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2000 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Thanks to Bob for sending: “A new place called Tacocat just opened in Western Market across from the Chipotle.” (more…)
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Whether the plan is a relaxed dinner at home or a festive table downtown, Clyde’s Restaurant Group has Thanksgiving covered this year. Guests can pick up a chef-prepared feast or gather at one of the group’s restaurants on Thanksgiving Day.
A Feast to Take Home
For those celebrating at home, Clyde’s offers chef-prepared, ready-to-heat dinners for two, four, six or eight guests: a traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings or a glazed spiral-sliced ham dinner, each finished with pie. Orders must be placed by 5PM on Friday, November 20, for pickup at Clyde’s of Gallery Place, Clyde’s of Chevy Chase, Clyde’s at Mark Center, Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm, or Rye Street Tavern. Pickup is available Wednesday, November 25, and Thursday, November 26, with dates and times varying by location.
Thanksgiving, the Clyde’s Way
On Thursday, November 26, Old Ebbitt Grill, The Hamilton, Rye Street Tavern and all six Clyde’s locations will set the table for family and friends with an à la carte menu of holiday favorites, including sliced turkey with whipped potatoes and sausage-sage stuffing, glazed spiral ham with potato gratin, and classic apple, pecan and pumpkin pies.
The Celebration Continues
On Friday, November 27, all six Clyde’s locations, Old Ebbitt Grill, The Hamilton, Rye Street Tavern and The Tombs will serve Black Friday brunch. That same day, the group launches its holiday gift card offer: guests receive a $20 bonus card with every $100 in gift cards purchased at shop.clydes.com or in restaurant, through December 24.
Menus, ordering and reservations are available at clydesgroup.com/thanksgiving.
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From I.M.P.:
“Night after night, The Anthem fills The Wharf with fresh beats, having hosted nearly 3 million fans since it opened in 2017. But for its latest release, The Anthem and its kitchen partners at Eco Caters are bringing something new: fresh frites! Eco Caters serves both artists backstage and fans at concessions at The Anthem, and, starting today, artists, fans, friends, and passersby alike are in for some good eats with the all-new Frites and Greet stand, located just across the walkway from The Anthem, by District Pier.
Serving fresh, hand-cut, European-style frites (like French fries, but better!), the potatoes at this stand have been double-fried to ensure maximum flavor with just the right ratio of crispiness. Each order comes with one free housemade dipping sauce with uniquely musical takes on classics, like Mean Mr. Mustard, Smoke On The Water, or Ranch Against The Machine. With seven different sauces* to choose from, it’s okay to get lost in the sauce, as each additional flavor is only 75 cents. The final piece of the puzzle? Pair the frites with one of three different housemade sparkling lemonades (strawberry, mango, or blackberry) to stay refreshed despite the sweltering summer sun. (more…)
Thanks to Brendan for sharing this true White Whale with his cousin.
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BrownTown returns to the DC Improv with headliner Nina Kharoufeh; also featuring Badar Tareen, Yasmin Elhady, Mahmoud Jaber, and Mike Kurtz. Come for stand-up, stay for a civil-rights lawyer grilling a white comedian about race. Every show has sold out—get tix now!
Thanks to Chris for sending this epic haul from Glover Park.
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The DC Police Union (“D.C. Police Union represents the 3,000 officers, detectives and sergeants of the District of Columbia’s Metropolitan Police Department.”) wrote:
“Over the weekend, DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson called the police because there were peaceful protesters at his house. Because he decimated the police department with horrible legislation and our staffing now has 800+ vacancies, there was a delay in responding to his home.
Because of the delay, @ChmnMendelson called and screamed at the OUC and MPD staff. There is now a PERMANENT security detail at his home staffed by an MPD officer who should be handling more important matters.
We currently have 3,100 total sworn members, the lowest in 50 years, and we now have to dedicate one of them to be a security blanket for a man who hates cops, while other people calling 911 for real emergencies will have to wait. This nonsense must end immediately.”
A resident, Meg Krause, replied:
“It’s entirely unhelpful to spread inaccurate information about incidents like this. Highly doubt the Chairman called and screamed, especially having witnessed how kind he was to the officers that showed up after the protesters left. A few other lies in your story. (more…)
301 Massachusetts Avenue, NE
“Dear PoPville,
Any idea of the new-ish Pupatella is already closed (and why?)? There is a big orange “danger” sign posted on the door and the inside has that hastily abandoned restaurant look. The building has been cursed as a high turnover location, so I was surprised to see a legit restaurant move in – was hoping for a turnaround.”
On June 17th there was a fire. DC Fire and EMS had reported: (more…)
A reader reported from Columbia Heights at 853pm and sends video: (more…)
1401 7th Street, NW
Thanks to Cordell for sending last night:
“Person shot outside the Kennedy Rec Center (7th between O and P NW) just before 6PM Tuesday. Large number of Police units still on scene as of 7:30; MPD confirmed shooting investigation just before 7PM.”
From an MPD report:
“At around 1800 hours, aforementioned officer heard sound of gunshots coming from around the Kennedy Recreation Center located 1401 7 ST NW Washington DC, 20001. Upon further investigation, it was determined that the incident occurred outside the Rec Center Building and the aforementioned officer located V-1 inside the location suffering from a gunshot wound on her right buttock. V-1 was transported to a local hospital, where she received treatment.”