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More Info and Photos of the Dabney Cellar Now Open in Shaw


Photo by Andrew Cebulka courtesy The Dabney Cellar

On Wednesday we broke the news that The Dabney Cellar (from the folks behind The Dabney) located at 1222 9th Street, NW had opened at 6pm.

Lots more info from a press release:

“WHAT:

The Dabney Cellar is a tavern located directly below its restaurant counterpart and is the latest venture from co-owners chef Jeremiah Langhorne and general manager Alex Zink. The Dabney Cellar features a world-class beverage program as well as a concise menu of small shareable dishes. The robust wine list showcases a diverse assortment of thirty wines by the glass, with an emphasis on small producers.


Photo by Andrew Cebulka courtesy The Dabney Cellar

TO DRINK:

The wine list, curated by Alex Zink, features thirty wines by the glass along with a expertly-curated selection of ciders, draft beers and signature cocktails, including classics like the Negroni with El Buho Mezcal, Aperol, Don Ciccio amaro, Barolo Chinato and pineapple weed; and the Daiquiri, with Hamilton Black Jamaican Rum, Angostora amarao and lime.


Photo by Andrew Cebulka courtesy The Dabney Cellar

TO EAT:

Chef Jeremiah Langhorne features a small menu including a shellfish bar, salads, snacks, house-made and locally-sourced charcuterie and cheeses. Much like The Dabney, the menu, which is reflected on the tavern’s large chalkboard, changes daily and showcases the seasonal products and flavors of the mid-Atlantic region. Examples of dishes include scallop crudo, foie gras parfait, and marinated kale salad in addition to a selection of East Coast oysters including White Stones from Virginia.


Photo by Andrew Cebulka courtesy The Dabney Cellar

THE SPACE:

Designed by Edit Lab at Streetsense, the subterranean space is entered through a winding staircase tucked beneath a classic 9th street rowhouse. Seating for 30 is available both at The Dabney Cellar’s bar as well as a small number of intimate tables. Reclaimed wood shelves house the bar’s spirits, while custom-made iron racks hold wine alongside firewood for The Dabney’s wood-burning hearth.”

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