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Stainless Steel Stemless Wine Glass by RSVP Endurance
Faith's Daily Find 04.01.13
Stainless Steel Stemless Wine Glass by RSVP Endurance
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We were in Colorado this past week, and we had dinner with some friends who pulled out these stainless steel wine tumblers, laughing about how they couldn't keep wine glasses in one piece (especially with a new baby in the house). These stainless steel tumblers are certainly unorthodox, but they were so fun to use on a casual evening. They're pretty hefty, and they kept the wine (and beer) super cold. Yes, you miss seeing the color of the wine, but give me these over the red plastic cups at a backyard barbecue any day.
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Love em, want some!
I thought that there was a reason not to put wines in metal containers - the acidity of it will react with the metal and change the flavor/ leach things?
These are really cool looking though.


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East End Main Street announced the
grand opening April 27 of the first full season of the East End Bazaar open-air artisan market.
The market is located at 1428
Washington Street East at Ruffner Avenue in Charleston.
A project of EEMS, the bazaar features
an eclectic mix of functional and collectible art and hand-crafted goods as
well as full line-up of live acoustic music each weekend.
Besides improving what was once an
empty lot, the bazaar will provide an opportunity for local artists and
artisans to showcase and sell their work, aid in economic development by
encouraging entrepreneurship and tourism, and generally contribute to the East
End's revitalization as a thriving, vibrant arts district.
Market hours are Saturdays, 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m., April through October.
Vendors scheduled for the at-capacity
April 27 bazaar include Christie Craddock, ChrizArt, Studio Lilybean,
Providence Handmade, Scream! Ice Cream, Emerald Dragonfly Designs, Le Junque,
Pampered Paws Bakery, Charly Jupiter Hamilton, Fish Hawk Acres, 10% Pottery,
Caribbean Kitchen, Kelly Bryant, Thaibilly Kitchen, The Eco-Beader, and Mission
Savvy/Organic To-Go. Local favorites The Carpenter Ants will play their
signature brand of "country-friend gospel soul" on the Bazaar center stage.
The bazaar is the result of more than
a year of planning and fundraising. More than 1,400 volunteer hours were logged
for the construction and upkeep. Volunteers worked nearly every Saturday, most
Sundays and sporadic weekdays last summer.
"The construction and development of
the bazaar is a creative combination of effective corporate partnerships and a
strong volunteer base that is working tirelessly and led by Market Manager and
EEMS AmeriCorps VISTA Ned Savage," said EEMS Executive Director Ric Cavender.
"We are very proud, appreciative, and
humbled by the immense amount of support this project has received from
volunteers, sponsors, partners, and the community," Cavender said.
A list of featured vendors for the
Grand Opening along with photos of the construction process can be found on the
bazaar Facebook fan page,
as well as information regarding other approved vendors and performances.
Photos, schedule, Market Policies and the official vendor application are
available at http://www.CharlestonEastEnd.com.
EEMS is always seeking new artists, artisans, cooks, musicians and performers.
Free parking for Bazaar patrons will be available in the
RCCR and WV Health Right parking lots.

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Even though John Waite and Jonathan Cain declined to rejoin, former members of The Babys are recording a new album, and the lineup sounds like it could really be good. Joining original members Wally Stocker (guitar) and Tony Brock (drums), will be Joey Sykes, who played with Merideth Brooks, and singer Jon Bisaha. Bisaha is an acomplished singer with great vocal range. So you might miss Cain and Waite, and you might miss original bass player, Ricky Phillips, (now with Styx), but there is no deying that the new lineup has plenty of talent. This could be one of the surprise albums of the coming year.
Picture by Matthew Straubmuller [CC-BY-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons


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If you have curly or wavy hair, chances are you spend hours battling your natural texture with a blow drier or styling iron.
But loose curls and shaggy waves are back in style, so it's time you broke your daily straightening habit and embraced waves for a change. We spoke to Jesse Boag, Moroccanoil Educator for Australia and New Zealand, to find out his top tips for styling wavy hair.
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To enhance a natural curl, product is best applied evenly by twisting from roots to ends.
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Luter reflects on presidency, remains hopeful for future
NEW ORLEANS (BP) - On the cusp of completing his two-year presidential tenure as the first African American president of the Southern Baptist Convention, pastor Fred Luter sat down for a question-and-answer session with the Baptist Message, the newsjournal of the Louisiana Baptist Convention. "My prayer and hope is that this diversity will continue once my term ends at the Baltimore convention," Luter, pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans. "I truly feel strongly that it will."
President Luter's answers to Baptist Message questions
MESSAGE: Would you reflect on being president of the Southern Baptist Convention for the past two years? LUTER: It has truly been overwhelming to serve in such a position. On one hand, you are doing your best to visit as many churches, associations, state conventions, seminaries, colleges and entities as your time and schedule permit. On the other hand, you are getting phone calls, emails, texts from people all across the country making all kinds of requests from book endorsements, writing letters for all types of events, to media requests for interviews on current events happening in our country as well as throughout the world. Then, to add to that I have to still maintain my most important roles as a husband, father and pastor. Whew! MESSAGE: What do you think you were able to accomplish during your time as president? LUTER: I have been truly proud to visit a lot of smaller churches, associations and conventions where it is the very first time an SBC president has been there. I also think I was able to accomplish more diversity in meetings across the country and our convention. There is more participation from ethnic groups getting involved in the SBC. Finally, I believe I was able to remind our churches and convention of how important revival and prayer are to us carrying out the Great Commission. MESSAGE: What were the greatest challenges you faced during your terms? LUTER: My greatest challenge was trying to accommodate all of the requests for speaking engagements. I could have used at least three more of me the past two years. MESSAGE: In your opinion, what is the state of the SBC at this time? LUTER: I believe the state of our convention is good; however there is a saying that goes, "We have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go." We as a convention have to address our declining numbers in church attendance, baptism, reaching our young people and CP giving. Until we can do better in those areas there will always be room for improvement. That is why revival and prayer are so critical at this time. MESSAGE: Does the Cooperative Program remain strong and viable today? How do you see the CP's future shaping up? LUTER: The Cooperative Program is not only viable but also critical to this convention if we are going to impact our world with the Gospel. Because of our CP giving we are able to put missionaries all over the world to share the Gospel with unreached people groups.
Greens, Abedini to be honored at SBC meeting
The Greens "rightly recognize that the government is not lord of the conscience."
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NASHVILLE (BP) -- The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission will honor at the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting a family and a prisoner who are demonstrating faithfulness to Christ in the face of governmental pressure.
CP, baptisms for SBC nominees' churches
BALTIMORE (BP) -- The churches of three nominees for SBC president reflect much of the uniqueness of the Southern Baptist Convention, including their giving through the Cooperative Program, baptisms and other facets of church life.
Great Commission Advance to beckon Baptists to 'do more'
BALTIMORE (BP) -- SBC Executive Committee President Frank S. Page will issue a challenge to Southern Baptists at the SBC annual meeting to "do more" to reach the world with the Gospel.
Page will set forth his vision for Great Commission Advance, an initiative to increase missions involvement among individuals and churches, during his report to the convention on Tuesday afternoon, June 10, in Baltimore. C. Ashley Clayton, EC vice president for Cooperative Program and stewardship, told SBC LIFE, journal of the Executive Committee, "In its most condensed and basic form, Great Commission Advance calls for Southern Baptists to simply 'do more.'" Page will call on all Southern Baptists -- individuals, families and churches -- to sacrificially do more to advance the Great Commission "so that every person has the opportunity to hear the Gospel," Clayton said. Page told SBC LIFE that "doing more" in the area of personal stewardship is essential to missions involvement. He will urge Southern Baptists to commit to establishing a biblical standard of giving and generosity. Page also will encourage Southern Baptists to participate in missions at the local, state, national and international levels. For some, "doing more" may mean surrendering to God's call to vocational ministry as a pastor, chaplain, church planter or international missionary, he said. In addition, Page will challenge churches to increase their level of support through the Cooperative Program for Southern Baptist missions and ministries. Since being elected EC president in 2010, Page has emphasized that the Cooperative Program is about missions and ministries, not numbers and percentages, Clayton said. Southern Baptist missions and ministries at the state, national and international levels are fueled by the Cooperative Program. Ministries like disaster relief, international missions, church planting, collegiate ministry, theological education, care for neglected children and moral advocacy are supported by dollars contributed through the Cooperative Program, he said. One of the primary objectives of Great Commission Advance is to address the decline in Cooperative Program giving over the past two decades, Clayton said. In 1982, churches were giving an average of 10.7 percent of their undesignated receipts to cooperative missions and ministries through the Cooperative Program. That number has dropped to 5.4 percent, declining by an average of about 0.2 percent each year. In 2012, the average percent of churches' Cooperative Program giving held steady for the first time since the 1990s and slightly ticked upward.
Wells up for 13th term as registration sec'y
BALTIMORE (BP) -- Jim Wells of the Missouri Baptist Convention will be nominated for a 13th term as registration secretary of the Southern Baptist Convention at the June 10-11 annual meeting in Baltimore.
Dennis Manpoong Kim Q&A for SBC president
BALTIMORE (BP) -- Maryland pastor Dennis Manpoong Kim, one of three people to be nominated for SBC president in June, responded to six questions Baptist Press posed to each candidate.
Cooperative Program to anchor SBC exhibits
BALTIMORE (BP) -- The Cooperative Program exhibit at the SBC annual meeting in Baltimore will feature a diversity of speakers reflecting the multifaceted ministries the CP funds, said Ashley Clayton, SBC vice president for the Cooperative Program and stewardship development.
Ronnie Floyd Q&A for SBC president
BALTIMORE (BP) -- Arkansas pastor Ronnie Floyd, as one of three pastors to be nominated for SBC president in June, responded to six questions Baptist Press posed to each candidate.
Jared Moore Q&A for SBC president
BALTIMORE (BP) -- Kentucky pastor Jared Moore, as one of three pastors to be nominated for SBC president in June, responded to six questions Baptist Press posed to each candidate.
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Korean pastor is 3rd SBC president nominee
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Dennis Manpoong Kim, pastor of Global Mission Church of Greater Washington in Silver Spring, Md., will be nominated for president of the Southern Baptist Convention during the June 10-11 SBC annual meeting in Baltimore, Texas pastor Dwight McKissic announced yesterday (May 20).
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Lives transformed by Christ through 25 years of Crossover
NASHVILLE (BP) -- For the past 25 years, Southern Baptists have begun each annual meeting by celebrating hundreds -- sometimes thousands -- of new souls won for Christ.
This celebration is the result of Crossover, the evangelistic outreach initiative preceding the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention. Each year, North American Mission Board partners with state conventions, associations and local churches to saturate the host city of the Convention with evangelistic events. Volunteers from across the country arrive in the city a few days prior to the annual convention to participate alongside local church members. Last year, Crossover Houston marked the 25th year of outreach.
In 1983, when messengers approved Las Vegas as the 1989 SBC annual meeting site, they adopted a recommendation to add "a strong evangelistic emphasis in connection with the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention in 1989." The week prior to the Convention's annual meeting in Las Vegas, more than two thousand volunteers participated in door-to-door witnessing campaigns and revival services. They visited more than 100,000 homes and led approximately 470 people to Christ. The following year, the SBC Home Mission Board (now NAMB) planned a second evangelistic event to coincide with the SBC annual meeting. The annual saturation evangelism initiative became known as Crossover in 1991, when then-SBC president Morris H. Chapman worked with the HMB to expand the one-day outreach into a full week. Crossover Atlanta that year involved door-to-door witnessing, serving meals to the homeless, street evangelism, and prayer throughout the city. The event saw 333 decisions for Christ. The name "Crossover" was inspired by an evangelism conference in Australia where Chapman spoke in 1987. The theme of the conference was "Crossover Australia." In an interview with SBC LIFE, Chapman recalled being struck by the dual meaning of the name.
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Pac-Man Championship Edition DX Chops Through XBLA Tomorrow, PSN Next WeekDo not adjust your calendars, there is news afoot in the Pac-Man universe. Namco Bandai has revealed that Pac-Man Championship Edition DX will launch on the Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow and on the PlayStation Network next week, on November 23.
Pac-Man's newest downloadable console appearance is priced at 800MS Points ($10).
Like 2007's Pac-Man Championship Edition before it, Pac-Man CEDX throws the classic character into a fast-paced, multicolored arcade adventure that is visually akin to--as a crazy hippie would say--being on a really far off trip, man.
According to the press release, Pac-Man CEDX features "more mazes, new modes and exciting gameplay features that will have everyone rethink what they know about Pac-Man." In other words, trash that fan-fic because everything you thought to be true has now been called into question.
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Floats, clears, and color flashes
After viewing this site's redesign in progress, Peter Petrus wrote:
[Y]ou're using footer to clear floats (content + sidebar). This creates a large drawback, because before footer is downloaded and displayed in the browser, parent wrapper lacks any background.
It means that we're staring on black text / orange background combo for a few moments. Well, few moments now, but should you put any unresponsive widgets in the sidebar, everything can render much slower. Having main content flash like this isn't very pleasant – especially when you named the redesign "Designing from the content out".
Solution is very simple – use ':after' clearing for the main wrapper. Sure, it won't work on IE, but 1) setting width to wrapper sets hasLayout and triggers clearing 2) #footer is still there, in any case.
I'd read about using ":after" clearing but hadn't implemented it and thought I could solve the problem an easier way. This afternoon, with about five minutes' work, I did so.
I solved the orange background flash by moving the faux column background image up in the CSS hierarchy.
- In the original CSS, I used the faux column background image on the
wrapperelement only.
- In the updated CSS, I've now added the same background image to the
bodyelement as well.
Doing so fixed the orange background flash problem, because the browser no longer has to wait for the footer to clear before showing the background image.
body element on new z.css and previous z-bak.css. (Likewise, compare
body on alt.css and alt-bak.css.)
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37 Responses to "Floats, clears, and color flashes"
Tim Wright said on 22 May 2009 at 2:07 pm:
I usually ditch my wrapper div and use body:after{content:".";display:block;clear:both;}
Works like a charm!
Lexx said on 22 May 2009 at 2:09 pm:
Thanks Jeffrey! :)
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Adam said on 22 May 2009 at 2:13 pm:
This reminds me of the good ol' days of CSS discovery, where there was always someone finding a new way to push the boundaries of what the language could do.
Although this time, we're polishing the tools in our bag of tricks instead of adding new ones. Thanks for the post.
Travis said on 22 May 2009 at 2:19 pm:
Why not use overflow:auto; on the wrapping element? One line of css, less obtrusive than :after
Derek said on 22 May 2009 at 2:27 pm:
One problem with assigning a fixed-width, hard-edged background image to the body element on a horizontally-centered design is that 50% of the time it will be 1 pixel off. Try slowly resizing your new site design to see it in action. The right-hand border gets thicker and thinner.
A minor point, but for the more pixel-anal, it's good to know.
(By the way, some of us have email addresses with four-character domain extensions, which your validation does not allow!)
Dinis Correia said on 22 May 2009 at 2:32 pm:
I'm a pixel freak – and there's a tiny 1px issue on some browsers when setting a centered background image on the body tag.
From "One pixel background jog": On odd pixel widths where the number of pixels isn't exactly divisible by 2 the browser has to round up or down to arrive at its measurement and IE seems to round the elements placed on the body at a different rate to those placed on other elements."
Apparently, this happens in Safari as well.
In your case, the right side of the container sometimes gets a 2px black line – because you are also setting the bckground on the container and the two images overlap.
I'd say go with the :after fix – it's acutally a decent way to clear floats.
Ben said on 22 May 2009 at 2:32 pm:
Thanks Jeffrey! I like this solution, simple and effective.
John Lascurettes said on 22 May 2009 at 2:55 pm:
Consider me amused that you hadn't used :after before. You are the master that taught me (both through early ALA articles and the first ed of DWWS). Here is my rundown on my favorite methods for clearing floats x-browser.
Tim said on 22 May 2009 at 3:18 pm:
Can someone elaborate on what, if any, is the advantage of using overflow:auto instead of overflow:hidden ? I have always used hidden for clearing floats, or the :after method. If I remember correctly, overflow:auto can trigger scrollbars in FF1 (do we care? probably not much.), but I haven't run into any bugs with using the overflow:hidden method.
Cory Duncan said on 22 May 2009 at 3:28 pm:
@Tim Depending on the layout, overflow: hidden can clip text characters (particularly serif fonts).
Michael said on 22 May 2009 at 3:44 pm:
Oh, heaven forbid, a page isn't completely loaded until it is loaded. Who knows what will happen next? Video that isn't buffered not playing? We're all damned to 56k!
Neal G said on 22 May 2009 at 4:06 pm:
The :after method is a pretty old, and outdated. I can't believe people even recommend using it anymore. Anyway, props to Travis for pointing out overflow: auto, which is what I swear by now days.
Jeffrey, another way to fix the 1px jog, (other than making your site an even numbered width, which in the end will save you grief) is to give your odd numbered DIV a 1px transparent border on the left or right like so: div { border-left: 1px solid transparent; } This won't work in IE6 as it doesn't support transparent but I have a feeling you're stats for this site have IE6 around 3-5%
Peter said on 22 May 2009 at 8:14 pm:
Using 'overflow' to clear floats is a clever way too, but it breaks text selection and creates problems in Firefox (especially 'auto').
Thanks for addressing this issue, Jeffrey, looking forward to reading your articles in the new design. :)
Oh, and sorry for my bad English.
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There's another, really ingenious layout technique for this that's being pioneered at sites like Google and Flickr: they're taking advantage of the table element's native support for displaying content in columns. At first it's a bit counter-intuitive to use a giant table to lay out your entire document, but the markup is fairly easy to read once you get your head around it, and it turns out that the rendering is very consistent across browsers, including the dreaded Safari.
Another advantage of this new technique is that your layout can degrade much more gracefully when you have content that's too wide for the new format (usually a large image or a particularly long URL). Since the visual elements are being applied directly to each column, background images and the like will actually grow with the content. This behavior is really pretty robust, and as far as I've seen, these sites are virtually free of the unsightly content overlaps and cutoffs that plague so many float-based layouts.
Most importantly, the corresponding CSS is much more accessible to users with screen readers. Semantically, the concept of a floating element was introduced to describe optional, supporting information that appears alongside the main content. But most sites incorrectly use floating elements for every area of the page, which means that the screen reader doesn't know which parts to emphasize and which parts it can safely skip past. In contrast, a table-based solution allows the screen reader to clearly communicate both the content and the layout of your site to your disabled audience.
Ingo Chao said on 23 May 2009 at 4:46 pm:
overflow may contain floats effectively, but it introduces some errors. There is no easy floating without knowing all that clearing methods.
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Neal G:"…but I have a feeling you're stats for this site have IE6 around 3-5%"
3-5% is far too high a number. I'm sure Chrome, Opera, and All-Other-Browsers each take up less than 10% of his visitors.
I don't seem to be well-versed in floats; I thought the :after trick was the newest clearing method.
Is there any specific reason not to use that?
Also, is there a specific resource somewhere which lays out every clearing method, with the pros and cons of each? It sounds like there are a tremendous number.
Jeff said on 26 May 2009 at 6:10 am:
Correct me if I'm wrong, after doesn't work on IE 6 ?
That would be the only drawback; whether we have reach reach the point where we can ignore ie 6 is another talk though…
Olly said on 26 May 2009 at 7:16 am:
@Jeff – You can trigger hasLayout in IE6, which has a similar effect. The easiest way I've found is to set a dimension on the box, e.g. height: 1%;
AlanW said on 28 May 2009 at 9:34 am:
@Jeffrey I'd love it if you'd weigh in on Matt's comment regarding using tables for layout and the semantics of floats.
Alan Bristow said on 28 May 2009 at 10:12 am:
I recently had flashing problems on a site. It was Textpatten based and my problem was mainly my reliance on db reads for the CSS when it can be made static via a simple plugin. Results were instant and the cure was complete. Plugin was, rvm_css (it's in the Googles).
Gonna look at :after too tho'.
Evan said on 28 May 2009 at 10:15 am:
I solve a lot of this using display: inline-block and margins instead of floats — I find it leaves me with cleaner CSS (mostly) and I don't have to float everything, which I've always felt makes a design "fragile" and prone to breakage (and also as much a misappropriation of the functionality of floats as table-based layouts are of tables).
It does, however, leave Firefox 2 users completely out in the cold.
Adam Messinger said on 28 May 2009 at 10:32 am:
@Alan Bristow: With Textpattern, getting CSS out of the db and onto the filesystem is an essential performance tweak. The db-based CSS only really exists as a legacy feature at this point, and using it isn't recommended. The rvm_css plugin looks like an interesting approach, and I'll have to give it a closer look. Thanks for the tip.
As for float clearing, I tend to use
overflow: hiddenunless it causes clipping problems. Otherwise, floating the container also works. Neither is particularly elegant, but both are broadly compatible.
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@Zeldman: Why not apply
display: table,
display: table-row, and
display: table-cellfor browsers that can handle it by using, say
:nth-child? I know floats work, even if they are a table-for-presentation-like hack, and it would add more code to your CSS file to do this. It would, however, allow you to get around a lot of the other hackish techniques for dealing with faux-columns. Serve browsers that don't do
display: table, etc, their equivalent without the extra hacks, a la Progressive Enhancement.
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I have to give +1 to :after for clearing floats, although with some small changes.
1) content:'.' should change to content:". Why do we need the period in the first place? It has worked on every browser I have tested on.
2) To trigger hasLayout in IE, I just use zoom:1; Sure it's not valid CSS, but at least it's competely inobtrusive. Furthermore, I would probably just place that in a IE specific stylesheet, which is full of tweaks anyways for IE. I don't like to muck up standards based browsers with IE fixins.
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Hi guys,
Have been searching for a solution to this exact 'flickering' wrapper problem when the wrapper hasn't got the height from it's containing elements. The overflow: auto; solution worked perfectly. Thanks so much for posting. The design community thrives because of helpful stuff like this.
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- Website: http://www.robertsmainegrill.com/
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Lunch Daily: 11:30am - 4:00pm, Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 8:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 8:00pm
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- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
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- Private Party Facilities: Robert"s Maine Grill offers private dining for any event from small business meetings to bus tours, birthday parties and weddings. With our beautiful view overlooking Spruce Creek, we can make any event memorable. Whether you are looking for fish & chips or sirloin, salmon, chicken or a clam bake, it will be our pleasure to work with you to arrange for the perfect event.
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Robert's Maine Grill, a full service, two story restaurant is a young restaurant; an oasis in the midst of Kittery's Route 1 shopping district with views of beautiful Spruce Creek. Robert's is traditional like many places in Maine with flashes of modern trends in dining – fresh Maine comfort food with an updated twist, highlighting great local ingredients, products and recipes, simple robust flavors, a lively bar, raw bar and deck dining on the water. It's casual, approachable, affordable. Simply stated it's an updated Maine classic. Come for lobsters, steaks, burgers, oysters, grilled fish, salads, lobster rolls, our renowned beer battered fish and chips, yummy desserts, a wide selection of Maine microbrews and exceptional service. Proud members of the Green Alliance and Buy Local. Awarded 5 stars in the Portsmouth Herald.Continued
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- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (79)great for lunch (70)kid-friendly (56)fit for foodies (52)good for groups (51)neighborhood gem (48)great for outdoor dining (39)special occasion (35)romantic (13)hot spot (11)notable wine list (9)great for brunch (6)vibrant bar scene (6)late-night find (2)Show More
- One of our favoritesNocooknightDined on 9/23/2014This place is on our consistently very good list. Varied menu, good food and service. Not cheap, but the quality of food makes it fairly priced. Love the Lobster Cobb.Special Features:
- Great Maine restaurantTrumpetman1Dined on 9/22/2014Wonderful food, balanced and not overly spiced (as is the habit among some restaurants), cooked to perfection ( I had the grilled scallops with vegetables). My server was pleasant, relaxed and perfectly attentive. The Maine blueberry crumble pie is a taste of home. Truly among the best restaurant experiences I've ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/20/2014Roberts is our favorite "go-to place. The food and service are always great. We enjoy taking out of town guests for a taste of the Seacoast. Baked haddock and lobster Cobb salad are favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant!JBS2014Dined on 9/20/2014Love coming up from the Boston area for lunch w/ a friend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- monthly lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/19/2014Our group of classmates enjoy this central meeting spot for our monthly lunch.Special Features:
- Great seacoast restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/17/2014Love the food....love the views...great service...love the community dinner involvement! Great place especially when friends visit seacoast & want the Maine experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SandiOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/14/2014This is a great authentic Maine place to get seafood that is fresh and cooked perfectly. The clam chowder is award winning and the fried seafood was light and crisp and fresh. Plenty for 2 if you order the fried seafood sampler. The sun was setting when we dined and made for some great scenery outside our window on the marsh/bay. We had to run out and take pictures. The ambiance was invitingly Maine and the service was top notch. Now we know why Roberts is so popular. Can't wait to go back on our next shopping trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always fantasticMainefoodieDined on 9/12/2014We frequent Robert's and the food is always hot, great tasting and the service spot on. When we have company, our friends and family always want to go to Robert's. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently ExcellentGaryTVIPDined on 9/12/2014We visit Robert's often and are never disappointed. Terrific service, along with a great menu, beer and wine selection. The staff always makes you feel welcomed.Special Features:
- First timerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Though I have traveled by this restaurant for yrs it was only because it had been mentioned by a few friends recently, that it chose it to meet with a friend for lunch. It was the perfect place for this. We ate on the deck/porch which was very nice, although got a little breezy and curtains were lowered. Imagine it must be lovely in the summer. Food was good, although I only had clam chowder, my friend had a lobster roll with butter and it was very good with large pieces of lobster. Good wine list, a little pricey. Would come againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/11/2014We really appreciate food and service. It was our first visit but not the last one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/8/2014Somehow amongst all the cheesy outlet stores in Kittery, there is this excellent restaurant. Were it not for Yelp I never would have tried it. I went there with a party of 6 the other night and Diana was our server. She is a pro: She knows the menu, she knows how to make each person feel taken care of, and she is delightful. We had lobster rolls, kale soup, jambalaya, flatbread and more. All really good. We liked it so much that we went back the night after with an even larger party. Different server but again we had a great meal, this time taking advantage of the BOGO oyster night. Wonderful and very fresh oysters!Special Features:
- An Excellent Find!JacksonDined on 9/6/2014My only disappointment is that since we live in Ohio, we can't return soon. Upon our arrival, we were welcomed as old friends! The food and service were excellent. Lobster rolls were delicious, as was the clam chowder. Would sure like to return someday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousLulumass911Dined on 9/5/2014Food was outstanding. I always thought this was just an ordinary seafood restaurant having driven by it for so many years without stopping in. This is my new favorite place to go. Service was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun vibe, great locationdinerVIPDined on 9/2/2014... And food was pretty good, too. Nice menu selection and great Bloody Mary.I would recommend this to a friend.
- SneakyJenDined on 8/30/2014amazing local oysters were on hand - buy 12 get one free. good local beer selections. fun vibe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than average seafoodNiseygDined on 8/23/2014Great lunch or dinner spot when near Kittery. Big step above seafood shack. Lovely river views.Special Features:
- Good Seafood Charming AtmosphereWinerDinerDined on 8/22/2014Roberts has a fun decor with Maine buoys and lots of atmosphere. Friendly warm attentive staff. Reliable food. Great family spot. Beautiful views of the river if you get a seat upstairs or on the porch.Special Features:
- TastyMissyDined on 8/21/2014This was a tasty lunch spot. I had a crab and avocado sandwich which was great. I loved that they have 2 sizes of their desserts. The smaller serving was just right for satisfying my sweet tooth.Special Features:
- Robert's Maine grillSteveDined on 8/19/2014Always a great place for dinner or lunch. Have come here for many years and it is always very good to excellentSpecial Features:
- Fun family eveningTillyDined on 8/16/2014The food was excellent and they catered to young kids too,mwhich is always a plus!Special Features:
- 2nd visit just as good as the firstGranville75Dined on 8/13/2014I'd been talking about having lunch at Robert's Maine Grill all week to my relatives who were also staying in the Old Orchard Beach area. Thank goodness it was as good as I remembered. It was very busy, but we were seated within 2-3 minutes of our lunch reservation time. All our meals were great as was the service. Try the turkey on walnut cranberry bread. OMG, delish. Steak tips were also very good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great choice!JulesVIPDined on 8/12/2014This place is always great! The oysters are the best, the service is wonderful, and of course I always get the chowder!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!LiwinoDined on 8/12/2014The service was wonderful! Lisa was our waitress and was witty and very nice. The lobster sliders were absolutely amazing!! Great view and great evening all around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful break after shopping!Panky4321VIPDined on 8/11/2014This restaurant was a great find. The outside was nicely decorated - loved the lighthouse. The inside was more than I expected. I was pleasantly surprised. This is not just a restaurant destination after outlet shopping, but a special occasion restaurant destination in itself. The service we had was spectacular. I would definitely plan my trip to Maine around a special lunch/dinner visit with the Robert's Maine Grill in mind.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!SueCVIPDined on 8/10/2014We were visiting Ogunquit and looking for some nearby restaurants that weren't too touristy. This place was great. My son had the fish and chips which were cooked to perfection. My daughter said her salmon was the best she ever had. Bottles of wine were half price. We will be back on our next visit to Maine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always s good mealljlblueVIPDined on 8/9/2014Whether just an appetizer, lunch or dinner we have never been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Deck on a summer NightGaryTVIPDined on 8/8/2014We dine at Robert's often; it's our 'go-to' restaurant because of it's menu with great choices and selections of local brews on draft. This particular visit had us dining on their upstairs deck, with a perfect summer breeze, view of the tidal creek and a close to full moon rising. It doesn't get much better than this along with their consistent service and quality of foodSpecial Features:
- A local favoriteGmomDined on 8/6/2014They always greet you with a smile and the smile never fades! The food is very good, they are always striving to make your experience a good one. At times it may be a bit noisy because of the building......it depends on the crowd and the number of parties with children. They are most welcoming to families with children and I am delighted to see this. I am a local and it is one of my favorite spots!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect family dinnermtlFoodieDined on 8/4/2014Dinner was perfect. From starters to entrees, even desert ! Had various starters... The oysters were elegantly served and fresh ! Clam Chowder (every restaurant in the area have one) was very good. Entrees had the perfect flavours and the servings were just right.Special Features:
- Best in the areaEaterVIPDined on 8/4/2014After a day shopping or if you are just in the area, Robert's is the place to eat. You would think it is a tourist trap, but it isn't. It is a place for delicious fish and seafood. The manager and the wait staff couldn't be nicer. The oysters are briny and fresh, and on Monday nights, it is buy one, get one free. The mussels in a creamy apple-bacon sauce are plump, and the fish fry is fresh. The crab cakes taste like crab as they should. The restaurant is by a river, so there is a water view from some seats. And it is a nice crowd. Go!Special Features:
- ExpensiveCathyDined on 8/2/2014I thought it was more upscale than Bob's Clam Hut but the only thing I found was that the pricing was about the same but Roberts portions were smaller and the service was very slow. It was just okay.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Seafood and Raw BarMeatandSeafoodEaterDined on 8/1/2014If you want a great raw bar and lobsters this place delivers. From 5 to 7 different oysters, clams on the half shell and shrimp, this place does a really good job.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Time4fordinnerDined on 7/31/2014Took the wife there for supper , and surprise with her children showed up , salmon dinner , lobster Mac and cheese, the the fried oysters where great. Great waitress !Special Features:
- TrustworthyGourmandGourmetDined on 7/28/2014You know you will enjoy a good meal at Robert's. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, efficient, attentive, not stuffy nor pushy. The decor is relaxing, lots of natural light, big food and fishery theme related pictures up on the wall. Food is well prepared. Lobster and mussels were cooked just right and generous portions served, ie not overcooked as too many restaurants do. Linguini sauce was too rich-buttery. Raspberry pie was excellent, albeit tiny portion served (but really just right after a big meal). Wine menu offers food pairing suggestions and you can order by the glass or a bottle. Price, between what you would pay at typical family restaurant chain and gourmet restaurant, is in line with the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/26/2014Robert's Maine Grill is a family favorite. We had a wedding there and a 60th birthday party and like to go there occasionally for a nice meal. We live about 25 minutes away but do enjoy going occasionally and they are good about accomodating my food allergies.Special Features:
- Seafood Lovers go no furtherSilly14uDined on 7/19/2014Spent the weekend in Kittery Maine and went to Robert's Maine Grill on the suggestion of the Coachman Inn and I was so impressed by the ambiance ... staff ... service ... drinks and the food!?!? If you like clams - have the steamers! I am so looking forward to going again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food:)wheatfreeDined on 7/18/2014We loved the lobster mac and cheese and the tuna tar tare special was great as well.Special Features:
- Excellent choice for dinner.GreatDined on 7/17/2014We had the lobster dinner which was perfect and the grilled scallops which were divine. Great meal and great service. The blueberry crumble was excellent for dessert. Loved the experience, only thing to watch for is that they put too much dressing on the ceasar salad that evening, so next time we'll ask for dressing on the side.Special Features:
- Go For The LARGE Lobster Roll!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 7/17/2014Recommend an upstairs table in rear of restaurant or outdoor porch- why look out at Route #1? Lobster roll was excellent. Fries were ordinary - nothing special. Very nice venue - definitely an upgrade over other dining options in Outlet Row. We'll be back!Special Features:


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Horne faces two counts of rape in the fourth degree and one count of unlawful sexual contact, police said.
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