That lot is only half full now because of construction workers using it for parking. Without them, maybe 1/4 of the parking spaces are used daily, if that. So the loss isn't nearly as significant as you'd think.

Spend $20 on a Firestick, Google "Kodi" and follow the instructions. Now you have access to pretty much every live sporting event on the planet.

Enjoy.

You answered the question. Before they put the barricade up cars were using the bike lane to make the left turn from North to Howard more than bikes ever were. North Ave is generally a shit show on a good day, so putting in a bike lane was a waste of time and money.

Come to think of it, I don't know that I've ever seen a cyclist on North Ave.

ReNew Mt Vernon is actually in Bolton Hill but they have a ground floor pool in the courtyard. Management sucks but for the most part the people who live there are really friendly. When I was there a few years back they had a lower price point than any other place listed so far.

They can't be that competent if they're the same folks who installed a bike lane in the middle of the North/Howard intersection. Whoever is responsible for that should be banished West Virginia.

Another vote for Lebanese Taverna. If you get takeout make sure to get their dough so you can have fresh bread with leftovers.

Went a few weeks ago and it was terrible. A handful of toppings pushed to the middle of the pie, not much cheese or sauce. Such a ripoff.

If you're ever in North Jersey and craving Rodizio, Newark has a couple restaurants that'll give you an authentic experience. Fogo is garbage in comparison.

There's a couple in NYC that are amazing as well, especially around the holidays when they have seasonal items.

Reminds me of that line from The Office about afternoon stripper quality. Lol

Yes, of course. You're exactly right. I guess from my perspective I just want to see people be able to live comfortably with affordable access to quality food. In some cases, that isn't possible without leaving though. I don't want to see your mother's family leave either but I also don't want to see them struggle just for the sake of staying, if there are better alternatives out there.

Given the massive food deserts in the poorest parts of our city, the argument can be made that residents would be better off leaving. And I say that as Price Rite just announced they're closing the SoWebo location in a few weeks, leaving thousands of people without access to decent food.

My wife and I had dinner at Foraged last week. The entire meal was phenomenal but their apple pie cheesecake and chocolate pot were the best desserts we've had in a long time.

In Bolton Hill you'll see them coming up from the train tracks. In Station North you'll see them early morning coming and going from the cemetery. Pretty common in both areas.

You trying to get in her pants or something? You've posted the same thing 5 times already.