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Great Pumpkin
It’s almost Halloween, have you got your pumpkin yet? Be sure to stop by the farmers market tomorrow from 3pm-7pm (8th and D Sts., NW) to stock up. And, don’t forget, they’re not just decoration, you can eat them too! Here’s a recipe in honor of Momofuku‘s recent opening that we look forward to trying: […]
History on Foot: National Building Museum
One of the largest and most impressive buildings in our neighborhood, The National Building Museum (401 F St., NW) has a long history of grandeur in our city. Thanks to the history provided on the museum’s web site, here is insight into the building’s past: The National Building Museum is America’s leading cultural institution devoted […]
Foodie Radar: Poste
Upon a recent visit to one of our go-to neighborhood spots, Poste (555 8th St., NW), we were surprised by several menu changes. While sad to see some of our long-time favorites gone, we loved the fresh new flavors and presentation. One recommendation for your next visit, the Duck Ravioli.
History on Foot: The Willard
On a recent walk, we noticed this plaque recognizing one of many significant historic events to occur at The Willard Hotel (1401 Penn. Ave., NW). This is the location where Julia Ward Howe, after meeting with President Lincoln in November 1861, is said to have written “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” This is her best […]