Fitzgerald Hotel

Fitzgerald's Park is about a 5 minute walk from where we live; it is adjacent to the Mardyke Gym (Mark almost always starts his day here).  The park is one of our favorite places in the city...I go running there frequently.  The ...

... early riser, so it's a friendly goodbye and off through a light rain to Thunder Bay. The rendez-vous is a classy hotel, and the food is delicious. Blueberry pancakes with fruit compote and whipped cream are a great accompaniment to the easy conversation. ...

... Internet for some recommendations and we decided on Cossetas, an Italian restaurant not too far from the Fitzgerald.  We rested a while before leaving the hotel to do a little exploring of Minneapolis.  First we drove to the riverfront. ...

... .  In Fitzgerald's a guy tried to get me to buy a 13 carot gold ring for $300...take a hike!  I usually love Fitzgerald's but she wasn't very kind to me today.  We ate lunch at the Courtyard Grill and Buffet in Fitzgerald's and it was ...

... die kunterbunten Gestalten sind so quasi das Salz in der Suppe. Wir haben uns für Las Vegas zwei Nächte im Fitzgerald gegönnt, welches an der ältesten Strasse Las Vegas liegt und wo jede Nacht die sensationelle Lichtshow stattfindet (eine Homage an ...

... huge crowds. We arrive at the end of the canopy near Las Vegas Boulevard and our 6-pack is depleted so we duck into Fitzgerald's Hotel and Casino for a half-hour of video poker and complimentary beers. We play the machines at the bar slowly and we both ...

... 1934. It is famous for allowing the black people get their first break on armature night.  People like Michael Jackson, Ella Fitzgerald and James Brown got their breaks at this theatre. We drove through 5th avenue, the museum mile and Greenwich ...

... was certainly the classiest stop on the trail. 4. The Old Seelbach Bar was another impressive stop - it was the inspiration to F. Scott Fitzgerald and named by the Independent as a top 50 bars in the world... I don't know that it was that memorable, but ...

... theatre in the early 1900's but became the place where some of the most famous black entertainers such as Ella Fitzgerald, Gladys Knight, Michael Jackson and James Brown have performed. There are some famous Soul Food restaurants up here too and I ...

... of those creative types including regulars such as Piablo Picasso, Diego Rivera and Henri Matisse. Also, among the regulars were several "Americans in Paris" including Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Henry Miller and George ...

... easy load in and commenced the poolside cocktails immediately. Dinner at the Hard Rock was decent with Jimi Hendrix' guitar and Ella Fitzgerald's shoes a fun diversion. Ice cream at the Twist of the Mist and apparently NF is a mecca for Indian food...who ...

... gates, quizzed Customs guy if he knew if Phil Berry was on duty today - no - how about Dennis Koustoubardis - maybe- what about Tim Fitzgerald, I went to school with him you know - Rob accuses me of being a name dropper - we have a giggle.  Begged ...

... landmarks from the show, including the church, bridge and river, Hendley's store, the Garda (police) station and the most famous Fitzgerald's pub. I had a quick look in Hendley's shop which looked like it had been done up since the show but still looked ...

... , all the books would be well outside my price range. Original copies of Shakespeare mingled easily with signed editions of F Scott Fitzgerald and hand-written letters by Dickens. As I browsed, the owner took a call from a perspective buyer, telling him ...

... inside and out. After we got back on the bus, we headed into the district of Harlem and went past the Apollo Theatre where Ella Fitzgerald and the Jackson 5 first got their break in the biz. we then "hooked a right" as Matt would say and headed down 5th ...