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Bipartisan Hot Spot, Cafe Milano, Marks 30 Years With Blowout Bash
November 14, 2022
•Cafe Milano, the Georgetown eatery at 3251 Prospect St. NW that has served as a bipartisan gathering spot since owner Franco Nuschese opened its doors on election day 1992, marked […]
Star Chef Gilles Epié to Open L’Avant-Garde on M St.
August 26, 2022
•This article was updated on Aug. 30. Georgetown will soon welcome its rock star chef. French chef Gilles Epié plans to open a restaurant on M Street in late September […]
Business Ins & Outs: Concept 31/M, Pie Sisters, Sticx and Stonx
February 28, 2022
•Out: Concept 31/M, but New Tenant Coming Concept 31/M has expired. The fun pop-up mix had its run at 3077 M St. NW. The corner property at 31st and M […]
With Some Puck, Our Holidays Light Up
December 8, 2021
•“If we want the neighborhood to be interested in us, we have to be interested in the neighborhood,” says Wolfgang Puck, the celebrity chef name behind Cut, the restaurant in […]
Ins & Outs: Green Almond Pantry, The Lantern, Sandlot, Budd & Co., L. Priori
May 12, 2021
•Green Almond Pantry, the Mediterranean cafe counter and market from chef-owner Cagla Onal, reopened on Grace Street NW on May 13.
L’Annexe: New Neighborhood Hot Spot
October 10, 2019
•At the Oct. 9 opening, neighbors stopped by to congratulate co-owner Fady Saba and his wife Joanna and say hello to each other amid a festive aura of mixed drinks and small plates.
Johnny Spero’s Reverie to Open Oct. 6
October 4, 2018
•In an alley off 3210 Grace St. NW, next to Dog Tag Bakery, the 64-seat Reverie — with its spare, clean look, in line with Japanese and Nordic designs — should become the town’s hot reservation.
Cheers to 85 Years: Martin’s Tavern
September 13, 2018
•By Gary Tischler and Robert Devaney Change is everywhere, even in Georgetown, with its brick sidewalks, college and church spires, old mansions and row houses — the Potomac River going […]