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The department seminar meets in the Pryor-England Science Center (SCI 124) on Monday at 12:00 p.m. throughout the semester. Everyone is welcome!
The Williams-Miles History of Chemistry Collection at Harding University has been recognized by the American Chemical Society as a National Historic Landmark. For more information
Welcome to the Department of Chemistry at Harding University. If you are searching for a college in which to pursue your interests in chemistry, biochemistry, biochemistry & molecular biology, or the health professions (medicine, pharmacy, physical therapy, dentistry, etc.), then I hope you will seriously consider Harding University.
At Harding, you will receive a quality education in chemistry and the other natural sciences. The faculty of the Department of Chemistry are talented professionals dedicated to providing excellent instruction. In the past four years, two of the chemistry faculty have received distinguished teaching awards and another was honored with the yearbook dedication. In addition to teaching their classes and laboratories, the chemistry department faculty provide special help review sessions, conduct field trips, and provide individual help when help is needed. They also direct student research projects and help students become more proficient science communicators. They mentor their students and provide opportunities for them to make presentations of their work at state, regional, and national science meetings. All are happy to go out of their way to help where help is needed. The faculty are also committed Christians who sincerely want their students to grow spiritually as they excel academically. Several regularly teach Sunday Bible classes or have Wednesday evening Bible studies in their homes. All are dedicated to teaching science within a Christian context. We are very proud of our student's accomplishments. Please take a minute to look at the "Students" tab.
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Jair Jurrjens doesn't start again before the All-Star break and he'll have to wait and see if he'll be starting the All-Star game.
Giants manager Bruce Bochy has yet to name a starter for the National League, which will likely come down to Jurrjens or Phillies starters Roy Halladay or Cliff Lee.
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez made the case Friday that Jurrjens will be the best-rested of the three. Halladay was scheduled to start Friday night against the Braves, weather permitting, and Cliff Lee on Saturday.
"You would like for him to start," said Gonzalez, who hasn't lobbied Bochy directly. "He would be more rested than Doc, and more rested than Lee, if that makes a difference….For selfish reasons, for the organization, for the team, sure we'd like to see him get the opportunity."
Jurrjens, who was selected to his first All-Star team by player vote, last pitched on Wednesday night against the Rockies and would be going on five days' rest.
In comments to reporters, Halladay has made it known that he would start the All-Star game if asked, but he would rather not pitch two innings as a starter is asked.
Entering the weekend, Jurrjens led the National League in wins (12) and ERA (1.87). The Yankees' CC Sabathia leads the American League with 12 wins and Jered Weaver of the Angels just moved in front of Jurrjens for the majors' lead in ERA at 1.86.
July 8th, 2011
7:19 pm
July 8th, 2011
7:21 pm
I'm first as always go phils
July 8th, 2011
7:29 pm
[...] Atlanta Braves [...]
July 8th, 2011
7:31 pm
Well Im second this time. Go Braves. Special prayers go out to the firefighters family in Texas.
July 8th, 2011
7:37 pm
I would like to see JJ start for his own recognition, but lets think about the team. He would not make his scheduled start after the break. The Braves need him on the mound every game possible.
July 8th, 2011
7:58 pm
@Toole – I seriously doubt going 2 innings is going to affect his spot in the rotation considering they don't play again until next Friday. However Fredi chooses to set the rotation coming out of the break, Jurrjens will be ready to go. 2 innings is a glorified side session.
July 8th, 2011
8:51 pm
It's a lock tight cinch that he will be starting now because the Braves Phillies will be rained out. there is no way Halladay or Lee will be asked to start after pitching either end of a double header on Saturday. What possible reason could there be for anyone else to start but JJ?
July 8th, 2011
9:16 pm
You self-oppressed loser.
July 8th, 2011
9:37 pm
Yes Dennis Reynolds Yes
July 8th, 2011
10:43 pm
Is he serious? Wow
July 9th, 2011
12:39 am
As a Phils fan, I truly hope you get your wish. As a matter of fact, I hope they don't play any Phils during the whole game…. Oh, and I hope Jair goes lights out, we would appreciate home field for the Series.
July 9th, 2011
1:09 am
Sorry Atlanta. Bunch of yankee's coming thru again….. Let's party like it's 1865……….
July 9th, 2011
1:34 am
MLB tonight had a huge discussion last night saying Halladay will definitely get the start. Clearly, the decision has not been made yet. Can someone please explain to me why the national sports media does this? And then it turns out that they were incorrect and they look stupid.
July 9th, 2011
1:39 am
I would love for JJ to get the start…….he deserves it. All that is important is that JJ is better than Halladay in every stat except Ks. Halladay is by far the best pitcher there is today no question. But I like that we are being ignored and that JJ doesn't get respect….might help our resigning him after next year. Wishful thinking I know on that one.
July 9th, 2011
10:57 am
In addition to rested add most wins, lowest ERA, best in NL so far this season and a starting catcher with whom JJ has worked with before a few times. Is is so obvious it probably will not happen.
July 9th, 2011
12:11 pm
We wish we had JJ to help with the playoff run…of our Triple A team, the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs.
July 9th, 2011
1:06 pm
I also send my condolences to the family that lost their loved one at the Rangers' baseball game. As far as Jurrjens, I think they should have a coin toss between Halladay and Jurrjens. Halladay is an arm you trust but Jurrjens' performance has been the best in the National League. Too close to call by reasoning.
July 9th, 2011
2:14 pm
Bruce Bochy is a candy arse. It would not surprise me if he snubbed Jair. He already snubbed Tommy and Craig in favor of his own less qualified pitchers.
July 9th, 2011
7:42 pm
Release Jurrjens…


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The school is the worse ever in the district! The assistant principal and principal need to be replaced or fired! Bullying is NOT taken seriously and the person that getting bullied is not getting the support for the administration! I will never send any more of my children through Dean until THE AP AND PRINCIPAL are gone! MY TAX MONEY WASTED!
this school needs ALOT of improvements. It looks ugly from the outside and the inside. the ugliest school in the district.
I am a 7 th grader at this school and so far i think it is awsome the library is grate but kinda small . But teacher actually have afterschool sesions to help children w/ test or just to improve and i admit some kids here are hardheaded and refuse to learn but i see some kids actullay starting to focus on school espesially me . Well the food is good not grate but you can bring you own food too we do hv sports such as football soccer volley ball .and more we hv choice of classes and if you pass the starr on you second yr you get electivesbut .....mistakes uhh some of the restooms are nasty and need to be neat .but thanks and for you parents out there this school is great but there can be fights but that is decrasing as time passes hv a little pool like a splash pool sesion that requiers parent permission but you get to hv fun but this school is grate
Dean is a great public school. If you're child is placed on advanced classes he/she will enjoy it. The food ,teachers are great.
Honestly Dean is a good school is just that the students are hard headed. There's so much a teacher or an assistant principal can do when the students are abliviouse to the reason they are at school. What this school needs to do is be strickt take control of the matter u have the future in yalls hand please make it a good one.. n by the way I'm a m**** f****** student at this school :-D P.S yes they did have bad food for a while but you also have the choice to bring your own food, teach yalls children how to cook, so they won't depend on others...
I would not recommend this school at all. My when the school year started they did not have enough food for the students. The school cafeteria was under renovation, not a well planned summer project. Lots of student fights posted on face book. Student incidents not investigated, no cameras in classrooms or hallways. Incompetent APs
Unfortunately the worse school cy-fair. Unresponsive leadership, no resolution to issues, AP were very unprofessional. Was advised there were cameras in the the halls, but when confronted the cameras are never turned on, same with the bus system. Replace the adminstration and I would think there would be a great improvement in this school.
Dean has been the worst school district I've had my children attend. The principle was very rude when trying to discuss a simple matter with me and continued talking over me and would not let me finish my sentences. I was not trying to argue but he turned everything into an arguement. Some kid hit my son in the face one day, they called me and said 'Would you like to press charges or would you like to do nothing..." When I showed up at the school no one had the time to see me to discuss the matter and I was completely ignored and ending up leaving an hour later without getting anything resolved. Later I received a call from a teacher to simply touch base on my child, but he could not answer ANY questions I had, including the incident of my son getting punched in the face. he did not even remember the incident even though it took place in HIS class and only took place a week and a half earlier. Also when my son started they did not have hot food in the cafeteria for at least two weeks. Terrible.
I attended this school and I personally didn't feel too safe while I was there. Yes the administration works very hard on discipline and such, but it really doesn't matter when the students make it such an uncomfortable environment to learn in. This school is in my opinion on the lower end of Cy-Fair ISD middle schools in terms of academics and discipline but you can't really help it when there's such a big influence with so many disrespectful students. If I were a parent, I would not allow my child to attend this school because I don't feel that it shows students what is expected of them in high school or in the real world.
I'm a student who goes here. It's an okay school. People will go around and say that we're a bad school, but we're really not. The teachers here are great and they try their best to fulfill our educational needs. There will be fights and stuff occasionally, but it's not frequent. The principal and assitant principals are really strict, behavior-wise. The school is mostly hispanics and african americans. Some of our sports include basketball, volleyball, football, cross country, track, and soccer. We also have a pool by the back gym. At our school, there's 2 types of classes. On-level and level 1. On-level if for students at a basic level and level 1 students are for students at a more advanced level. They have cameras in the hallways and around the school, but it seems like they don't really watch them. Some of the kids here don't really care about tardies and grades, so that's probably where we get the low scores. Ever since the incident that happened back in the early 2000's, we've had a police checking the school every monday morning for drugs and he stays throughout the day to monitor the school. All in all, the school is great. There's just rumors from haters.
well dean is a school for your child theres lots of activities and great students but though they have cameras it seems like they dont look at them there has been many fights at dean that the front office doesnt know about! they seem like they cant control the children when its time to go home on the bus there were drugs done and sold there were fights at the front that people still dont know about dean needs to be safer for children!!!
i think this school is a great school i go to it its awesome the teachers are nice and its fun
i go their and first off the staff works really hard on dicipline,and their education.itz just the kids dat go their arent willing to learn...so datz where da low scores come from but they have wonderful teachers....they just really have a bad rep!
I love this school! The teachers really care about the students. The school just gets a bad rap!
No rosy review here. As a parent there are plenty of things you need to know about this school. First of all do your research on the internet about this school and read articles, the information you need is all there. Second, talk to parents that have children attending Dean. The information you receive will reinforce the articles written about the school. I have a child attending Dean and safety is my main concern. If I had known, what I know now, I would not send my child to Dean. It's been a tough year and now I know better. Next year my child will attend another school where we can focus on education and not have to be concerned about safety every single day and get out of survival mode.
Although Dean has had some trouble in the past, its excellents staff and dilligent student body make it, in my opinion, a much safer school to be than a more laid-back school where the edge of trouble hasn't sharpened the teachers skills as much as it has at Dean.
Not a good school. The staff has no control of the environment. Poor choice.
My daughter, Isabel, went to Dean Middle school for her seventh grade year, 2005-2006, and part of her eigth year,2006-2007. She loved it. I remember her coming home everyday with a smile on her face and always having something exciting to say about the day! Unfortunatly I made her switch schools in eigth grade. She refused to go to her new school, but I made her! She's not quiet the same. Her grades have gotten lower, and her attitude has been worse. I think if I had just left her at Dean, she would be better off. I recommend you send your children here, because the school is great. The teachers are excellent, and so are the classes. The have strick rules to make sure the students are safe. The construction has been a bit of a problem, but it will all be for the better in the future! -Ana Zavala
My oldest has attended this school from 6th grade and he's now in 8th grade. As a public school it's fine. I think that the tools,teachers and staff are there if the student and parent are motivated to use them to their advantage. There has been alot of construction going on the past three years and unfortunately the students have had to deal with the upheaval. At least the school is being improved and will be a better environment for future students. I heard some bad rumors about the school but all in all it's been a good school and there are some good teachers in each level. My son loved his Woodshop teacher in 7th grade. And we like his Spanish teacher in eight grade.
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Mayor Jerry Abramson, Brightside and the Fred Wiche family are seeking nominations through Friday, May 16, 2008 for the tenth annual Fred Wiche Awards. The award continues Fred's legacy of promoting beautification and environmental consciousness by recognizing local stewards who have a commitment to preserve and improve the environment.
Gardeners, garden clubs, teachers, schools, environmentalists, etc. are eligible to apply. There are two award categories – school and adult.
"As Louisville's longtime television and radio garden expert, Fred Wiche was much beloved in our community," said Mayor Jerry Abramson. "When I first created Brightside in 1986, we asked Fred's advice on our beautification, cleanup and education programs and he was there with us in the beginning as a volunteer to promote the program and teach gardening in our schools. For this award, we're looking for residents who share his passion for improving our environment. "
The Fred Wiche Award, sponsored by Motorola, Inc., gives cash awards to three Louisville schools for outstanding environmental stewardship. The public or private schools must be located in Jefferson County. Environmental projects should be educational and involve full participation by students. The cash award levels for the schools have increased this year: first place will receive $3,000; second place $2,000 and third place $1,000.
The Adult Award recognizes the efforts of an individual or group in the Kentuckiana region whose environmental stewardship improves their neighborhood or community. The adult award is open to residents and groups from the Kentucky counties of Jefferson, Bullitt, Shelby and Oldham; and Indiana counties of Floyd, Clark and Harrison. The Adult category winner will receive a personalized piece of garden art sculpted by local artist Wyatt Gragg.
Brightside is Louisville's non-profit organization dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship and beautification.
Winners will be notified in August. All of this year's applicants and past recipients will be invited to a special Brightside Fred Wiche Award 10-Year Reunion Celebration this fall. To request a nomination form contact MetroCall at 311 or 574-5000. Individuals also can download an application from Brightside's web site, www.brightsideinc.org.


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MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) -- Young men wearing masks lurk in the darkened alcoves of the old market in Bahrain's capital. "To victory," they whisper as they hand out pamphlets calling for greater rebellion after two years of nonstop unrest in the Gulf kingdom.
In another part of the city, leaders of established Shiite opposition groups study their next moves. One option is to open talks with the Sunni monarchy as a possible soft landing from the Arab Spring's longest-running uprising against a sitting power.
The two faces of Bahrain's tumult have never been clearer as the struggles in the strategic island -- home to the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet-- mark their second year next week.
The old guard Shiite political factions appear worn down by the ceaseless tensions and seem increasingly open to some kind of face-saving compromise with Bahrain's Sunni leadership. Such negotiations are endorsed by Washington and other Western allies of Bahrain's ruling dynasty.
On Monday, Bahrain's justice minister, Khaled bin Ali Al Khalifa, said preliminary political talks are scheduled to begin Feb. 10 -- just days before the second anniversary of the crisis. The official Bahrain News Agency called it an important step toward "national consensus."
But the clashes and bloodshed also have elevated another voice from Bahrain's streets: A shadowy network of youth groups and hard-line Shiites -- knitted together by social media -- that have coalesced around an angry axis. Calls to bring down the monarchy are now staples in the near daily skirmishes with security forces.
"No to dialogue! No to surrender!" several hundred protesters chanted during a recent confrontation between demonstrators with firebombs and riot police responding with tear gas and stun grenades.
It might seem like a worrisome groundswell for Bahrain's Sunni rulers, who have managed to keep a close grip on power for decades under what critics call a two-tier system. The majority Shiites, about 70 percent of the population, claim they are relegated to the lower rungs with limited say in the country's affairs.
Bahrain's uprising seeks to tilt the scales toward the Shiites. But divides within the Shiite population -- whether to battle harder or open talks -- could end up giving Bahrain's rulers more breathing space. If the main Shiite factions can be brought into negotiations, the opposition left on the streets would continue as an annoyance to the monarchy but less of a potential threat to their power.
"The confrontational elements in Bahrain -- those who have effectively rejected dialogue as pointless -- are certainty taking more charge of the tone on the streets," said Toby Jones, an expert on Bahraini affairs at Rutgers University. "It invites a type of comparison to the 50s and 60s civil rights movement when activists had to be provocative enough to provoke police backlash and brutality and the cycle goes on."
It's not hard to lose track of little Bahrain on the greater Arab Spring stage.
Bahrain's two-year death toll of more than 55 was exceeded in a single day in Syria. There is no clear center of gravity in Bahrain's uprising like Egypt's Tahrir Square. Bahrain's protest hub of Pearl Square was cleared by police raids in the early weeks of the unrest and now is ringed round-the-clock by security forces, razor wire and concrete barricades.
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The survival of Bahrain's monarchy is a priority of the highest order for the fraternity of other Gulf Arab leaders, who have so far ridden out the Arab Spring and have united to stamp out potential threats. Among the crackdowns: Arrests in Kuwait and Qatar for alleged online dissent and charges against 94 suspected coup plotters in the United Arab Emirates with claimed links to Islamist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Gulf Arab leaders never miss an opportunity to accuse Iran or its proxies, such as Lebanon's Hezbollah, as being off-site masterminds of Bahrain's unrest. Iranian officials and its state media often portray Bahrain's Shiite protesters as freedom fighters and distant kin. But no clear evidence has emerged to back up claims of direct aid.
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
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The award-winning Skillet Diner opened in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle in 2011. We're a neighborhood joint doing our best to make the place feel relaxed, service attentive and easy; the food approachable yet focused. We use fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The style of food is similar to what we're known for on the airstream …the difference? we have so much more room! Items range from our maple braised pork belly and waffle with a fried egg on top, to our burger with bacon jam, arugula, bleu/brie on brioche with beautiful hand cut fries, to our southern fried chicken and legendary kale Caesar salad. Our full bar hosts happy hour daily and offers hand-crafted artisan cocktails along with beer and wine on tap.Continued
Seating policy: We require your whole party be present to be sat. We will hold your table for up to 15 minutes. If you would like a table on the patio, please specify in your reservation request. Patio is open with weather permitting.
Seating policy: We require your whole party be present to be sat. We will hold your table for up to 15 minutes. If you would like a table on the patio, please specify in your reservation request. Patio is open with weather permitting.
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- incredible foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014The food was amazing! I had the goat cheese dumplings. Incredible. The corn and peas were so fresh and sweet and crispy. Due to slow ticket times, we also had dessert. I had the banana split. The banana was brulee'd and was incredibly delicious. A really delicious meal. Can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Skillet DinerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014Service - Good, just the right amount of attention - not too much, not too little. Food - Really really good. Everything was tasty and this was one of the best places during our trip to Seattle. We especially appreciated the fact that their side salad had a serious amount of greens. It wasn't the tiny fist-sized portions you get at other restaurants. Other things - Their silverware is a mix-&-match hodgepodge of random forks and knives. Some will be silver and some will be steel. That can affect the flavor so check to see if your cutlery matches your "taste".Special Features:
- Good, but....MartigalVIPDined on 9/6/2014We went during a busy brunch. The food was good but they left the bacon off of "The Rob" and there was a plastic piece of something in the salad. Not the best food experience...but the service was awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, friendly staffDorukaiDined on 8/31/2014Also, takes reservations, hurray. We eat at Skillet a lot for weekend brunch, but this was the first time trying their dinner menu. We were impressed! I had the special, a jerk game hen, which was delicious. We also shared the poutine, mac and cheese and mexican corn, everything was delicious and came out quickly.Special Features:
- Brunch ManiaeattolivelivetoeatDined on 8/31/2014This place was amazing.. portions are big, Bloody Mary's are amazing... just what you need for a lazy Sunday brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Average food and average serviceSteveHillDined on 8/23/2014I joined my friends for at this trendy Capitol Hill restaurant. Food was decent although we did not receive one side order but were billed for it nonetheless. One of my companions ordered a dish with pasta, it had a human hair running through the pasta. The waiter graciously replaced the order with a different menu item at no charge of course. The bar drinks were decent enough albeit a bit small due to being served in small mason jars, quite frankly I prefer a regular tall glass. Would I go go back? It's debatable.Special Features:
- My favorite restaurant in SeattleOpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 8/23/2014I typically visit Skillet Diner in Ballard; the Capital Hill location was my first visit. It's a nice restaurant. The decor really impressed my guest, who frequents restaurants all over the world. I love Skillet Diner - they pay attention to the details and provide quality food. I have brought many guests to this restaurant and it has been a good experience every time. I really appreciate their service.Special Features:
- Good for dinnerpogginsDined on 8/22/2014My husband and I were able to eat dinner here at 7:00 p.m., which I thought might be really crowded but was fine. The place did fill up quickly, though. Skillet puts a twist on American comfort food like Southern fried chicken, which I tried. Its batter was sweetened with honey (meh) and it was served in a bowl with their potato salad -- roasted potatoes and yams (I think) tossed in a vinaigrette with some wilted greens. It was tasty but if you're in the mood for traditional comfort food do yourself a favor and ask how they prepare it.Special Features:
- Skillet for brunchVancouverDined on 8/17/2014We loved the vibes and ambience of Skillet when we went for brunch last weekend. Coming from Vancouver, Canada we were very excited to try some cool eateries down in Seattle. This one definitely had some character! The menu was very unique with a wide variety of choices. The coffee was great and our server was beyond wonderful! Overall we had a good meal and a great experience.Special Features:
- It's close to home, good and fun!LivinOn14thDined on 8/14/2014Late airplane arrival, SeaTac arrivals a total mess, heavy traffic into Seattle, moved our reservation back 3 times while battling our way thru the mess. Arrived at Skillet minutes before the main menu ended, we were seated with a smile, provided suggestions and placed an order from the main menu a few minutes late. Friendly, helpful and no sign that we were running late. The food was served quickly, tasted great and a great 10 year catch up conversation with a friend from St Louis was what it was all about. Service made for a great evening and an impressed visitor from the mid-west. Thanks!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/2/2014too loud, twice received wrong order, no refill on iced tea, won't return. mediocre food at inflated price. other location is better.
- Wonderful FoodluvinthefoodDined on 8/2/2014I must say Skillet has food that went beyond my expectations. My husband and I were so happy to have finally eaten there after having so many friends tell us how great it was. They were right! Such a wonderful restaurant. I had left overs that I was actually excited to eat later that night.Special Features:
- Wedding day Bro BrunchLouattleDined on 8/2/2014The pork belly and cornmeal waffle is what I ordered and it was divine! The pork was great and the cornmeal waffle was heaven sent. There was 5 of us and the only one to frequent the restaurant (he'd been 2 times in the past week) was the groom. The rest of the party (myself excluded) were from out of town and thoroughly enjoyed their meals. The coffee was flowing and our waiter fabulous and at times a little too fabulous but not so much so that he detracted from our experience. After our meal the table ordered a Cinnamon roll which took the whole and I mean the whole table to finish and it was the best $6 you'll ever spend. Please don't go here alone on a Saturday and order the cinnamon roll, you'll love it but your heart will hate it!Special Features:
- breakfast at skillet dinerOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/28/2014we enjoyed skillet diner...great food...ok service...thought the drinks were a bit overpriced for what you got.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/27/2014Overall, a great first experience at Skillet. I made a reservation for brunch and was able to be seated within about 15-20 minutes of the scheduled time. The food was all delicious hearty breakfast fare and the service was friendly. The only drawbacks were a few mistakes / things that didn't arrive despite being ordered and slightly slow service from the waitstaff. Definitely worth a return trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTIC!ELakoVIPDined on 7/27/2014Found this little gem on our recent trip to Seattle staying in Capitol Hill. Had brunch there. It's a MUST go if you are in the neighbourhood. The service was so great. Our server really made the experience but the food was pretty amazing too. I had the serious toast and it is delicious. I would go back in a heartbeat!Special Features:
- Absolutely wonderfulaeronacatDined on 7/20/2014We started planning our next trip back before we even finished eating! Where to start? Everyone was super friendly, the chocolate milkshake was insanely good. Our sandwiches were wonderful, the bacon jam on mine was to die for. Love the look of this place, prices are reasonable. If we didn't live in Everett, we'd come by every day.Special Features:
- casual, greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/19/2014Easy, delicious & accommodating. No onion rings on the menu but the chef whipped some up for us by request. Love that attitude!Special Features:
- recommended by a localrickyb47Dined on 7/13/2014We were checking in at Alaska Airlines in New Orleans and one of the guys at the counter was in from Seattle training new crew. In conversation, he recommended Skillet Diner. It's only a short walk from our son's home, so we tried it out. We'll be going back. The food was excellent and well-prepared. The pork belly with the cornmeal waffle and eggs was outstanding. And if you're there, check out the bourbon and peanut butter milkshake. And get two straws. It's more than enough to share.Special Features:
- biscuits and gravyPhlakDined on 7/12/2014Delicious biscuits and gravy. Waffle looked good and the pork belly was tasty too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Little GemRu2bsiDined on 7/11/2014Curious to try this out -- and food was wonderful an tasty.Special Features:
- BeastmodeDined on 7/5/2014Came here with a group of 6 friends. I like that there is happy hour on the weekends. The food was good and the service was fast. I would recommend this place for groups and families.Special Features:
- A bit disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/27/2014I've eaten here before and wasn't disappointed, but I ordered a side of "poutine" for my "fried chicken sammy" and both were sub-par. The fried chicken was bland, not crispy, and kinda looked like it had sat in the hot oil for too long. My "poutine" was warm, not hot, and the fries underneath the grave and cheese were not crispy and tasted as if they'd been sitting under a heat lamp for too long. Good news is, I took the leftovers home, placed the chicken and "poutine" underneath the broiler of my oven, added some salt, and hot sauce, and the dish was completely better!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/27/2014Lovely brunch and the service was great. The portions were huge and the food really well prepared.Special Features:
- Good not greatHorseHolderDined on 6/15/2014Our family dined here following Seattle University graduation. For a special occasion, it did not really have a very special feel, but it was convenient. We had a reservation, but because tables were a little slow in clearing, we had to wait about fifteen minutes past the reservation time to be seated. The hostess apologized and asked if there was anything she could do for us while we waited. The menu is creative, and the food was good, but portions were a little skimpy for the price. Bloody Mary and a coffee specialty drink were outstanding. Overall, I think our party would have enjoyed the dinner menu more than the all day menu. I appreciated the opportunity to preview the menu on-line.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food for the Soulstan4995Dined on 6/15/2014Went there for the first time to have a Fathers Day/Graduation lunch with two of our (grown) kids. Super croweded, super loud, super staff, and super food. Really enjoyed it inspite of the insanely busy day they were having. (Try the grilled cheese sandwich, it's the best ever.)Special Features:
- Bacon jam!JaDeGirL01Dined on 6/8/2014If you're a fan of comfort food with a twist, check out Skillet for all of your dining needs. They have a full bar and can serve breakfast all day, everyday. I went twice during my visit to Seattle, once for brunch and then again for dinner. It was a great experience both times. The first time, I tried the biscuits & gravy and my friend had the serious toast. It was delicious. The next time I went, I ordered the burger and my friend had the chicken & waffle. The waffle wasn't as impressive as the rest of the food but I'll just have to come back later to see. Great food and a lovely spot in Capitol Hill.Special Features:
- Now understand chicken & waffles!!!LcoxDined on 6/8/2014I was torn between chicken and waffles or pork belly and waffles. Had the chicken, a slight maple taste in the crisp peppery crust. The cornmeal waffle a perfect compliment. The "potato salad" not traditional added a buttery tang with a hint of mustardy goodness. I will obsess on this until I go again. And never mind the bites I stole from my husbands putine. To DIE for! Can't eat this way more than once in a long while, but soooo worth it! Run!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic brunch locationQojiDined on 6/8/2014I regularly take my visiting-from-out-of-town friends here for brunch, and they love it. The food is amazing (excellent coffee from Cafe Vita!) and the service is great! I recommend making a reservation if you have a larger group of people because this is a popular location. The place was packed so it gets a bit noisy inside, but there's also more peaceful, covered seating outside if you prefer.Special Features:
- Fantastic Food!food4thoughtDined on 6/7/2014I have dined at Skillet three times and all have been great foodie experiences. I have had the chilaquiles, pork belly and grits, and their incredible gourmet grilled cheese with fried chicken thigh sandwich. Come hungry because the portions are huge!!! Everything I have had has been delicious and has layers of flavors! You can always find something on the menu that is different or unique and they offer daily specials as well. I always order a boozie beverage with my favorite being the alcoholic milkshakes! YUM! Make sure to share it with a friend as they are strong! Go, eat, and enjoy the ambience! Great breakfast gem on Capitol Hill :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 20 reviews are from the Skillet Diner - Capitol Hill reviews archive.
- amazing food and funGeopDined on 5/24/2014The waiter was just an added bonus to the phenomenal meal. The fact that we could make a reservation and waltz straight in past the lines was great!Special Features:
- Experimental cuisine for a dinerLeschiGuyDined on 5/17/2014Specialty drinks ($2 off at happy hour): My wife's Bea Arthur was complex, every sip you would pick up another ingredient (I was only allowed 2 sips). My tequila drink (Paloma?) was more straightforward; good, but I never picked up on the ginger syrup. My wife had the beef sirloin, must have been 2" thick. She knows her beef and devoured every bit : ( I had the stinging nettles gnocchi; I could see the nettles but not taste them. Good gnocchi though, with good cauli cooked two ways. Don't expect an extensive wine list, this is a diner after all. You can find something to drink but don't come here just for the wine or beer list. But the list of after dinner drinks was surprisingly good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Great Meal!SeaTacGuyVIPDined on 5/12/2014First of all our server, Justin, was friendly, engaging and personable. The pate appetizer was outstanding and the Monday night meatloaf special as good as we remembered from last year's birthday dinner. Might have to make it a birthday tradition! Love, love, love the boozy shakes - Colonel Parker with bourbon and peanut butter, yum!Special Features:
- Excellent service.hungryDined on 5/11/2014Our waiter was terrific. The staff was very accommodating. Food was excellent. I highly recommend the corn bread waffles. Only downside was that the music was too loud and made conversation difficult. Otherwise a perfect experience.Special Features:
- AwesomeLoveSkilletDined on 5/11/2014We did Mother's Day brunch here. Loved! Very busy brunch spot so probably would not try to go over a party of 4...reservations are definitely a plus. That is not a negative...just something to note. We loved the food and our server. Can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Birthdaymsm777Dined on 5/9/2014we were kind of strapped trying to make last minute reservations for 8 for my friends b day . I called and they referred me to the online reservations - which at first I was annoyed she could not take me then- but once I got online with my phone it was soooo easy. the food was great , our waiter was funny , engaging and the food was hearty. will definitely be coming back and definitely doing on line reservations in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Breakfast for DinnerFoodiewithabootyDined on 4/30/2014Skillet is one of my all time favorite restaurants that offers breakfast anytime, and who doesn't love that. If not for the chicken and waffles or the pancake breakfast sandwich, the poutine (heaping pile) will have you coming back again and again!Special Features:
- Delicious delightfulOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/24/2014Five old friends converged for delicious dining - we had a great spot and spot on service . All our meals and cocktails we really on point . I'm from out of town and this is my second times and skillet - I could foresee a thirdSpecial Features:
- RaymondRaymondDined on 4/20/2014Had a great time with family for Easter lunch. After the table next to us left the noise level was bearable. Would recommend this for a quaint place to have a good meal with friends and family.Special Features:
- Food is delightfulSamiJeanDined on 4/19/2014Went on a recommendation that Skillet had the best Mac N Cheese on all of the West Coast - two people in our party had it and also raved. Also made great recommendations based on my gluten allergy. Solid choice!Special Features: