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Readers have chosen, and Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine is the #7 best garden in the country!
Readers have chosen, and Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine is the #7 best garden in the country!
Artist Talk by Susan Mills
Maine Fiberarts
Jan 25
Enjoy a reception with receptions where Susan will discuss her exhibit Equipping the Shaman for Night Travels, on view at Maine Fiberarts through Feb. 15th. The work references the "metaphysical journey" between the upper world, lower world, and our world in which dreams, reflection, meditation and imaginings can help us access knowledge to guide us on our way. A colorful show of members' textiles, hooked rugs, and wearables in the Red Studio complements the show.
Tribute to Robert Burns Scottish Feast
The Inn at Brunswick Station
Jan 25
Pay homage to famed Scottish poet, Robert Burns, with a special dinner in the tavern. Join us for a traditional Scottish feast and celebration complete with bagpipes and more. Kilts are welcome.
Winter Cabaret
The Theater Project
Jan 25 – Feb 10
Fri & Sat 8p, Sun 2p
Winter Cabaret is a Professional Ensemble Production of raucous, adults-only sketch comedy, music and desserts. Pay-What-You-Want. Click or call 729-8584.
Paper Cutting: a craft of the peoples of the earth
Leslie Miller, teacher
Penobscot Marine Museum
Jan 26
We will explore Paper Cut crafts from around the world, discuss how they reflect different cultures, how they encourage curiosity for different lands and lives. We will share and practice several forms of cutting. Needed materials supplied, but feel free to bring along favorite scissors, paper, cuts, and knowledge you may have. Bring your lunch. $50 non-member, $45 members. Includes all supplies. Call 207-548-2529 to register.
Chris Smither with Bill Bourne Blues/Folk concert
Chocolate Church Arts Center
Jan 26
Chris is an American folk/blues singer, guitarist and songwriter. His music draws deeply from the blues, American folk music, modern poets and philosophers. Chris was to be joined by special guest Bill Bourne, but at the last minute Bill is not able to be here. Chris will play the entire evening himself, a great opportunity to see this amazing performer!
9th Annual Pies on Parade Pie Tour
Jan 27
Rockland, dubbed "Pie Town USA" by the Food Network, will live up to its name when the town goes pie-crazy. Sample over 40 different pies at businesses, restaurants and Historic Inns throughout Rockland, enjoy tours of common areas and some guest rooms at the historic inns and participate in a silent auction featuring pies, local gift certificates and a chance to win an inclusive 2-night stay.
Coming Up:
Cathance River Education Alliance Community Program
Topsham Public Library
Jan 29
Join Mt. Ararat and Brunswick High School biology students as they proudly present their long-term research findings on projects throughout the Cathance River Preserve. Students chose a topic to research with local scientist mentors, working in small groups and collecting data weekly throughout the fall. Lab reports and digital poster presentations served as culminating final products. Topics include a Cathance Preserve large mammal study, animal habitat research, Forest Inventory Growth (FIG) data, a bat study using bat-detector technology, an ongoing Cathance Preserve seasonal changes study, and a Cathance River fish study using CREA's new underwater camera.
Image: Susan Mills 'Night Travels' Exhibit at Maine Fiberarts
The Spirit of Maine's MidCoast means celebrating our sense of place both geographically and socially. Celebrate the place with a photo/video contest; celebrate the people whether Mainers-born or Mainers-at-heart by helping our neighbors in New Jersey; celebrate our spirit of adventure at a reading from a Maine author's latest supernatural thriller.
Spirit of Place: 4oth Anniversary Photo and Video Contest
Maine Media College
Now through Feb 1
Spirit of Place embodies geography, connections, stories, memories and presence. From around the globe to MidCoast Maine, we invite all photographers and videographers, of all ages and abilities, to submit your visual interpretation. Landscapes, seascaptes, people/culture, abstract expression – show us what Spirit of Place means to you. Two $2500 cash prizes, free tuition to Maine Media Workshops, pro equipment gift certificates, exhibition of top winning images at Maine Media Gallery, and published eBook of winners.
Hurricane Sandy Raffle
Belfast Chamber of Commerce
Through Feb 2
All proceeds go directly to the South Seaside Park, New Jersey, community that is still feeling the ravages of Hurricane Sandy. Put together by local artist Jerri Finch-Holmes who grew up in South Seaside Park, prizes include an original oil painting by Jerri, an antique-style duck decoy by John Jewell and a Yoga 3 pack with instructor Missy Hatch. For details click or call 207-338-5900.
Bed Turning: Telling the Stories of Quilts
Friendship Sampler Quilters of Belfast, presenters
Penobscot Marine Museum
Jan 12
This old-fashioned bed turning showcases 19th and 20th century quilts either made or acquired in Maine. Learn more about what makes these quilts unique to the Pine Tree State. Free.
37th Annual Schooner Fare Concert
Chocolate Church Arts Center
Jan 12
Taking the stage for the 37th year in a row, Schooner Fare has won unanimous critical praise for captivating harmonies and winning stage presence. Their name has become synonymous with the "Down East" style.
Coming up:
Private Tour of Lie-Nielsen Toolworks
Jan 14
For 30 years Lie-Nielsen Toolworks has manufactured exquisite hand woodworking tools in Warren, Maine, and in 2009 received the State of Maine Governor's Award for Business Excellence. Host and owner Tom Lie-Nielson will discuss the company's fascinating history and will lead a full tour of the manufacturing process from casting to milling and assembly. Enjoy wine and cheese after the tour while skilled staff demonstrate practical uses of hand planes and answer woodworking questions.
Local Author Visit: Katherine Silva
Vose Library
Jan 17
Local author Katherine Silva will read and discuss "Aequitas", the second book in her Monstrum Chronicles series. In this much anticipated sequel to "Vox", Reid Ainsley is demoted from the Council following his actions during the Vox case. On his latest mission into an organ trafficking scheme, he discovers a plot so heinous, its consequences could destroy Iilitu and mankind alike.
Reflections on Nature Exhibit by Eric Johnsen
Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library
Month of January
Harpswell resident Eric Johnsen is a self-taught landscape photographer and camera collector who finds beauty and redemption in the natural world. He grew up in Appleton Village on a sprawling dairy farm that gave him both an appreciation of nature and the freedom to search and explore the fields and streams around him. For library hours click here.
Maine Farmland Trust Art Show
Fernald Art Gallery
Jan 4
Jan 4 – Feb 27
UMaine Hutchinson Center is pleased to partner with Maine Farmland Trust showcasing a new art exhibit featuring a partnership between 14 local artists and 13 local CSA farms.
8th After-Christmas Annual Wacky Bingo
Boothbay Fire Station
Jan 4
Do you think of yourself as a little wacky? Then come on over for a night of family fun! Be sure to bring along that Christmas gift that you just couldn't bear to keep! Wrap it up and label it by gender and age appropriateness. Your gift will be someone else's prize! Come see what else we have in store! For more info on this collaborative effort for Connecting Lively Imaginative Creative Kids (CLICK) email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Spacious Vision Song Project
King Chapel at Bowdoin College
Jan 4
Internationally acclaimed singers Barbara Kilduff and Gerald Seminatore will join pianist Brian Moll in a festive program of songs and arias by Bach, Britten, Handel, Mozart, and other composers. This concert is a rare opportunity to experience elite singing in the intimate setting of the historic King Chapel.
Poor Old Shine
Billy's Tavern
Jan 4
Poor Old Shine shares music rooted in the folk and Appalachian mountain music tradition. From their hand-painted cereal box CD cases to their thoughtful arrangements, this Roots/American band is about honesty and hand-crafted creativity.
Learn to Curl
Belfast Curling Club
Jan 6
12:30-2:30 p or 3-5 p
Learn to curl: watch a demo first – with narration in a warm room, then go down onto the ice for some instruction and play. Or come watch from the warm room and learn about the club and the game. Wear warm layers and bring a pair of clean shoes with good tread – sneakers are fine.
Coming Up:
Introduction to the Maine Memory Network
By Topsham Historical Society
Topsham Public Library
Jan 8
Scott Hanson will present an introduction to the MMN, the statewide online museum created by the Maine Historical Society. He'll show the Topsham Historical Society's first exhibit on MMN about historic fire musters and Topsham's champion hand-pumper.
Photo by Eric Johnsen
From all of us in MidCoast Maine from Belfast to Brunswick, we wish you a wonderful 2013. If you live in Maine, a peaceful and bright winter, and if you are from away, we wish you at least one great trip to Maine! What are you looking forward to in MidCoast Maine this year? Tell us, here.
Here are a few things we are thankful for this year:
Our Natural World
Ragged Mountain Trails in Union,
Clary Hill Trail in Union,
Coastal Mountain Land Trails from Rockport to Belfast,
Payson Park in Warren, and
Swan Lake State Park in Swanville.
See more about MidCoast Maine's great outdoors.
Our Living Heritage
Sail, Steam, and Power Museum in Rockland,
Covered Bridge Shell Museum in Boothbay,
the Butterfly Collection in Cape Newagan, Southport,
Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, and
WW&F Railroad in Alna.
See more about MidCoast Maine's heritage and learning.
Our Bounty
Savage Oaks Vineyard and Winery in Union,
Cellardoor Winery in Lincolnville,
Winterport Winery in Winterport, and
our year-round farmers markets.
See more MidCoast Maine vineyards and farms here.
photo by Michelle Christian of Belfast, Maine
This fall, a farmer at the Bath Farmers Market told us we were in for a long, snowy winter because acorns were falling in abundance and their goat's coats could not stop growing. Hornets were building their hives a little higher than usual, he pointed out. Today in MidCoast Maine, we are listening to forecasts that tell of upcoming snowfall. We are thrilled.
How do you prepare for winter in MidCoast Maine? Send us your stories and images here. We want to hear about traveling to Maine for the holidays or for winter getaways. We want to hear about snowy scenery and why MidCoast Maine is so appealing in a snowstorm.
This photo was sent to us by Mark Ilvonen, of Waterman Beach, South Thomaston, Maine. December covered in a blanket of snow. What is your winter view of MidCoast Maine?
Winter Solstice is upon us! Here are a few MidCoast Maine ideas to get you through the longest night of the year.
Wiscasset's Treats is stocked with nice hot soups and it's the local spot to pick up made-in-Maine Kal's Snow Melt Salsa. A little heat for a cold winter's night.
Warm food and warm beds are important in Maine. In Camden, Glendarragh Lavender Farm sells pillows and pillow inserts. Lavender grown in Appleton is used to promote calm, sweet dreams.
From Away blog reports that Maine was once a center of silk manufacturing. The Haskell Silk Company in Westbrook produced silk textiles from 1874 to 1918. Though you won't get to crawl into your Maine-made silk pajamas this century, we suggest Maine-favorite flannel pjs by the fire.
Since the Good Kettle in Stockton Springs closes for the season on Christmas Eve, you'll want to stock up on baked goods for the morning.
To All a Good Night!
Jefferson Photo Credit: Beurmond Banville for the Bangor Daily News
'Tis the season of warmth. Find glowing luminaries in Downtown Bath, a body-warming Yule Log Hike at Penny Lake Preserve, cold-fighting mittens and quilts at Penobscot Marine Museum, and that heart-warming favorite "It's a Wonderful Life" in Brunswick.
Downtown Bath Open House
Dec 14
The streets will be lined with luminaria as Downtown Bath merchants and restaurants stay open late to welcome shoppers with festive holiday music, refreshments and one-of-a-kind gifts! Enjoy our vibrant downtown decked out in its seasonal best, admire the window displays and be sure to vote for your favorite.
Yule Log Hike
Penny Lake Preserve
Dec 15
Celebrate the upcoming Winter Solstice by gathering natural items and then heading to the BRLT office to create your own Yule Log! Free and open to the public.
Children's Felted Mitten Ornament Workshop
Penobscot Marine Museum
Dec 15
Bring your children to make their very own felted mitten ornament to take home.
Author Robin Hansen Reads "Ice Harbor Mittens"
Penobscot Marine Museum
Dec 15
Meet the author who will read her delightful children's book while showing slides of the illustrations. Throughout the day Robin will sign "Ice Harbor Mittens," her new book "Ultimate Mittens." And her book of Maine mittens, "Favorite Mittens."
Keeping Warm Exhibit Opening Party
Penobscot Marine Museum
Dec 15
Explore how Mainers worked and played in the harsher winters of our past. This exhibit showcases our collection of beautiful 19th century quilts, 19th and early 20th century winter clothing, fiber art tools and crafts, toys, sports equipment, and historic photos of Maine in winter.
Billy's Tavern
Dec 15
It's a Western Swing Dance this Saturday with The Lay-Z-Gait Swing Band. Polish up your two-step and turn out to dance.
Gingerbread Spectacular
The Opera House
Boothbay Harbor
Dec 15&16
See gingerbread houses, castles, lighthouses, perhaps snow globes, hockey rinks – maybe even a lobster trap. This exhibit raises dough for the Opera House. Sweet!
Coming up:
This Wonderful Life Dinner Theater
The Inn and Tavern at Brunswick Station
Dec 19 & 20
Professional Maine actor, Jody McColman, inhabits every character in this touching, funny adaptation of the iconic holiday classic. Enjoy the show and a delicious 3-course meal.
Fireworks & Shop Local Passport Grand Prize Drawing
Wiscasset Pier & Le Garage Lounge
Dec 20
You've been shopping locally this holiday season and picking up a shopping passport at participating locations. Now it's time for the grand prize. Call 207-882-9600 for more information.
We've compiled 7 truly unique MidCoast holiday gifts this season so you can really wow your recipients, from lighthouse rescue to Maine elephant care! Are you giving any unique MidCoast holiday gifts this year? Tell us about your favorites! All of these gifts support MidCoast organizations doing great work here in Maine.
Ecotourism is swiftly becoming a popular draw to Maine. For your friends visiting MidCoast Maine this year, how about a Puffin Cruise? Reserve your seats for the spring run, which goes from May to June, or a summer cruise through August. Rockland's Project Puffin Visitor Center offers these options to Adopt a Puffin.
Support the Pemaquid Watershed Association while you gift a lovely winter trek and stay seaside in Osborne Finch Cabin.
You can support Hope Elephants and give a wonderful MidCoast gift through their Buy A Bale Campaign. $50 buys a bale for the rescued elephants in Hope, Maine.
For the kindhearted person on your list who has it all, give the gift of Maine Summer Camp in their name! Donate to Hauschka Scholarship Fund, a MidCoast organization that gives scholarships to children to attend summer camp, including Tanglewood 4-H Camp in Lincolnville, Morris Farm Day Camp in Wiscasset, Wavus-By-Day in Jefferson, and PWA's own Watershed Kids Nature Day Camp in Damariscotta/New Harbor.
Maine State Music Theatre is a nonprofit in Brunswick that offers these passes as gifts, 2013 will feature six performances, from Charlotte's Web to Les Miserables. Buying a gift certificate lets your loved one choose their show and their date.
Waterfall Arts in Belfast offers courses for adults and children all through the year. Felting? Pottery? Unique artist-led workshops are held year-round. Give the gift of learning to an artist in your life.
Maine Elephants and Musicals not unique enough for your holiday gifting? What about making a donation to preserve a lighthouse in someone's name? Contribute to the Cuckolds Lighthouse Rescue Project, an exciting ongoing restoration and rehabilitation project in Boothbay Harbor.
Enjoy buildings decked out for the season, beautiful handmade gifts, traditional and not-so-traditional plays, and delicious holiday food this weekend in Maine's MidCoast.
12 Woofs of Christmas
Animal House
Through Dec 24
Go to our website to donate a gift bag to help animals at the Lincoln County Animal Shelter.
Window & Storefront Decorating Contest
Downtown Bath
Dec 3-16
Come see downtown Bath's historic buildings in holiday dress and vote for your favorite festive storefront or shop window. The voting begins Monday the 3rd and continues through Sunday the 16th. All votes will be entered in a drawing to win a generous Gift Basket from downtown merchants.
Opening Reception for Handmade Art & Craft Sale
Clifford Gallery
Dec 7
Enjoy the opening reception for this annual exhibit showcasing a curated collection of unique, high-quality handmade goods and artwork from more than 40 indie and alternative artists and crafters. After the opening, Handmade will be open Thurs-Sun, 10-6p from Dec 6-23.
Christmas Market at the Gardens
Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Dec 8
Over two-dozen new and returning vendors offer their finest wares, all of the highest quality, and all made in Maine! Enjoy holiday music, refreshments, a cheery fire in the fireplace, and decorations as only The Garden can do them.
Annual Holiday Bazaar
Sweetgrass Farm Winery & Distillery
Dec 8&9
Shop local, eat local at our third annual holiday bazaar. Taste local food from Appleton Creamery, Village Bakery, Half Moon Farm, Barred Owl Creamery, and Maine Marshmallow paired with this year's vintage wines and spirits.
Last Friday Night Artwalk of 2012
Belfast Galleries
Dec 7
Welcome the holiday season at the last Friday night art walk of the year.
Belfast Maskers Theater: Three Wise Men of Spider Creek
First Baptist Church
Dec 7, 7p
Dec 8, 2p&7p
Subtitled "A Family Christmas Story," this is a heartwarming tale of a frontier family's Christmas. Snowbound and iced in, the children are visited by Santa and the true hoys of Christmas are celebrated through song, friendship, love and the simplest of pleasures.
North Pole Express!
Boothbay Railway Village
Saturdays, Dec 8-22
This entertaining train ride will consist of a comfortable seat in a steam-heated train – with free cookies and hot chocolate. The train will carry you through the Village and will depart about every 30 minutes. Story telling and a visit from Santa.
Coming up:
The Swordfish Hunters Book Signing and Talk
Friends of Maine's Seabird Islands
Dec 12
Bruce Bourqe, Maine State Museum Chief Archaeologist, will sign and talk about his new book "The Swordfish Hunters: The History and Ecology of an Ancient American Sea People." The mysterious Red Paint People who lived by the sea and hunted swordfish, buried their dead in large orderly cemeteries, and crafted exquisite tools and bone ornaments vanished after 500 years. Learn how they lived and the evolution of archaeological thinking about them. FMI 207-594-0600 ext. 5
This Wonderful Life Dinner Theater
The Inn and Tavern at Brunswick Station
Dec 12, 13, 19 & 20
Professional Maine actor, Jody McColman, inhabits every character in this touching, funny adaptation of the iconic holiday classic. Enjoy the show and a delicious 3-course meal.
Thursday Evening Extended Shopping Events
Wiscasset Village
Dec 13&20
Shop in our pretty village and enjoy events into the evening.


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- Address:
72 W. 69th Street
New York, NY 10023Neighborhood:
Upper West Side
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $50 and over
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.telepan-ny.com/
- Phone: 2125804300x
- Hours of Operation:
Saturday 11:00am-2:30pm.
Sunday 11:00am-3:00pm
Wednesday-Friday 12:00pm-2:30pm
Sunday-Thursday 5:00pm-10:00pm
Friday-Saturday 5:00pm-11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Bill Telepan
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch
- Private Party Facilities: semi-private room seats up to 20 people
- Private Party Contact: Lynne Estes 2125804300x
A word from Telepan
Chef Bill Telepan acclaimed former chef of the 3-star Judson Grill will serve the very best and freshest of seasonal foods impeccably prepared and paired with an interesting, hand- picked and reasonably priced selection of wines. Ruth Reichl described his cooking as "…extremely eloquent; each of [his] unassuming dishes roars with flavor, and the minute you finish one bite you instantly want another. His direct style draws diners into a vibrant interplay of textures, tastes and colors." Telepan, an exciting new destination located in the heart of the Upper West Side, will welcome fine dining enthusiasts from around the city, as well as the pre- and post-theater Lincoln Center crowd.Continued
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Telepan reviews from OpenTable diners
292 reviews since June 28, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (192)neighborhood gem (148)special occasion (145)romantic (81)notable wine list (65)great for lunch (54)great for brunch (45)good for groups (22)hot spot (9)kid-friendly (5)vibrant bar scene (5)late-night find (3)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Much improved atmosphere91EuclidDined on 10/23/2014The slight remodeling done last year has made Telepan a happier place to be served a delightful meal. The staff is very good. They are friendly but hold the line between 5 star service and being you friend for life. The atmosphere has not only been improved, the room is not over crowded. You can enjoy your meal and talk to your friends without shouting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre - philharmonic GemVegas10yearsDined on 10/23/2014We chose Telepan for its location near Lincoln Center. Food, service and ambiance were all first rate. We arrived early and were greeted warmly as if we were regulars, then seated right away at a corner table on a comfortable banquette. Service of bread/water was prompt as typical for an upscale NYC spot. We appreciated the half bottles on the wine list and chose a nice chianti. The starters (cauliflower soup & oysters) and entrees (cod and duck) were served promptly, but without being rushed. We enjoyed each dish as well as coffee afterwards. No time for dessert on the visit, but we expect to return. After this lovely experience, we were puzzled by some of the negative comments in other reviews. Our expectations were more than met.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brilliant Service - Good FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/21/2014Service was outstanding! Appetizers reigned, Dessert amazed but main courses slightly disappointed. Smoked trout appetizer was phenomenal as was the "lobster roll" salad and house made mozzarella! All amazing! Main courses were a bit disappointing. Cod was average and lobster bolognese was cloyingly sweet (was expecting more shallot and garlic in the tomato broth). Complete redemption with dessert! PBJ Gianduja was inventive and decadent. Overall dinner was a winner! (Had the duck breast with farro last month here and HIGHLY recommend that dish... Delicious!) Will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lobster BologneseNYProfVIPDined on 10/19/2014Telepan's Lobster Bolognese, one of their signature dishes, was outstanding: exceptional depth of flavor, well-cooked lobster tail, and beautiful presentation. Will definitely have it again. Also had the duck breast, which also was excellent. Portions a bit small. Without an appetizer, some may leave unsatisfied.Special Features:
- brunchDisappointedDined on 10/19/2014I was very disappointed with brunch on Oct. 19 2014. In the past brunch has been excellent. Sunday was worse than your neighborhood coffee shop. Two dishes ordered. The smoked salmon bagel whitefish and loose eggs was awful to look at and from what I was told tasted just as bad. Cold bagels, dried out salmon watery eggs and whitefish salad was that what that was... The fruit plate was paper thin sliced apples maybe 8 slices and 6-8 slices of pineapple. Is that a fruit plate. Decaf coffee that was cold... Will not return and from what I saw many others haven't either Sunday brunch was an empty restaurant on Columbus avenue. Something is wrong...
- Din23VIPDined on 10/19/2014Favorite place for brunch. Quiet with great food and wonderful interior decor. Breads, drinks, food all made with love and care!
- Great placeDelishDined on 10/18/2014We had a fantastic evening at telepan. Our waiter gave us excellent recommendations and was very friendly. All the food was very fresh and prepared extremely well. We had a great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Wonderful Dining ExperienceRumpusVIPDined on 10/17/2014We never cease to have a wonderful experience at Telepan. The inventive food is consistently delicious, the decor is refined without being overly formal, and the tables are placed sufficiently far apart so one can talk. It's a restaurant we're delighted to come back to again and again.Special Features:
- 3rd time here...ThePearlDined on 10/15/2014never disappoints... the quality of food in so many NYC restaurants is so sub par and they're living off their reputations. Telepan truly is for food lovers and it is always a special dining experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal in a lovely settingMadelenaDined on 10/14/2014An interesting, well-executed menu with something for everyone's taste. We tried the tasting menu, and it allowed us to try dishes that we might not otherwise have had. Excellent mixed drinks as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very satisfying.asiannewyorkDined on 10/12/2014Love atomosphere. Food is good and great service. It should be good for special occasion. Very romantic for adult couple.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Brunch...NYFelionessDined on 10/12/2014I had seen Telepan on PBS' Mike Colameco's show and everything they made looked delicious and not run of the mill. Since my niece lives in the area I took her for brunch Sunday to give it a try. It was such a great find. Everything from the sweet breads/scones to the pancake soufflé and shrimp with grits was delicious. We are planning to go back soon for dinner this time. The staff from the top down was professional, friendly and helpful(especially when I had a personal crisis and didn't feel well-nothing to do with the food). Try Telepan, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:
- dinahVIPDined on 10/11/2014The food was lovely. Very busy on a Saturday night and our drinks arrived almost the same time as our appetizers. Recommend going but at off peak hours.I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedVIPDined on 10/11/2014Forgetaboutit! This once top UWS restaurant now serves small portions of flavorless fare at outrageous prices and hot dishes arrive at table cold. And the wine list offers some glasses of wine at full bottle prices.
- OverratedfoodiefromPSDined on 10/10/2014No one in our party of four had anything critical to say of the food or the service, but nor did anyone comment favorably. My dishes were rather small and not memorable. We found the service a bit slow and frosty.
- fairbulldogDined on 10/8/2014The service was atrocious from beginning to end. We were seated and waited a long time for our menus. Then the wait to order drinks...appetizers came quickly. There was a LONG lull between the main course arriving. The bill took even longer. The food was fair. I had grouper that was nothing special. My partner had the lobster tagliatelle that was very good. Huge disappointment. The dessert menu was fair. Too much chocolate and fruit. I like my chocolate sans fruit.
- Good, but did not soar.LosOsosJayVIPDined on 10/8/2014Several months ago my wife and I had a wonderful 3-course restaurant week lunch at Telepan. The corn soup was spectacular, and so were our entrees. So we were really looking forward to dinner. Unfortunately that fell a bit short. The cauliflower soup was good but no better. My smoked trout appetizer was tasty and generous, but undersmoked. The chicken I ordered was ok, nothing out of the ordinary. My wife's fish was quite good. No room for dessert, and the dessert menu did not seem compelling. Ambiance in the side room was nice. Service was an issue. We were two couples, and asked for split checks. At the end, the waiter said the payment system would not cooperate. So he estimated the split and got it completely wrong. Sigh!Special Features:
- Ok and borderline underwhelmingLiv2eatDined on 10/8/2014We expected so much more considering Telepan got one Michelin star . The price lived up to the hype but the food and attention to detail lacked on many levels.
- ZZGrannyDined on 10/8/2014Telepan never disappoints in food or service....a creative menu with Chef Bill Telepan truly using "what is fresh" and "what is local" ....I visit NYC twice a year and always have at least one meal at Telepan each visitSpecial Features:
- among the Upper West Side eliteDrMBGVIPDined on 10/7/2014Best restaurant we've eaten in on the UWS in yearsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food -- No pretention!wineloverVIPDined on 10/5/2014The food here is special, the service warm and professional, and the setting pleasant. A place to enjoy a meal fit for foodies without "attitude." I will be back again -- it could become a favorite haunt.Special Features:
- oversalted and overpricedFrenchyDined on 10/4/2014Food meager (when we got home my husband had to resort to a bowl of cereal) and, except for a huge dose of salt, bland; service quick but not gracious; wine abysmal ("sommelier" offered a taste as he unscrewed the cap, and when we said the wine was bad he said "I'll have to charge you for it because there's nothing wrong with the wine itself" -- though he never bothered to taste it so how did he know that? Furthermore, the bill charged $2 more for the wine than the list indicated). We'd have walked out at that point, but we had guests. We live partly in France and know fine restaurants there and in NY. This is not even a good restaurant.
- Telepan sets a high standardFasitaVIPDined on 10/4/2014Bill Telepan is a gifted thoughtful and generous chef. His restaurants reflect his personality, quietly elegant. The food on your plate is just as delicious as the large Hollywood style photos of glamorous vegetable are beautiful.Telepan was the first to highlight local and season foods a now popular trend.I don't know of another white tablecloth restaurant that's so relaxed like wearing well polished boots with your best dress rather than teetering pumps. This makes the whole experience very pleasant. I'd like to single out the front of the house staff for praise. We changed the time of our reservation 3 times (Yom Kipper). They were polite thoughtful and intelligent. Being treated like gold ensures the loyalty Telepan's cooking deserves.Special Features:
- Expensive but deliciousEltonfanDined on 10/4/2014Mani mani special was succulent! Beet pierogies were amazing! Too bad the portions are small and the price so high.Special Features:
- Almost thereJustFolksVIPDined on 10/1/2014Excellent food, beautiful surroundings, service cordial but slow. Still, one of the best in this part of town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LVMummyVIPDined on 9/28/2014We were referred by a friend who is a New Yorker. She remarked it is consistently good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OperaLindaVIPDined on 9/27/2014Great pre opera option. Vert accommodating to food allergies. Food elegant and service is excellentSpecial Features:
- fijiVIPDined on 9/27/2014Our server, Ryan, was fine, and the food was, as always, superb. OK, we did the 4-course prix-fixe, so with tax and tip, it was inching toward $300. And we wondered. But no, once again, finally it was worth it. And of course, we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The best thing to ever come out of Tennessee...I-65 heading south.
I read it on the Internet. I must be true....
..turns out he never said the word guarantee one time. All he said was that he was going to do his best to play within himself and to do what the coaches asked of him. Then he said, "We're gonna win this game"..
That's a guarantee of sorts but it wasn't as arrogant as the media has made it sound.
Heck, I can guarantee a victory also. I just don't know which team will have it!
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That issue has gone under the bridge, under the next bridge, over the next dam and is gone.
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Winter's coming to the the north Cornish coast..
Click on the image for a clearer view. It's worth zooming in on this one ;-)
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So beautiful, Adrian. I think I wouldn't even mind the cold to see scenes like this. :)
Thank you Syliva. It was cold. Around 4c but I love the coast in winter. The tourists have, for the most part, deserted the beaches and the weather, the light, it's all so dramatically beautiful. :-)
It's for images like this that I am happy I have a 24″ monitor! That sure was worth clicking on for the expanded view! Wow! A stunner!
Thank you Phil. The sensor on the D800 really does capture the detail. :-)
For capturing all the great detail of a wonderful scenic like this, a full frame sensor sure does do a fantastic job!
Very dramatic and nicely done!
Blessings ~ Wendy
Thank you Wendy, I appreciate that. :-)
WOW! Stunning! It IS worth zooming in. :-) The image is so real, I feel like I could reach out and touch that water!
Thank you Melony, that's very kind. So glad you liked it. :-)
Winter looks beautiful from this image :)
It is Marina. As I said to Sylvia, the winter weather and the light (when it's not flat grey overcast) really make this land/seascape come alive. I think beaches never look more inviting than in pictures taken in winter. The summer light is just too harsh I think with all that sand to reflect it. :-)
Beautiful scenery!!
Thank you Rexlin, it truly is. :-)
Looks a bit threatening, but beautifulIy so.
Thank you Karen. It was blowing a gale and just 4c. Although warm by your winter standards, it was cold enough for me and it wouldn't have been fun to be out on the water. It makes for good photo opportunities though. :-)
Nice shot for the challenge, but most of all I love the wind turbines…. ;)
Thank you Gunta. I guessed you'd spot those. There are very many hills in Cornwall now that have sprouted these turbines. They are a much more welcome addition to the skyline than all those electricity pylons in my opinion. I think they add to this picture rather than detracting from it. I mention this because there are any number of committees convened to oppose such wind farms, almost before the landowner has made a decision to go ahead, on the grounds that they are an eyesore and a blot on the landscape. Sadly those unsightly pylons I mentioned are needed to feed the green energy back into the national grid so, we're stuck with both unfortunately. The wind turbines are woefully inefficient of course but they are at least contributing something. :-)
I don't know about the pylons, but I think the turbines are beautiful. I don't know just how efficient my solar panels are, but I feel sure they are contributing something as well… ;)
Exactly and efficient isn't necessarily the best measure, every kW helps. :-)
I can almost feel the sea breeze!
Thank you chief. :-)
Another fine one!
Thank you very much Bumba.
Absolutely stunning! You have captured essence of the beauty there.
Thank you so much Ese. :-)
is wonderful…magic…
charming view
Thank you Vento. :-)
Very nice caputered landscape and the coast.
Thanks Lou! :-)
You live in such a gorgeous place!
Thank you, I feel very fortunate. :-)
Beautiful image, Chillbrook.
Thank you Scott.
Gorgeous! And, thank you so stopping by mine. :-)
Thank you and it was a pleasure! :-)
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Welcome to the Friends of the Centaure Society (FROCS). This website is for collectors and gun enthusiasts who are interested in the"Belgian Colt" and want to learn more about the European brother to the Hartford Colt 1860.
The Meeting of the FROCS 2014 was held last month in Höfheim, Germany. Please explore the MOTF 2014 link above to see all of the pictures from this great event. The new Centaure book was revealed. Please read the story below.
Hello FROCS and Centaure Aficionados,
Sadly enough the 5th Meeting of the FROCS at the site of the Hofheim shooting club is history. You missed something so I am told by those attending. Hence this report for those who could not make it …
· During the closed sessions on Saturday some 30 FROCS and Centaure Aficionados from Austria, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland attended the meeting.
· One of the regional news papers by the name of Höchster Kreisblatt interviewed your truly on Friday and pointed interested citizens to the meeting and the exhibition on Sunday through a nice announcement in German .
· After a welcome address the meeting was formally started by the two presenters of the 2014 FROCS Hall of Fame Awards
o The Shooting Star Award went to FROCS #56 Michael "Archangel" van der Meulen, whereas the
o Lifetime Achievement Award was given to FROCS #44 Erik "Erik Fridjoffson" Schelenz
o The program was continued with remarks on recent discoveries and findings of the Centaure research (bilingual version German/English enclosed)
· Then started what we FROCS had been waiting for all the time – after a safety briefing – shooting the Centaures, making smoke and ringing steel during our main match and 2-shooter team shoot side matches (dubbed Singel und Dabbel Tiehm Schuth: Centaures and lever action rifle).
· During these matches our master gunsmith, conversion artist and cowboy gun restorer by the name of FROCS #50 Karl "Luger Master" Nedbal showed some facets of his art by "healing" smaller and bigger ailments of some Centaures presented to him on the spot (free of charge).
· One of the afternoon highlights was the auction of the only RNMA Super de Luxe currently included in the survey. The deal included a wooden case plus Italian accessories. The good news: the SdL found a new herd with one of the pards present. The bad news this herd is not ranging in Hofheim. Further goodies sold were a hand-made and nicely carved period holster set for the Centaure and an Italian Colt 1860 from the early 1970s with Buscadero holster. This whole auction show was staged by our "auctioneer" Jörg "Magic Joe" Ullrich.
· The patron of the meeting who was also our main sponsor, Chief Executive of the Main-Taunus District Michael Cyriax, paid his visit during the afternoon in due time to attend the Celebrity and Sponsor Shoot. With him came one of his blue eyed young men by the name of Martin Woitschell. Woitschell is the guy behind the scene who pulled the strings when we needed technical or organizational support … in kind or else … This is something you always appreciate when setting up such a meeting. Cyrix gave his warm welcome talk on behalf of the District administration. He also indicated that he would be pleased to support similar meetings in the future. In response we invited both Cyrax and Woitschell to become honorary FROCS … which they thankfully accepted. Herr Cyriax now is FROCS #165 Chief Rub, Martin Woitschell's alias is FROCS #161 Reverend Martin.
· From what I heard our celebrities and sponsors attending the Saturday sessions enjoyed shooting Centaure conversions and engaging steel target with BP loads. Together with sponsor Elmar "Silent Elmar" Hollerbach our brand new honorary FROCS Michael "Chief Rub" Cyriax out-performed the rest of them.
· All participants of the various shoots of the day received their certificates plus some sponsored goodies in kind during the casual get-together wining and dining during the evening around the campfire so to speak.
· For the Centaure exhibition on Sunday which was open to the public some 40 participants and visitors from the regional shooting clubs and collector associations made it to the SV Hofheim site. We were able to present some 60 Centaure variants from the visiting FROCS. Among them was a unique cased RNMA factory engraved in de Luxe style. The engraving and coverage, however, was executed in Super de Luxe (!) fashion. In other words: a high gloss polish Super de Luxe without silver inlayed rings around the cylinder and muzzle (see pics). Like the years before this year's jury made of FROCS Hall of Fame award winners of the years 2013 and 2014 had to assess the quality of the Centaures on display in three categories
o Regular New Model Army 1st Variation
o Best Restored or Unusual Centaure
o Finest Centaure
Like during the evening before certificates were printed for the winners thanks to the computer work of FROCS #56.
· Some preliminary calculation of the financials indicate that we generated a gross revenue through the meeting exceeding by far last year's gross. The FROCS will present these Euros to the hosting shooting club to be used for their youth division.
It is my honor to extend a hearty "thanks a bunch" to all those who supported and helped with this meeting, to make it possible in the first place. I thank the hosting SV Hofheim, the sponsors and donors in kind, the pards and pardetted who helped cleaning, building and later disassembling the stages and removing the props, the pards in the kitchen or at the grill and the pardette behind the bar …and I thank you, FROCS and Centaure Aficionados who live "around the corner" or spend hours and hours on the road to attend the meeting.
I hope it will be OK when I am ringing my own bell for a minute:
Since July 16, 2014 the Centaure book is reality . To realize this project self-publishing seemed to be prudent.
The first limited edition amounts to 100 copies only, printed by Bosch-Druck GmbH, Festplatzstraße 6, 84030 Ergolding.
I was able to get feedback on the book during the recent FROCS meeting. Although it is in English the response was a very positive one.
This is the first book dealing exclusively with the Centaure C&B revolver and Conversions.
There are seven chapters covering:
· 0 Introduction
· 1 Myth and Motherload
· 2 Facts and Figures
· 3 Models & Variations of the Centaure
· 4. Fiction, Odds & Ends
· 5 Centaure Conversions the Next Level of the Evolution?
· 6 Bibliography and Attachments
This book is the result of seven years of research into the Centaures together with James "Panhandle Paden" Frugé from Lubbock, TX, USA. It covers many facets of the history of our favorite percussion revolver, the Belgian brother of the venerable Colt M1860 Army.
I am particularly thankful for the foreword written by Nadine Hanquet, last president of the Belgian maker, and the endorsement of Dr. Jim Davis, founder of RPRCA – der Replica Percussion Revolver Collector's Association in the USA.
It's for all those shooters and collectors out there … and many, many others … I hope this book will eventually be referred to as the "Centaure-Bibel".
· Title: Centaure aka Centennial Army – Myths, Fiction, Facts and Figures
· Language: English
· Author: Wolf D. Niederastroth
· Format: w 19,5 cm, h 27,5 cm, t 2,5 cm
· Volume: 289 pages, many, many colored pictures and tables
· Price in Germany and most European countries: € 79,95 incl. 7 % VAT, plus packaging and shipping. Check back with me before you place your order
· Inquiries/orders: to my company Niederastroth Consulting GmbH, Rossertstr. 19A, D-65719 Hofheim/Germany at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by phone at +49-6192-901290 or +49-171-4529683
During the forthcoming open German Championship of the BDS im Westernschießen "Philippsburg Star 2014" in Philippsburg/Germany July 30 through August 3, 2014, you can purchase your copy from master gunsmith Klaus Mumme on site in Philippsburg in "the barrack".
Message for the FROCS and Centaure fans in the Americas: I am in the middle of talks with a US publisher to make the book available directly in the USA. To give you an idea shipping just one copy from Germany will incur shipping expense of € 17.00 alone and it will require an International money transfer from your bank because cashing in through say a credit card like VISA just is not possible …
Hence please be patient some. I'll keep you posted on the outcome of these negotiations.
Best regards from sunny Hofheim and c u all at the 6th Meeting of the FROCS 2015
Wolf D. "Long Johns Wolf" Niederastroth aka FROCS #2


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