Category: Food.Fun.Stuff.

Tequila & Mezcal Festival Recap
[ 0 ] April 3, 2015 |

Tequila & Mezcal Festival Recap

My husband and I had the pleasure of attending a preview of the “Tequila & Mezcal Festival” at Oyamel – owned by famous chef Jose Andres – in Penn Quarter.  The actual festival ran for about 2 weeks in March, where anyone could buy tickets for $60 for unlimited tastings of delicious dishes like Ceviche Veracruz (lightly poached squid […]

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Happy Hour Time:  Pinea, A Beautiful Experience.
[ 0 ] March 27, 2015 |

Happy Hour Time: Pinea, A Beautiful Experience.

While quality of food is always top choice for me when selecting a restaurant, ambiance comes in at a close second. Pinea, located inside of the W Hotel, offers patrons high quality food selections, while surrounding them with breathtaking artistry on the walls.  With murals painted by renowned street artist, Gaia, Pinea’s walls have been […]

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UPDATED!! (March 25, 2015) Cherry Blossom Time.
[ 2 ] March 13, 2015 |

UPDATED!! (March 25, 2015) Cherry Blossom Time.

UPDATED!!! More reasons to stick close to the Cherry Blossoms this season.  More food, more drinks, cheers! Bar Dupont is honoring the 103rd anniversary of cherry blossom season in the nation’s capital with two specialty cocktails. The Sake Old Fashioned ($10) is a Japanese take on a classic American cocktail commemorating Japan’s enduring gift of spring […]

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Where I’m Eating: Rialto
[ 0 ] December 18, 2014 |

Where I’m Eating: Rialto

So, it looks like I’m destined to dine only at Italian restaurants when going out in the area to eat for the remainder of this year (3 weeks ago, it was Ovvio Osteria in Merrifield)… not that I’m complaining. If anything, it works out because half of the time that’s what I’m craving nowadays. It’s also nice to see […]

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Weekend Getaway:  Annapolis
[ 1 ] December 12, 2014 |

Weekend Getaway: Annapolis

Getting out of the District these days can be a challenge if your resources are limited.  Money, time off from work and travel companions all weigh into the planning process.  Recently, I needed a BREAK.  Searching the map much like Prince Akeem in Coming to America, I scoured quick getaways that would not empty the […]

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