Click - it's just a letter of intent, but still worth a mention.
Georgia Avenue Meeting House, Petworth - Opening 2009?
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ferment everything
, Dec 08 2008 10:05 AM
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soapy
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ventworm
Posted 08 December 2008 - 12:14 PM
Huh so she is working on a place up in Forest Glen, and annother in Takoma and also a third in Petworth? or did one of the previous two fall through?
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Tim Carman
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grouper
Posted 08 December 2008 - 05:07 PM
A little more news on Clark's new venture.
Tim Carman
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Food Writer
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Lydia R
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Posted 14 January 2009 - 06:06 AM
Today's NYTimes has a great article by Kim Severson featuring Gillian Clark discussing the changing DC neighborhood restaurant scene. Good read.
Later this year, Ms. Clark plans to open Georgia Street Meeting House in her working-class neighborhood in Northwest Washington. The menu will be unabashedly Southern, in the style of the late Edna Lewis, with lard pie crusts and whole roast pigs at formal Sunday suppers.
Scoring a game is about bearing witness, expanding your own ability to observe. - Esquire, 2008.
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Posted 14 January 2009 - 12:49 PM
I'm jealous. The Chef's Table is right down the street from the Ray's The Heat location and is a really cool space. Very iconic.Today's NYTimes has a great article by Kim Severson featuring Gillian Clark discussing the changing DC neighborhood restaurant scene. Good read.
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leviathan
Posted 14 January 2009 - 12:56 PM
I just love that this neighborhood is, practically overnight, going to be one of the best dining areas in the entire metro area!I'm jealous. The Chef's Table is right down the street from the Ray's The Heat location and is a really cool space. Very iconic.
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Posted 14 January 2009 - 12:58 PM
The NYT dropped the ball in certain respects in this article (though it was good overall), not the least of which was the failure to mention Ray's the Heat. This is the highest profile, and to my knowledge the first announced, sit-down restaurant project in that section of the city. The other instances in which they dropped the ball were in basic facts regarding the neighborhoods (Ann Cashion lives in Mt Pleasant, not Columbia Heights, they misspelled Capitol Hill, they got the location of Love Cafe wrong, etc). I don't mean to nitpick, but this is a major national publication after all.I'm jealous. The Chef's Table is right down the street from the Ray's The Heat location and is a really cool space. Very iconic.
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