday night meal at this Chevy Chase spot with my wife and grown son. Service was prompt, friendly, and knowledgeable all the way around. Setting was lovely with a view of the open kitchen and comfortable booth seating. The food was prepared and delivered perfectly. This would be a nice spot for special occasions. The price was too high, though, in my opinion for both wine and meals. I will probably only go again during restaurant week.
The food here is consistently good across the board. The ability to order half sized sides for two instead of "family" sized makes it even more appealing as a special destination. ON a Saturday night, there's a buzz, and a busy bar, but you can still have a real conversation without shouting or straining to hear. THe service was, as always, impeccable.
Took my two longest serving employees for a celebration lunch. Elegant and good value. Food was impeccable as always. Such a treat to be able to rely on good service, good food and great atmosphere every time!!
The service is consistently good and so is the food. This is my go-to spot for business lunches.
This is where I chose to have my birthday dinner. They pulled out all the stop for me. Birthday card,confetti,cake. It was awesome! The food was delicious as always, service was exceptional. I will be retuning soon. I just love Capital Grille!
Simply one the best restaurant experiences you could ask for -- excellent service and fantastic food.
A perfect place for a leisurely lunch. Delicious lobster bisque with the traditional sherry pour is full of meat and should be renamed lobster stew. Seared scallops with fresh off-the-cob corn sauce and well-flavored haricot verts. Dense chocolate flourless cake is a chocoholic's dream. Server, Mr.Gabriel Gharbi is able to ascertain what the diner wants and delivers impeccable service. He makes the dining experience an enjoyable one. I traveled a distance (near Columbia, MD) just to visit this restaurant for lunch several times within the last month. That alone speaks for itself as to the quality of the Capitol Grille in Chevy Chase. In all fairness it's been quite a while since my last visit. However, Baltimore location….please take note.
Capital Grill has always been on top of our choice whenever we think about upscale dining, and it never lets us down! We enjoyed the private area for the mix of family & business gathering and the food is fantastic. I'd recommend the seafood platter appetizer and the steak!
Despite a very busy night, we were seated immediately upon arrival. Service could not have been better and food was perfectly prepared.
Pitch perfect meal on Saturday night at 6pm with hubby, me and our wheat allergic son. Perfect service: attentive without being intrusive. Outstanding food: filet mignon w mushrooms, Asian pear salad (could have had more pear and less Gorgonzola), Cesar salad (excellent croutons), halibut, caprese, and grilled asparagus. Creamed corn was the best we had ever eaten. Excellent gluten free menu & extensive wine menu. Fresh OJ!! The staff went out of their way to make the evening special. We had a quiet table as requested, and it was decorated with a Happy Anniversary card plus little foil hearts. Grand finale was surprise dessert. Enormous portions, validated parking and kid-friendly yet romantic! Our bill was $150; worth every penny.
Awesome restaurant and world class service. You cannot go wrong with this location - right in the heart of Chevy Chase.
The greeters, upon learning it was a birthday, prepared a festive table with a card. All the staff were very pleasant, the food was very good, and the complimentary birthday dessert was a delightful surprise.
My husband and I celebrated our 26th wedding anniversary here. The second we entered the restaurant, we were greeted with a "happy anniversary" and shown to our table. The table was decorated with heart confetti sprinkled on it. It looked very nice and we were already feeling special! Also on the table was a card signed by the staff with anniversary wishes. As we were looking at the menu, a glass of champagne was delivered to each of us, compliments of the house! We proceeded to order and enjoy an outstanding meal, which was finished off with a complimentary dessert plate, beautifully decorated with the words "happy anniversary" in chocolate. What a memorable evening! We will definitely be back for the next anniversary ... if not sooner!
This was a special occasion dinner and everyone at Capital Grille made it a special evening. Great food. Great service.
The food was outstanding and served warm as it should; the birthday dessert was a real treat. Everyone in my party liked the meal. This was my third visit and I can recommend this elegant restaurant for any occasion, especially for lunch when it is affordable.
Coming from NY and raised on Peter Luger in Brooklyn, NY and subsequently adding in Sparks, I am spoiled to say the least. Being In Bethesda, now we have found Capital Grilled to be the best place for steak. The food and service was outstanding the other night. Food was done perfectly well and our server was attentive with excellent service. The asparagus is always done exactly. The filet was perfectly prepared as was the Chilean Sea Bass. It is one of our favorites even though it is a little pricey. We recommend it.
Five of us dined and thoroughly enjoyed the steak, lamb and fish. Five star perfect. But for our mid-aged tastes the noise was loud and the service slow and not friendly enough to add to the enjoyment. Smiles would have helped. All in all great.
I phoned ahead to say this was a birthday dinner. They greeted my friend by wishing her a happy birthday, decorated the table iwth birthday sparkles and prepared a lovely dessert with a candle on a plate that said Happy Birthday written in chocolate. The service throughout was excellent. It made for a very nice dinner for a special occassion.
Our server, Mr. Axum was outstanding, as well as the food. We were celebrating a birthday and will be back in January to celebrate another birthday.
Had an enjoyable evening. Striped bass entrée was delicious but calamari appetizer was a little chewy. Enjoyed Australian wine recommended by server.
Made reservations well in advance, ended up with a table next to the stairs and kitchen.
Went to Capital Grille for anniversary dinner, and they made it a night to remember. I had flowers delivered top the restaurant beforehand that they set on the table they had decorated for us. The staff signed a card for us. The waiter made great suggestions based on our taste. The food was amazing. I'll definitely be going back. They gave us a complimentary dessert as well with a plate decorated saying, "Happy Anniversary." I would recommend this place for all social occasions. Also they have complimentary valet and parking in the garage below the building.
I came here with my girlfriend for our anniversary. We made reservations on the day of for 7:45pm. We arrived at 7:40 and were greeted by both a manager (I believe the GM Kyle Gaffney) and another member of the staff. They were both very pleasant and apologetic about the delay in getting us seated. The manager let us know our table was still being cleaned off and we would be seated shortly. Both the manager and hostess thanked us for our patience and had us seated in a cozy corner booth which was nice and quiet. Alexandra R (I believe that was our servers name) was prompt and pleasant. Drink service was quick, martini for the lady and Lagavulin net for myself. Kona sirloin and Delmonico ribeye were delicious. Full review on yelp.
love this Capital Grille in Chevy Chase; consistent top quality, good service. Excellent for special occasion as well.
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We visited Papilllon twice during our recent visit to Aruba and as always it lived up to all of our expectations. We have been eating here at least twice a year for the last several years and despite some of the less than favorable reviews we have never experienced anything other than delightful food and excellent service. On this trip... More
Papillon is a little more difficult to locate than I expected, as the web site said it was located right across the street from the Radison hotel, but it is actually nessled on the back side of a shopping plaza. It is across the street, as they said, just not easy to find. I'm not sure if we caught them... More
Had a reservation for 8 and was seated right away. Had the choice of sitting in or outside. My wife had the roasted sweet potato soup for a starter smooth and creamy seasoned with nutmeg and I believe cinnamon and could easy feed two. Then beef bourguigon came in its own little pot was excellent. I had the bayoane caesar... More
Decided to go here on a whim. They had a nice selection of fish on the menu, so I tried it. I had the Grouper Papillon, which was grilled with a crisp potato topping. It was served on a bed of mushroom risotto with a piece of asparagus across the center. The portion was just right & the flavor was... More
We saw an Early Bird special advertised here and decided to try it. It was so good we came back for a second dinner during our 8 day stay. The bread, appetizer, wine, good and dessert were awesome and at a great price. I highly recommend it! Will definitely visit again!
It was a very enjoyable evening. The price is reasonable and the food very good. A must is the Onion Soup and the pumpkin soup for and app. The menu has something for everyone along as the desert. The service is good and friendly. A nice French ambiance !
Papillon is tucked in among the highly commercial and tourist area of The Village. The restaurant is themed based on the story behind Papillon, a true story made into a movie starring Steve McQueen in the 70's. The food is French and the cocktail menu is interesting. The wine list is good but pricey. Great service! We made a reservation... More
Papillion is indeed a top notch French Caribbean Restaurant. If you treasure outstanding dining, you must experience the menus here. Located in the Village across from the Radisson Resort, please find your way through tables of island type jewelry and knick-knacks to arrive at this unique dining venue. I was thrilled to be welcomed back by both manager and wait... More
Our group of 4 visited Papillion in part because of their early-bird special, which we had seen advertised earlier in the week. Papillon advertises an appetizer, entree and dessert with a glass of wine for $29.75, which seemed like a great deal to us. Unfortunately, this being our first trip to Aruba, we didn't realize that these specials are often... More
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GSC will be releasing the exclusive Nendoroids Hatsune Miku (Yukata Ver. Natsutsumaki) and Kaname Madoka (Maiko Ver.) soon and they will be sold at Anime Expo and Japan Expo along w...
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This is something I've been wondering about this for a while now, but I've been noticing more and more how badly painted my Chopper is.
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I need some help!
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Her ..erm... leek thingy fell of her stomach part. (Because I'm a noob, and disgrace to the nerd community).
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English Visual Novels?
I was wondering If anyone knows of any good Visual Novels that are available to play in English. Non hentai would be preferred but I wouldn't mind H-scenes in them if they aren't the main focus of the game.
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A question for Nendoroid collectors
I have a question for all of the Nendoroid collectors. How do you store your extra unused parts? At the moment I keep mine in their boxes but it's not the most convenient option. I was wondering what you guys do with them.
Edit- I just ended...
Figures & Dolls | 16 Oct 2011 04:21
mu597, USA
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Another camera test...
I decided to fiddle with my cameras settings just a little bit more. I think I have the white balance, shutter speed and ISO just fine. I discovered my camera has two different color modes, Adobe RGB (top) and sRGB (bottom) Adobe RGB seems truer to r...
Figures & Dolls | 20 Sep 2011 22:54
mu597, USA
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A question/вопрос
Can someone tell me how can I check the Kyoto Animation figure to be shure that this is not a bootleg?
Should there be any kind of holographic stickers around the box, or anything like that..
I'm talking especially about the K-On! Ending Ve...
Figures & Dolls | 03 Mar 2011 12:56
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A good middleman service?
Ok I'm way too tempted by this new snow miku.
Does anyone know middleman service that I could order her with? The only one I know of is Yokatta shopping would they be good for this? Iv'e never used a middleman service before so any advice wo...
Figures & Dolls | 14 Jan 2011 16:26
mu597, USA
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How can i get in touch of a person email as i have some information that could be interesting toher, her name is Christina Geyer
by Pronto6975 8 months, 4 weeks ago
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If AnyOne wants to know about the Australian Geyer , of Hanover/Lautenthal Germany, Please Reply back , I have all information and family tree dateing back to 1715 - and undated time line before.
by Pronto6975 10 months ago
by Pronto6975 10 months ago
Sorry ,I say again , Looking for family of Geyer`s From Lautenthal Germany.
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