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Not crying. Ben a Red Sox fan since 1960. This is the worst group in management i can remember. Tell me how a career 260 hitter should play a lot. Gomes is a nice guy in the dugout.and a bum on the field. Get real DON'T BE A DUMMY ALL YOUR LIFE
[/QUOTE]He kills lefties and has a nice swing for Fenway. The phrase "a lot" really means nothing when he went on to say they plan on signing at least one more OFer, and possible another.
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posted at 12/1/2012 6:58 PM EST
Gomes and D Ross make NO difference...the Punto and Melancon of 2013....
get a dam pitcher you front office salamis..a good one
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[/QUOTE]we get it...you dont need to say "add another pither" in every post
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posted at 12/2/2012 4:38 AM EST
Just a well target Crisp Ells will be gone after this year. It will take years to dig out of this hole. I'll be watching the Nationals they have a real front office with a real owner.
posted at 12/2/2012 4:40 AM EST
[/QUOTE]Look at his stats vs LHP, he'll be platooned with kalish or Nava. Name calling? grow up...
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Salty and Aceves might have new uniforms next week, but I doubt Lester and Ellsbury are going anywhere...
[/QUOTE]I'm convinced Salty will be moved before the season starts, and I don't think Lavarnaway is going anywhere. I don't see Lester and Ellsbury going anywhere either.
Aceves could be moved in the right deal, but Farrell likes him and having a spanish pitching coach in Juan Nieves might help with him as well. I just think they'd be selling low on a guy with a rubber arm and great stuff. I don't think they are "trying" to move him, but we'll see I guess...
[/QUOTE]I think Lav is going. He'll bring back a better return depending on the teams needs. Aceves and Salty stay.
Ok, maybe just wishful thinking on my part :) Im a salty fan.
Realistically, I think it could be a Ross/Salty platoon with Lav getting as much playing time as he can in AAA. Lav needs a lot more work on defense. Personally, I think he would be better at 1b, but thats just me.
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So far, Ross and Gomes are fits as support role players. Ross was paid nearly double his market, but he is a fit. Gomes was paid about the limit of his vlaue, in a 2 year placeholder platoon OF role.
[/QUOTE]so you think gomes was right on value but shane victorino who is 5 times the batter and defender you value at 1-2 mil.... your so backwards its not even funny
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[/QUOTE]At least one thing that notice about you georom 4, that you are sticking to your guns get some pitching. And i will second that suggestion, by saying, " great consistent pitching will take a team deep into the play-offs".
posted at 12/3/2012 1:14 PM EST
Victorino isn't a switch hitter and Gomes is a better RH hitter and has better OPS splits v LP and RP.
But, since you are giddy about Victorino for 2013 on, let's get the amount you are going to offer him, including the years?
[/QUOTE]i never said i wanted victorino... just pointing out that player A > player B and yet you value player B 5 times as much as player A.
theres no sense in giving my offer because you will just shoot it down and say something stupid about big labor billion dollar baseball blah blah blah.


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I really expected this school to be great. They were very disorganized. I had no contact info for the teachers and did not know what my children were supposed to be completing at home. The teachers skill level was average at best and would regularly yell at the children. When meeting with the teachers to discuss the issues we were having one of the teachers could not even pick her head up off of the desk for our meeting. I thought the curriculum it's self was good but the delivery was not.
This school is very disorganize at the beginning of the year. Days and weeks of time are wasted at this time. The Sandy Ridge school principal needs to be more visible and accessible every day. Some teachers need to improve their English skills. I don t have a problem with an accent of any kind but poor basic English grammar and writing skills are unforgivable. They crowd too many kids into one campus. The high school campus is not suitable for high school age students. It was built as a middle school. The PowerSchool is not updated regularly It should be done at least weekly, during each quarter. Not all on the last day of a quarter; the science department is particularly bad at this. Some teachers don t return work and test sheets to kids after they have been graded so they and parents can see strong and week areas. Again the science department is particularly bad at this. They wast time giving endless detentions for ridiculous rule infractions the Dean can never keep up with. Rules are rules but they need a better system. Teachers and staff direct traffic every day? What a wast of their time and it s depressing to see. I have never seen such a thing at any school before.
Designated ''quality school'' by State Public Charter School Authority. This school is a great school and becomes a better one every new school year.
I have four children attending this school, and couldn't be happier with the quality of the education they are receiving . We enjoy small class sizes and very high academic standards. The teachers are of a superior caliber, and many have their master's degree in in the subject they are teaching. This makes such a difference in their knowledge and enthusiasm in the classroom. As our school has grown are getting better and better with each passing year!
Coral is the best school and it is a fact. Because for 7th grade i went to Sig Rough and it say s it is 10 state school but it is not. Coral is a competitive school Rough is not. If you are a competitive person coral is the place. like i said i went to Rough for 7th grade it was bad the math teachers cant teach but coral have great teachers.
My daughter is a 7th grader and new student at Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas (CASLV). I am very excited that she is here. I had various reasons for applying even though I really liked the middle school we are zoned for in the CCSD school district that she attended for 6th grade. When I got the acceptance notice, I gave her the choice and after thinking it over for a few days she decided to accept. When she completed the 6th grade I was very concerned by what I saw in her Math grade Final Exam and researched further to find out that she was missing several foundational tools to progress, yet her final grade was a "C"... It concerned me that the reports I received all year showed that she was fine... I was excited to learn of CASLV's standards for learning and promotion. My daughter was hesitant over the summer when learning of CASLV's academic expectations and uniform policy, but when I picked her up on the first day, she was very excited and told me how happy she is to be attending Coral Academy and understands the foundation she is receiving to prepare her for High School. I appreciate the administration's focus to prepare the students for success in school and life.
This school is a great school. I do see some of the parents/students bashing the school and I don't understand why. Many of the student that do this come from Public School. Where they are familiar with how Public School is ran, not a Charter School. I've been apart of CASLV for 5 years now. When I first came to the school it wasn't a very pleasant school for me to be attending because I can from a Public School and didn't understand how the school worked. But as time went on the school really started to shine into an academic BOSS that it is today. It's not as bad as some people make it out to be. The Campus is clean, the teachers are getting better and better very year, and the activity's that the school is having, Home-coming and ect, is also improving. This school has classes for everyone. From smart to below average. ( and as for one of the comments talking about how the 10th graders of 2012-2013 school year failed is because of their own attitude towards that test, most of them didn't care or are too lazy to even attempt that test, yet not all of the 10th graders are that lazy )
Well,the new school year has begun in a very smooth way. The schedule was ready, school was very clean, everything/everybody was very organized. Shortly, everything was ready for the students for their education. Hope, it will continue in this way and this 2013-2014 school year will be very productive and successful for CASLV. If you are a parent and looking for a very good school, CORAL Las Vegas is exactly for you.
If you want a great education go to this school. Before I was going to a public school and the teachers treated me like I was stupid. I came to this school in 4th grade and they really advanced me. I'm learning 8th grade science and pre-algebra in 6th grade! This school is knows for their math and science programs but, the do advance you in language art, though not as much. However this school does not have a proper nurse. Most people say that they want to leave this school when the make it to high school because this school doesn't have homecoming or prom. The reason for this is because my school supports diversity. I am bummed out about this however, I care more about my education than school parties. Also, if you graduate from coral, a school that wins math and science competitions all over this United States, it will look really good on your college resume. If you look more forward to the American school dream, go to a public school. If you care about you education, career, and future, this is the school for you.
Despite the dire warnings of how American high schools are failing, based on high dropout rates, low academic achievement and underprepared graduates for college education our schools have come up with many great solutions to assist students with remedial needs. Many schools now focus on the following strategies to help underperforming students, moving, in general, from the traditional model of education to individualized education. - Allowing Students to Retake a Failed Course - Reduced Class Size - Learning Labs - Mentoring THIS is CASLV - Coral Academy of Science - Las Vegas #1 school in Nevada
Yesterday, I was at Coral to see the campus. When I got inside I thought that the floor was wet. But later on, I realized that there was no water on the floor. The cleaning company cleaned the school very well. People who say the school is not clean should go to the campus and see it. It was great. ( Just a suggestion to the people who think about the campus is clean or not. :) )
If you want your child to have a great education don't send your kids here... All they care about is $$$$. They dont care about the staff nor the kids... All the good teachers quit! I dont know how this school scored so high! They cram kids into the class rooms. Last year all the kids were getting sick due to the un-cleanliness of the school... pleas do yourself a favor look elsewhere.......
Hi . Online here I noticed that lots of parents are discussing how much they love coral. But the students don't really talk but when they do they really don't like this school. Ive only found one here that says they liked the school and they attend it . Well anyways i left coral after attending it last year. Within the first few weeks I left . Once I left the school I went to liberty and all the ciriculum is WAY harder. Lucky I managed to get all the help I needed from tutoring and now I have a 4.0 . So yeah . Coral just wasnt challenging . Lucky i left before I got even more dumber . BTW , my friend is a softimore and she said that more than half of the 10th graders FAILED the proficiencies . Sorry coral . But i loved the campus . BEAUTIFUL . And the people were super nice and outgoing. Just wish they had a better education. :(
This was a great school to go to. I advanced in math and science. I loved that in this school you got to work outside and there was more hands on learning. I would like to be a teacher. I would recommend this school to anybody.
Coral Academy has a pretty good middle school criteria but the high school is utterly ridiculous. I could go on and on about how unorganized the school is and how the students don't care about the schools environment but I will just tell you about the education. There are two main qualities the teachers have at coral academy, they're too easy for the students OR they don't even know how to teach. My english teacher was my favorite in 9th grade due to his great teaching skills and his willingness to help. My biology teacher didn't ever follow up with her word and caused the majority of my honors biology to fail the final. Don't even get me started with my geometry teacher. The guy didn't care. I went to tutoring almost everyday, I went over every question I got wrong on every test,quiz, or homework and you know what he says to me everytime I fail? YOU DONT TRY HARD IT VERY EASY. Thanks sir thats really helpful. If you miss any quizess in that class he just places it as a zero. So much of a college prep school . WE HAVE RECESS ! Dear coral academy, please hire people that speak english and have the willingness to help students day in and day out. DON'T SEND HIGHSCHOOLERS HERE.
Don't believe the hype. It's a good school and will really look good on your college aps and I really am overall satisfied that I sent my child there. The majority of the teachers do make themselves available but be forewarned that you and your child will have to do the majority of the heavy lifting. If you are not prepared to be a highly involved parent or have a child who is not driven to excel in school then I would recommend you look elsewhere. Overall, Coral is a great small school. It's focus is (surprise) math, science and engineering - so, don't go here if you don't enjoy those topics. Social Studies is pretty good for a science school; the quality of the English courses is good not great. The kids are smart, friendly and nice. Unlike other specialized High Schools, there is not a drug or a cheating culture. It's not very cliquish either. The teachers really know my child and are available for extra help when needed. Even though it is a pretty new school it already has an outstanding reputation and collage acceptance list.There is great communication with the administration if a parent or student have an issue. I highly recommend this school.
Our campus may not be the prettiest (Sandy Ridge). It may be a little rough around the edges. But what the building is lacking is made up 10 fold inside with caring staff and teachers. My daughter is in the advanced Math and Science program in 6th grade and has excelled this year with a 4.0. We tried the private schools of Las Vegas and found them to be overcrowded and behind in Math and Science. I am proud to display the Coral Academy Magnet on my car and I am proud to tell other parents where my daughter goes to school. They are truly a college prep school and care about my child's future!
My son attended the Tamarus campus for Kindergarden. This campus is over crowded, not well maintained, no library, no art room (art is done on the playground), no school nurse, no science lab (as promised at the beginning of the year) and a very high teacher turn over. I see NOTHING to support the "math and science" attached to the schools name. Please do your research before sending your child to this school.
CASLV has many problems: high turn-over of staff, teachers with poor English skills, disorganization within the administration and overcrowding. There was not a lot of willingness by the administration to address concerns of the parents when these concerns were brought to their attention. The attraction of the smaller size was a draw, but failed to live up to its initial draw. Overall, the problems overwhelm the positives.
I've lived in Las Vegas before and have known the principle and some the great teachers of Coral Academy of Science for some time. They were all very educated and highly qualified teachers. Students were also very smart, polite and diligent. I really enjoyed being at Coral Academy of Science... My daughter loved the school as well while we were there...
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Do NOT like the owner – In regards to foodlover, I had a similar experience in which the owner assumed I was from a different country and was extremely condescending. He treated me as though I had just stepped fresh off a boat. I will never go back to this place nor will I ever recommend it to anyone.
Also, their chicken parm is not all that great neither were any of the other dishes the rest of my party got. Also, a nice restaurant serves their soda products in a can without even opening it for their customers? Crazy
Disregard for what he customer wants!!!!!!!!!! – I normally don't write reviews but today's incident has so enraged me that I think it deserves a mention. This was my 2nd trip to the restaurant; the 1st experience was pretty good. When I requested the waitress that since I don't like tomato sauce could I get cream sauce in a particular dish she said that she will have to check. Out came the owner told me that they would make anything for me however, his judgment should be trusted and that this dish would taste very bad in cream sauce and made me order another dish (I had ordered the same combination the 1st time I went to the restaurant the waiter then was nice and got it for me. I even remember eating the leftovers the next day). He went on to presume that me and the rest of the party on our table were south Asian and insisted that his judgment in terms of food should be trusted. He went on to tell us about some south Asian dish that wouldn't go well with chicken. He went on to bad mouth an Indian restaurant that he had been to in town and how it was too expensive (completely out of place in this situation).Since the others on my table were hungry and I didn't want to spoil their mood I just ordered a small salad and left. Although everyone else on my table wanted to leave without ordering a meal due to the owner's behavior, I told them to not cancel their orders; I tried not to make a big deal of it. However, I am surely NOT going to this restaurant ever again.
Beware-Disappointed – Went there with another couple at our suggestion because we had heard it was a special place.Service was great and owner was attentive. The rest was downhill.
Two of us ordered Shrimp fra Diavalo and both felt it was tasteless and lacked any of the hot spice this dish is supposed to have. My Veal Parmigiana was more like Breading Parmigiana with the veal totally lacking in flavor and too thin to offer any textural difference with breading. The sauce on the pasta was the same as that on the shrimp dish. The fourth person ordered Ahi and was served a dried piece of fish with a slight ribbon of rare running through it.
The menu is totally boring and the execution seems to be more in line with Wedding food.
There are too many good Italian restaurants in Raleigh for us to ever go back to Luna.
I don't typically write reviews, but we just had an excellent experience at this restaurant and I thought I should share. We stopped in without a reservation after viewing a movie at the IMAX. It was around 7:00pm and we were told they could put a table in the entry way, but that no other table would be available until about 8:45pm. It was too crowded with people coming and going and there was a cold draft in the entry way, so we declined and walked out to decide on another location. In about 30 seconds, the owner came out to tell us that the diners at one of their walk-in tables had gotten their check if we'd like to come back in and wait for that. We decided we would. While we were waiting, he offered us each a glass of wine. After a short wait, we were seated. The selections and prices were very good, the wait staff was prompt and pleasant, and everyone's food was quite good. When we received our bills, we were pleasantly surprised to see that the wine had been complimentary. The owner himself checked on us several times during the meal, and stopped by as we were getting up to leave to check a final time, thank us, and shake our hands. We were impressed with that attentiveness and the food and prices. We will return.
Dull & Boring: Unsophisticated Downtown Relic – What a mistake we made in going: all six members of our party walked away disappointed. The only thing great about this place is the ambiance and location. I was here years ago, and clearly time has forced the owner to reconsider his business plan: reduced quality, less food, higher prices. The menu is completely boring. The choices appear exotic, but all come out looking relatively the same. The food portions were OK only for pasta dishes; grilled meats, fish and vegetable sides were tiny. Fish was very overcooked. My "grilled vegetables" consisted of three slices of very thin zucchini with grill marks on it. The grill marks were misleading; it wasn't cooked and was actually cold. The "house" salad dressing is largely olive oil with no flavor. When we asked for alternative dressings, we were told: "Why don't you order a Caesar?" And don't consider bringing a child; the menu has no child-friendly options. The clientele has shifted considerably in recent years and the portion sizes and limited menu reflect this. The average age of the customers when we were there (7PM) was about 60. No judgement here - I look forward to 60! - but not exactly the kind of place you hope to go for hip, chic or trendy downtown dining. All said, Caffe' Luna was in its prime 10 years ago, but is clearly in decline. I'm sad to say I won't go back. None of us will. Perhaps the expanding Raleigh restaurant scene with upscale and innovative menus (and clientele to match) have relegated Caffe Luna as an outdated relic of Raleigh's less-sophisticated recent past. What a shame.
Stay Away – Had heard good things about the place when moving to town. Since we love Italian we were looking for a regular (weekly basis) Italian place. Food was average at best. The thing that turned me off completely was that I ordered a bottle of Chianti that turned out to be the color of old brick and tasted like dirt. When I tried to send it back the owner came over to inform me that there was nothing wrong with the wine and that I just must not know much about wine since Chianti was supposed to look and taste like that. I informed him that I did infact know a good bit about wine and that the bottle had obviously gone bad, I would pay for it and he could do what he liked with it but I wasn't drinking it. So for the cost of a $30-$35 bottle of wine he lost 2 regular customers and I tell everyone I see to avoid this plac.
Great food but disappointed – We visited this restaurant one night without a reservation which wasn't a problem. We were seated within 10-20 minutes. We had heard/read about this restaurant a lot and were very excited to finally dine here. The atmosphere of this place is excellent with Nicole Kennedy's art work on the wall (which are beautiful by the way). I think the menu is affordable and there are quite a few to choose from. The portion size was big and everything tasted fantastic. Although I was very disappointed with the service. We were seated at a table right by the door because the hostess informed us that that was the only table available without a reservation until about 9pm (We were there around 7). But then when people came in after us without reservations they were seated inside the restaurant (and we were freezing because we were right by the door). Then our waitress seemed to be very inexperienced as she hardly ever came to our table and when it was time to bring us the check, she brought a several over to figure out which one it was. She had no idea what we even ordered!! So overall, great food but bad service. But maybe it just wasn't our night.
Absolutely Delicious! Highly Recommended! – Pay not attention to people on here who obviously have a negative view on most anything in life and want to take it out on someone. Try Caffe Luna for yourself - between the delicious food and great service (the owner personally goes through the restaurant to make sure you have a great experience), you too will love it! I've been there enough times to know this is really delicious Italian and there must be something really wrong with the people who have nothing but negative comments!
Wonderful!! The Best!! – My husband, I and our three children have had some wonderful dinners at Caffe Luna over the years, and Parker is a super host. We always go there for my birthday as I love the great food plus the attentiveness to every detail.
My office goes to Caffe Luna for lunch at least twice a month and I can say unequivocally that this is the BEST restaurant in Raleigh!
There are definitely many reasons it has been voted Best Italian Restaurant for several years in a row!
Cafe Lunacy – Be sooo glad you checked with Citysearch and did your research-I wish I did. My husband took me here for my birthday. We are always glad to try new places, but kicked ourselves for not doing any research on this place. First, we ordered a bottle of champagne. They had no champagne flutes! They bill themselves as a wedding venue and have no champagne flutes. It was hard enough to drink champagne out of a wine glass for my birthday, I think I would have left my own reception if I had to drink out of one on my wedding day.
Second, we ordered a starter to share and then two entre salads for our main course. All of the food arrived at the same time. Since it was a very hot evening, by the time we turned to our salads, they were wilted and warm.
Third, we split a dessert. There was no asking if we wanted coffee, the bill arrived with the dessert as if they wanted us to take our dessert to go and get out right then so they could fill the table yet again. I am completely puzzled by the level of business such a mediocre restaurant does. I will never be back.
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"It's time to move on, time to get going,
What lies ahead, I have no way of knowing."
– Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
We knew Petty grew up in Florida and has written about Orlando in some of his songs, but who knew he was a Magic fan? He has to be, right? Why else could he possibly be singing about moving ahead into a perilous, uncertain future?
"Everybody can sit around and predict how it's all going to turn out, but nobody really knows," team CEO Alex Martins said earlier this week as the Magic prepared for tonight's season opener against the Denver Nuggets.
Martins is, of course, correct. Nobody really has any idea how good or bad the Magic will be over the next few seasons as they try to move on and get past the Dwightmare that has haunted the franchise for the last two seasons.
We have discussed and debated, bisected and trisected the whys and what-fors of Dwight Howard's devastating divorce from Orlando. Fans have gone through several emotional stages – denial, anger and depression to name a few.
But now it is time for acceptance and advancement.
Time to say, good night, Dwight.
Time to start a new day.
And a new way.
I'm here today to give you a pep talk, Magic fans.
I'm here to tell you that it's not as hopeless as it seems.
Yes, Dwight is gone, the Magic are down and there's a lot of gloom and doom surrounding the franchise. I'm not going to sugarcoat it and tell you the Magic are going to amazingly turn into the NBA's version of Hoosiers by upsetting the big-city powerhouses (see Miami and L.A.) on their way to a miraculous NBA title. What I am going to say is this: When the Magic are down; they don't usually stay down long.
It's always amazed me how the Magic are negatively perceived even by some in their own fan base. After corresponding with many fans in recent days, you'd think the Magic were the NBA's version of the Cubs. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth.
Do you know who has the longest active playoff streak in the NBA's Eastern Conference?
The Magic, that's who.
Since the DeVos family purchased the team two decades ago, do you know which team in the Eastern Conference is tied for first in highest winning percentage?
The Magic, that's who.
And in those two decades, do you know who has the Eastern Conference's second-most playoff appearances?
The Magic, that's who.
The point is this: Magic fans have had it pretty good over the years compared to also-ran franchises around the league. The Magic have been to 14 playoffs in the last 19 years. Compare that to Wizards (five) or the Warriors (two).
"Our fans have become accustomed to winning as we have," Martins says. "Our goal is to win a championship, and if we're not headed in the right direction, we address it and make the necessary changes."
This is the good news if you're an Orlando fan. Yes, Magic fans have had to suffer, but never for an extended period of time. If Magic ownership was a bunch of penny-pinching cheapskates, I'd be the first to say the situation is now hopeless. But that's simply not the case.
Say what you will about the Magic never winning a championship, but it hasn't been for lack of trying. The Magic have not always spent their money wisely, but at least they've always spent it. Since the tax era started in the NBA, only five teams in the league have gone over the salary cap and spent more in luxury tax money than the Magic have. Orlando might be the 20th-largest market in the league, but the Magic have spent like they are the Knicks, Lakers or Bulls.
With Dwight's desertion, er, departure, the Magic's new mission is to clear cap space, acquire draft picks and get themselves back in contention as quickly as possible.
It's not going to be easy, painless or instantaneous. It never is when you lose one of the NBA's most dominant players.
It will be interesting to see how loyal and forgiving Magic fans will be with a franchise that has spoiled them from the beginning. Will they remain devoted as their hometown team endures the process of rebuilding? It won't be easy in a society and sports world where patience is a dirty word.
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Great for Yankees who don't know BBQ" – Tender BBQ, but no smoke. Poor vinegar sauce, the "pickles" were more like cucumbers with vinegar sprinkled on them. Who serves pickles with BBQ anyway? The cornbread was cake like, but not sweet, makes you wonder if they use cornmeal. The hushpuppies at $4 extra were overcooked and greasy. It's cozy only if small is the only criteria for cozy. If so yes, it's cozy. This place made me remember where I was...chapel hill. And I don't mean that in a good way. An embarrassment to NC BBQ.
IF PRIOR REVIEWS FOUND THIS PLACE TO BE THE BEST THEY HAD, I CRINGE AT THE WORST. – I have recently dined at the Barbecue Joint. I also have read the prior reviews of this establishment. I can only say that those rave reviews must have been written by the staff, because the food my family was served deserved none of the praise.
I was looking forward to some nice brisket. They don't serve it at the Barbecue Joint, nice brisket that is. They do serve brisket, but their version doesn't come close to decent. The brisket appeared to be pre-cut, doused with sauce and then zapped in the microwave. I don't think I have had brisket quite that bad before. Any establishment that re-warms a main course in a microwave does not deserve to stay in business. The process drives away any moisture left in the food and gives it a very distinctive taste and mouth feel. Yuck!
The (taters), were greasy limp and just warm. Yuck! They also tasted like they were fried up in the same fryer as everything else. The hush puppies were about as bland as you could get. They were fried just fine, but they had no taste. They were not worth the space they take up. The slaw was also very bland. The baked beans were alright, but certainly were not exceptional.
My daughter was looking forward to the barbecued catfish that (Rachel Ray) had touted on her visit to the JOINT. All I can say is Rachel must have brought her own. The version we were served was quite soggy and appeared to have been pre-cooked and had been sitting. Yuck x 2!
The prior reviews simply did not reflect reality. To say that we were very disappointed with our visit would be and understatement. How this establishment has kept people coming in the door is beyond comprehension. Customers must have simply come in based on the prior reviews.
By the way, I have been to Allen and Sons also. Their food is equally as poor in pizzaz & quality. Again, the Triangle is a vast wasteland of poor barbecue and overuse of vinegar. Wise up.
The BBQ is good, but check out the rest of the menu – My lunch partner swears by the barbecue platter here, but I never order without checking what's cooking today. Recently, I had an excellent meal of boudin and tongue, a platter you'd have a hard time finding north of Lafayette, La. Yesterday, it was a large bowl of Brunswick Stew. And the gumbo is uniformly delicious.
I've eaten here many times and have never been disappointed. Truly, one of the great food finds, and food bargains, in the Triangle.
Best BBQ in the Triangle – The Triangle is a BBQ desert in the middle of the BBQ oasis of North Carolina. There are very few places for BBQ in the Triangle worthy of NC's reputation in the craft of the porcine ambrosia. The BBQ joint is the best and is a decent example of Eastern style BBQ. The BBQ is moist, smokey, and importantly, consistent from visit to visit. It definitely passes the "needs no sauce" test. The sides are gourmet quality, especially the brussel sprouts with homemade smoked bacon. The menu has a wide selection which varies daily. Other high points are desserts such as sweet potato bread pudding with bourbon cream sauce.
I don't know what to make of the following two reviews other than they must from the gustatorily challenged. Perhaps it is part of a campaign, for there is another BBQ place not far down the road which in the last year has hired a PR agent to do things like get them listed in GQ as "best BBQ restaurant in America," despite the fact that they serve dried out bacon every other day in place of BBQ. When that place even bothers to open, that is, as I find them closed seemingly randomly both at lunch and dinner during prime days of the week. Newcomers to the area often read such propaganda for hire and recycle it as if it makes them a BBQ expert. It most assuredly does not.
I also don't know what to make of the editorial review which cites slow service. The BBQ Joint is self-service. You order at a counter. Most of the food is pre-prepared. The food is dished up and delivered to you at the counter as you order it.
About the only criticism to be made of the BBQ joint is that, for purists, they aren't a "log burner." That is, the BBQ Joint's product is made in gas fired cookers which generate indirect smoke by heating a box for the wood. The gas fumes and exhaust do not make contact with the BBQ itself, however. The BBQ is slow cooked by wood smoke and is exceedingly flavorful for those with taste buds intact.
Excellent service, horrible food – I went to the BBQ joint with two friends. We ordered a selection of dishes, including the BBQ pork, cornbread, hush puppies, coleslaw, pickles. The staff could not have been more helpful and accomodating, but the food was beneath contempt. The pulled pork had not a whiff of smoke savour, while the hushpuppies' chief flavour-note was library paste. The only highlight of the meal was the pickled cucumbers--lightly sweet, tangy and fresh. The cornbread was good, but not outstanding. There are much better alternatives in the Triangle, including the Q-Shack and Allen & Son. Avoid this place!
Poor service and poor food – If you like terrible food and service in a dingy restaurant, this is the place for you. The food is inconsistent with odd flavors and the employees are more concerned with what is on TV than getting out your food. Visiting this establishment will test your patients and your stomach. Don?t say you weren?t warned!
Great Food if You Steer Clear of the BBQ – The BBQ Joint is one of my absolute favorite places to not eat BBQ. Their crabcakes are wonderful, their ribs, excellent, their BBQ chicken, outstanding. Their sides (especially sprouts, beer-baked beans, and collards) are equally delicious and they often have great deserts.
The BBQ: iffy at best. Too tough, too much gristle, too little seasoning. I'd eat it before I went to Allen&Son's or Danny's BBQ, but there's so many better items on the menu that I've never had to make that decision.
Brilliant but spotty – Great food at times. We like the barbecue. The vegetables were a screaming buy when the place first opened, at $1.50. At $3, some are still worth it. The Spanish speaking workers are well intentioned; the owners are totally energetic, but some of the native USA white staff is less than enthusiastic.
Best BBQ, but the sides are even better – The BBQ is outstanding, but the sides are even better-- cheese grits, baked beans, brussel sprouts in garlic and bacon (see Rachel Ray's review). Slow service? Not any of the two dozen times we've been there.
Amazing fried squash and decent barbecue – A casual restaurant which not only serves decent barbecue (not the best I've had, but pretty good), but really excellent sides. The fried squash was made to order and the best I've ever had - perfectly cooked slices of squash with shatteringly crisp shell, with a little thyme and kosher salt. The cole slaw was flavorful and crunchy without being runny/watery. The hush puppies were good - perfectly fried without being greasy. They also serve some great salads and other entrees, a little more variety than the typical barbecue place. I like the barbecue - but I prefer a little more fatty meat - this barbecue is pretty lean and not as tender as I like. Overall, I'm looking forward to my next visit there!
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A ha! I knew if I dug around enough I would find an answer to why garlic was not deified in the past (as I initially believed). The information came from the book "Da Vinci's Kitchen: The Secret History of Italian Cuisine" by Dave Dewitt.
Back in the day (the day being any time between the height of the Roman Empire to the time of the Renaissance), there was this belief system of hierarchal links, from which one could map base elements all the way up to God. In between was found the entirety of the world, with each animal, vegetable, mineral and all things divine given a certain status. The Divine was given the highest status, while mineral, not having a spirit, let alone a growth cycle or an appetite, was given the lowest status.
Within each of those divisions, further rankings were made, based off of their relation to the chain. Items that stayed closer to the earth (root vegetables, shellfish) were seen as "less divine" than items that were closer to God. Birds who could fly were seen as a noble food, while ducks and geese (who tended to hang out in the water) were seen as "less noble". Fruits that grew high in the trees were viewed in a better light than the vegetables that grew closer to (and often in) the ground. As you can imagine, these rankings affected the choices that some made when eating. Garlic and Onions (and later potatoes) were seen in the same light then as we see Wonder Bread and Velveeta Cheese sandwiches today – They were eaten if that was all that was available, but a person's status would be better determined if their diet consisted of grapes, pigeons and spices (which were somehow excluded from this chain due to their exotic status and the cost associated with their procurement).
So why was garlic looked down upon? Because it was a food that didn't bring a person closer to divinity. Thus it became prevalent within the diet of the lower classes, which in turn further alienated it from those with the power to influence.
The above should be read as a rough generalization of the process as a whole, as there were undoubtedly nuances and exceptions that I (and others) have yet to discover. But as a guideline into European food anthropology, it's a great starting point.