By Lisa Alexa at Citysearch January 25, 2012
great food a hair slow getting food out if that had been busy I would have understood - Warning don't get the gin and Tonic here. ...read more
By chowhound16 at Citysearch August 11, 2011
Ill tell ya in 1975 this place was awesome,What a treat it was .You were served a tripple relish tray with REAL italian bread upon the sit down.The place was all a buzz on the weekends .Music in the cozy bar. It felt more italian than it does now without being a bit pretenious.I believe it was more about the food then.Back then they had a rainbow trout pan seared ...my favorite.Other than that I got the cheatau briand,they sliced it at your table.You could call a week in advance and order a seafood feast.Ok but enough about the past.Now when I go there it seems like the food is not cooked from scratch like it was.The menu is all different.It jsut seems mediocre now but it is still good.The place seem to have gone a little generic more like an olive garden too bad.I challenge the cooks there to get out some of the 30 yr old menus and try to duplicate some of the old best sellers ..nothing remains the same . ...read more
By sonex at Citysearch June 07, 2011
This course is absolutely one of my favorite to play. It requires you to actually play the game of golf not just whack a ball around. EVERYTIME I play here I feel as if the great legends of the game are still there and walking among me. The classic design is much better than many other area courses I mean it's a Donald Ross come on...this is a no brainer. With this course now being open to the public EVERY golfer should take advantage and play golf at Hillcrest. ...read more
To throw a successful company event you will need to provide entertainment. You could hire a band or a DJ, provide dinner and drinks and it would be an enjoyable evening. However creating a theme for your party and entertainment can guarantee a popular company event that will keep people talking. ...read more
A wedding is supposed to be a fairytale; a dream come true. Don’t let it become a nightmare by making budget-busting mistakes. The average wedding costs $27,800 according to The Knot. Have an elegant affair without breaking the bank. When planning on the cheap, take a scalpel to those areas noto... ...read more