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The Good Silver “we’re tearing it all down and starting from scratch” in Columbia Heights “Now Your Spot for EPIC Sandwiches and Cheap Booze”


3410 11th Street, NW between Park and Monroe

From the Good Silver:

“The Good Silver, located at 3410 11th St NW in Columbia Heights, is happy to announce we are switching things up in a big way. After a year-long identity crisis (“is it a cocktail bar, a sports bar, or a tinder spot?”), we’re tearing it all down and starting from scratch. So, we’ve combined two of our favorite things: deli sandwiches and booze. If your favorite cocktail is whiskey neat, and you believe the path to enlightenment is on top of pastrami piled high, you will be right at home at the new Good Silver. The food menu, from chef Mytia Crawley, features cured and smoked meats from new, local company Epic Curing. For beverages we’re sticking to bottles, cans, combos and cocktails that don’t require a PhD to appreciate (all $10 and under).

Menu and more after the jump.

Menus (PDF)

Starting tonight come on in to TGS and get “Hot Classics” like Smoked Turkey and Cheese on sourdough ($10 with a side of chips and a pickle) or “Something Extra” like The Great Hambino (ham, bacon, Swiss, pickles and The Good Sauce, $15 with chips and a pickle). You can also enjoy “Breakfast All Day” with a Classic Two Egg Breakfast with thick slabs of bacon ($11) or try our Beet Hash Skillet (caramelized beets and onions, hash browns, feta, sunny side egg, $12) for a delicious vegetarian meal.

Pair your grub with libations such as a High Life and Old Overholt combo ($5) or an Orange Crush ($9) on draft if you’re feeling like something more creative, but still affordable. Because as much as we like a shrub cocktail with a cutesy garnish, we like a shot and a beer more (and, hopefully, you do too).

We look forward to having you and yours try out this new chapter at The Good Silver and telling us what ya think. Look out for delivery and a retail package selection of deli items coming later this summer.

Hours: Tuesday- Thursday 5pm-2am, kitchen open until 10pm

Friday 5pm-3am, kitchen open until 12am

Saturday 12pm-3am, kitchen open until 12am

Sunday 12pm-2am, kitchen open until 10pm

Closed on Mondays for now, but expect cool stuff in the future!

Happy Hour from 5-7pm Tuesday-Friday”

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