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                                        March 11, 2013

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Lucky You! It's ACC Tournament Time in Greensboro
Walk the High Line in North Hills
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Lucky You!  It's ACC Tournament Time in Greensboro

 

After licking your wounds from Saturday's disappointed losses, it's time to jump right back up and find yourself some ACC Tournament tickets.  Because... who knows?  Miracles do happen!  Besides with a little bit of Luck, you'll land some B-ball tickets and have a great time exploring new restaurants in the greater Greensboro area not far from the Coliseum.

 

Bistro at Adams Farm We've combed through Greensboro to pick 7 winning restaurants that will complete your tournament experience whether your team gives you a lucky victory or not.

 

The Bistro at Adams Farm is located off High Point Road in south Greensboro.  They serve lunch and dinner and offer an extensive beer and wine list, plus several martini selections.  In addition to gourmet appetizers and salads, entrees include sea bass, lamb rib eye steak and duck.  Dessert features are cr�me brulee, chocolate molten cake and apple raisin strudel.

 

The Bistro opened October 2008, by a mother/daughter team where they wanted to offer a casual fine dining experience in a quaint and intimate setting.  The seasonal menu changes include many items from local farmers and growers, fresh seafood, certified angus beef and much more.

 

Location: 5710-M High Point Rd. Greensboro NC 27407, Serving Dinner: Tue - Sat | 5PM - 9:30PM, (336) 294-4610.  Website.

 

Liberty Oak Restaurant & Bar is on West Washington Street in downtown Greensboro. They serve lunch, Liberty Oak brunch and dinner, plus a range of wines and cocktails.  The menu includes soups, appetizers, rainbow trout, beef tenderloin and vegetarian selections.

 

Liberty Oak is located in the Vernon Building, originally erected in 1883.  It's the oldest building remaining in the Old Greensboro Historic District.  It has a long and distinguished history in Downtown Greensboro and has belonged to such owners and occupants as: Virginia Vernon, for whom the building is named, the Vanstory Clothing Company, and the W. T. Grant Co.  In 1996 the Vernon Building underwent major restoration and in 1999, after having already been in business for nearly 20 years in Irving Park Plaza, Liberty Oak moved in.    

 

Location: 100-D West Washington Street, Downtown Greensboro, Reservations (336) 273-7057

Open daily at 11:00am. Website.   

 

Cafe Pasta Cafe Pasta & Grille, addition to its namesake pasta dishes, is on State Street in Greensboro, and also serves soups, salads, wraps, sandwiches, a fish catch of the day and homemade desserts.  The restaurant serves pasta items that contain meat, as well as vegetarian ones.

 

Unique menu offering of homemade Pasta with a variety of creative sauces and healthy grilled dishes with fresh seafood, meats, poultry and vegetables are all served in an intimate yet exciting atmosphere.

 

Location: 305 State Street Greensboro, NC 27408, (336) 272-1308 Hours: Tuesday-Saturday Lunch: 11:30-2:00, Dinner: 5:00-Until.  Website.

 

Pastabilities on Battleground Ave. serves up pasta dishes, plus gourmet salads, seafood, vegetarian selections, Pastabilities sandwiches and wraps.  Since opening in 1995, Pastabilities has become one of the Gate City's most popular destinations for those who enjoy authentically-prepared, great food at a good value.  Known for delicious pasta entr�es and fresh green and pasta salads, the menu presents inventive chicken, seafood, meat and vegetarian combinations, a variety of appetizers, roll-ups and sandwiches.  You are also invited to build your own entr�e from their vast list of fresh ingredients, including gluten-free options such as spaghetti squash and rice.   

 

Location: 1726 Battleground Ave., Greensboro, NC 27408, just 2 miles from the Greensboro Coliseum. (336) 272-7823.  Website. 

 

Undercurrent, located on Battleground Avenue in downtown Greensboro serves lunch, dinner and a full selection of desserts and alcohol beverages.  Offerings include Scottish salmon, sea scallops, rack of lamb, pork Undercurrent chops and fried oysters.

 

Since May 1998, Undercurrent Restaurant has been at the top of the list in elegant dining.  The dining room is spacious and warm with semi private banquettes, large tables, and comfortable seating.  A beautiful open air kitchen showcases the art of preparing their culinary wonders.  Reservations suggested, but not required.  

 

Location: 327 Battleground Ave. Downtown Greensboro, NC 27401

(336) 370-1266.  Website. 

 

Green Valley Grill on Green Valley Road serves a range of gourmet entrees and desserts, plus a renowned wine selection.  The menu changes seasonally, and selections can include halibut, vegetarian dishes, strip Green Valley Grill steak, duck and lasagna.   

 

Enjoy informally elegant fine dining and seasonal food using old-world European culinary sensibilities and flavors.  Their wine list receives the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence each year and features 75 wines by the glass.  The freshest food prepared by a passionate team, and served by friendly and competent people, is a recipe for a great dining experience.

 

Location: 622 Green Valley Road, Greensboro, NC 27408, (336) 854-2015, Open seven days a week for lunch, dinner, or late night - including Sunday brunch beginning at 9am. Website.

 

Akashi Japanese Restaurant on High Point Road boasts an extensive and varied menu, which contains numerous tempura and teriyaki selections, which come with miso soup, salad and rice.  Appetizer selections are abundant and include seafood, chicken, pork, beef and tofu options.  Also on the menu are donburi, nabemono and warm and cold soba.

 

Akashi Akashi is owned and run by husband and wife team, Tusjii and Suk. Tusjii is Greensboro's Original Sushi chef since 1983. He ran the Sushi bar at the first Kabuto in the Forum VI at Friendly Center.  Many Sushi rolls later he still continues to make the finest, freshest, traditional Sushi and Sashimi delights.  The other half of the team is wife Suk.  She runs the kitchen and turns out fabulous Appetizers, Hibachi, Tempura, and other Japanese favorites.  Join the many people who have found this wonderful unique Japanese Restaurant.

 

Location: 2528 High Point Rd. Greensboro, NC 27403, Reservations or "To Go Orders" 

(336) 292-0884. Lunch Monday - Saturday 11am-2pm
Dinner Sunday - Thursday 4pm-9pm, Friday & Saturday  4pm-10pm
Located 2 Blocks South Of Greensboro Coliseum.  Website.

 

ACC Get your basketball tickets now!  Tickets for the ACC Men's Basketball Tournament are equally distributed among the 12 member institutions.  Ticket sale distribution is handled on a school-by-school basis.  For more information on purchasing ACC Tournament tickets, please contact one of the 12 ACC member institutions.

Click Here to download a tournament bracket.

 

With a little bit of luck, your team may come out on top.  But on the safe side, I'd bring my lucky charm!

 

 

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Walk the High Line in North Hills Raleigh

 

When you walk the High Line (park) in NYC, you'll find hundreds of people walking, talking and exploring what's new in and around the city.  No need to go to NY for a High Line walk ... North Hills has just opened the High Line Boutique where you'll continue to walk on over for shopping on a weekly basis.  There is something for High Line Boutique everyone!

 

The boutique offers classic, preppy clothing for women and men and also accessories and gift items.   Jesse Jenkins, owner and a Goldsboro native has called Raleigh his home for over 12 years.  He's no stranger to the retail industry.  He started his retail career years ago working for Gap and Express.  But owning his own store is his dream that has now come true.

 

High Line Boutique has taken the space of the old McKenzie Tribe.  It's been transformed into a chic one stop shop for classic American, preppy clothing for women and men!  They believe that you should be able to find something with every visit to High Line Boutique.  So whether you're looking for a new outfit, pair of jeans, accessory, or gift Southern Tide item, you're bound to find it at High Line.

 

Owner, Jenkins believes fashion should be affordable, fun, and for everyone.  His clothing lines strive to offer high quality clothing, providing designer styles at fair prices.

 

Made in NC: Products such as Whispering Willow a purveyor of fine, handcrafted soap, lip Whispering Willow balm, laundry detergent, and related products made in North Carolina are carried at High Line, as well as other such local brands such as Southern Tide, and American Vintage.  But there's much more that you'll need to check out... so walk the High Line at North Hills and find out why.

 

High Line Boutique: 4361 Lassiter at North Hills Avenue Suite 105 Raleigh, NC 27609  

Website.  Store Hours: Monday to Saturday 10 am - 7 pm and Sunday 12 pm - 5 pm

 

 

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Satin Blue Goblet Study NC Artists Exhibition Grand Prize Winner - Congratulations to the Raleigh Fine Arts, NC Artists Exhibition grand prize winner, Kenny Pieper - Satin Blue Goblet Study.

 

Kenny Pieper was born in Birmingham, AL and raised in the mountains of North Carolina. He began his craft career in high school when he studied at the Penland School of Crafts. Initially, he studied pottery with Norm Schulman and Cynthia Bringle. Later, he found his passion for glass under the tutelage of Richard Ritter.

 

Kenny resides in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina. Reflecting the harmony and beauty of his surroundings, Kenny produces an exquisite line of glass vessels and sculpture.

 

The Exhibition will remain open till May 2nd at the Betty Ray McCain Gallery, at the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts, downtown Raleigh.  Free Admission! Website.  

   

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Call  Zaytoun Interiors if you're finally ready to decorate or re-decorate your home or office.  What's your style?  If you're not sure, we can help you tap into your inner self and find what makes you want to come home again.  WebsiteEmail, Phone: 305-793-8510.  

 

 

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