Posts Tagged ‘food’

We Love Food: The Burger Joint

‘DSCF3611.jpg’ courtesy of ‘joelogon’ The Burger Joint (BGR) is the latest in a line of local hamburger shops trying to muscle in on DC-area institution Five Guys by offering a gourmet twist on this American staple. I went to their new Old Town Alexandria location to put these burger peddlers’ wares to the test. There [...]

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Arlington Holds Food Drive This Week

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Sprout Happy!

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Does Farm to Table Mean Pumpkin Pie?

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Eat Like Me: August’s Best Dishes

August. Dead month, right? Not in the foodie world, at least not in DC. Yes, things may be slower than usual, but I was still pretty busy shoving food into my mouth. I was lucky enough to preview upcoming Masa 14 and meet Kaz of Kaz Sushi Bistro, I headed out on the town with [...]

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Wine It Around The World

If you ever find yourself in Reston (as I did last Saturday) and you’re looking for a unique, chef-driven, alcohol-involved concept you’re in luck. Why you’d ever be in Reston looking for those things is largely beside the point. The point is, you can find all of those things at Vinifera. Vinifera Wine Bar & [...]

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From Waves to Grain: New Green Flicks

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Farm Fresh: Charlie Palmer Steak

WeLoveDC authors Donna (greenie) and Katie (foodie) have paired up to bring you a double-hitting feature about local area restaurants that take on the challenge of being green. Donna will explain the logic behind the environmentally friendly trends and Katie will tell you if the food tastes any good. It’s a rough life, but someone [...]

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Fish Stories

‘Say Hello to My Little Fren”courtesy of ‘marciadc’ If you still have an appetite for food movies, there’s a new one in town — but only for a limited time. The End of the Line, which has been called “the Inconvenient Truth of the oceans,” is a fascinating movie that lays out why seafood may [...]

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Food, Glorious, Food: The Movies

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To Market, to Market, to Buy…What?

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Sound Off: Best food INSIDE Union Station

‘it’s full. yet it’s empty.’ courtesy of ‘staceyviera’ I have mixed feelings about Union Station. It’s gorgeous,  yet it’s grubby. It’s full of good stores, yet it has nothing really that interesting.  It’s got good hustle and bustle, yet I hate the lost souls. Seriously, it’s love/hate. I love it but I really hate it. [...]

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Best Bets During Kid’s Restaurant Week

‘Look what’s for dinner!’ courtesy of ‘jessicafm’ I got slightly snarky a while back about the upcoming Kid’s Restaurant Week (June 13-21) but promised in my last post about it that I’d offer up my personal picks for the event, even if I plan to stay far, far away. So here’s keeping good to my [...]

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Metro Considering Selling Food– But You Still Can’t Eat It!

‘chillin” courtesy of ‘staceyviera’ Big news coming out of Metro today: officials are considering allowing kiosks in certain Metro stations to sell packaged food in stations!  The move is an attempt to increase revenue by adding kiosks at a number of stations (in DC: outside Anacostia, in Fort Totten, in Gallery Place-Chinatown, and in Metro [...]

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Rock the Casbah Embassy

‘Yann Tiersen 27′ courtesy of ‘Shadowgate’ Last night’s US premiere of musician and composer, Yann Tiersen, marked the opening of the season of events hosted by the ‘La Maison Française‘ (or “The French House“) Franco-American cultural exchange at the French Embassy. They are scheduling event’s throughout the summer and vary their selections from music (jazz, [...]

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Happy Hour Food: Fried Deliciousness

‘Fried Pickle Chips’ courtesy of ‘SauceSupreme’ IT’S FRIDAY! Aaaaaaayyy! And you know what Friday says to me? It says HAPPY HOUR! This week has had some gorgeous weather in it and I think I’ve got a full-out case of some serious spring fever. It’s time we get out there, DC, put on your game face [...]

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DC Victory Gardens: Assembling Your Implements of Home Preservation

‘Filling jars’ courtesy of ‘FamilyNature’ So, you’ve got your garden under way. Or maybe you’re anxiously awaiting the beginning of your CSA. You’ve  armed yourself with a good cookbook or two so you’ll have some basic recipes for that eggplant you inevitably end up with. You wander through your nearest farmer’s market every week, wistfully looking [...]

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DC Omnivore 100: #78 Snails

‘Brasserie Beck’ courtesy of ‘webjedi’ Originally, this Omnivore update was for another topic, which was “Beer above 8%” (and will show up soon), but after taking a look at the menu at Brasserie Beck, the Belgian-styled gastropub downtown, I figured I’d better shift focus. So you ask, “snails?”, what is the most joked about cuisine [...]

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Cherry Blossoms In Your Food

‘Pink Goodness’ courtesy of ‘maxedaperture’ Another benefit of the cherry blossom season, aside from the gorgeous trees themselves, is the opportunity to take advantage of some good eats. Local restaurants play off the theme, creating delicious pink or cherry based food. For a sampling of the inspired dishes, click on through. Be the first to [...]

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We Love Food: Georgia Brown’s

‘Smothered Fried Chicken’ courtesy of ‘Sabine01′ I’m a southern girl, I think I’ve made that abundantly clear on this blog. (Also, while we’re at it, let me just say, UNC is going to PWN you during March Madness, everyone. But I digress…) So what southern girl can’t love some Georgia Brown’s? A few friends and [...]

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