Re: Opinion: RE: [UC] NEW SUBJECTS-PICK ONE (what do you dislike)

I cannot disagree with you. Wouldn't we all? However, it does a community no good to ignore concerns from some of its citizens, rather than make those citizens feel validated by hearing them. It has been the modus operandi of this community to go from neighborhood crisis to crisis and flare-up

Re: [UC] DSL

David Nicklin wrote: I ran into some problems with setting up a wireless network, particularly as we have both Mac's and a PC. Verizon tech support was helpful, as were Lucent and Apple, though it was time consuming sorting out the settings. Waits were surprisingly short for tech support -

[UC] Indian Food Recommendation

Does anyone have any recommendations concerning the numerous Indian restaurants near the intersection of 40th and Walnut? Is there a universal favorite (like Beijing for Chinese)? Jonathan A. Cass Silverman, Bernheim Vogel Two Penn Center Plaza, Suite 910 Philadelphia, PA 19102 Tel:

Re: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation

I've been known to frequent New Delhi (on Walnut, next to Pattaya Grill). I must say that I've never even tried the nearby restaurants; why mess with a good thing? (same reason that I haven't been to the Paris Cafe 41, since the Green Line opened first!) HTH! kmj On Tue, 27 May 2003, Jonathan

Re: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation

Title: Re: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation I have eaten at all of the Indian Restaurants in UCity and am very partial to New Delhi on Chestnut. I avoid Sitar on 38th. I don't think they put any care into the food and I've found their small selection to be over cooked, greasy and, believe it or

[UC] Bike Arts Auction

Come out and Support the Bike Arts Auction supporting Neighborhood Bike Works, the one and only Earn-a-bike program for youth in Philadelphia. The pieces for auction/exhibit are made by local Philadelphia artists from Recycled Bike Parts. The Auction/ Exhibit will be FUN FUN FUN...There will

Re: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation

I would also recommend Sitar (on 38th near Chestnut), as they have some southern Indian specialties that you won't find at the others. But all three (Sitar, Tandoor India (on 40th near Sansom) and New Delhi (on Chestnut near 40th)) have good food at similar prices. New Delhi always seems to be

Re: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation

I think Tandoor India (on 40th just north of Sansom) is not only the best of the W Philly Indian restaurants, but maybe the best in the city -- significantly better than New Delhi, but somewhat more expensive (but well worth it). In a message dated 5/27/03 5:22:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: