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Gallerie Bar & Bistro
- Address:
401 N. High St
Columbus, OH 43215Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Gallerie Bar & Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.galleriebarandbistro.com/
- Phone: 6144845287x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday 6:30am-11:00am
Saturday 7:00am - 12:00pm
Sunday 7:00am - 12:00pm
Monday - Friday 11:00am - 2:00pm (late night menu available in the bar 2:00pm - 5:00pm)
Closed Saturday and Sunday (late night menu available in the bar 12:00pm - 5:00pm)
Sunday - Thursday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday and Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Late night menu available in the bar Sunday - Thursday 10:00pm - 11:00pm and Friday and Saturday 11:00pm - 12:00am
Sunday - Thursday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Friday 11am - 12:00am
Saturday 12:00pm - 12:00am
Sunday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Happy Hour: Monday - Friday 4:00pm - 7:00pm (half priced drinks and appetizers)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary French / American, American
- Executive Chef: Bill Glover
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer private dining and different catering options. Please call 614.484.5287 and ask for Layne Fulks.
- Special Events: Gallerie Bar & Bistro feature a weekday Happy Hour from 4:00pm to 7:00pm featuring drink and appetizer specials in our bar and cocktail lounge.
Getting there
- Cross Street: We are located on North High St. between Vine St. and Nationwide Blvd.
- Public Transit: There is a public transit stop at the corner of Vine and High Street.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Valet parking is offered in the main valet entrance to the Hilton Columbus Downtown hotel. Valet Parking is only $6 for dinner and complimentary during lunch.
A word from Gallerie Bar & Bistro
Gallerie Bar & Bistro, an inspired French Bistro, is located in the Short North Arts District and serves as the heart of the Hilton Columbus Downtown. We proudly embrace Ohio's rich agricultural heritage and remarkable craftsmanship by featuring items from local farmers and artisans who maintain sustainable practices in the creation of their products. Join us in our beautiful bar, lounge, and private dining room to partake in unparalleled culinary delights, an extensive offering of wine and spirits, and gorgeous work by local artists.Continued
Gallerie Bar & Bistro. Artfully prepared food from locally sourced ingredients.
Gallerie Bar & Bistro. Artfully prepared food from locally sourced ingredients.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerAmerican
Gallerie Bar & Bistro - Best Restaurants in Columbus ›
Gallerie Bar & Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
37 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.6
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (20)special occasion (17)good for groups (11)vibrant bar scene (8)neighborhood gem (8)romantic (7)hot spot (6)great for lunch (5)great for brunch (5)notable wine list (5)scenic view (4)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 9/21/2014Ohio chicken and rainbow trout dishes were 2diefor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun ExperienceDevour50VIPDined on 9/20/2014Yes, we feasted like gods on Bone Marrow, Frog Legs and Mussels. However, our server Quasi, turned the evening into an entertainment event while remaining informative and professional. -The Ohio Chicken remains a favorite and don't miss the scallops with polenta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A surprising findTomfromCinciDined on 9/19/2014Great food - it was later, 8PM, and we thought we would try several appetizers instead of a main coarse. What a good decision! Everything we tried was excellent and beautifully presented. We are anxious to go back and have a full meal. And, the setting is great - inside a beautiful new hotel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Was just.... Meh...mrwizardno2Dined on 9/18/2014Definitely wants to be more than it is. Service was great, but the food and the setup were lacking. The wood finish tables should have been covered with linens. I wasn't impressed with the appearance. Appetizers, dinner (with a mid-range bottle of cab-sauv) and dessert with tip came to ~$350 for a party of 4. Not saying we were disappointed, but the Filet was not worth getting. The duck and pork dishes were fantastic. No one complained about the dessert, either. I took my brother and his fiancé for a celebration - we'd have been happier at Mitchell's Steakhouse for this price. It's a pass on this one from now on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodMb0411VIPDined on 9/10/2014I was very impressed. I usually do not go to restaurants in hotels because of the lack of quality, but this one was very impressive. The Mac & Cheese was incredible (and I usually hate Mac & Cheese) The Charcuterie was a bit of a disappointment. I think that the assortments could be a bit of a better selection. Chicken was outstanding. Honestly one of the best chicken dishes I have ever had!Special Features:
- Good breakfastGoRedsDined on 9/10/2014I had breakfast here on a Wednesdy. The duck eggs Benedict was very good, service was outstanding. I would eat here again.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary Dinner!AngieDined on 8/29/2014My husband and I dined at Gallerie to celebrate our 1 year wedding anniversary and it was beyond our expectations! Our server, Kwasi was so personable and had us laughing all night! He was knowledgeable on the menu and very tentative. Thom the manager selected a quiet table and dressed it with flowers and candles. Nice touch! And the FOOD! I ordered the Ohio Chicken and my husband ordered the Filet. One of the best meals we've ever had! So tender and flavorful! Kudos to the culiary team! Last, they surprised us with a beautiful dessert! So delicious! The ambiance here is beautiful especially at night. It's in a big, open atrium and everywhere you turn, there's cool art work to look at. Thanks to everyone for making our night so special!Special Features:
- DaveVIPDined on 8/5/2014This was a wonderful treat! It was our first time to eat at Gallerie Bar and Bistro and I can assure you that we will be back next time we are in Columbus. They have an outstanding wine list that covers a full range of tastes and prices. The food selections were interesting. Both of our meals were done to perfection and tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/4/2014We have dined at the Gallerie Bistro a number of times. The food is always creative and delicious. I commend the chefs on their fine job! Service is impeccable, too. It is always a pleasure to dine there. Fortunately, we live close enough to visit often! Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinner! Food and serviceCookelehVIPDined on 8/1/2014We had a memorable evening here. Food was refectory prepared and beautifully presented. An innovative and thoughtful choice of goods. The service was courteous and thoughtful. The decor is simply elegant. The kind of place you want to return to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OK this time.bunsDined on 7/25/2014We have dined here three times in the past and absolutely loved everything about the restaurant. This time i was not as pleased with the food. my filet was not well seasoned and tough. The pork belly and clam appetizer was a bit expensive for what it was and VERY little meat and not that crispy. I've had pork belly in the past and it was great. Everyone else loved their meals. I'm giving this an Outstanding rating because we have loved everything we ordered in the past.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expect the unexpectedDevour50VIPDined on 7/16/2014Leave your preconceived notions of food at home. The Gallerie menu descriptions, while very accurate, are understatements of the unique presentations and twists of flavor you will enjoy. -Not just fish tacos but Sushi grade Ahi Tuna Tacos served up in a crispy tortilla topped with the Chef's super secret sauce. Go ahead and order either the fries or house made potato chips. Presented in a mini fry basket, you will think that each chip was made just for you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very GoodDinerDined on 7/13/2014Very good food and good service. Thank you. The spring/summer menu is a nice change from the winter one, and I look forward to seeing what Gallerie foes for fall/winter this year.Special Features:
- Great food and service!McKMcKDined on 7/11/2014This was our first time at Gallerie, but it won't be our last! Our server Yana was fabulous! She should be teaching a course in how to be friendly, caring and professional, without being overly intrusive. The charcuterie was delicious. The mussels were divine. The peanut butter and chocolate dessert was so yummy. Great martinis. A very enjoyable experience. The only down side to Gallerie is the $15.00 valet fee. The going rate for the Short North is $6.00, so $15.00 was a bit of a shock! Next time we'll find a spot and walk!Special Features:
- Foodie11Dined on 7/5/2014Gallarie Bar and Bistro is in the Hilton hotel downtown (something we did not know going in). Not that it's location is off-putting, I just would have liked to have known ahead of time. The food was very good. We were being adventurous and ordered some off-the-wall appetizers so our flavor experience was surprising, but overall the quality was pretty good. The ambiance was so relaxing that we were ready to go to sleep after our meal. I love a relaxing environment when I dine, but it put a bit of a damper on my spirits for the rest of the night's planned activities. The chef brought us a complementary dessert pallet which was absolutely fantastic! It included chocolate & peanut butter mousse, raspberries, and brittle. Nice touch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Experience!2fordinnerVIPDined on 6/28/2014My husband & I were looking for somewhere different for an early dinner. We found Gallerie Bar & Bistro on Open Table & were so very happy we did - excellent service & we loved the view of High Street in the Short North. Our waitress & manager were so attentive & friendly, we will definately be back & will refer it to others!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GallerieDinnerontheRivRDined on 6/17/2014My second visit to this restaurant. The food was great and the service was superb. I plan to return on my next visit to Columbus. Definitely want to have the veal Mac and cheese again!Special Features:
- Short NorthHighVIPDined on 6/7/2014For a hotel restaurant this was an excellent find and a good value. However, eating in a hotel lobby has its drawbacksSpecial Features:
- Where was everyone?hungryVIPDined on 6/6/2014Dined here for lunch for first time. We were the only guests. I can say that the noise level was low and the service excellent (obviously). Very good food. Come on out Columbus for lunch! Valet parking was free at lunch too.Special Features:
- The following 162 reviews are from the Gallerie Bar & Bistro reviews archive.
- Mom's day a success!PeteDined on 5/11/2014Our brunch began with smiles and flowers for Mom. The food stations were arranged so that you saw the entire restaurant. Varied and delicious selection of food. Kudos to the wait staff. Everyone was cherry and helpful. Mom was happy so we all were happy. Thank you for a pleasant dining experience.Special Features:
- Amazing chefs - Bill and JoshMomFoodieDined on 5/11/2014Excellent food and ambiance however missed from servers the hospitality a la Cameron Mitchell restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet friendlyScoutDined on 5/2/2014We went with 2 other couples. Tha food and service were great. Service was amazing. The calm quiet was the reason for choosing Gallerie and it was perfect for talking to friends regardless of where you sat. My only complaint was terrible coffee however I asked for a new cup and they brought the Americana for me. Excellent. But they do need to improve the regular! Highly recommend this bistro.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food-poor serviceTarrymoreDined on 5/2/2014Online menu was not current. Options were limited. Waited too long for service & food. Waited to be seated while staff chatted and ignored us. Finally sat in bar and waited to be acnowledged there. Several Staff walked by before being given menus. Staff was cordial, but not that friendly. We both had the burger, which was awesome! As it should be for $12.50... Then waited again for the bill so we could get to our meeting on time. Bottom line: food was good, but expensive, and wait staff/service was lacking.Special Features:
- High levelJohnPCDined on 4/26/2014Gallerie, in the new downtown Hilton, Columbus, OH is a worthy destination restaurant and bar, even if you aren't staying in the hotel. It is attached to the Columbus Convention Center via a glass skybridge so you can avoid the weather and the traffic while enjoying a unique view. We were there on a quiet Saturday night - I imagine there are times when it is bustling, though. The decor and architecture is elegant, yet playful. Food and service were both very good. Valet parking is available for $6 - worth it, as parking in the immediate area is not easy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Experience!DinerDined on 4/25/2014It was great! The food was excellent! The special that night, the Walleye, was an unusually fun treat. A pureed Ohio corn was beneath a tender filet of Walleye. The potatoes on the dish were cooked superbly. It was a fun find. Megan, our server, was terrific. She surprised us with a couple of 'chef's whims' from time to time throughout the meal and was superb throughout the experience. Friendly and efficient, Megan was all one would want in a server. We will be back at the Gallerie some time soon.Special Features:
- Upscale, but still a hotel.DallasVIPDined on 4/5/2014The food is great (I had an amazing Chilean Sea Bass with pea purée). It's very upscale food and I had a great bourbon drink with Woodford Reserve called the Ohio Apple. Pretty expensive for a hotel restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2 completely different experiencesginamnDined on 3/15/2014First time I went to G our server was highly skilled. Chef sent out complementary amuse-bouche. Everything was absolutely incredible. They even sent out 2 boards of desserts. It could not have been a more pleasant dining experience. Returned to G and was surprised by young server. She lacked polish, would enter into our conversations, and stayed at the table too long. She could not open a bottle of wine without destroying the cork. She could not comment on dishes other than not being able to afford one of them. One of our orders was put in wrong. She even told a story regarding waiting on a certain ethnic group. It was such a disappointment to our experience. However the food was absolutely excellent and I would highly recommend the chef!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would give it another try...goodeaterDined on 3/5/2014The food was very good, but we were disappointed that the menu had been abbreviated to accommodate the previous week's Arnold Classic. Therefore, the filet I was so looking forward to was not on the menu. Our waiter recommended the chicken and it was good, but small. It came with a strong-flavored pheasant sliced sausage link. I think I was expecting chicken breast but it was a wing. Small portion for the price, I thought. We loved the St. Francis Cabernet!! As far as the food goes, It just seemed that we would have each ordered something different, and maybe been happier with our selections, had it not been a shortened menu.Special Features:
- UpsetFinbarDined on 2/15/2014The menu from a good chef Columbus knew from the restaurant Sage was disappointing. The Hilton chain seems to have emasculated his abilities to gain only uniform blandness. The appetizers appeared to be an exception, so I tried the bone marrow and my wife tried the pork belly. The pork belly was adequate, but not outstanding. the split bones with roasted marrow to spoon out gave me indigestion for two days. I took pepto bismol the same night, but my intestines kept complaining. Steer clear.Special Features:
- classy local farelennyDined on 2/15/2014enjoyed the atmosphere. the food was really good. would especially recommend the veal mac & cheese appetizer. looking forward to coming back and enjoying the bar before our next night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Notable hotel venuelorettaDined on 2/14/2014The restaurant was quiet and the staff friendly and accommodating. The food was better than most hotel fare, but the entrees seemed to be heavy on the sauces and reductions. I enjoy cleaner, fresher simple tastes, but that is a matter of preference. The spinach salad was very good and the presentation lovely. My husband ordered the Veal macaroni and cheese. That was the best dish of the evening. The steaks were tender, cooked to perfection, but the flavor of the meat was overpowered by the sauce. Presentation was very nice. We opted out of desert, but the selections looked divine. We would dine here again as it was convenient and we did not have to endure the traffic. Price was equivalent to most hotel venues.Special Features:
- Excellently romantic Valentine spotThisGuy85Dined on 2/14/2014Service was amazing, the food was fantastic, the chicken literally feel offstage bone and melted in your mouth! Delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful restaurant!! TheOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 2/14/2014Beautiful restaurant!! The decor is modern and romantic.The service was great but I was disappointed with the add-on charges for the smallest things like lettuce. May go back for special occasions but not as a regular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and atmospherefinedining2Dined on 2/14/2014My husband and I had a 3 course meal here and it was our 1st time dining at the Gallerie. All of the food was exceptional!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice atmosphere. Clean,OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/24/2014Very nice atmosphere. Clean, friendly & sophisticated. Food was outstanding, I would recommend this to anyone who is looking to dine like a King or Queen!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- business dinnerrealtorDined on 1/23/2014Beautiful, quiet restaurant. Perfect for a business dinner for 4. Service and food were excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Servicebriick758083Dined on 1/14/2014Lunch is always a pleasure at the Gallerie Bar & Bistro, the service is fantastic, quick and attentative! Great food as always!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/11/2014We had a wonderful experience at the Gallerie. The food and service were fantastic. I had the scallops, my husband had the steak. We also enjoyed the atmosphere there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PERFECT Experience!!WonderfullyImpressedDined on 12/31/2013Even Better than expected even after reading the reviews from others. I was excited about the Escargot and when the New Years holiday menu didn't have them ... the Chef still accommodated my craving. Thanks Chef!!! And they were AMAZINGLY GOOD!!! Steak was cooked PERFECTLY and practically melted in my mouth!! Lobster Bisque was awesome, and just loved the food!! Waiter was perfect with timing, never waited for any want at all! Accommodating us turning the table so we could sit together as we wanted and just made the time perfect for us!! Thanks so much!!! It was a wonderfully happy new years and the night started here!! I would do it all over again, but I would mandate to return to the Gallerie Bar & Bistro !!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good NYE ExperienceCSB14Dined on 12/31/2013I enjoyed this restaurant. Being a Columbus native, the Hilton and this restaurant are a welcome addition to the food scene. The ambience is nice, especially for young couples. I did comment during dinner that the first course/appetizer selection was a bit limited. It was overall a great place for dinner on the last day of the year. I would recommend it to family/friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Size: 1920's 3 Bedroom Condo - (Don't know the square footage; too lazy to measure)
Years lived in: 2
Though we have yet to meet in person, we feel like we know Jessica a bit - we "discovered" her colorful Chicago home through her blog and sent her an email asking if she'd be up for sharing it with the Apartment Therapy community, and happily she agreed. She and Alex both work in visual fields, so it comes as no surprise that their home is vibrant, attractive and full of nicely composed areas. Their workspace is one of the most cheerful and well organized we've seen...
...making it easier to understand how Jessica manages to keep up her blog as well as her busy graphic and fabric design businesses.
Taking a look at Jessica and Alex's resource list, we see that they meant it when they said their style was "simple and modern on a budget" - the stores listed are known for their wallet-friendly pricepoints. Combining these store bought pieces with lots of original artwork and diy projects makes Jessica and Alex's place feel far from cookie cutter. The lesson here is that the budget is not the most important factor in designing a great looking, comfortable and happy home, creativity is.
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My/Our style: Simple and modern on a budget
Inspiration: Cheerful colors and clean lines. Hmm, that's vague, isn't it?
Favorite Element: Big windows that let in lots of light
What Friends Say: "Did you paint that?"
Biggest Embarrassment: It's a toss-up between the mold in the shower or the splintered floorboard in the hallway that we keep covered with a "Don't Step Here" sign. One of these days we might get around to fixing it.
Proudest DIY: The little chair in our bedroom. We bought it at the local Salvation Army; then I painted it and recovered the seat with fabric I designed myself.
Biggest Indulgence: Books. Lots of them.
Best advice: Don't be afraid of color, people!
Dream source: Scandinavian Design (locations in Evanston, Skokie, and Chicago)
All paintings on canvas: by Jessica
Couch and matching chairs: Dania
Wicker chairs: Pier 1
Coffee table: Target
Living room carpet tiles: Flor
Living room roller shades: Smith and Noble, Bamboo Shoots/Golden 3138
Dining table and sideboard: Ikea
Dining room curtains: Pier 1
Chandelier and sconces: Home Depot
White cabinets: Lowes
Office curtains: Target, painted on by Jessica
Office rug: Target
Bedroom wall decals: Blik
Bedding: Target
Living room paint: Behr Expedition Khaki 340F-4
Office paint: Behr Bavarian Cream 340E-3
Guestroom paint: Behr Japanese Maple 120F-6 and French Taupe 120E-2
Bedroom paint: Glidden Sassafras Tea 90YY 77/201
(Thanks, Jessica and Alex!)
62 Comments
What a warm, friendly looking home lived in by warm, friendly looking people!
What a cheerful place! I love the colors.
I love the soothing pale blue and butter yellow living room. So tranquil and relaxing.
OK, so this is a great-looking home inhabited by great-looking people.
But maybe I'm just grumpy today, but I'm put off by "too lazy to measure". Square footage matters to AT readers. And it's one of the actual rules for contests, and is a normal protocol for tours.
They have obviously put tremendous effort into making their home beautiful, but couldn't be bothered with a little effort to make their contribution here complete.
So I found the whole tour a bit sour. It seems like a commercial for her design business.
Sorry if I'm off base. I'm just responding from the gut.
Very inviting! I like the colors.
It's very well put together, but overall it's just... meh. There is not one thing about it that is rather interesting or novel. It's very safe, very "accessible," and very, very neutral.
Love that salvation army chair!!! And happy to see another owner of that great Hold Everything wastebin (mine's in my office too!) Man, I miss that store ;-(
Looks very open and inviting, I'm really charmed. Not the colors that I'd personally go with, but they look nice all the same.
I especially like the desk areas. All throughout the house I get the sense that it must be easy to get things done, whether it's reading a book or putting something together for work. Overall just feels very versatile and comfortable.
the living room color is dreamy.. i.heart.it. just lovely
Very nice. And I don't care about the square footage. Thanks for sharing.
that is an insanely gorgeous place!!!!. one of my all time favorites i think.
I don't think the square footage is crucial unless it's a Small Cool entry. It's very nicely done. I don't usually like yellow walls, but these work for me. I really like the office set-up.
Hmm, I thought the tree painting on the wall with all the mini canvases hung on it was interesting and novel. As are all the cool fabrics, especially given that Jessica designed some of them herself.
Very pretty home.
Honestly, after we cleaned for the photo shoot, we were too tired to run around with a tape measure doing math. I didn't realize it was important, and the real estate listing when we bought the place only included the number of bedrooms, not the square footage.
AT, thanks for asking to do a home tour of our place. We were very honored (though we did have a moment of panic, wondering if we could quickly move into a better house to photograph?!). And we love Evan the photographer. It was great fun.
It's a great space, but it leads me to my usual quandry when I see the homes of design-y people. Is it so trendy because they were setting the trends that have now caught on, or are they just following trends? It shouldn't make a difference -- the place is lovely -- but somehow it does.
How about orange is one of the blogs I visit. Fun to see a few more pics of their place, thanks!
LOVE LOVE your baby blue sofa!! I love how the back of the sofa is high and tufted. Where did you buy it?
Good is Green - found the sofa while browsing the Dania site:
I would never have picked any of the wall colors out myself, especially the peach in the office, and yet I love how cheerful they are! I'm inspired to try something new!
For the record, I couldn't care less about square footage. Why does it matter, unless you're planning to buy the place?
How I can vote ???
thanks suziegoombs! should have noticed it listed under "resources".
It's a house tour, not an entry in some contest! There's no voting. I was surprised that AT sent a photographer.
Square footage matters because we like to know how much space we are actually seeing. Scale is an improtant consideration in design--and it helps to put the space into perspective, that's all. I'd like House Tours to include floor plans, but then, I'm a floor plan junkie.
You have a lovely home. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I really like the color choices and combos. I'm not sure I'd call most of this "modern" though really.
What color paint is the wonderful orange used for the computer monitor bases?
I'm a big fan of How about Orange, so I enjoyed seeing this tour. I think it's a very livable space, although I was expecting a little more quirkiness, a little more individuality. And more orange! Love the living room set, love the wall colors, love all the blond wood. In fact, it looks a lot like our place, just without the mess and no Heywood Wakefield. They did a fantastic job with a limited budget.
BTW, I was surprised to see the living room paint was "khaki," when it comes across as a neutral, sophisticated yellow on my screen. Is it more beige or khaki-brownish in person, or more yellow? I like yellow a lot and want to use it in our new home, I'm just afraid of painting a room and feeling like I'm living in an Easter egg.
I like the whole place, and the couple looks adorable. Literally everything looks great. But I think there's something about the home office that I really find ultra-fantastic, which is strange for me, because it's kind of a lot of stuff to have out in the open, and yet they've managed to make it all work together so beautifully that I can't remember ever seeing a nicer one.
I really like your home... fun, bright and welcoming... no pretension. I would love to sit on your couch with a cup of tea and chat. Thanks for sharing. :)
I love her blog and so happy to see her apartment. She always shows bits and pieces of her place but this tour is awesome..
thanks for sharing your beautiful home.
I love seeing the homes of bloggers whom I admire! What a happy, comfortable place.
But again, AT, I notice no photos of the kitchen & bathrooms. I want to see how these creative folks handle those difficult spaces!
Hi Jessica, I think you have a very good sense of where every single thing looks best and ultimately should be placed. Could you please tell me where you bought the white vase that's on top of your sideboard?
thank you for sharing your home!
I love the casual simplicity of every room, but it's certainly not boring. I think adding personal touches to plain curtains or walls is a great way to add a bit of color without spending a lot of money or going too crazy. The office reminds me of an orange creamsicle.
The white vase is from Ikea. And the living room walls don't look khaki at all, even though that's the paint name, but more of a tannish mustard. The orange paint on the computer stands is Behr, but I didn't save the paint chip, sorry!
what a lovely, warm house! love the work station.
GREAT house tour! It looks like a fun, vibrant home, and one really well suited to its occupants. I like everything about the apartment.
It's so nice to see a house tour that isn't some million dollar loft with high ceilings and skyliner views that's tastefully decorated in a neutral palette with pricey iconic designer pieces, high-end lighting, and big "important" art. I see enough design porn in shelter mags. More tours like this, please.
It's overall a lovely, light space. Not surprising, considering the professions of the owners. Great use of color. My favorite is the office space, that has some extra liveliness to it. I was happy to see the Apple Pro Speakers, the cutest computer speakers ever designed. Be warned, if you upgrade to a new computer, the speakers won't be compatible! I'm also wondering where you got the little stand that lifts the iMac off the desk, as I'm looking for something similar to use on my desk.
Very cute fabric on the chair!
Cheerful colors and clean lines does describe it perfectly! The wall art is absolutely fantastic, well done.
too me it's kind of a funky pottery barn photo shoot.
i guess i want more interesting choices in color and furnishings from someone who designs such interesting fabrics. and your blog on the photographers search for knickknacks is telling. this place seems staged (as in real estate, not artifice).
i'd agree that your office is the highlight as it is uniquely you and has detail. cover one of your couches in one of your fabrics please.
Obviously this is a tasteful and well thought out apartment. However, it looks a bit like every "store of the moment" puked in there...boooring! The art is good, although rather decorative. I hate to criticize art.
What a great space! I feel inspired to clean my office area. And paint it!
Greer, we built the orange stands out of scrap wood from Home Depot and painted them orange.
Where did you get the desks from? We're looking for something simple like that for our place.
Nice impression created when you enter this space.
The subtle, yet odd color palette really works too.
The bedroom photo bugs me:
wall art looks so lonely compared to all the stuff crammed together on the adjacent wall.
Why not pull the TV set-up out from the wall and nestle it under, and to the right of the wall art?
You left so much space under it anyways.
Plus, moving things out, 'floating' them really does make your space look bigger as more wall space is revealed. It won't make it look like you just moved in or don't know where to store things.
'Lisa H' commented about following or setting trends:
I think everyone is on a different part of the 'design journey'; an evolution, to be sure.
But overall it might be that it's a mass-conscious movement where some are just in different 'places' than others.
Just go with it.
Love the idea of painting on the target curtains...great job!
The yellow walls are fantastic!
Where did you get the piece of furniture you've used as a TV stand in your bedroom?
The office desks are actually small dining tables. They're mismatchedâone used to be our dining table in our old apartment and came from a furniture store in Madison, WI (forgot the name). The other is from good ol' Ikea, as is the TV stand.
paulmuscat, thanks for the tips. That room is 10'x13' (some info I do happen to remember that should make the square footage people happy), so it's quite cozy. We had tried the TV there, but we were afraid the radiator would cook it, and also we'd have to turn our heads sideways to watch it from the futon. But we welcome ideas! I'm not too great at figuring out where to put furniture.
so nice,i like this room very much !!!
Hello Jessica and Alex!
I enjoyed your simplicity and the colour choices. Very perky! Question- is the 2x4 cube bookshelf in the guest room(?)/TV room from Target? I have been eyeing a bookshelf that looks exactly like that one, only in white, at target for my studio/office. If it is not, would you kindly share your source? Are you happy with it and its quality? Thanks! :)
...or is it Ikea Expedit??
I don't know which canvas art she is referring to as being her own paintings, but one piece shown is actually fabric from Ikea and the abstracted tree canvas is, I believe, Urban Outfitters.
This is very lovely and warm!
Wonderful place. Cute couple. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy this overall; it seems inviting. I would go for something dramatic for the windows, without hiding their size and natural lighting abilities. The sofa/chair selection is iffy in the living room, too: too much of the same thing. Variety and complementing items/colors works wonders.
Love the strong colors and wall art design in the bedroom. Great job.
I love all the wall colors, awesome job. The one thing i would change is the matchy matchy living room furniture - the 3 pieces that are the same. I love your custom made fabrics, lots of color and very vibrant.
I love your orange desk organizers...did you make them?
If not, where are they from!? :)
LOVE IT!!! What is the wood flooring?
Totally awesome!!
I love the organized office area! Where are the moniter bases from? I'm actually looking for some for my office right now!
That office seems like it would make anyone happy and productive! And love the open dining/living area - the sage green sofa & armchairs are great. So often with sofas, it seems you have to choose between nice, modern lines OR something comfortable you want to plop down on to watch a movie, and this living room set-up manages to be both. Great choices!
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6 slices
3 cups
spinach, rinsed and chopped
2 teaspoons
white sugar
1 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
onion powder
1/8 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/2 cup
minced onion
1 clove
garlic, minced
1 cup
shredded Monterey Jack cheese
2 cups
scalded milk
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pastry for a 9 inch single crust pie
Just made this for dinner, it was great! I added only 1 1/2 cups milk because of other comments and cooked it about 40 minutes. It turned out excellent! Thank you for a quick dinner!
A good flavor, but a little "eggy" in texture. Could improve, I think, by using half-and-half instead of milk. Also, was watery, I think from the fresh spinach cooking (although it was quite dry when I added it). Do not top with the cheese till the last ten minutes. It browned too much! A nice recipe if I do some work on it next time.
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The pie was fairly easy to make.I used pillsbury pie crust and oscar meyer precooked bacon , the only changes i made wereiadd extra garlic i did not have enough jack cheese so i added some chedder a little romano .also i think i under cooked it ,but nobody seemed to care.all they did was ooh and aah over the flavors.thanks alot you made me famous.
Made this for Easter yesterday and there was not a slice left!! didnt have Jack cheese on hand so i used Mozzarella and used 1 cup milk and 1/2 cup half/half. Yummy!!! can wait to make it agian
This dish has a fabulous flavor! However, it was very runny. Next time, I'll use less milk and perhaps prethicken it with some flour.
I added Polish sausage and topped it with cheese and an Alfredo sauce. Most
I used colby-jack cheese and lightly sauteed the onion and garlic. I did not scald the milk. This pie was delicious and easy. Will make this again! A frozen deep-dish pie crust and ready-cooked bacon crumbles would be great time savers. Let it cool for a few minutes before serving.
Did some minor adjustments and was enough for 2 pies. Good stuff! Next time I might fry the onions before adding to mixture.
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There are plenty of fly fishers who plunge boldly into swift and treacherous rivers without the aid of a wading staff. Indeed, there is a widespread sentiment that only a weenie or an overly cautious old fart uses one. I may fit both categories. It's true that I have less to lose at this age, but I am also more loath than ever to lose it.
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Time has a way of muddling cause and effect. It's difficult to know if the fly-fishing vest evolved because anglers needed something to hold all their gear, or if fly anglers carry so much stuff simply because someone invented a place to put it. Either way, it was love at first sight, and the vest now stands as the iconic representation of fly-fishing even among non-anglers. Although chest packs and fanny packs have emerged as alternatives, they seem most popular for less gear-intensive forms of angling—steelheading or the flats, for instance—where such packs are enormously useful. But for day-in/day-out trout fishing, far fewer anglers seem to have made the change. For them, a vest remains the most congenial approach.
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Thomas & Thomas has undergone a renaissance of late under new owner Mark Richens, who has given the company the business wherewithal it needed to clear a huge backlog of already- designed rods. First and foremost is a new premium saltwater series, the TNT.
Dynamite red with tons of backbone, these are fast-action lifting and fighting sticks which clearly were designed with tarpon anglers in mind. T&T also has a new fast-action trout line, which Richens was careful to explain will be offered as an option (T&T is not leaving its traditional medium action niche behind). The NS5 series (NS is for "no sanctuary," explains Richens, because "these are definitely distance casting rods)" is a gorgeous update to the classic T&T heritage.


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I am sitting on my facebook and what do I see? A 15 year old girls boobs on my wall. The world never ceases to amaze me. Every generation has their version of this story, more commonly the generations with cellphones as teens. Before cellphones is was traditional photos. The easy way out is always taken with the blame of how it ended up on the internet. Everyone wants to blame the boy for posting a nude or topless photo of the girl. Yea its horrible and a guy that posts a photo like that of a girl is scum. On the same token, the girl was extremely stupid and ten times more at fault for taking it in the first place.
1. Girls need to gain some Self Respect
2. No matter the circumstances its irresponsible! You may not think he would do it, but even if he didnt or wouldn't that doesn't mean his phone cant get stolen or yours even.
3. You dont know who all sees that photo. If it ends up on facebook its not just his friends, theres also the friends of the ppl who comment on the photo.
4. How do you know someone dangerous isnt going to see it? You dont.
Im disgusted, Yea you may be mortified but you could have avoided the whole thing by not putting yourself in that position in the first place.


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Oil for deep frying
1/2 cup corn syrup
1/2 stick real butter
3/4 cup chopped nuts (pecans, walnuts)
1 egg yolk
Egg roll wrappers
Granulated sugar
Bananas or other various fruits (optional)
Preheat deep fryer to 350 degrees. Combine corn syrup and butter in a small saucepan. Cook on low heat 10-15 minutes. Add coarsely chopped nuts, until consistency is thick.
Beat egg yolk to make an egg wash. Lay an egg roll wrapper on a flat surface with one of the points facing you so it looks like a diamond shape. Place 1/4 cup of the filling in the center of the wrapper, do not overfill. Put egg wash on the sides of wrapper. Pull in the two sides of the egg roll wrapper and then take the point and roll.
Deep fry for three minutes being very careful. Remove from oil and place on a paper towel. Roll in granulated sugar and serve hot with ice cream. You may also use bananas or other fresh fruits or pie fillings in this recipe.
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Flying Dutchmen Go 1-1 At Select Bank Hall of Fame Classic
Center Nate VanArendonk scored a season-high 16 points for the Hope men's basketball team in a 79-73 loss to Cornerstone Saturday at the Grand Rapids Sports Hall of Fame Classic.
The Flying Dutchmen tied for second at the two-day tournament at Calvin with a 1-1 record, while Cornerstone finished first.
Sophomore point guardBen Gardnerof Carmel, Ind. (Carmel HS), topped Hope (1-3 overall) with 17 points. He made the all-tournament team.
"We had some great play in the paint. We kept going at them inside. They didn't have an answer," Hope coach Matt Neil said. "Then they went to their zone. We've got to be better taking at what they give us. The best thing is we've got four days to work on this stuff."
The Flying Dutchmen return to Calvin next weekend for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association-College Conference of Illinois-Wisconsin Challenge. Hope plays Wheaton (Ill.) at 6 p.m. Friday and Carthage (Wis.) at 1 p.m. Saturday.
VanArendonk, a senior from Grand Haven (Grand Haven HS, shot 7-of-8 from the field and 2-of-3 from the foul line as he scored in double figures for the fourth consecutive game.
VanArendonk also grabbed a game-high eight rebounds and recorded a season-high four blocks. He had one apiece in each of the three previous games.
Sophomore forwardSam Ottoof Wheaton, Ill. (Wheaton North HS) added a career-high 10 points off the bench for the Flying Dutchmen.
Flying Dutchmen Beat Aquinas On Friday
The Hope men's basketball team made sure head coach Matt Neil enjoyed his 53rd birthday.
Sophomore guard Ben Gardner of Carmel, Ind. (Carmel HS), buried the go-ahead layup with six seconds remaining lifted the Flying Dutchmen to their first victory of the season on Friday at the Grand Rapids Sports Hall of Fame Classic.
The Flying Dutchmen (1-2 overall) beat Aquinas 69-67 at Calvin in a game that featured 11 lead changes and five ties.
Gardner's last of a team-high 18 points gave Hope a 68-67 lead and came after sophomore forward Brock Bensonof Willowbrook, Ill. (Hinsdale South HS), swiped the ball away from Aquinas guard Anthony Williams with 16 seconds remaining.
Hope chose not to a call time out and got the ball in Gardner's hands.
"Ben is capable of making good choices. At that point, I feel pretty good with the ball in his hands," Neil said. "We set a ballscreen. That's what we would have drawn up anyway. Rather than letting them set their defense or get in a flow, we were taking the chance. We were able to go with the flow. Ben found an angle to the basket and had a great score.."
Gardner said he did not want to wait too long to shoot.
"Driving always has been my game," Gardner said. "I didn't want to wait until the last second just in base I happened to miss. I took it to the lane and was pretty happy."
Hope scored the final five points of the game to answer a 3-pointer from Aquinas senior Kolin Kazen with 1:03 remaining.
Senior centerNate VanArendonkof Grand Haven (Grand Haven HS) put down a wide-open dunk 20 seconds after Kazen's 3 to cut the Flying Dutchmen's deficit to 67-66.
After Gardner's basket, Aquinas committed a turnover on an inbounds feed to center court that senior forwardGrant Neilof Holland (West Ottawa HS) retrieved. He went to the line and split his foul shots, making the first.
Aquinas (3-4 overall) could not get a shot off before the final buzzer.
The Flying Dutchmen rallied from being down seven points three times over the final 8:52, including the last with 6:40 remaining.
"I'm proud of the way we hung in together," Matt Neil said. "It was a gritty game. Aquinas was everything we thought they were — tough, physical (and) aggressive. "
Three other Hope players scored in double figures — junior guardCorey McMahonof Glenview, Ill. (Glenbrook South HS) and Benson with 11 apiece and VanArendonk with 10.


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Many flowers, photos and Apple related objects were left as a memorial for Steve Jobs outside Apple Headquarters in Cupertino on Oct. 6, 2011.
Apple will not hold a public memorial for its fallen leader but the company is planning a memorial for its employees next week.
One Infinite Loop will host a closed memorial for Apple employees on Wednesday, Oct. 19. Apple will hold the ceremony in its outdoor amphitheater.
An internal memo was sent to employees informing them of the memorial service.
"Like many of you, I have experienced the saddest days of my lifetime and shed many tears during the past week," said Apple's CEO Tim Cook in the memo. "And I've found comfort in both telling and listening to stories about Steve."
Jobs passed away of respiratory arrest last Wednesday in his home. The Apple co-founder's family held a private funeral for Jobs last Friday.


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MADISON, Wis. (WSAU) -- State officials have made a pretty penny on some confiscated wild ginseng.
The Department of Natural Resources held an auction to disperse 317 pounds of the herb this week, selling it off in seven lots for $269,750 dollars, or roughly $850 dollars a pound. That's higher than the usual price of wild ginseng. Farm-grown ginseng from Marathon County usually runs around $70 to $80 a pound.
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WASHINGTON (BP) -- Government persecution of Christians in China increased in 2012 for the seventh consecutive year, ChinaAid reported Feb. 4, with the government especially moving to eradicate house churches.
Data collected by ChinaAid in 2012 showed a 125 percent increase in sentencings and a 41.9 percent increase in incidences of persecution over 2011, according to the religious liberty group's 2012 annual report.
Specifically, a total of 132 cases of persecution across China targeted 4,919 individuals, including 442 clergy; the detaining of 1,441, including 236 clergy; and the sentencing of nine people. In 2011, ChinaAid reported 93 cases of persecution, involving 4,322 individuals, 337 of them clergy; the detaining of 1,289 individuals, including 267 church leaders; and the sentencing of four individuals.
"Compared with the statistics in ChinaAid's past annual reports, this trend of worsening persecution has persisted for the past seven years," the report said, "with an average increase of 24.5 percent in the total of all six categories of persecution statistics tracked by ChinaAid."
A secret Chinese government document issued in September 2011, which was released by ChinaAid, verified the focus on eradicating the house church, as did the number of incidences reported.
The government, according to the secret document, was engaged in forcibly banning and sealing churches, pressuring congregations to join the official "Three-Self" church, detaining church leaders and sending them to labor camps on "suspicion of organizing and using a cult to undermine law enforcement"; and restricting evangelism targeting college students, the secret document indicates.
In spite of the persecution, ChinaAid indicated the church is persevering.
"China's churches, especially house churches and church leaders, suffered greater pressure and persecution last year; they also demonstrated great endurance and perseverance," the report said. "In this police state where Domestic Security Protection agents run amuck, in a society suffering a serious loss of ethic[s] and morals, and when spiritual pollution is worse than Beijing's air pollution, only Christ's church stands out like a lamp in the dark, preserving light, hope and peace like a light in the darkness."
Bob Fu, ChinaAid founder and president, added in the report that China's house churches "put their trust neither on potentates nor power, much less in man's wisdom and intellect."
"Rather, they trust in the omnipotence of the Holy Spirit and the truth of Jesus Christ," Fu said. "Nothing can separate us from the love of God, neither persecution or freedom, nor poverty or wealth. In the coming year, China's churches will face new challenges, and they will continue to renew people's hearts, influence society and glorify the holy name of the Lord Jesus Christ."
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Does the Need for Agreement Among Reviewers Inhibit the Publication of Controversial Findings?
AbstractAs Cicchetti indicates, agreement among reviewers is not high. This conclusion is empirically supported by Fiske and Fogg (1990), who reported that two independent reviews of the same papers typically had no critical point in common. Does this imply that journal editors should strive for a high level of reviewer consensus as a criterion for publication? Prior research suggests that such a requirement would inhibit the publication of papers with controversial findings. We summarize this research and report on a survey of editors.
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Annual reports of the Director of the National Archives
Section 21 of the National Archives Act provides for annual reports by the Director on the work of the National Archives. Following submission to the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, the minister responsible for the National Archives, these reports are laid before each house of the Oireachtas and are subsequently published.
Commencing with the report for the year 1997, the reports of the Director of the National Archives for the years 1997–1999 have been published at the same time as the reports of the National Archives Advisory Council and those for the years 2000-2011 are available to consult below as .pdf files.


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That's the provocative point of departure for an upcoming Zócalo Public Square event. Chefs have always had a knack for fame: From Julia Child to Napoleon's personal chef, who published lucrative cookbooks and invented the tall white chef's hat. But … Continue reading
10 August 2010
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