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Van Ness Wine Bar Acacia Will Close at the End of the Month
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The novel coronavirus pandemic obliterated business for many bars and restaurants that already rely on slim margins to make ends meet. Reconfiguring operations to focus on takeout and delivery proved difficult and expensive, often salvaging diminishing returns. D.C. restaurants, bars and live …
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12 D.C. Bars With Pool Tables
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Play pool at these local sports bars and dives
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3 days ago
A Big and Beautiful Bombay Street Food Lands at National Harbor
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Bombay Street Food, the love letter to the Indian street foods owner Asad Sheikh ate growing up, expands across state lines with a new color-soaked location for Maryland. Starting Saturday, June 25, Bombay Street Food will operate daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. (151 American Way, National Harbor, …
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3 days ago
Thompson Hospitality Just Snapped Up Local Thin-Crust Favorite Wiseguy Pizza
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Reston, Va.-based Thompson Hospitality, the force behind such bars and restaurants as Hen Quarter, Matchbox, The Delegate, Austin Grill, and American Tap Room, just added another big name to its portfolio: essential pie chain Wiseguy Pizza. Thompson finalized an agreement this week to acquire all …
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Federalist Pig’s Beloved Brisket Pops Up in Park View All Summer
Eater - Tierney Plumb and Adele Chapin
Pop-ups are in full swing around D.C., and this selective guide includes everything longer-term pop-ups and one-off events. Federalist Pig Summer Pop-Up at Hook Hall What: Federalist Pig, Adams Morgan’s Bib Gourmand-designated eatery known for its Kansas City, Carolina and Texas-styled barbecue, sets …
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Where to Spot Soft Shell Crabs Around D.C.
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Find the Mid-Atlantic favorite fried, tucked into sandwiches, and stuffed inside sushi rolls

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