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Serves meat, vegan options available. Bar and restaurante. Offers a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan items, clearly marked on the menu. Located in el Centro. Open Mon-Sun 12:30pm-4:30pm, Mon-Sat 8:00pm-11:30pm.
Category: Lacto, Mediterranean, Beer/Wine, Spanish, Cuban, Non-veg
Reviews (52)First Review by Stevie
Average - Edit
We went to Habanita for tapas in the evening. It's ok, basic and reasonably tasty, but nothing special. The server was efficient but not especially friendly. It's ok, worth a visit if you're in the area and hungry for something vegan, but struggle to recommend above other vegan options in Seville.
Pros: Vegan tapas, Outdoor seating
Cons: So-so food, Brusque (though not unfriendly) service
Nice veg-friendly place - Edit
I went to Habanita tonight with two non-vegetarian friends.
We decided to order five vegetarian tapas (you can order 1/2 dishes for about 5 euros or so, and full dishes for 10 euros or so), and we order vegan croquettes, goat cheese with marmalade, spinach croquettes, samosas with feta and mint, and rice with mushrooms. All was very tasty and good, we had sangria which was also very good and in the end we spent 14 euros each.
The atmosphere was nice, and the place was full when we left at 22:30. I think that this is a good option when you are eating out with non-vegetarian friends, and it offers many veggie options (I counted more or less 15 vegetarian dishes).
PS: update August 2016. I've been back to Habanita a few times in the last months and I'm changing the stars from three to four. Not only 75% of the menu is vegetarian/vegan, but also most things are really good (rice and black beans, hummus with raw vegetables, grilled vegetables, Habanita salad with walnuts...)!
Updated from previous review on 2014-12-07
Pros: Many veg options, Resonable prices, Nice atmosphere
Cons: Serves meat
Good option for vegans - Edit
For anyone struggling to find vegan friendly food places this would be ideal. Menu is very clear to see what options are vegan and there are quite a few to. choose from. Food wasn't outstanding and service was ok.
Pros: Clearly marked vegan options
Cons: Not the cheapest meal
Great vegan choices - Edit
Menu is really clearly marked veggie or vegan and the food is delicious. Had the best vegan coconut cake too...friendly service and reasonable prices.
Pros: Great vegan selection , Vegan clearly marked on menu
Cons: None
Lots of interesting veggie/vegan options - Edit
I'm surprised by how mixed the reviews are here. I've been twice and really enjoyed my food on both occasions. Over half the menu is vegetarian, and around half of that is vegan (all clearly marked).
The feta and mint samosas are definitely a highlight, and I've also enjoyed the aubergine, falafel and fried banana dish. It might be a little tricky to find, but if you're in Seville it's definitely worth checking out. Service was good too, the staff seemed friendly.
nice place, boring food - Edit
Unfortunately, I found the food rather boring; it lacked creativity and (for my taste) spices.
We had crudites with hummus which was pretty good with mainly fresh vegetables. My main was a seitan steak with potatoes. The potatoes unfortunately lacked any spicing (or salt, for that matter) and were only accompanied by some few leaves of field salad. The steak was nicely spiced but was rather thin and had a rubber-like consistency. In my opinion, the dish would have really needed some sauce, some spices, and maybe some additional side of vegetables. My boyfriend had fried yucca and beans with rice and this food as well lacked salt or other spices.
Pros: nice, cozy room, good location, good selection of cocktails
Cons: food is rather bland, not creative
Best veg*n lunch so far - Edit
We've spent a lot of this trip to Seville hunting out the veggie options (thanks Happy Cow!) as we have limited choices for eating out at home.
Habanita is the best by far - not just veganized traditional tapas, but original and delicious veggie dishes - a wide selection of vegetarian and vegan alike, some with a wonderful latin twist.
Pros: Variety/Choice, Delicious Food, Great Service
Cons: Hard to find at first, Above average prices, You might eat too much..!
Delicious - Edit
This place was great! Lots of vegan and vegetarian options. We ordered three vegan items and shared. We also had coconut flan for dessert which was also vegan. Kind of hard to find, but worth it!
Pros: inexpensive
Cons: none
Hard to find yet worth a visit - Edit
It took some time to go through all those streets but finally we made it. We had some yuca, pisto and other portions, some Spanish, some Cuban-inspired. While it may not be a work of genius, it is a nice change from the otherwise rather reactionary Spanish cuisine.
Good and quiet ! - Edit
For 13.15euros, I ate the Veg Habanita aubergina served with rice and cougettes, and a beer. It was good. Thick slices of aubergina well cooked.
In the center of old town: well located.
Pros: good, location
It's Ok - Edit
Small restaurant hidden in an ally.
They have a wide menu to choose from, veggie and vegan. Which is great, but the flavour and taste wasn't that special.
Pros: Intimate
Cons: Flavours and taste
delicious! - Edit
My friend and I shared vegan croquettes, and had the vegetarian steak as an entree (very juicy and delicious), and we shared coconut flan for dessert. I really enjoyed it and might return again during this trip. It is tucked in a little corner but they had an A-frame out to know where to turn
Pros: options are labeled, non-veg if you're with non-veg friends, friendly staff
Best in Spain! - Edit
This place is excellent. The owner is incredibly friendly and the wait staff is as well. Although it's not the best restaurant I've been to, it's certainly the best I've been to in Spain. Their tapas are reasonably priced and incredibly delicious. The croquetas veganas and the patatas con mojo picón especially. If you're in Sevilla and looking for a place that will satisfy both vegans and non-vegans, you must stop by. You'll leave feeling full and happy and will certainly want to return. :)
Pros: Vegan and non-vegan dishes, delicious patatas con mojo picón, nice little outdoor dining area
Nice but bit overpriced - Edit
Its a nice place with many interesting vegan options but is a little bit over priced. You can go for menu del dia instead of choosing multiple things from the menu! Banana in savory sauce was really good.
Variable - Edit
We went to this restaurant twice because I think we chose poory on the first visit when we got 2 types of croquettes and spinache balls, all of which were deep fried and came on a bed of iceberg lettuce. They could definitely improve on the presentation of these dishes, relying on iceberg lettuce shows an extreme lack of creativity.
However, when sneaking a look at other customer's food I developed a serious case of food envy so a few nights later we tried Habanita again and it was fantastic. This time we had Flower Salad with goats cheese, lentil and tomato salad, and Fufu which were all delicious.
Pros: Friendly service, Some very good dishes
Cons: Heavy reliance on iceberg lettuce
Tourist trap, flavorless, rip-off, to be avoided - Edit
We went here because it was highly recommended. Unfortunately we were not only disappointed by the lack of any flavor in the food but also with the price, selection and quality. First off, this is NOT a vegetarian restaurant- they only have a few vegetarian options. I ordered the beans and rice and it was served lukewarm and appeared/tasted like it had been reheated several items as it was crusty and dry. We were charged extra for sitting outside, extra for bread and 40 cents extra for each of the 2 tasteless plastic packet of olive oil. I ordered a Piña Colada and it was served unblended and tasted like there was absolutely no rum in it. My partner and I tried several other side dishes, all of which were flavorless. We were appalled when we received the bill. It turned out to be our most expensive and tasteless meal in our 2 week trip to Spain. As a side note, the bathrooms were filthy and the cleanliness of the restaurant itself was questionable. After dining here for lunch, we went up to the La Alameda de Hercules neighborhood for dinner. We ate at another restaurant called "Arte y Sabor" in which we were given free olives, olive oil, and free bread. The food was half the price and twice as good.
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Price, Flavorless
Einfach top! - Edit
Hier wird veganes und vegetarisches Essen angeboten, ebenso etwas Fleisch und Fisch. Die Karte ist optimal gestaltet, so dass jeder direkt unterscheiden kann, welches Essen vegan oder vegetarisch ist. Dafür schon mal 5 Sterne!
Das Essen war das Beste, was wir im ganzen Urlaub gegessen haben! Die Küche hat es geschafft, " normale" Speisen in vegane umzuwandeln, einfach sensationell! Personal sehr freundlich, schnelle Bedienung, nur zu empfehlen!
Very good - Edit
Nice place to go in Seville if you are a vegan.
The vegan and vegetarian options are listed in the menu, you can also check them in their site:
Don't miss the yuca, an interesting dish if you never tasted it!
Pros: Staff, Taste, Location
Home-style cooking - Edit
Went to Habanita with carnivorous family members and we all found something to eat. We appreciated that vegan and lacto-veg dishes are marked as such on the menu.
The owner was very friendly and took good care of us. The food is rather like a simple, wholesome, home-cooked meal — not an explosion of flavor, but satisfying. The yucca with fried garlic was an interesting novelty for us.
Variety of fresh juices is a plus.
Pros: vegan-friendly menu, fresh juices
best food in town - Edit
we really loved to go there during our stay. the food was so nice, especially the salad....the owner was very friendly....its a little bit hidden but its ok.....the price was also okay (summer 2012).
Habanita - Edit
One of the places in Sevilla where they have plenty of veggie/vegan. The food is ok but definitely not the best caribbean i've already eaten. They have a nice courtyard where you can sit far away from traffic and noise. It's in a dead end street so it can be a bit hard to find.
A Tasty, Healthy Oasis In Spain's Dietary Desert - Edit
I loved Habanita. First and foremost, the food is exquisite; I especially loved the fun "Three Tenors" soup sampler, all three of which are delicious, the sublimely seasoned artichoke salad, the sweet, nutty, rich taste of the Caribbean rice/bean dish, and those melt-in-the-mouth wild mushroom croquettes, oh my gosh! On two occasions I brought friends who were also impressed. Helen, a tourist from Singapore, loved it and couldn't help making involuntary, audible moans of satisfaction during the meal. Cristina, a fellow dancer living and studying in Sevilla, was still talking about those mushroom croquettes days later. The cooks at Habanita know how to put a distinctive, unique spin on the same old, same old. I ate there every day of my week-long stay. The staff, especially Alberto, is welcoming, the restaurant is clean and cheery, and I love Plaza Alfalfa. My advice? Take the time to find this little gem, don't obsess over price (I did not price-shop, but Spain is expensive however you slice it and I felt the prices at Habanita were perfectly reasonable), and enjoy a warm satisfying culinary experience. Cheers!
Updated from previous review on Sunday October 21, 2012
Pros: Delicious, Healthy, Great Staff
Nice food and friendly people - Edit
We had lunch here. Everything is clearly marked so we found the vegan choices easily. We opted for black beans and rice, fried yucca with garlic sauce (which was very dense but tasty), a tomato salad and artichoke salad. We were also given plenty of bread and breadsticks, in case we hadn't chosen enough food (which we had!) We had a glass of Sangria and two coffees and the bill with tip was less than $30. really liked the laid back vibe and the friendly staff.
Updated from previous review on Monday June 18, 2012
Pros: Friendly staff, good vegan choices clearly marked., Nice food.
Expensive, inauthentic, and bad - Edit
When in a foreign country, vegans would do as well as other tourists to judge a restaurant based on the extent of its local clientele. This is the pot calling the prospective kettle black, because it was not until halfway through my mediocre and overpriced meal that it occurred to me I was surrounded by English, French, and heavily-accented Spanish. Had I been paying attention, I may have spared myself a very bad experience.
The poor food was universal, as I tried three different unpleasant items myself and observed a mix of disappointment and obliviousness on the faces of others. Spain is generally a wonderfully inexpensive country to eat out in and Seville has an excellent vegetarian restaurant for lunch & dinner (Gaia) with enough options to suit repeat visits, and if you're in the neighborhood of La Habanita you may as well go around the corner to Huelva Ocho (with 10+ vegetarian options, many of them vegan). If you live here, you should be cooking more frequently at home with the excellent, cheap Spanish produce (even if you don't, cold dishes can be thrown together in a hotel room with a knife, a bowl, a spoon or fork, and some olive oil & salt). Besides these options, there are always a few legit tapas in every bar, though it's best if you speak enough Spanish to have a conversation about what you're ordering (in Sevilla, "espinacas con garbanzos" is just that, while "arroz" usually means seafood paella; menu-reading Spanish and/or a phrasebook won't be enough here).
For what it's worth, it should be said that the ostensibly Caribbean fare on the menu is *not* "Latin food" (as some reviewers dubbed it). This is someone who has heard of the names of certain dishes and has tried to concoct what they think they might be through a mix of internet recipes and overconfidence in their cooking skills, with no success whatsoever.
It should also be explicitly stated that this is *not* vegan-friendly. There is no less flesh on display than at the other restaurants in town, nor are there many more options for veg*ns (certainly when compared to a proper vegetarian restaurant, like Gaia, where one eats large, creative, diverse, excellent plates for less than Habanita, without people munching on [equally-ill-prepared] animals alongside you).
In the end, I'm disappointed this restaurant even exists on happy cow. It doesn't belong here. If this is vegan-friendly, so is ordering popcorn at a bullfight. Go elsewhere.
Pros: Tourist-friendly
Cons: High prices, Inauthentic recipes, Bad food
good vegan options - Edit
good latin-themed food, but rather expensive
Hidden Treat - Edit
Just enjoyed some quality vegan food at this hidden treat in the heart of Seville.
Pros: Great Flavor, Many Vegan Options
Decent food and good vegan options for Sevilla - Edit
Sevilla (or rather Andalusia in general) is certainly not a vegan friendly place. With this in mind, Habanita was a welcome option to have dinner since it has several vegan options clearly marked in the menue. The food was OK. Some items were overly expensive (the tomato salad consists of 1 or 2 tomatoes max and costs EUR 6,-), others were not.
It's very hard to find. We actually had a map showing the street in the wrong place. Its off c/ Pérez Galdós. Just look around there.
Pros: vegan options, friendly staff
Cons: some items overpriced, hard to find
Amazing amazing!!!! - Edit
Some of the mediocre reviews on here blow my mind! This place is delicious. My boyfriend and I are vegan and have been basically starving in Spain until now. With the exception of 2 places in Madrid and one place in Salamanca (el grillo azul...delicious!). It's a little hidden but if u expect that, then it's not that hard to find. Just ask. We've already eaten here twice and I'm sure we will continue to eat here for the next few days while we are in Seville. The rice and beans are anything but ordinary, they are so good! They have a menu in English and an entire section of vegetarian and vegan options. The jacket potatoes, ratatouille, seitan steak, falafel are all so delicious! After going for lunch and dinner, our waiter (maybe the owner?) brought us a complimentary shot of honey rum and oh my goodness it was yummy!!! I think the staff is so pleasant, the service is great, the decor is nice. It's a holy land in this meaty country!!!
Pros: Service, Food, Decor
Cons: A little hard to find
Good food, dated decor - Edit
I visited Habanita in September 2011 with my non-vegetarian husband. The restaraunt is located in a side street so difficult to find - we walked past the street several times before another tourist guided us there as he happeneded to notice the place while wandering around looking for another restaraunt.
The decor of the restaraunt is that of a typical Spanish cafe, though slighltly dated. We sat outside for our dinner, which was pleasant enough even though there was no fan or air conditioning outside.
Both the vegetarian and the non-vegetarian food we ordered was good, though service of the non-vegetarian food was slow.
Pros: Good food , Quiet restaraunt , English menu!
Cons: Dated decor
Lots of Food Options - Edit
Lots of food options on the menu. We ordered feta/spinach samosas (very good), goat cheese/quince salad was delicious. Service was ok. Ambiance wasn't great as this restaurant is in a backyard of some buildings. Location was about 20 minute walk from cathedral in Plaza Alfalfa and is then one of the side streets off of the plaza.
Salty Seitan - Edit
Portions good sized - had a bowl of yucca. Felt the Seitan steak I had was very salty and a bit too crisp.Nice courtyard - a bit tucked away.
Pros: good portions, not very cheap
Cons: too salty, off the beaten track
Very disappointing! - Edit
After reading such great things about it I was very excited to go here and very pleased when I found it. However I found it to be completely disappointing and not living upto the hype at all! The staff were friendly and it was an ok little place. I thought it was fantastic that they had marked all the veggie and then seperately, vegan options, on the menu. But the food itself? Nothing to write home about! The black beans were fairly bland, the vegan nuggets were like cardboard and the salad was just some iceberg lettuce and some tomatoes for about 9 euros! I thought it was very overpriced for what it was. Looking around I saw someone had ordered a spinach lasagne. It was literally a piece of lasagne with a few shreds of iceberg next to it for 12 euros. I thought I would struggle to be vegan in Seville so that's why I had tracked this place down but there are much better places to eat for veggies and vegans - and cheaper too!
I would probably go back - Edit
Great location, several vegetarian options, quick and efficient service , wait staff spoke English.
The food was only so so, my friends and I tried a few different things and none of us were impressed.
Pros: Friendly service, Veg options, Nice atmosphere
Cons: Food was only so so
Best veg in southern Spain - Edit
This gem is well-hidden -- the street didn't appear on my map -- but it's worth asking for directions,even more than once, so that you can rest your tired tootsies and restoke your sightseeing engine in this colorful haven of hearty veg fare. Everything we ordered here was good, and the manager/owner welcomed us as if we were old friends. My only regret is that we passed through Sevilla so quickly that we only got to eat here once. But we hung on to the Habanita business cards for the rest of the trip and when the options were grim (which happened way too often) we'd look at each other and sigh..."ahhh, Habanita."
Pros: selection, decor, staff
Cons: hard to find
Only because it's in Seville - Edit
We ate here twice during our stay in Seville. The first time I thought it was really good; second time so-so. Then I figured out this place is popular just because it's in Seville, where vegan options are very limited. Food is tasty, but portions are rather small. It can get a little expensive in the end. They do have a menu of the day, although they don't hand it out together with the standard menu. Make sure to ask for it before you order, big savings!
Pros: tasty
Cons: small portions, can get expensive, smoking allowed
Great place, a must-visit for vegans - Edit
You may by now have figured out that there aren't a whole lot of vegan-friendly places in Seville. Habanita is one of them, and thankfully it's a rewarding experience, a little hard to find (just off Plaza Alfalfa, near the Cathedral - probably best to mark it on your map before going to Seville) but worth the effort. As mentioned, the place itself served meat-intensive Cuban food, but a member of the family must be vegan or something, because they have a separate part of the menu (online too) that clearly indicates which dishes are vegetarian and which are vegan. We came here for lunch AND for dinner, the food was so good! Black beans and rice, friend plantain balls with tomato sauce, a HUGE pile of potatoes in spicy sauce, soy chicken nuggets... Pretty much anything your little heart desires. A nice, super-quiet courtyard is there for you to enjoy your food outdoors when it's warm. My wife's only criticism was about the sangria, where all the sugar was sitting at the bottom of the glass. So don't order the sangria but get everything else! As others have said, I'd give the place 5 stars if Happy Cow would let me. But I can't because it serves meat as well. Don't let that stop you from dining here!
Pros: Delicious vegan-friendly Cuban food, Nice ambiance, including courtyard, Friendly staff
Cons: Can get a little expensive, Slightly tricky to find
Habanita - Edit
Loved the Yucca and the Fufú :)
Delicious Food - Edit
My husband and I just got back yesterday from Spain. We found out about Habanita from one of the locals when he found out we were vegetarian. It's not totally vegetarian, but it offers MANY vegetarian and vegan options and clearly marks them on their menu - so, no guessing. The food also had a lot of flavor, which seemed to be lacking from most veg food in non-veg restaurants in Spain. Habanita is a little tucked away in a courtyard, but it's not that hard to find as they have a large colorful sign placed outside of the courtyard on the sidewalk. This is a very good find and is a must for any flavor-loving vegetarian in Seville.
Pros: Flavorful, Good atmosphere, Delicious
A Cuban Veg gem of a restaurant! - Edit
Since Cuban Veg food is pretty hard to find outside of Cuba and difficult to find in the USA and we really relished the experience of going to an authentic Cuban restaurant. The atmosphere is lively and the staff are friendly and accommodating, the drinks are amazing, but expensive. I'd probably be a regular here if I lived in Seville, great time and wonderful food.
Pros: Beans and Rice, Drinks!
Visit in late June - Edit
In common with other visitors to this resturant it was a little tricky to find.
Being a mixed veggie and meat place my other half was suited as well. The best thing for me was the traditional almond and garlic soup. The chief came out to explain how she had made it. She didn`t speak english and I don`t do spanish but we communicated through the language of food and sound effects, excellent.
Pros: Fast service, Friendly service, Excellent soup
Cons: Finding it
Great menu - Edit
as mentioned by others little hard to find but worth it. Food really nice and loads of veggie, vegan and few meat options. Labelling great and menu is so varied will suit the health sort of person or like me if your happy with fried food. I had lentil stew which nice bit stodgy as was my boyfriend veg soup but v healthy, I also had veggies chicken nuggets not so healthy but tasted good. Having meat on menu good if you're travelling with meat eater keeps everyone happy
Pros: Good Food, English varied and labelled menu, nice decor/atmosphere
Cons: little hard to find
OK place - Edit
unusual location, very popular it seems. patio seating, but courtyard blocks sun. is indeed tricky to find. english menu & servers. separate veggie insert with a lot of choices, although i found the brown rice soapy-tasting. entrees not "healthy" so to speak (lots of fried options). lentil soup was amazingly delicious, though. mentioned in Lonely Planet guide. rations & media portions abound for almost each item. some dishes OK.
Pros: lentil soup, vegetarian menu, english spoken
Cons: flavours off, lots of fried items
great place - Edit
Had some great tapas here and nice cocktails - went on a monday and it was quiet so got a seat outside. had nice range of food. My daughter who is one also really enjoyed the place. can be hard to find but worth it.
Pros: great menu, good location, good cocktails
Wonderful lunch - Edit
We had a great lunch here. It's amazing to find such a variety of vegetarian and vegan selections on a menu in Spain. We particularly enjoyed the black beans and rice and the Yucca.
Pros: excellent food, great selection, helpful to English speakers
Cons: hard to find
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peasonearth 22 Feb 2013 - Hi Diehard, great review. It is amazing how you find all kinds of food that you wouldn't expect in places, like Yucca. Don't you think?
Lovely - Edit
Very nice little place, open during siesta, which is nice. Not terribly expensive, and still tasty. Menus in English and in Spanish, with clearly marked vegan and vegetarian options. I got the habanita eggplant, which was yummy. Sad thing is is I couldn't find it again to save my life. Though Spanish may not be needed to order there, it might be helpful when asking others for directions to the place!
Pros: yummy, veggie friendly, reasonably priced
Cons: hard to find
an oasis of delicious food - Edit
2 visits over 3 days confirmed that this is a terrific little place. Great food (some meat dishes too, but all very clearly labelled on menu). Very good price and overall jolly nice. Bit tricky to find but ok with a good street map and the map on the Habanita website.
Pros: very tasty food, good wine, good value
Good place, good spot - Edit
Not exactly cheap, but reasonable, with various portion sizes, which is nice. The vegetarian and vegan labels on the menu were a pleasant surprise, and the food was good--not the best we've had here (Almanara), but quite good.
It's near the hip Plaza Alfalfa, close to a lot of good bars, and should you somehow not find anything on their menu to your taste, there's a very good pizza place with good veggie pies (not vegan) right around the corner.
Pros: good food, good location, clear marking of veg items
Habanita, Seville, Spain - Edit
I visited this restaurant on the advice of other users of this site and have to say that I wholeheartedly agree with the positive reviews that it has been given. We received a genuinely warm welcome (the proprieter spoke good English and presented us with menus in Eng and Spanish w vegan/veg options clearly marked), the food was delicious and served very quickly, the place itself is cosy, bright and clean and had at least one highchair, the veggie menu was extensive but there was plenty of meat options to keep my carnivore husband happy, and for a bonus it is only 10 mins walk from the cathedral in Seville (you do need a decent map to find it though). You can have a variety of portion sizes (tapas, rationes and full meal size) for most dishes and although the dessert menu was limited on the day to 3 cakes the white chocolate cake that I chose was to die for. The price was comparable to most tapas places, I certainly felt that it was neither too expensive nor particularly cheap. As an eg of dishes I had: roasted goats cheese and jam, Roquefort croquettes (very yummy), Leek, courgette and feta cheesecake and Habanita aubergine bake - all as tapas sizes - they were about 2.50e each and came with bread. I hope you try it and I hope you love it as much as we did, a real find!
Pros: Lovely food, good range , Warm welcome, Children welcome
Cons: A bit difficult to find
great place - Edit
A little tucked away, but well worth the effort. The food was great, very clear on the vegan front, English was not a problem on this visit 2 staff spoke it well.
oasis in sevilla - Edit
tucked in, yes, but easy to find with google map (or turism office map). great vegan and veggie food, well marked (not everything is vg) ... loved rice with mushrooms and tofu, also liked the rice with black beans (frijolitos). outside and inside tables (with AC, though they allow smoking), provides a calm respite from a busy (and hot!) city... friendly staff... been there already 3 times in a week!
Pros: vegan and veggie food, nice, relaxed atmosphere, reliably open
Cons: some smoking
Tucked away - Edit
We ate here in Jan 07 - it seems very popular (an american raving about it whilst we were there)- alot of small 'tapas' type dishes mainly make up the veggie meal, however alot of these were Cuban based which may be a problem for some (I tried them - wasn't too keen myself, but you might like them!). We didn't feel inclined to eat here again, though - I didn't really want to rate it 'v good' nor 'fair' would have preferred 'adequate'
Pros: some veggie choice, Is obviously popular
Cons: Difficult to find, limited veggie choice
Habanita, Seville - Edit
I breezed in here for Sunday lunch. The waitress spoke less English than I speak Spanish (that's saying something) but ordering wasn't an issue. Vegan vegetarian offerings are clearly marked on the menu. I chose a few of the vv options from the tapas menu and away I was. A nice alternative for when vegetarium is closed. I'd rate Habanita high than 3/5 below if it was 100% vegetarian.
Pros: Vegan friendly, Decent opening hours
Cons: Not 100% vegetarian
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The Sound of Moo sic
By car, a summer family trip can be very special
We're happy, time is filled with laughter and fun
I enjoy sightseeing, wonderful days
happily playing in the sun
We stop to gaze at a craft store's lovely garden
Flower beds, a delight with rich colours and harmony
I hear a wind chime, pretty blue jay
Nature's music of love, tenderness, just for me
Later, I notice a cheerful scene, cows in a meadow
Oh, take my picture! Calm, relaxing, a fine treasure
I love staring at them, they stare back
Cute, lovable cows, my certain kind of pleasure!
There are many beautiful sounds of music in this world, one of my favourite is The Sound of Moo sic
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I take trips like this quite frequently. They do sound like they are singing to each other sometime. Really special write. I loved it. Susan :)
A fine description of summer and it's special sensations. The simplicity of seeing the cows made it enjoyable.
Haha, I like that, I'll probably go in search of Moo Sic sometime, lord knows we have enough cows in Ohio.
Vincey, the second Stanza was great, I read it three times. I like the way it's written.
Very nice!
Very nice. Sounds like you live in the country.
very descriptive-paints a picture in your brain that you cannot get out! When I take trips like this, I always diary everything so I can look back on it 10 years from now! Great work!
I have to say, that poem was pretty comical! I like it!
Two thumbs up. It's really nice.
Great. Especially since I love cows. Moo.
Nice. It describes the country side beautifully. Great job.
hey that is really good and you are really talented!!! i love reading your things!! keep it up!!!!!
Aww this is suchh a cute poem!! I have felt exactly like this before in the summertime! And I love cows!! Every time I see cows I can't help but say awww!! Cowwwwwieeeeee!!! XD Great poem!! I love it!! :D
Wow that just took me back to a couple of summer family vacations, love the way you captured the subtile elements that make summer so memorable & definitely sending this to me sister...she loves cows lol
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If the wine you drink, car you drive, food you eat, clothes you wear and even pets you have defines you as a person; does your choice of Linux Distro defines you too?
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DARE Network extends a big thank you to everyone who has supported the Burmese Refugee Youth Prevent Addiction Project on GlobalGiving. The Ultimate Frisbee tournaments held during January and February, 2011 for 5 of the refugee camps was a huge success with great comments from participants.
There were some challenges arranging transport and permission from authorities for our teenager teams to travel to nearby camps to play with each other, but we succeeded and everyone agreed it was worth the effort.
There were 79 mixed gender, 10 person teams from 5 Burmese Refugee Camps playing a total of 117 Ultimate Frisbee games. This means 790 Teens played Ultimate and shared Addiction Prevention Education with over 4,000 community members.
DARE Network Teenager Team Comments on Teens for Kids Project
- Very good for teenagers and youth to having new sport and program activity in our community to prevent addiction and having fun with activities. Not only teenagers and youth adult also having a change to participate.
- Frisbee game to make more relationship between girl and boy. Share response and learn how to be a leader. Take healthy time with sport and can stay away from using drug/alcohol.
- Music activity make fun and remind our kids to understand how important to keep our culture. And can learn mix music with fun and can use their mind for positive way. More time in activity and less time for addiction.
- Teenagers get more relationship between each other and know each other more because of sport game and teenagers can have a chance to share their knowledge that they learn from DARE workers.
- Teenager group become role model for other teenagers from community and family by doing activity as a group and we see more teenagers are joining together.
- Teenagers understand about girl and boy have equality and responsibility.
DARE Network Team leaders in each of the camps are continuing to organize both Frisbee and art/cultural activities for youth as a way to provide drug and alcohol prevention education and divert attention from the boredom of life in a closed refugee camp. With no chance of employment or freedom to travel it's essential that people have hope and continue to create a full and rich community life for themselves. Your donations allow DARE Network workers to continue working with refugee youth to support this and help protect against substance abuse.
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Enjoy first run films in a renovated 1924 Spanish-style movie theater with five auditoriums all equipped with Dolby digital sound. Baby Barton Pipe Organ is played on Friday and Saturday nights.
Wonder Works is 6,400 square feet of fun, a place of creative play for kids birth to age eight. Located in Oak Park, Illinois at 6445 West North Avenue, the children's museum helps kids, their parents and caregivers unleash their imaginations through art, performance, design, building and more.
CITY:Oak Park
Located on Berwyn's bustling Roosevelt Road, Wire is a one-stop-shop for musicians with the latest technology for music production, performance, education, and distribution. Considered a first-class venue for its top-notch audio equipment, full-service modern lighting system, and multiple recording studios, Wire also offers a full beer list for patrons and artists alike.
Built in 1856, this Italianate building is home of the Aurora Historical Society and where you'll find historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to now. Tours of fully furnished home & exhibits offered by appointment. Season tours begin on Sun., April 10 and will be offered at 1, 2 and 3 pm every Wed. and Sun. through Sept. 28. They will be closed on July 3 to prepare for Independence Day. Tours are free; donations appreciated.
Will County Historical Society
Incorporated in 1964, the Will County Historical Society exists to connect people and organizations to the county's rich history. The Society's museum is housed in the original headquarters of the I&M Canal. Built in 1837, the structure played a central role in the design, financing, and construction of the Canal and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. Changing exhibits highlight the history of Will County and the Canal. The Society's extensive collection includes significant county and canal-related records, including maps, plats, land records, obituaries, photographs, newspapers, receipts, and correspondence.
Will County Historical Society
Incorporated in 1964, the Will County Historical Society exists to connect people and organizations to the county's rich history. The Society's museum is housed in the original headquarters of the I&M Canal. Built in 1837, the structure played a central role in the design, financing, and construction of the Canal and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. Changing exhibits highlight the history of Will County and the Canal. The Society's extensive collection includes significant county and canal-related records, including maps, plats, land records, obituaries, photographs, newspapers, receipts, and correspondence.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Housed in historic Turner Town Hall (National Register site), the museum features community history exhibits and a research collection including local history and railroad materials. The Kid Zone Gallery offers changing hands-on displays for all ages.
CITY:West Chicago
This Victorian home features rooms furnished with artifacts exemplifying the lifestyle of the emerging middle-class during the 1870s. Group tours welcome seven days a week with advanced reservations. Walk-in hours Wednesdays & Sundays. Free admission.
This is a memorial for troops lost in Operation Iraqi Freedom & Operation Enduring Freedom.
Public park-like setting dedicated to the Veterans and Heroes of our nation.
Union Street Gallery & Art Studios
Union Street Gallery hosts 10 art exhibits per year, classes and workshops. There are 16 artists' studios to compliment the experience. Free Admission, free tours and field trips available. First floor galleries and studios are handicapped accessible.
CITY:Chicago Heights
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Current movies at bargain prices in a beautifully restored French Renaissance 1920s movie theater. Over 1,000 seats with 4K Digital Projection and Sound with Digital 3-D, Wurlitzer pipe organ player Friday, Saturday nights and special events. Theatre is available for meetings with DVD, power point, wi-fi capabilities.
CITY:Downers Grove
The Tinley Park Veterans Memorial features benches along a parkway and is dedicated to Village Trustee Pat Rea, a retired U.S. Army Brigadier General.
CITY:Tinley Park
Tinley Park Historical Society & Museum
The Tinley Park Historical Society was established in 1974 to preserve the history of Tinley Park and the surrounding areas that have influenced its growth and development. Since 1976, the Society has been headquartered at the "Old Zion Landmark," 6727 174th Street where it maintains a museum of local history and a local research library. The Prairie Gothic style "Old Zion Landmark" church was built in 1884 for the local Zion Lutheran congregation. The Historical Society complex also includes a reproduction of the Village's second schoolhouse. The original one room schoolhouse had been built in 1880 very near to the current location to replace a smaller schoolhouse and from 1892 to 1954 the building served as the community's Village Hall. The "Landmark Chapel" and the "New Saenger Hall" meeting room are available for weddings and other meetings and special events.
CITY:Tinley Park
Theatre Historical Society of America
Theatre Historical Society of America features archives and gallery space showcasing the history of America's theatres in photos, blueprints and artifacts.Rotating exhibits highlight the history of different theatres.
Bringing drama to the South Suburbs since 1931, The Drama Group is one of the oldest volunteer community theatres in the country. This drama group is a not-for-profit community theater.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
This magnificent Neoclassical architectural gem features a 700-seat auditorium and the Ernest Hemingway Museum.
CITY:Oak Park
Peruse fair trade personal accessories, home decor, gifts, coffees, chocolates, and more for one of Oak Park's most unique shopping experiences. Ten Thousand Villages is dedicated to providing necessary and fair income to artisans in developing countries by publicizing their handicrafts and bringing a personal touch by telling their stories.
CITY:Oak Park
Swimming Stones / Isaac(squared)
A kinetic water sculpture fountain sculpted by internationally acclaimed artist Christian Tobin Isaac(squared) brings Aurora the most mysterious essence of both science and art. Here the hydrostatic force of water unleashing the kinetic energy of stone creates a work of compelling vitality inviting us to look and linger, talk and even dream. These four massive granite obelisks - 12 feet in height, weighing 4000 pounds each- feature top-stone segments, rhythmically rocking and swiveling, balanced on cushions of water. Each time a top-stone centers itself on the middle of its tower and is restored to equilibrium, the power of gravity is once more proclaimed: each turn of a stone replying to the center of the earth. The elemental effect of the force of water through each of these commanding rock pillars cascading onto the pedestrian walk below brings us together with the laws of nature and the transformational power of art.
Art rubber stamps and accessories, brass stencils, ink pads, markers, books, magazines and videos. Free demonstrations.
St. James at Sag Bridge is the Oldest Church in Northern Illinois. Built by Irish immigrants who built the canal. Established in 1833, it is the sole country parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago serving a growing community of Catholics who come together to worship God through the celebration of the Eucharist and traditional devotional activities within truly unique and beautiful surroundings.
Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple of Greater Chicago
This temple is one of only three Sri Venkateswara Hindu temples in the United States, constructed by Native American artisans.
Glendale Heights Sports Hub- community activity center
CITY:Glendale Heights


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The motor insurance is restricted to 21- to 74- year-olds driving vehicles up to class 12, such as a BMW 316. This excludes hot hatches and the sleekest executive cars. Drivers must have at least three years' no-claims bonus.
Ray Pierce, managing director of Guardian Direct, said existing Guardian (GRE) customers would be free to apply, but some would find that they were turned down for cover.
' Between 15 and 20 per cent of motorists buy their insurance direct. We believe this will rise to 30 to 50 per cent by the end of the century. Fewer than 10 per cent of contents or buildings insurance is bought direct. People don't buy on price alone. It is more important on motor insurance, which is a grudge purchase. But household is a more emotional purchase.'
The Guardian Direct premium for a 22-year- old Fiesta 1.4LX driver in Warrington with a pounds 100 excess is pounds 411 for fully comprehensive insurance. Direct Line charges pounds 488, the Insurance Service pounds 737, and Churchill pounds 570.
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Ampersand "Big Dot" 8.5 x 11 Weekly/Monthly Planner
Add bold design to your days with the "Big Dot" planner featuring unique holographic date detail. This tabbed planner features a clear frosted protective cover and gold twin-wire binding, offering easy reference to past and future months. A monthly calendar layout offers a visual overview of your time, while weekly layouts offer more space for detailed scheduling. Use this dated planner to stay on track for appointments, and to jot down notes and ideas all in one place. This planner is dated January - December 2017.
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Watching Reginald D Hunter at the PFA awards on Sunday night, I was struck by the fact that here was a talented, interesting comedian whose material required careful consideration. He was challenging. He was on the edge. He was the right man, albeit at the wrong event at the wrong time.
Hunter is a black American comedian who was born in Georgia but is a long-term resident of Britain and a regular on Have I Got News for You. He began his act by explaining that he used the word "n*****", or "n****", under its alternative spelling, liberally in his set. He said that he used it to refer to all races and all people. He said that he knew very little about football.
He went on to use "n*****" to refer to Luis Suarez in a joke soon after and there was a sharp intake of breath from the people around me.
Unfortunately, there is little room at the moment for nuance when it comes to English football. Certainly, in the independent regulatory commission ruling on the Suarez and Patrice Evra episode in 2011, the commission found "Whether the words or behaviour are abusive or insulting is an objective matter; it does not depend on whether the alleged offender intended his words to be abusive or insulting."
In other words, you can contextualise all you like, but a racial slur is a racial slur. Hunter, as he said more than once, during his set, is more accustomed to small comedy clubs, full of comedy aficionados, than big hotel ballrooms full of football people for whom the comedy act is something of an afterthought.
We should also remember that comedians are not governed by the rules of the Football Association, even those hired by the PFA - a small but crucial point in the circumstances.
I was made aware from conversations with people in the aftermath that some of the black people in the room - including Clarke Carlisle, the PFA chairman - had been unhappy at the set, although I did not see Clarke personally to ask him. Others had found it funny and perceptive.
Just for the record, Hunter also made an involved observation about Jewish people that I found more difficult to reconcile. He said that he had recently returned from touring Ireland, "or as I call it," he added, "the white West Indies". I think he was on pretty safe ground there.
It would have been a safer bet for the PFA to hire a comedian who did not stray into such awkward territory. It might have been kinder on Hunter not to expose him to such a difficult, albeit polite, crowd before he embarks on a national tour. He seemed to feel from the audience reaction that he bombed. My view would be that a lot of the audience, were interested by what he was saying but a little unsure how to react without offending others around them.
As for the boos for Suarez's name when he was announced as one of the players in the PFA Premier League team of the year, one should bear in mind that by that point drink had been taken. The room was full of Football League footballers unwinding after a long season, and a fair few corporate guests in a room of around 2,000 people. As one of the few who was stone cold sober, I could say with certainty that there was no maliciousness in the booing I heard.
It would be overstating it to suggest it was anything other than a boisterous reaction by those who felt they were on safe ground booing a man who has been universally condemned for his recent actions. When it came to Hunter's altogether more complicated act, even those who had had a few by that stage were not quite sure what to say.
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Record Setting Year for Athletes at 20th Anniversary Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships
HONOLULU (August 1, 2016) – Athletes at the 20th Anniversary Moloka'i-2-O'ahu Paddleboard World Championships (M2O), presented by Kona Brewing Company, were graced with the blusterous downwind conditions that make the Ka'iwi Channel famous. Setting records on the waves, Matt Bevilacqua powered to his second consecutive win in 4 hours, 29 minutes, 32 seconds in the unlimited paddleboard category. The 24-year-old Australian's win crushes the previous record set by countryman Jamie Mitchell in 2011 (4:40:31). Mitchell recorded 10 consecutive wins over his M2O career. The Australian phenom Jordan Mercer (above) cruised to an uncontested sixth straight victory in the women's unlimited prone category (5:32:42). This win puts her on a path to becoming the winningest woman ever at M20, establishing her own decade of dominance in the sport. Stewart McLachlan surged to his first ever win at M2O, beating fellow Australian Lachie Lansdown and two-time champ Jack Bark. McLachlan, 28, now holds the course record at 5:05:31 in the stock paddleboard category. At 18-years-old Abby Brown becomes one of the youngest champions in race history. The American's time of 6:27:47 was enough to put her over the top of former stock paddleboard champs Carter Graves and Coleen Tessler. Kai Lenny, 23, put his record-setting stamp on M20 by winning the men's unlimited stand up paddleboard (SUP) race in 4:07:41. Lenny's win bests that of rival and fellow Maui paddler Connor Baxter's record of 4:08:08 set in 2014. Lenny also holds the record and title in the stock SUP category where he finished second overall in a time of 4:22:14 in 2012. Sonni Honscheid, 35, set a personal best in her third consecutive win at M2O (5:01:40). The German champ was just minutes off the unlimited SUP course record of 4:55:02 set by Talia Gangini in 2012. Niuhiti Buillard, 24, from French Polynesia took home the men's stock SUP title in 4:40:50. The 28-year-old's win is the third fastest time in the category. Download official VRN here. M2O valued partners include: Kona Brewing Company, Surftech, Hawaii Tourism Authority, Dukes, Patagonia, Garmin, Waterman's Applied Science, Futures, Blue Rush, Dr Danger, Futures, WND & WVS, Dot Vision, SUP Think Tank, Ocean Paddler, BARK, NSP, Kaenon, RE Energy & Kona Deep. About the Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships Founded in 1997, M2O is an open-ocean endurance paddleboard challenge, featuring racers in both the prone and stand-up (SUP) disciplines. Connecting the islands of Moloka'i and O'ahu, the 32-mile race crosses the Ka'iwi Channel, also known as the Channel of Bones. Men and women face challenging conditions as they navigate the fastest downwind route over one of the deepest channels in the world. Top athletes typically complete the crossing in less than five hours, riding mid-channel waves that can crest more than 12 feet and carry paddlers hundreds of meters. The race starts on Kaluakoi Beach on the north shore of Moloka'i and finishes in Maunalua Bay on the south shore of...Read More
Elite Field Set for 20th Anniversary Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships
The elite athlete field of men and women set to lead the charge into the history books is made up of a deep field in the prone division, representing the race's roots before SUP gained popularity. Head-to-head battles by current and former champions highlight both the men's and women's SUP divisions.Read More
Surftech Drives Innovation at the Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships
In partnership with the NSP and BARK race lines, Surftech's signature blend of technology, performance and durability will be the choice for many racers at the 20th anniversary Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships (M2O).Read More
Official Artwork for 20th Anniversary Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships Revealed
Much like the unpredictable conditions of the Ka'iwi Channel, artist Susan Wickstrand adds texture to her piece for the 20th anniversary Moloka'i-2-O'ahu Paddleboard World Championships (M2O). The artist's love of the ocean and nature is illustrated in her extraordinary collages, which showcase a host of remarkable images of landscapes and personalities captured in collaboration with many top photographers including Jeff Divine and Art Brewer.Read More
Hawai'i: Moloka'i-2-O'ahu Paddleboard World Championships to Celebrate 20th Anniversary
Online registration opens Monday, Feb. 1, 2016. New event preview available now on YouTube. The Moloka'i-2-O'ahu Paddleboard World Championships (M2O), presented by Kona Longboard Island Lager will celebrate its 20th anniversary on Sunday, July 31, 2016. Online registration opens today, Monday, Feb. 1, 2016 at 8 a.m. PST, and closes Sunday, Feb 21. In response to high demand for race entries, a three-week registration window and lottery system will be used to allocate positions for the international field of prequalified and interested non-prequalified athletes. No entries will be accepted after Feb 21. Solo and team competitors are encouraged to review all information prior to registering. Detailed information is available now on the official event website Molokai2Oahu.com. Athletes can link directly from the site to registration. M2O celebrates the kick-off of the 2016 race announcement with the launch of the first video in a series that will lead up to race day, capturing the experience of crossing the Ka'iwi Channel. To watch the 2016 preview video and other inspiring stories from race history, visit the official M2O YouTube Channel. Paddleboarding fans are encouraged to get the latest M2O news through Facebook, Twitter and Google+. Race day events will be broadcast live from the Ka'iwi Channel through social media. Look for the live race results dashboard at Moloakai2Oahu.com, which will feature live athlete tracking by DotVision. M2O is an open-ocean endurance paddleboard challenge, featuring racers in both the prone and stand-up (SUP) divisions. Connecting the islands of Moloka'i and O'ahu, this 32-mile race crosses the Ka'iwi Channel, also known as the Moloka'i Channel. Men and women from more than 20 countries will face challenging conditions as they navigate the fastest downwind route over one of the deepest channels in the world. Top athletes typically complete the crossing in less than five hours, riding mid-channel waves that can crest more than 12 feet and carry paddlers hundreds of meters at a time. The race starts on Kaluakoi Beach on the north shore of Moloka'i and finishes in Maunalua Bay on the south shore of O'ahu. Founded in 1997, M2O has grown from a grassroots challenge for the legendary lifeguards and watermen of O'ahu to the premiere event for the sport of paddleboarding. The annual race is a deeply personal experience, challenging every paddler's physical and mental endurance. Every finisher experiences an individual championship. Valued M2O partners include Kona Longboard Island Lager, Surftech Board Manufacturing Company, Duke's Waikiki, Maui Jim, Garmin, Patagonia, Hawai'i Tourism Authority, Waterman's Applied Science, Futures, Doctor Danger, Blue Rush, Bio Astin, Kona Red, SUP Think Tank, Standup Paddle Magazine, DotVision, Ocean Paddler and WND &...Read More
Hawaii: Athletes Battle Challenging Conditions for Top Spots at 19th Annual Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships
Australia's Jordan Mercer gets the nickel in her fifth straight win, two newcomers claim championships in their first crossings of the Molokai Channel and SUP sees two athletes claim their second titles. Honolulu, HI (July 26, 2015) – Crossing the Molokai Channel is never an easy task, but today's 19th annual Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships (M2O), presented by Kona Brewing Company produced exceptionally challenging conditions, forcing each athlete to battle for their spot at the finish line. Relatively calm conditions on the Molokai Channel turned to pounding south swell that created massive waves approaching the finish at Portlock Point. In the end, Australia again dominated the overall leaderboard. Two paddleboarders claimed championships in their first outing across the channel. The SUP division saw strong performances by two athletes who claimed repeat championships from Germany and Maui, and another who claimed his second title in three years. In what she called a grueling paddle, Australia's Jordan Mercer got the nickel in her fifth straight victory. The 21-year-old powerhouse has repeatedly dominated the women's unlimited paddleboard race, finishing in a time of 6 hours, 9 minutes, 19 seconds. "Each year it's a totally different journey and I'm a new person each and every time," Mercer said of her multiple wins. "I'm so happy to be back on Oahu because that was so hard, but I'm so glad I put in all the hard work (in training) that I did." On the men's side, newcomer Matt Bevilacqua, 23, from Australia surprised the men's field with his victory in his first attempt at crossing the Molokai Channel (5:20:13). "That was pretty awesome … I think the adrenaline really kick in when I crossed the line – I've never felt anything like that before," said Bevilacqua. "It's always been something in my mind to do. Then to finally get here and finally do it and then to win it – it's too much." The men's stock paddleboard race saw a new champion Sunday who also experienced his first crossing of the Molokai Channel. Kendrick Louis of Australia, 25, was part of a competitive stock race, featuring former champions Jack Bark and Zeb Walsh. Louis bested Bark by just over a minute in today's competition, finishing in 5:52:08. Australia's Jordan Mercer got the nickel in her fifth straight victory. The 21-year-old powerhouse has repeatedly dominated the women's unlimited paddleboard race, today finishing in a time of 6 hours, 9 minutes, 19 seconds. Newcomer Matt Bevilacqua, 23, from Australia surprised the men's field with his victory in his first attempt at crossing the Molokai Channel (5:20:13) Germany's Sonni Honscheid claimed her second women's unlimited SUP championship in a repeat performance with a time of 5:53:18. Australian Travis Grant, 32, wins his second stand up paddleboard (SUP) championship at M2O in a time of 4:59:38. "Mentally, this is one of the hardest things I ever put myself through and I learned a lot about myself along the way," said Kendrick. "Having never done it before, whether I won or lost was irrelevant, but crossing the line with everyone cheering for you just gave me goose bumps." Colleen Tessler, 36, from Oahu won the women's stock paddleboard race in a time of 7:11:20. Australian Travis Grant, 32, won his second stand up paddleboard (SUP) championship at M2O in a time of 4:59:38. Grant appears to excel in tougher conditions. His previous victory in 2013 was just nine minutes faster in a year when conditions in the Molokai Channel also made the athletes work harder for the finish. "There's no secret, it's just paddling the shortest distance," Grant said of the...Read More


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