Originally Posted By nbodyhome >> To me "Uva" sounds like its derived from the Latin root for egg. << Yes, more like that (something reproductive). That is interesting about the definition, but I agree - odd name.
Originally Posted By dshyates I don't even know if I know how to say it right. Is it oova or Ûva. I've always thought it was oova.
Originally Posted By dshyates "Û" That is supposed to look like a long U with a line over top. But it turns it into a circumflex when you post it. wierd.
Originally Posted By nbodyhome I don't know what that means. I figured it was like oooo, as in Uma Thurman.
Originally Posted By dshyates "I figured it was like oooo, as in Uma Thurman. " Yes, as opposed to the long U sound at the beginning of Yuma, AZ.
Originally Posted By danyoung >Chicken Fusilli, Red Rocketts< MMMMmmmmmm, chicken fusilli mmmmmmmmmm..... And do try the Uva Bar - tell Justin that Dan, that guy from Texas who shows up a couple times a year, says hi!
Originally Posted By nbodyhome >> And do try the Uva Bar - tell Justin that Dan, that guy from Texas who shows up a couple times a year, says hi! << Will I get a free drink? Chicken fusilli is my favorite fast food item in the park. I just wish they still had the outdoor barbecue place, that was really great too.
Originally Posted By jonvn "I LOVE the Uva Bar! " I do too! I think it's great. The food is good, and it stays open late, too.
Originally Posted By danyoung jon, we'll have to meet there one of these days. I'll buy you a round while you tell me all the ways that the 2 of us don't agree!
Originally Posted By jonvn Honestly, it would be better to talk about the things we do agree on, which is probalby 99% of everything. No two people can agree on everything, you know. But, sure, it'd be nice to meet with people. Maybe folks would see I'm not a monster.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Uva is Catalonian (Catal) for fine wine - champagne, Congiac, Bordeux. Hence why Catal's wine bar is called Uva!
Originally Posted By Socrates Sorry to come to this late (it's taken me a while to get caught up), but does anyone else remember the Gulf Coast Room in the early days of the Contemporary Resort? That was another fine dining experience. I can't remember their rules, but that certainly didn't seem suitable for small children. Socrates "The only good is knowledge and the only evil is ignorance."
