Think about what you regularly eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Do you know where your eggs came from? How about the bacon and the milk? Do you know who made the tofu and the beer, and who picked the peppers and the lettuce? Chances are, many of your replies will be limited to the […]
It’s 6 p.m. on a Tuesday. You’re tired; it’s been a long day at work and you’re reaching for your nearest smartphone, laptop or tablet to order takeout from a food delivery app. If this is you during any given week, I’m here to say: “Step away from the Seamless.” Capitol Hill, which prides itself […]
This is what was happening the week of July 20 in 2011. Lost Capitol Hill smartly tried to keep cool by educating us on how the Congress used to stay cool. Have a little pity on the poor sods, they had to deal with lots of hot air without relief until 1928. Bikeshare was still […]
Frozen Tropics shared news that construction is starting at the Springarn Car Barn, bring us a small step closer to seeing streetcars on H Street NE. Young & Hungry checked out the newly opened DCanter on Barracks Row. City Desk shared some reader reactions to the recent cover profile on Tommy Wells. Young & Hungry […]
Diners on H St. can add “Caribbean with a side of jazz” to the list of ever-growing restaurant options on that thoroughfare. Though its offerings and availability are still in flux, El Caribe, the new Cuban-inspired menu at HR-57 Center for the Preservation of Jazz & Blues was unveiled on July 12. Previously not known […]