4 Great D.C. Restaurants To Dine At On Easter Sunday
Looking for a few good culinary options to help you celebrate Easter this Sunday, April 17? In addition to taking dine-in reservations for the regular a la carte menu of mezzes and shareable plates a...
View ArticleEditor’s Pick: Weekend Brunch At Harvey’s
Harvey's, in Falls Church, has debuted an expanded menu with brunch entrées and breakfast sides available every Sunday. The post Editor’s Pick: Weekend Brunch At Harvey’s appeared first on Metro Weekly.
View ArticleEditor’s Pick: A Pride-filled June at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
Crazy Aunt Helen's is serving up a smorgasbord of Pride-month entertainment, with LGBTQ-identified drag performers, comedians, and actors. The post Editor’s Pick: A Pride-filled June at Crazy Aunt...
View ArticleKramers Celebrates Pride Month All June
Kramers in Dupont Circle has a host of readings, comedy, and events slated to help celebrate Pride month. The post Kramers Celebrates Pride Month All June appeared first on Metro Weekly.
View ArticleEditor’s Pick: The 2022 RAMMYs Sip, Swig, and Sample Promotion
Several RAMMY beverage finalists are showcasing what makes them stand out in their crowded fields. The post Editor’s Pick: The 2022 RAMMYs Sip, Swig, and Sample Promotion appeared first on Metro Weekly.
View ArticleElection 2022: The Tipping Point of D.C.’s Initiative 82
D.C. will vote -- for a second time -- on whether to eliminate the current wage structure for tipped employees. The post Election 2022: The Tipping Point of D.C.’s Initiative 82 appeared first on Metro...
View ArticleBest Bets: 7 Restaurants For a Perfect Thanksgiving
From sit-down meals, to buffets and to-go options, here are some of D.C.'s best bests if you're not cooking at home. The post Best Bets: 7 Restaurants For a Perfect Thanksgiving appeared first on Metro...
View ArticleThe Impact of I-82: “They’re Not Going to Get Happy Hour Specials Anymore”
D.C.'s restaurant and bar owners grapple with how to offset the coming labor costs associated with eliminating the sub-minimum wage. The post The Impact of I-82: “They’re Not Going to Get Happy Hour...
View ArticleSalah Czapary Confirmed as D.C.’s “Night Mayor”
The D.C. Council has unanimously approved Salah Czapary's nomination to lead the Mayor's Office of Nightlife and Culture. The post Salah Czapary Confirmed as D.C.’s “Night Mayor” appeared first on...
View Article10 D.C. Restaurants to Make Your New Year’s Eve Special
From extravagant to elegant to home-style goodness, you can't go wrong on New Year's Eve with any of these restaurants. The post 10 D.C. Restaurants to Make Your New Year’s Eve Special appeared first...
View ArticleCan Salah Czapary Succeed in Boosting D.C.’s Nightlife Economy?
Salah Czapary has a solid vision for growing the District’s nightlife and restaurant industry. The post Can Salah Czapary Succeed in Boosting D.C.’s Nightlife Economy? appeared first on Metro Weekly.
View ArticleStonewall Bocce Fights to Remain on Logan Circle
Stonewall Bocce is an LGBTQ social and economic boon to Logan Circle. So why is the National Park Service trying to oust them? The post Stonewall Bocce Fights to Remain on Logan Circle appeared first...
View ArticleEditor’s Pick: Savor Bethesda Restaurant Week
At least 34 restaurants are participating Bethesda's Restaurant Week, offering various specials starting at the remarkably low price of $10. The post Editor’s Pick: Savor Bethesda Restaurant Week...
View ArticleEditor’s Pick: Le Diplomate’s 10th Anniversary
Over the past decade, Le Diplomate has served as something of an anchor of 14th Street’s Restaurant Row renaissance as well as a torchbearer for the broader city and its culinary bona fides. The...
View ArticleThe Barbies of Freddie’s Beach Bar
Freddie Lutz has been collecting Barbies since he was a child. Now hundreds of the dolls adorn both of his renowned LGBTQ bars. The post The Barbies of Freddie’s Beach Bar appeared first on Metro Weekly.
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