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Crisp Kitchen + Bar Opens in Bloomingdale – Check Out Their Menu

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Thanks to the folks from Crisp Kitchen + Bar for sending a few photos and word that they’ve opened in the former Costa Brava space next door to Rustik [1837 1st Street, NW]. Hours are 5pm – 2am every day.

They also tweeted out the menu “Designed by @ChefAlexMcCoy” (who’s also opening a new spot in Petworth.) Check the full menu (and drink menu) after the jump.

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