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A few months ago, I wrote a commentary on the state of the food truck nation ("OMG, It’s Food from a Truck!") here in Washington, DC. It caused quite a stir, and it was met with a fair share of criticism. Most ...
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Trying a new restaurant in DC is like rolling a pair of dice. You never know how it’s going to turn out. On this particular Wednesday night, I had plans with my buddy Ryan for dinner. Later on in the night, we ...
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First thing first: You walk upstairs to get to Toki Underground. This could be found a bit confusing and certainly uncomfortable for the archetypical fine diner, but Toki, like Wonderland, is an Alice-esque ...
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Last week, on my way back to work from the Brazilian Consulate, I was lucky enough to have stumbled upon an overwhelming amount of food trucks surrounding Farragut Square Park - 12 to be exact. It was a mob scene. ...
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Unlike its Penn Quarter counterpart, which feels institutional, Dupont Circle's Teaism is pitch perfect. Crunchy and calm, it’s the perfect hippie oasis, a place to decompress over green tea while the world ...
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A new happy hour has arrived at Potenza on 15th and H streets. Known primarily as a weekend dinner spot for most, the happy hour will take place 7 days a week between 4 PM and 6 PM and again from 9:30 PM...
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At Founding Farmers, the quality of ingredients and combinations of those ingredients are fantastic. It's what makes the food so great. Founding Farmers prides itself on using fresh, organic ingredients from ...
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Last weekend, I think I may have finally ended the search for an affordable brunch spot with somewhat of a scene in DC. After spending many Sundays searching for the best-bang-for-my-buck-brunch, I'm going to give ...
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I live at 5th and K, so I hit up Mandu one or two nights a week for take-out on my way home from the gym. It’s a healthy alternative to take-out at Taylor or Busboys and Poets. I usually grab the bulgogi to go, ...
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Whoever said the beaten path was best? Mandu, the Korean late-night joint with hand-rolled dumplings (coated with just the right amount of oil sheen) and sojutinis...
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