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After 20 years, Vinnie's Grill & Raw Bar has closed up shop at its South Boulevard location.
Former general manager David Luckey said the restaurant's last day of business was Sunday. The closure is permanent, he confirmed.
He said the general economic conditions had caused Vinnie's to struggle. "This economy makes everybody broke," said Luckey, who was helping to clean out the restaurant Thursday afternoon.
There are no plans to close the second Vinnie's location in Mooresville, which remains open, Luckey said.
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Vinnie's Grill & Raw Bar closes on South Boulevard
After 20 years, Vinnie's Grill & Raw Bar has closed up shop at its South Boulevard location.
50 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Hmmmm, funny that other restaurants in the area are doing well. Could it be that patrons got tired of average food and having the homeless drinking at the bar? The last time I was there I made a decision that it would be my last.
- December 20, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- Anonymous said...
This place sucked from the inception.
- December 20, 2012 at 5:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Right, blame everything on "the economy". Never mind competition, places that serve better food at better prices, or who have more courteous staff. And the place lasted twenty years?!? Consider yourself lucky. But we all know it's just because of the economy.
- December 20, 2012 at 6:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
Remember going there years back. Food was fair, oyster were good. Recently very dirty, service poor and did see the "homeless" drinking at the bar? The last time about two years ago and also, made a decision that it would be my last.
- December 20, 2012 at 7:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
I only went there once, for lunch about 14 years ago. My plate came with a roach attached. I never went back.
- December 20, 2012 at 7:16 PM
- Anonymous said...
The economy? Come on. How come every other restaurant in South End and Dilworth is doing fine? It's because the food was bad and the place was dirty. I've been there once in 99 and again about 4 years ago. It was the same. Never went back. Every time I drove by Vinnie's, I was surprised it was still open.
- December 20, 2012 at 7:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
The economy is to blame? Yeah, right! I'm sure the Health Department will be glad since Vinnie's always got bad scores.
- December 20, 2012 at 7:54 PM
- Anonymous said...
Dollar beer Wednesdays....those were the days.
- December 20, 2012 at 7:55 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hate to say it---but no great loss to me. Never forget the time I had a sandwhich there, couldn't finish it, asked the waitress to wrap it up for me. She comes back to the table and a roach was crawling out of the sandwhich, on the tin foil. NIIIIIICE
- December 20, 2012 at 8:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
I was there once with a friend of mine who didn't really have a good grasp of the social graces. It was a warm Friday afternoon and the side porch was crowded with people having a beer after work. Home Boy lit up a pinkie finger sized joint and started puffing. The crowd backed away until he was standing alone in the center of the porch. I haven't been back since.
- December 20, 2012 at 8:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
went once..and that was the last time. food sucks! I could only imagine a cook back there smoking a cig and stratching his butt as he cooked the food.
- December 20, 2012 at 8:42 PM
- Unknown said...
Good riddance. I went there over 15 years ago and they made my group get up from the table because we were done eating. We weren't done drinking, but we never went back there.
- December 20, 2012 at 9:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
Dollar beers and all you can eat crab legs on Monday nights. Great place back in the late 90's.
- December 20, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
I used to work at Vinnie's in 2002 and it was a great place and extremely popular! It was the place to be on Wed nights and the food was good. Granted things may have changed since but I will never forget what fun I had there. Sad to hear it closed.
- December 20, 2012 at 9:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
The Lake Norman location is clean and has good food. Last time I went to the South Blvd location was back in the 90's and watched a friend of mine take a shot poured down an ice block luge.
- December 20, 2012 at 10:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
The last time I was there it was so loud I couldn't hear myself or anyone else talk, but the decor had a lot of personality. Also smoking was allowed inside back then. I don't know if it's the economy. Places like Firebirds, 131 Main, Olive Garden and Red Lobster in Pineville have waiting lines on the weekends.
- December 20, 2012 at 10:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
Well, truth be said, ownership changed hands over the years. As in early days, as some have said,"was place to be" hoppin and bands. Food quality went down as well as "Talent". Cut off by food suppliers, cause of lack of payment over 3 years ago. They were on a cash basis with suppliers, death knell. Sad to see it go, but if you can't run a business, time to go.
- December 20, 2012 at 11:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
If the "homeless" person has money enough to pay for his drink and isn't bothering anyone why would you care snob?
- December 21, 2012 at 6:06 AM
- Anonymous said...
Nothing lasts forever!!!!!!!!!!
- December 21, 2012 at 6:50 AM
- Anonymous said...
This place was disgusting. We're all better off now that it's closed. Food was horrible and staff sucked! When most of the general public already knows that, you know it's bad!
- December 21, 2012 at 6:58 AM
- Anonymous said...
Maybe now a restaurant can take the former space. Good riddance!!
- December 21, 2012 at 8:04 AM
- Anonymous said...
The place used to be awesome. Dollar beers with good food and hot waitresses. Rewind 5 years ago and then you would still be open.
- December 21, 2012 at 8:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
So many haters on here. I'd love to see you sh*t talking morons try to keep a restaurant in business for 20 years. So long Vinny's, thanks for the good times.
- December 21, 2012 at 8:25 AM
- Anonymous said...
Reading the comment thread, you get the impression the same moron is posting over and over again within minutes. Same gripe, same basic story, etc. I want to ask the poster, did you get your butt kicked in the parking lot or something?
- December 21, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- Anonymous said...
I remember one night about 10-12 years ago where I was sitting at this location and some guy puked in a bucket. He then handed it back to the bartender who took away like it wasn't the first time it happened. Can't say I went back again.
- December 21, 2012 at 8:46 AM
- Anonymous said...
Lake Norman will be next! Went there and ordered a burger and they were out of buns, Bud Light, Jack Daniels and who knows what else. Still a great summer time hangout.
- December 21, 2012 at 8:46 AM
- gamecockYEM said...
No not the same poster. This place was terrible and probably the worst restaurant i have ever been to. TERRIBLE SERVICE AND TERRIBLE FOOD. Gross place overall.
- December 21, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- Anonymous said...
Helps to keep the doors open when you pay your taxes!
Half ass food.
Half ass service
Half ass excuse.
- December 21, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- Anonymous said...
I moved away from Charlotte about 5 years ago, but back then the food was good, the beer flowed, and the waitresses were HOT. Sorry to hear it went awry and then went away.
- December 21, 2012 at 9:35 AM
- Anonymous said...
looking forward to see what bar will buy that place. can only get better
- December 21, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- Anonymous said...
Agree, the first 10 or so comments were obviously by the same person. Very suspicious. Many loved that place, at least at happy hour. Cheap oysters and $1 beers were always nice. Couldn't go wrong with those 2. I still keep up with a couple of hot girls I met there a few years ago as well.
- December 21, 2012 at 10:48 AM
- Anonymous said...
You must be delirious, the Lake Norman location is the same as described for South Bl.
I predict the northern location will go the way of the other one - soon.
- December 21, 2012 at 10:53 AM
- Anonymous said...
The place was good and I had a lot of fun over the years...No...I have never seen a "Rach" there. I remember 1$ beer and the crab-legs.
Yes it is the Econemy...many busines are being strangled by new Obama taxes and it is hard to provide insurance for the workers...Funny how the left leaning Lemmings come out of the wood-work to protect their choosen One and Blame roaches!
- December 21, 2012 at 11:09 AM
- Anonymous said...
"homeless" drinking at the bar".. I thought I was the only one that thought that. Very STRANGE crowd starting showing up at that place.
- December 21, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- Anonymous said...
Regardless of the OVERWHELMING bad experiences at this bar expressed on this thread, which provides some insight as to what led to its demise. There had to be an idiot who defends the Obama theory. Priceless
- December 21, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- Anonymous said...
This place was disgusting… filthy all around. I'm surprised they stayed around this long.
- December 21, 2012 at 2:15 PM
- Anonymous said...
Back when Brit ran it in the 90's, he knew how to attract the crowd with a simple message: Oysters, dollar beer, hot waitresses in a dive with a cool motif. It was one of THE places to go in Charlotte. His personality and business acumen is why the place did well. Personality and acumen doesn't transfer and when he left, it was the beginning of the end. It's been on it's way down for a long time, and it was only a matter of time before it closed.
- December 21, 2012 at 2:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
Vinny's will always be a special place to me..I first went there in 1998 when I first moved to Charlotte. That's the place that I felt in love with my buddy's soon to be wife.
- December 21, 2012 at 3:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
Anonymous said...
Agree, the first 10 or so comments were obviously by the same person. Very suspicious.
December 21, 2012 10:48 AM
Wrong. I'm one of the first 10...the third one, actually...and I had nothing to do with any other posts here. Try another theory.
- December 21, 2012 at 4:25 PM
- Anonymous said...
Luckey wasn't very lucky
- December 21, 2012 at 4:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Vinnies will be missed by alot of fans! Sad sad day when it closed. Whatever the reason for the season much fun was had. Merry Christmas to all and all a good night.
- December 21, 2012 at 10:24 PM
- David said...
Vinnie's was a great place until the original owner sold it. Then it went downhill and fast. Look what the original owner has done with the bars he has opened in Elizabeth and Park Rd area.
- December 22, 2012 at 3:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Vinnies used to be the greatest. Living on Lake Norman is was a great setting with great food! They all went down hill.. service was horrible, then the food, it has all gone bad....poor management has led to their issues. They never advertise so new people never knew they existed! I suggest Steamers for some yummy shrimp!
- December 24, 2012 at 9:29 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hot girls,dollar beers,foolishness in the corner. And how bout that drunk guy who used to dance around with a beer on his head! Someone open another one quick.
- December 24, 2012 at 11:15 PM
- Anonymous said...
lets just end this and say this place had it coming. the "general manager", if you could call him that was a joke. the very few times i did come there to eat i would just see him sitting at the end of the bar playing those video poker games or goofing off with the waitresses his name should be lucky, cause its amazing how he had his job that long. the food and the restaurat were nasty, and the girls thought the place was more of a hangout then a job. all in all i would be embarrased to say i ate there.
- January 2, 2013 at 1:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
That hurts. I feel like I lost a freind. I had lot of good food, good drinks, & great times here. They had wonderful food and the best chicken wings in town. You could just go there and be yourself, whoever you are. I met a lot of younger people there that had been around and they said it was the best atmosphere in Charlotte. I am really gonna miss this place and hope they open back up with better management - can't go wrong with the right people.
- January 6, 2013 at 12:36 PM
- Seth Markham Sowash said...
A man bought dinner for me and my fiancé for no reason one night ,just said he thought we looked happy.I'll miss Vinnies, there is no other place like it in Charlotte. Come as you are describes it perfectly, in a status conscious town like Charlotte, it was a breath of fresh air.
- January 15, 2013 at 7:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
I could care less one way or another. I do not even know why I am posting this...
- January 21, 2013 at 8:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
Vinnie's in Mooresville is terrible. Here are a few reasons, why:
1. The manager is always dressed in basketball shorts and jogging jacket.
2. They are always out of stuff.
3. They have 12 beers on tap, but only have 2 that are working.
4. Always out of even basic beers, like Corona and Yuengling
5. I went there once, sat at the bar and ordered a clam chowder. The server/bartender brought it to me after 3 minutes. I got a tummy ache that night.
6. There's always a fight there.
7. Bartenders and servers boyfriends always hangout there and if you get decent service if they ever notice you - consider yourself Luckey.
- February 15, 2013 at 3:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
I can not wait to hear that the lake location closes too. Sketchy staff, old drunks, bad food. I am a professional female and have been to the lake location twice, on my own boat that I pay for. Some skeevy nasty man that I was told was the "boss" asked where my man was and if he knew I had his boat out. If that was his best pick up line I feel sorry for him. I informed him it was MY boat and he countered by asking if I needed a captain for that boat. Lol. No thanks. I would hate to embarrass him with my six figure salary and the condo I own in Miami too. Glad to hear, hope they both fail.
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Additionally, evolutionists need to reconsider the status of Dryopithecus africanus, labeled as Proconsul in Figure 1. According to Leakey and Lewin, D. africanus was "the ancestor to both apes and humans," and "is the stock from which all modern apes evolved" (1977, p. 56). Paleontologist David Pilbeam admitted: "It has come to be rather generally assumed, albeit in a rather vague fashion, the pre-Pleistocene hominid ancestry was rooted in the Dryopithecinae" (1968, 219:1335). With the geneticists calling dates into question, evolutionists can no longer "assume" anything—even in a vague fashion.
Patterson's group also indirectly called the status of Ramapithecus brevirostris, Orrorin tugenensis, and Sahelanthropus tchadensis into question. But these three species already had been the subject of much controversy. For instance, paleontologist David Begun of the University of Toronto has admitted that scientists have been completely unable to tell whether Orrorin was "on the line to humans, on the line to chimps, a common ancestor to both, or just an extinct side branch" (2001).
Clearly, Patterson's genetic data is not in harmony with what anthropologists have accepted as the "norm" for decades. Patterson, et al., admitted: "First, these results place an upper bound on the age of human-chimpanzee speciation that poses conflict with some inferences from the fossil record" (441:1106). In trying to explain this massive difference, they noted: "The apparent conflict with interpretations of the fossil record could be explained if Toumai were somewhat younger than previously reported, or if there was a problem with the molecular clock used for the calibrations to older fossil divergences" (p. 1106, emp. added). A problem with the molecular clock? If that were indeed the case, then the age of every alleged fossil ancestor should be called into question! The so-called molecular clock is the standard used to designate all fossils—animal, plant, and hominids. An error with the molecular clock would send the entire field of evolutionary science into a dark tailspin.
However, Patterson and his colleagues try to provide a solution to this colossal nightmare that they have just unleashed. They suggest that maybe "the hominid and chimpanzee lineages initially separated but then exchanged genes before finally separating less than 6.3 Myr ago" (441:1106). In other words, they contend that the creatures, on their way to becoming human, separated from chimpanzees millions of years earlier, and then (for whatever reason) both of the new species came back together briefly 6.3 million years ago, which allowed genes to be exchanged before the final separation. This speculation is illustrated in a "revised model" drawing in Figure 1e. [Ironic, is it not, how many times the evolutionary theory has to be "revised"—even though students are taught that it is a "fact" of science.] Patterson's solution allows evolutionists to have their cake, and eat it too. By hypothesizing that humans left the ape line and then revisited it, evolutionists can avoid abandoning all of the alleged "missing links."
Consider for just a moment how ludicrous this godless theory has become. They allege we evolved from some common ancestor millions of years ago, but for some unexplained reason, we decided to revisit our primate ancestors from whom we had split millions of years earlier. They give no indication of how or why this occurred. Instead, they speculate freely about coming back together in an effort to mend bridges with anthropologists—and to ensure no one ever questions the validity of the evolutionary "history" of mankind. How much mental gymnastics will they continue to employ in order to weave various branches of science together as conflicting data continues to pour in? Just like the little Dutch Boy who tried hard to plug a hole in the levee with his finger, only to see other holes quickly develop, evolutionists' efforts to reconcile these gargantuan discrepancies are small when faced with the deluge of problems and unanswered questions that continue to plague evolutionary theory.
Balter, David (2001), "Early Hominid Sows Division," Science, February 22, [On-line], URL: http://bric.postech.ac.kr/science/97now/01_2now/010222c.html.
Leakey, Richard and Roger Lewin (1977), Origins (New York: E.P. Dutton).
Patterson, Nick, Daniel J. Richter, et al., (2006), "Genetic Evidence for Complex Speciation of Humans and Chimpanzees," Nature, 441:1103-1108, June 29.
Pilbeam, David (1968), "The Earliest Hominids," Nature, 219:1335-1338, September 28.
Watson, James D. and Francis H.C. Crick (1953), "A Structure for Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid," Nature, 171:737-738, April 25.
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Monday, September 10, 2007
Theodore Roosevelt: The Plunger
When we reached the point where President McKinley is assassinated and Theodore Roosevelt rises to power I share the picture I used several days ago for a wordless image….the one where a very young Roosevelt witnessed the Lincoln funeral procession as it moved through New York City. I also share with students Roosevelt's Georgia roots.
However, students in my fifth grade classroom didn't meet President Roosevelt for the first time following the McKinley assassination. They met him head on during the Spanish American War. At that time I began my lesson with a plunger. Yes, a real honest-to-goodness, plumber with his pants ridin' low, plunger. I would ask students to identify what I was holding in my hand and most of them could tell me it was a plunger. They could also tell me some fairly colorful stories regarding how and why a plunger had been used at their house. At any rate I used the plunger to illustrate Theodore Roosevelt's character.
He always plunged in head on. I enjoyed teaching about Roosevelt because his contribution to our historical events held the interest of students and motivated them to learn further on their own. Theodore Roosevelt had a larger than life personality, larger than life presidency, and a larger than life career outside of the White House.
David C. Whitney in his book American President said, "He did not wait for history to make him great, but plunged ahead doing what he felt was right for the nation and the world." While it is true that we can sit back now and make judgements regarding Roosevelt's actions you cannot deny that he didn't shrink back or second guess himself….he simply plunged ahead.
Following his inauguration President Roosevelt was very interested in improving life for all Americans. He said, "This country will not be a good place for any of us to live in unless we make it a good place for all of us to live in."
As president Roosevelt made various diverse appointments in order to reflect the mixture of races, religions, and nationalities in the United States. Catholics, Southern white Democrats, Jews, and Negro Southern Republicans were appointed to various offices.
In October, 1901, one month after being sworn in President Roosevelt invited Booker T. Washington to meet with him at the White House. President Roosevelt greatly admired Booker T. Washington, author of the popular book Up From Slavery which told of his rise from a nine-year-old slave to a great teacher and founder of the first Negro college for teachers. Washington had done what few Negroes had done by 1901, and he was just one of many writers that Roosevelt invited to the White House because he found them so interesting.
The main reason for the meeting with Booker T. Washington was President Roosevelt wanted to gather data regarding upcoming appointments he wished to make involving Negroes. Their discussion ran long and President Roosevelt invited Mr. Washington to break bread with him so that they could continue their discussion.
In 1901 it was one thing to invite Booker T. Washington to the White House and meet with him. It was an entirely different matter altogether to actually have him to dine in the White House. Southern newspapers went wild with accusations. They accused Roosevelt of planning to place Negroes in control of Southern whites dredging up memories of Reconstruction. Other papers condemed the dinner stating that Roosevelt was simply fishing for black votes. The Memphis Scrimitar said Roosevelt committed "the most damnable outrage ever perpetrated by any citizen of the United States when he invited a n…. to dine with him at the White House." There was even a division of opinion in the North regarding the propriety of the President's actions, however it was not as rabid as the Southern response. The image posted above is actually a political cartoon that was published at the time.
President Roosevelt did not respond publically to the firestorm of criticism, however, he was very surprised by the reaction in that his invitation to dinner was totally unpremeditated. In a letter to Albion W. Tourgee dated November 8, 1901 President Roosevelt stated "...and the very fact that I had a moments qualm on inviting him because of his color made me ashamed of myself and made me hasten to send the invitation….I have not been able to think out any solution of the terrible problem offered by the presence of the Negro on this continent, but of one thing I am sure, and that is that inasmuch as he is here and can neither be killed nor driven away, the only wise and honorable, and Christian thing to do is treat each white man and each black man strictly on his merits as a man giving him no more and no less than he shows himself worthy to have."
President Roosevelt got the message loud and clear from his mother's beloved homeland and he never repeated the error again during his time in office not wanting to offend half of the voting population in the United States. He also wrote "I do not intend to offend the prejudices of anyone else, but neither do I intend to allow their prejudices to make me false to my prejudices."
One of the things I find so interesting about this entire interlude during Roosevelt presidency is the fact that Reconstruction had been over for approximately twenty-four years. This amount of time to my particular students seems like eons since they are only ten years old. Even though I attempt to show students the failures of Reconstruction----it was not a true time of creating bridges between the races in the South---- most don't understand it at the time. Most believe the war was over, the slaves were free, Reconstruction occurred, and when the Federal soldiers went home in 1877 all was well. Seems like after twenty-four years people could forgive and forget, huh? Students see in this sliver of President Roosevelt's term in office that Southerners weren't so easy to forgive and forget. Unerstanding this helps them later to understand that Civil Rights was not merely a thing of the 1960s involving Dr. King, but had real roots leading back in time.
I also find this time period in Roosevelt's presidency interesting because he faced his Southern roots dead on and unfortunately there isn't much in the several tomes on his life about the influence the South had on his formative years even though they are all several inches thick. One story I did run across told about a man approaching Roosevelt while he was still in college in order to return to him property of the Bulloch family that had been taken by Union officers as they camped in and around Bulloch Hall.
President Roosevelt visited a few Southern cities in October, 1904, three years after the Booker T. Washington dinner. He made the trek to his maternal family's home in Roswell, Georgia. Due to his background it is fitting that he was the first sitting United States president to visit the South since the end of the War Between the States besides President Lincoln's trip to Richmond, Virginia a few days after the surrender.
At Bulloch Hall he spoke as follows:
"It has been my very great good fortune to have the right to claim my blood is half Southern and half Northern, and I would deny the right of any man here to feel a greater pride in the deeds of every Southerner than I feel. Of all the children, the brothers and sisters of my mother who were born and brought up in that house on the hill there, my two uncles afterward entered the Confederate service and served with the Confederate Navy.
"One, the younger man, served on the Alabama as the youngest officer aboard her. He was captain of one of her broadside 32-pounders in her final fight, and when at the very end the Alabama was sinking and the Kearsarge passed under her stern and came up along the side that had not been engaged hitherto, my uncle, Irvine Bulloch, shifted his gun from one side to the other and fired the two last shots fired from the Alabama. James Dunwoody Bulloch was an admiral in the Confederate service. ...
"Men and women, don't you think I have the ancestral right to claim a proud kinship with those who showed their devotion to duty as they saw the duty, whether they wore the grey or whether they wore the blue? All Americans who are worthy the name feel an equal pride in the valor of those who fought on one side or the other, provided only that each did with all his strength and soul and mind his duty as it was given to him to see his duty."
The picture above was taken on the steps of Bulloch Hall during Roosevelt's visit and was published in the local paper.
Invaribly every year I'll have several students ask me about honoring Confederate dead and recognizing ancestors that may have fought for the South. Are they and their families wrong to do this? Should it be done at all? First of all I tell them it's not up to me, and my opinion doesn't matter. These are decisions for their family to make. Then I like to share with them President Roosevelt's speech to show how he reconciled his own southern roots.
Sources: The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt (Morris), Theodore Rex (Morris), Theodore Roosevelt: A Life (Miller), The Last Romantic (Brands), The Autobiography of Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. (Jeffers), The Lion's Pride (Renehan), The Roosevelt Women (Caroli)
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- RoadDog said...
I didn't know TR was also of Confederate lineage. Interesting story about Irvine Bulloch, Do you know anything about James Bulloch?
- ~Karen said...
Very enlightening post. We happen to have just watched a series on the Spanish American war whose name is escaping me at the moment. TR is one of my favorite presidents for many reasons, not the least of which is how he related to those around him. I had not read of the encounter with Booker T. Washington, though. It only increased my esteem.
As a southerner who has since lived in many parts of the country and actually worked to uproot the deep prejudices that I grew up with, I can empathize. Although honestly, in some ways I have encountered as much prejudice in other areas, it is simply different - not quite as in your face!


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Who doesn't love a great cup of airport espresso? We sure do — but in extra measure because such a thing simply does not exist. Sure, things have improved since the era of $4 cups of rancid airport coffee, unburdened by quality concerns. But airport coffee today is still characterized by inflated prices, poor quality coffee, paper cups, superautomatic espresso machines, staff trained to do little more than collect money and give out change, lowest-common-denominator mega-chains, and worse still: mega-chains that license out their name to some airport-contracted food service organization who lumps coffee in with their sales of suduku puzzle magazines.
Not surprisingly, airport espresso is often a poor measure of what a chain's non-airport cafés are capable of serving.
But there are exceptions. We discovered one of them at a Café Coffee Day in India, in one of the most unpleasant international airports we've ever had the displeasure of passing through. Not only that, but after taking a 15-hour flight from New Delhi that flew us directly over the North Pole to Chicago's O'Hare Airport (ORD), we found that the espresso in the amenity-free Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) beat the pants off anything we could purchase at the prime drop-off point for Intelligentsia's international coffee buyers.
In the immortal words of Popeye, "Huhhh… how embaraskin'."
The India-based Café Coffee Day chain currently consists of some 585 locations in 96 cities (including Vienna, Austria of all places). And by some sources, as we reported last year, they can claim two-thirds of all chain coffeehouses in India. However, in terms of coffeehouses per person for a country of over a billion people, that puts Café Coffee Day's market penetration in India at about 1/44th that of Starbucks' U.S. penetration. Even so, Café Coffee Day is the heavyweight in India — even if airport kiosks are dominated more by Nescafé.
This tiny kiosk of a café is in Terminal 2, the international terminal. A terminal that's a lot better going (e.g., airport workers who casually offer free assistance) than coming (e.g., throngs of locals grabbing luggage for tips that would make the scugnizzi of Naples' central train station blush). Past the extra-tight security detail, but before the full body cavity searches just prior to boarding the aircraft, you'll find this kiosk next to a Subway stand (yes, as in "6-inch Paneer Tikka sub" Subway).
They use a shiny, silver, two-group Astoria to pull shots with some deliberate timing. The result has a decent medium brown crema with some richness and thin striping — something quite rare in India. And yet the barista often pre-grinds a lot of beans many minutes in advance.
The resulting shot has a good body and a smooth flavor of robust spices and cloves. Oddly enough, this is one of the better espressos we had in India — and it compares well with what they offer in their non-airport cafés. And it costs a mere Rs. 34. Their "Espresso Americano" will run you Rs. 35, meaning that extra hot water will set you back a whole rupee (or about 2½¢).
Read the review of Café Coffee Day at Indira Gandhi International Airport.
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Yup, Coffee Day rocks! Though I should caution, I had one of my worst experiences with them at the kiosk at Bangalore airport. That is s shame, since that is their home city.


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The Louis Vuitton cup elimination series begins first week in July, are there going to to be restrictions on launching at Chrissy, how about last week in June? have a trip planned, may try to get some water time in if conditions allow, Thanks
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§ 100.T11-0551B Special Local Regulation; 2013 America's Cup Sailing Events.
The following is the official regulation surrounding regulated areas on San Francisco Bay during the 2013 America's Cup races. We have edited the official Coast Guard regulation for brevity.
(a) Location. This special local regulation establishes regulated areas on the waters of San Francisco Bay located in the vicinity of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, the City of San Francisco waterfront, and the Bay Bridge. Movement within marinas, pier spaces, and facilities along the City of San Francisco waterfront is not regulated by this rule.
(1) The following area is the Primary Regulated Area for the 2013 America′s Cup sailing events: All waters of San Francisco Bay bounded by:
A line beginning at position 37°48′12″ N, 122°24′04″ W located on the foot of Pier 23
Running northeast to position 37°48′41″ N, 122°23′16″ W
Running northwest to position 37°49′41″ N, 122°24′30″ W located east of Alcatraz Island
Running west to position 37°49′41″ N, 122°27′35″ W
Running southwest to position 37°49′02″ N, 122°28′21″ W
Running south to position 37°48′32″ N, 122°28′21″ W, and
Running eastward along the City of San Francisco shoreline ending at position 37°48′12″ N, 122°24′04″ W located on the foot of Pier 23.
(2) The following area is the Contingent Regulated Area for the 2013 America′s Cup sailing events: All waters of San Francisco Bay bounded by a line connecting the following coordinates: 37°50′56″ N, 122°24′37″ W; 37°51′24″ N, 122°23′39″ W; 37°51′23″ N, 122°22′58″ W; 37°50′07″ N, 122°22′05″ W; 37°49′54″ N, 122°22′43″ W; 37°49′35″ N, 122°22′46″ W; 37°48′51″ N, 122°22′20″ W; 37°48′52″ N, 122°23′56″ W; 37°49′02″ N, 122°24′43″ W; 37°49′48″ N, 122°24′47″ W; and 37°50′55″ N, 122°24′37″ W.
(b) Enforcement Period. The following regulations will be enforced between the hours of 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on designated program days between July 4, 2013, and September 23, 2013. The enforcement period may be curtailed earlier by the Captain of the Port (COTP) or Patrol Commander. Notice of the specific program dates and times will be issued via Broadcast Notice to Mariners and published by the Coast Guard in the Local Notice to Mariners and in the Federal Register.
(c) Definitions(1) Patrol Commander. As used in this section, Patrol Commander or PATCOM means a Coast Guard Patrol Commander, including a Coast Guardcoxswain, petty officer, or other officer, or a Federal, State, or local officer designated by the Captain of the Port San Francisco (COTP) to assist in the enforcement of the special local regulation.
(2) 2013 Race Area. As used in this section, 2013 Race Area means an area within the Primary Regulated Area bounded by America's Cup support vessels, which will be marked by prominently displayed banners.
(3) Contingent Race Area. As used in this section, Contingent Race Area means an area within the Contingent Regulated Area bounded by America's Cup support vessels, which will be marked by prominently displayed banners.
(d) Special Local Regulations(1) 2013 Race Area Restrictions. The 2013 Race Area is closed to all unauthorized vessel traffic, except for those permitted by the COTP or PATCOM.
(2) Contingent Race Area Restrictions. In the event the race area must be altered to accommodate a north-south wind direction or other shifts in weather, the restrictions in paragraph (d)(1) of this section will apply to the Contingent Race Area. In deciding whether to conduct races in the Contingent Race Area, the COTP will consider commercial shipping traffic that intends to operate in the Central Bay Precautionary Area west of Treasure Island. The COTP will issue Broadcast Notices to Mariners to publicize the use of the Contingent Race Area.
(3) Requesting Transit through Race Areas. Vessel operators who desire to enter or operate within the 2013 Race Area or the Contingent Race Area while those areas are restricted must contact the COTP or PATCOM to obtain permission to do so. Vessel operators given permission to enter or operate in those race areas must comply with all directions given to them by the COTP or PATCOM. Persons and vessels may request permission to enter a race area on VHF Channel 23A or through the Coast Guard Sector San Francisco Command Center via telephone at 415-399-3547.
(4) Area Closed to All Motorized Vessels and Vessels Greater Than 20 Feet. Within the Primary Regulated Area, the following area is established for swimmers, rowers, kayakers, and non-motorized vessels of 20 feet or less: The area bounded by a line beginning at position, 37°48′32″ N, 122°26′24″ W, running west to position 37°48′32″ N, 122°28′00″ W, running northwest to position 37°48′40″ N, 122°28′21″ W, running south to position 37°48′32″ N, 122°28′21″ W, running eastward along the City of San Francisco shoreline, and ending at the beginning position 37°48′32″ N, 122°26′24″ W. All coordinates are North American Datum 1983. This area is closed to all motorized vessels and all other vessels greater than 20 feet. All vessels are prohibited from anchoring in this designated area.
Note to paragraph (d)(4): This area contains an existing National Park Service Wildlife Protection Area (WPA), along Crissy Field extending 300 feet from shore, which is closed to all vessels. The WPA is established in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area's 2012 Superintendent's Compendium of Designations, Closures, Permit Requirements and Other Restrictions Imposed under Designated Authority. The Coast Guard regulation described in this paragraph does not supersede the National Park Service's existing regulations for this WPA.
(5) No-Loitering Area. No vessels may anchor or loiter in the navigable waters south of the 2013 Race Area, east of the area defined in paragraph (d)(4) of this section, and west of Aquatic Park, except with the permission of PATCOM.
(6) Transit Zone. Within the Primary Regulated Area, a transit zone, approximately 200 yards in width, is established along the City of San Francisco waterfront. The transit zone will begin at the face of Pier 23, run westward along the pier faces to the Municipal Pier, and continue westward to the northern boundary of the area defined in paragraph (d)(4) of this section. This transit zone is bounded by the following coordinates: 37°48′40″ N, 122°28′21″ W; 37°48′32″ N, 122°28′00″ W; 37°48′32″ N, 122°26′24″ W; 37°48′39″ N, 122°25′27″ W; 37°48′23″ N, 122°25′13″ W; 37°48′41″ N, 121°24′30″ W; 37°48′28″ N, 121°24′04″ W; 37°48′17″ N, 121°23′54″ W; 37°48′21″ N, 122°23′49″ W; 37°48′33″ N, 122°24′00″ W; 37°48′36″ N, 122°24′07″ W; 37°49′15″ N, 122°24′00″ W; 37°49′21″ N, 122°24′05″ W; 37°48′48″ N, 122°24′40″ W; 37°48′49″ N, 122°25′16″ W; 37°48′37″ N, 122°26′22″ W; 37°48′37″ N, 122°28′00″ W; 37°48′47″ N, 122°28′21″ W; (NAD 83). This transit zone is for vessels that need to access pier space or facilities at, or to transit along, the City of San Francisco waterfront. It may be marked by America's Cup support vessels. No vessel may anchor, block, loiter in, or otherwise impede transit in the transit zone. In the event the eastern sections of the transit zone are temporarily closed for vessel safety as races finish, vessels must follow the procedures in paragraph (d)(3) of this section to request access.
(7) Anchorage 7 Restrictions. No vessel may anchor in Anchorage No. 7, delineated at 33 CFR 110.224(e)(4), except with the permission of the COTP. Vessels encountering emergencies that require anchoring in Anchorage 7 should contact the Sector San Francisco Vessel Traffic System (VTS) on VHF Channel 14.
Closure of Shipping Lanes. Eastbound and Westbound San Francisco Bay Traffic Lanes will be closed to all vessels greater than or equal to 100 gross tons. Vessel traffic will be permitted to operate during the America's Cup sailing races using the Deep Water (two-way) Traffic Lane established in 33 CFR 165.1181. Vessels of 100 gross tons or greater that need to enter or operate within the closed traffic lanes shall obtain permission from the COTP by contacting the VTS via VHF Channel 14.
(9) Control of Vessel Movement to Ensure Safety. (i) The COTP, or PATCOM as the designated representative of the COTP, may control the movement of all vessels operating on the navigable waters of San Francisco Bay when the COTP has determined that such orders are justified in the interest of safety by reason of weather, visibility, sea conditions, temporary port congestion, and other temporary hazardous circumstances.
(ii) When hailed or signaled by PATCOM, the hailed vessel must come to an immediate stop and comply with the lawful directions issued. Failure to comply with a lawful direction may result in additional operating restrictions, citation for failure to comply, or both.
(iii) The COTP may delay, shorten, or terminate any America's Cup race at any time it is deemed necessary to ensure safety.
(iv) After termination of the America's Cup races each day, the Coast Guard will issue a Broadcast Notice to Mariners to publicize the decision to resume normal operations.
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OTOH, history shows most sailboat races END by 3PM, July4th ends by 4:30, and America's Cup trials end by 2PM.
So, you're free to sail after sailboat racing ends.
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Lee is correct. There is a commitment from the America's Cup, written into their permits, to be done by 4:00. But with the smaller group of competitors, on many days there will be only one race and the restrictions will be relaxed at that point. Parking will remain an issue, but it should be possible, if not inconvenient, to sail every day.
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My daughter is having a baby (Due July 1st), in SF, so I'll be staying up there quite a bit this summer. Is there another location such as Treasure Island, or??, that will be as interesting as Crissy? I suppose I'll be going to Davenport a lot this summer. I'll need to get to know the area fast. Is there a Bay Area windsurfing guide?
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"Windfinder", by Mike Godsey, tells most of the spots, except TI because TI wasn't sailed then.
Tomales, Limantour, Palo, Stinson, OceanBeachSF, ShermanIsland, as well as Gazo's, Davenport, just tons of spots from SantaCruz bay up to BodegaBay.
The coast blows when it's NW and clear, the bay blows when it's foggy on the coast.
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Hey 'bard, Coyote is a 25 minute drive from SF, 3rd Ave a few minutes longer. When SF is fogged in many SF sailors head to Coyote and 3rd Ave. Today at Coyote winds reached a little over 40 mph. Third was going off to.
On an ebb tide and winds in the 20's, 3rd has awesome swell and wave action in the channel. Winds in July are typically a bit lighter than April or May here, but short board action is the norm at Coyote and 3rd all season.
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Since nobody really answered the original question succinctly, here's a map:
Put bluntly, no sailing at crissy or effectively even from the North tower, between 11 and 4 on race days.
I personally hope the whole thing is a huge flop, so other municipalities will think twice and three times about jumping through hoops to accommodate gazillionaires and their absurd douchebaggery dressed up as sport. I think theyre going to find that nobody really gives a shit who wins a yacht race, and race day is going to look pretty much like any other day on the bay, just with louis vitton banners flapping above empty bleachers.
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pacspeed...No North Tower Launching??? Seriously.
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Most days, racing will end by 2PM.
70'ers aren't liking wind, so they stop racing in over 20 mph, because if they don't, the skippers push the boats, and multi million dollar crash's will occur and those boats don't get replaced. Actually, the boats and crew can handle into the 30's, but the swell conditions are the limiting factor.
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