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A few weeks ago we tried Strongbow’s new Cherry Blossom Hard Apple Cider, at the National Cherry Blossom Festival Pink Tie Gala in Washington, DC. While there we sampled their new flavor and it was amazing. Crisp, clean, refreshing, not too sweet with a hint of fruit at the end. […]
No it’s not the name of a new hipster craft beer bar (although we’re calling dibs), Pike & Rose a pedestrian friendly shopping, walking, eating, drinking urban park in North Bethesda. This is the first in a series of free events the community space plans to host. Pig roast? Bourbon? Live music? […]
Hillary Clinton recently updated her 404 (or error) page. Hat tips all around. We included the rest of the 2016 candidates as well to be fair. But mainly because they’re all pretty good except one that is far from great. Hillary Clinton Making fun of herself since pant suits were […]
It was a murky, drizzly scene in the District, but perched on the corner of North Capitol and Quincy Place was a beacon of spring cheer: Old Engine 12 Firehouse Restaurant. Unfazed by the black clouds and winter coat weather, Old Engine 12 eagerly rolled out a preview of their […]
What’s new at Joe’s Seafood this April? A LOT! Check out all the awesome things they are doing this month below: James Beard Inspired Market Card Menu Join Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab in support of the James Beard Foundation as inspiration for their April market card. Throughout the […]
Yes, you read that correctly. Shaw’s favorite cash only, video game, Malort-shooting dive bar Ivy & Coney is going black tie-ish on April 14 for a good cause. According to the ticket website: Ivy and Coney is hosting the inaugural Black Tie…ish Charity Gala with all proceeds benefiting Bread For The City. […]
The beloved season of cherry blossoms, outdoor patios, bright colors and refreshing flavors is officially upon Washington D.C. Michael Mina’s BOURBON STEAK is springing into the season by releasing its updated cocktail menu today. Thanks to an exclusive afternoon tasting with BSDC’s stellar staff, THL has the exclusive on the drinks Washingtonians must order. Located […]
As soon as I flipped my calendar on the morning of March 1, I had a good feeling. You can sense it in the air; we are slowly inching our way towards warmer months. Spring is arguably DC’s best season: slushy sidewalks are a thing of the past, humidity has […]
Spring is right around the corner and every Washingtonian knows this is when our city is at its finest. The cherry blossoms are in full bloom, Nats games begin, beer gardens fill up and everyone’s favorite returns – spring patio brunches. While it was a bit cold for the patio […]
The U-Street Corridor got a lot spicier in this month thanks to Bazaar Spices, Washington’s first locally-owned and operated gourmet spice shop. Savvy seasoning shoppers are likely familiar with Bazaar’s original location at Union Market. After seeing great success with their booth, owners Ivan and Monica expanded to a full-service […]
PSA: ATTENTION SEOUL FOOD SEEKERS – more play on words here – look no further! I jumped at the chance for this opportunity and hopped on the Red Line to NoMa (which stands for the area north of Mass Ave) Thursday evening to satisfy my never-ending craving for quality, over-abundantly […]
On January 1, 2015, D.C.’s drinking scene lost some luster when twice James Beard nominated Columbia Room closed due to renovations in Shaw. In most towns that could mean the doors would remain shut for quite some time, or even forever. Then again, this isn’t most towns, because most towns […]