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U Street Sweetgreen opens May 8 with “Pay What You Want”! Proceeds go to hands-on nutrition classes in schools.

Adour at The St. Regis will close May 31 to unveil new signature restaurant Decanter June 21

Columbia Heights Marketplace opens May 4 with local food, salsa lessons, cooking demos and free bike tune-ups

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Texas-based Tex-Mex Mi Cocina to open at The Collection (5471 Wisconsin Avenue) in Chevy Chase, MD in May

Hill Country’s starts “Backyard Barbecue” at Nat’l Building Museum Wednesday-Friday nights through summer with barbecue.


Posts Tagged ‘French’
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5 Things to Try at Le Diplomate

F ive years ago, the 14th Street strip was a wasteland of forgotten delis, pawn shops and the Black Cat. Today, old buildings are replaced by shiny new condos, restaurant-cum-bars-cum-dance clubs and even a Chipotle that’s sl...

Beaujolais Nouveau Party

The Beaujolais Nouveau 2011 has arrived! Café Dupont will celebrate the annual French wine tradition and embrace this holiday and pour tastes of this young wine on Thursday, November 17, 2011 at 5 pm. Worldwide, the Beaujolais...


Beaujolais Nouveau Party

The third Thursday in November brings the 2011 crop of Beaujolais Nouveau, the first fruits of the wine harvest season. At Central Michel Richard, this is cause for a party! Central’s celebration of the new vintage will take ...

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Girl Meets Food Turns Two!

This week marks the second anniversary of Girl Meets Food.  It’s been an eventful and productive year, expanding the team, getting some kudos, and even appearing on TV!  Let’s take a look back at Girl Meets Food’s ...


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Foie the Love of Paris

Don’t ask for a cheeseburger, and don’t ask for a menu in English. Bofinger (pronounced bow-fahn-yay), the nearly 150-year-old Alsatian brasserie across from the Bastille in Paris, offers the most exquisite fare und...

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Morsels of Paris, Part II

When visiting Paris, there are three basic phrases which will go very, very far—Bonjour, s’il vous plaît, and merci! Failing to use the proper French greetings, however unintentional, may earn you a faceful of open...