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November 23, 2020
Have these last few months been lacking in excitement and intrigue? When you’re ready for a museum visit that has far more captivating exhibits and fascinating trickery than some other options in DC, check out the International Spy Museum. Kids love the International Spy Museum for its hands-on exhibits and scheduled programs and events to uncover their inner super sleuth.... continue reading
November 19, 2020
Petit Monde Bistro & Café in the Woodley Park neighborhood is new, but it’s already a real multi-tasker. The café area is for folks on the go. Grab a breakfast sandwich, your daily latte, or a wood-fired pizza when the day calls for something quick but still delicious. If you have the time to sit, enjoy brunch, lunch, or dinner... continue reading
November 9, 2020
Sweet potato, pumpkin, apple—these are a few of the ingredients that flourish in the fall, so it makes sense they’d also play a starring role in your baked goods. If you’re looking for some sweet autumn treats to make this month that are a little more creative than pumpkin muffins and apple pie, try these recipes. Gingery Sweet Potato Pie... continue reading
October 30, 2020
Chances are, you haven’t been making a ton of authentic Vietnamese street food these past few stay-at-home months. If you have, good for you. But at least the rest of us can now dine at Doi Moi in the Cardozo neighborhood. Chef Wade Hoo Fatt presents a menu of small plates and sharable entrees that perfectly represent the bold flavors... continue reading
October 29, 2020
Chef Rufino Bautista grew up on a farm in El Salvador, where he began a lifelong love of food. When he moved to DC in the 90s, he began working in restaurants, making his way through increasingly challenging roles until, in 2020, he took on the most position yet: restaurateur. After more than a decade working for Logan Circle’s Estadio,... continue reading
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