Category: restaurant reviews

Dishes We Love: Pizza, Pizza
[ 0 ] May 22, 2013 |

Dishes We Love: Pizza, Pizza

What do I love more than good food?  New good food.  For this reason a call from Capital Cooking to join her for dinner at Piola did take much convincing where the restaurant just opened its doors on the 14th street corridor.  Excited, I almost skipped to 14th street for much needed pizza and pasta [...]

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Etiquette Tuesday:  Lessons at Elisir
[ 0 ] May 21, 2013 |

Etiquette Tuesday: Lessons at Elisir

There are some restaurants in the District that I feel “meh” about visiting and then there are others that I feel excitement weeks in advance about visiting.  This weeks Etiquette Tuesday focuses on my visit to Elisir, a Downtown Italian restaurant where I was especially anxious to visit this winter.  Elisir is the restaurant you [...]

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Del Campo: South American Cuisine
[ 0 ] May 17, 2013 |

Del Campo: South American Cuisine

Meat lovers in the District should check out one of Chinatown’s newest restaurant family members. Del Campo offers authentic South American cooking to its patrons. When you visit this restaurant, you allow your taste buds a little reward by feasting on something you would not find on your everyday, run-of-the-mill menu. I was pleasantly surprised when I [...]

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May = Cocktails, Funky Bites, & Birthdays
[ 0 ] May 16, 2013 |

May = Cocktails, Funky Bites, & Birthdays

Right before my birthday on May 3rd, there was another fantastic birthday event: Last Exit’s 2nd Anniversary celebration. I had honestly never really heard about this establishment until a few months back, but hey, better late than never right? This wonderful cocktail lounge that’s located in Mt Pleasant achieves its mission of providing an eclectic [...]

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Where I’m Eating: A Town Bar & Grill
[ 0 ] May 16, 2013 |

Where I’m Eating: A Town Bar & Grill

I love party brunches.  That’s what A Town Bar & Grill’s brunch brings to the table.  The brunch is not a heavy thumping of music playing or people dancing on tables (*or at least I did not stay long enough to get into this portion of the brunch), but it sets up the stage for [...]

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