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Spotlight: Whitman-Walker Foundation
Business
Spotlight: Distance Education for Africa
Business
Spotlight: Hope for Grieving Families
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Bindaas Open Again in Foggy Bottom
Food & Wine
Welcome Back to the Bombay Club
Spotlight: Whitman-Walker Foundation
June 22, 2023
•Hello! My name is Troy Riemer, and my company, Red Clay Creative, helps to design The Georgetowner every month. We thought it would be a great idea to highlight non-profits […]
Spotlight: Distance Education for Africa
June 1, 2023
•Hello! My name is Troy Riemer, and my company, Red Clay Creative, helps to design The Georgetowner every month. We thought it would be a great idea to highlight non-profits […]
Spotlight: Hope for Grieving Families
April 26, 2023
•Hello! My name is Troy Riemer and my company, Red Clay Creative, helps to design The Georgetowner every month. We thought it would be a great idea to highlight non-profits […]
Bindaas Open Again in Foggy Bottom
June 22, 2021
•I love street food. There is something special about something that’s quick, cheap, and tasty as hell. It’s an especially important part of life in India, expressing the country’s diversity […]
Welcome Back to the Bombay Club
March 13, 2021
•I stopped by Bombay Club with a friend of mine to explore a new restaurant. It’s been a while since I’ve sat in a restaurant where each new dish is […]
Ambar: From Small Plates to Street Food
February 5, 2021
•What does a small-plates restaurant, built around sharing, do when takeout becomes necessary for their business? In the case of Ambar, the owners asked: “What would someone eat just walking […]
SEOULSPICE: A New Way to Experience Korean BBQ
January 18, 2021
•Korean BBQ is a special occasion with all-you-can-eat food enjoyed with friends and family. You choose from a variety of proteins, throw them on a sizzling grill at your table, […]
Colony Grill Does One Thing, Really Well
November 19, 2020
•The Bar Pie, a thin-crust pizza smaller in diameter than a traditional pizza, with a thin layer of cheese and sauce, can be easily managed with one hand.