Last Minute Valentine’s Day Sweets: Where You Can Order Unique V-Day Desserts and Get Them Valentine’s Day-ish

February 12, 2020

You set your Valentine’s day dinner plans in motion. You’re staying in, not granting any steakhouse or ultra-expensive sushi bar your patronage. Three days out, you zigzagged through Whole Foods, tumbling and tossing everything you needed for an absolutely perfect rendition of buttery garlic scallops and aromatic mushroom risotto, a perfect choice. But you forgot […]

13 Killer Valentine’s Day Dinner Ideas Better than Steak & Potatoes

February 4, 2020

When we think of Romantic Valentine’s day dinner, often steak — plump filets, juicy, marbled ribeyes, and NY strips— and a bed of creamy potatoes are one of the first dinner ideas that come to mind. But what if your date is vegetarian or doesn’t like beef at all? We’ve thought about you and created a […]

Emmy Squared Has Something to Prove With a Detroit-Style Slice in D.C.’s Shaw

February 1, 2020

I breathed in deeply in an attempt to control the volume of what I eventually bellowed out, “Emmy Squared. From NYC. They’re in D.C. now!” With halting words and profound excitement, I said this to a room that didn’t know and didn’t seem to care what I was saying. They didn’t know of Emmy Squared, […]

Spend Under $100 on Valentine’s Day Dinner at these 5 Highly-Rated D.C. Spots — Dessert Included

January 30, 2020

I’m back! & I’ve got you with a sensible list of restaurants I know you, and your date will love for under $100, dessert included. Valentine’s day is expensive. How do I know? U.S. research has shown that in the U.S. alone, there’s a significant spike in breakups between February 1-13th. Coincidentally, the number droops […]

D.C.’s Penn Quarter Boqueria: Brunch Tapas Enriched by the Festive Streets of Barcelona

January 23, 2020

“I don’t know why I always think I have to get here so early.” I remarked to my brother, who was accompanying me to an as-soon-as-they-open brunch reservation. Penn Quarter’s 9th Street was as quiet as the dropping of crumbs when we arrived for Boqueria’s New Year’s Day Bottomless Brunch. Little was known about the […]

A Definitive Guide to Restaurant Week D.C. : 8 Classic Restaurants to Book Now!

January 12, 2020

Food enthusiast rejoice! It’s Christmas time all over again for us. 2020 Restaurant Week D.C. is less than 24 hrs away, and for food enthusiasts, this week is where our wallets go to die even though it’s quite the deal. For those of you who are new to Restuarant Week: from January 13th-19th, you can […]

25 Nostalgic Things To Eat & Drink With Your Disney+ Binge

January 6, 2020

Man holds an iPhone displaying the Disneyplus.com app and in the background Disney+ screen on TV. Disney+ is an online video streaming subscription service.

There’s nothing more nostalgic than an entire catalog of Disney movies at your disposal, and if you haven’t already heard, it’s here! The Disney + app is here and has been for more than a month. Launched on Nov. 12th, and filled with all the classics you — and your friends, your parents, and your grandparents— […]

Will The Popeye’s Chicken Sandwich Craze Continue + What’s Next?

November 16, 2019

When Popeye’s released their limited-time-only chicken sandwich on August 12th, social media sparked an all-out war against Chickfila’s classic chicken sandwich. Numerous video posts flooded Instagram’s and Twitter’s of eaters judging and comparing, and yapping about Popeye’s new menu addition. This momentum turned into a violent whirlwind of curious spectators running to their local Popeye’s […]

The DC Jew-ish Deli on Georgia Ave That Has it All, Plus a “Drake Wall”

November 5, 2019

At first, I thought Call Your Mother was just doing to bagels what super-bomb food truck Swizzler has been doing to hot dogs: dressing them up with locally-sourced ingredients, premium stuffings, and charismatic names. And before then, I thought it was a spinoff from Mother’s in Portland. But behind the curtain, there’s more to discover what makes this wood-fired […]

Cooking for Just Two This Thanksgiving? Swap Out Whole Turkey With This + A Few Crowd-Favorite Recipes

October 31, 2019

There are a few things one can expect with a Thanksgiving feast: Turkey Rich, buttery mashed potatoes Crumbly, moist stuffing Deep, ruby-colored cranberry sauce Gravy you can drown everything in A feast meant to be shared with many, right? Only your picture doesn’t look the same. You’re only cooking for two (or a few) people […]

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