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From an email:
“The Heights will welcome summer and host its annual Pig on the Patio event this Saturday and Sunday, June 7-8, 2014, with drink and pork specials served all day throughout the restaurant. In addition, on Saturday, June 7, EatWell Natural Farm’s Manager Erica S. Porch will be at The Heights so diners can “Meet The Farmer” and learn about the farm-to-table process.
The roast starts at 9:00 am rain or shine on the 80-seat patio, which was recently revamped to include comfortable lounge seating and fire pits. Specials feature all parts of the pig, and range from small bites such as Pig Ear “Frites” ($6) to entrees like the Pig Head BLT ($15). A sampling of the entire pig can be experienced with the the Head To Tail Platter ($20), served with cole slaw, collard greens, and grilled corn.
Drink specials include a Bacon Bloody Mary ($10) made with candied bacon, jalapeno and a bacon rim, Butternut Porkslap Pale Ale ($5) and an EatWell Farmhouse Punch ($9) made with bourbon, EatWell Natural Farm strawberries and lemon balm. The Pig on the Patio celebration runs Saturday June 7 from 9:00am-11:30pm and Sunday June 8, 9:00am-10:30pm.
On Saturday, EatWell Natural Farm’s Manager Erica S. Porch will be on The Heights’ patio from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm promoting farm-to-table operations, across the street from the weekly Columbia Heights farmers market. Porch will be sampling food brought from the farm, and selling plants such as squash, zucchini, tomato, pepper, tomatillo, cucumber and herbs for $3 to $4.She will also discuss and offer a sign-up for the Summer Volunteer Day held at the EatWell Natural Farm in La Plata, Maryland, held Saturday, June 21, 2014, which give volunteers an opportunity to spend a few hours at the farm with tour, group work & education (such as planting and weeding) and a free lunch, provided by an EatWell restaurant.”
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