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  1. Tallula Restaurant seeks a line cook.

    Candidates should have at least one year upscale or fine dining cooking experience. We’re looking for motivated cooks who care about the quality of the guest experience and are passionate about creating wonderful cuisine using fresh, local ingredients.

    Tallula is part of the Neighborhood Restaurant Group (NRG), whose restaurants include Evening Star Café, Vermilion, Rustico, Birch and Barley, Buzz Bakery and Red Apron Butchery. NRG is rapidly expanding and the potential for upward movement is endless for the right, dedicated employee.

    Please send your resume and references via e-mail to bwilson@tallularestaurant.com, no phone calls please.

  2. Hi Everyone,

    I just wanted to give the DR community advance notice on a special promotion we're doing next week at EatBar. Hopefully this will help everyone ease back into the post-summer routine!

    Back to School. Back to Work. No Fun.

    One Week of Craft Beer, Cool Wine & Big Bourbon. Fun.

    100% Free & Stress-Free

    Jump into back to school (or work) with full enthusiasm and pop by EatBar next week for a weeknight extravaganza that will quickly take the heartache and sullen spirit out of getting back to the grind. Starting on Tuesday, we’ll kick off three nights of fun including a lineup of free events that bring in the coolest people making beer, wine and bourbon right now. As you sip something nice, take a brief lesson in geography as we also roll out three new globally-inspired housemade sausages that hail from Germany, Mexico and France. To push things over the top, we’re tacking an extra hour onto our weeknight bar specials. That’s right, unreal drink steals ‘til 8 p.m. all week. No moping around, c’mon and embrace all that is good about being back in session.

    TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

    Left Hand Brewing Co. | Longmont, CO

    Starting at 5 p.m. join us as we pour three killer drafts from Left Hand Brewing Company – Milk Stout, Polestar Pilsner and 400 Pound Monkey IPA. The local team from Left Hand will be in house to talk about their meticulous brewing process and share glassware, while supplies last. No fee to come by!

    WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

    Owen Roe Winery | St. Paul, OR

    It’s all about the grape on Wednesday as Owen Roe Winery, this small but mighty Oregon winemaker joins us with a few of their brightest bottles. Beloved for their sunny wines with wide appeal, we’ll be pouring an assortment of our late summer favorites including “Mirth” Chardonnay, Sharecroppers Cab, Sinister Hand & Abbott’s Table. No entry fee; wines will be available by the taste and full pours.

    THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

    A. Smith Bowman | Fredericksburg, VA

    Hit the hard stuff Thursday as our friends at A. Smith Bowman out of Fredericksburg join us for a spirited evening of fine bourbon and gin. Master distiller Truman Cox will be on hand to share tales of their time-honored production process and company roots that stretch all the way back to Prohibition. Have a nip or a cocktail made with the A. Smith Bowman Brothers Small Batch Bourbon, John J Bowman Single Barrel Bourbon or Sunset Hills Virginia Gin. No fee to join, in fact, we’ll give you one of the nifty barrel stoppers to take home.

    NEW START, NEW FOOD!

    GEOGRAPHY OF SAUSAGE [<-------------------------------------- Editor's Note ... :mellow:]

    Germany | Housemade Bratwurst topped with Our Own Sauerkraut & Beer Mustard

    Mexico | Housemade Chorizo topped with Corn & Black Bean Salsa and Avocado Cilantro Cream

    France | Saucisson topped with Caramelized Onions, Melted Gruyere and Cornichon & Dijon Relish

    All served in a warm bun and priced at $3.50 each or available as a sampler for $9. Available Starting Tuesday from 4–8 PM

    We hope to see you all there!

  3. Hi Everyone,

    I just wanted to give the DR community advance notice on a special promotion we're doing next week at EatBar. Hopefully this will help everyone ease back into the post-summer routine!

    Back to School. Back to Work. No Fun.

    One Week of Craft Beer, Cool Wine & Big Bourbon. Fun.

    100% Free & Stress-Free

    Jump into back to school (or work) with full enthusiasm and pop by EatBar next week for a weeknight extravaganza that will quickly take the heartache and sullen spirit out of getting back to the grind. Starting on Tuesday, we’ll kick off three nights of fun including a lineup of free events that bring in the coolest people making beer, wine and bourbon right now. As you sip something nice, take a brief lesson in geography as we also roll out three new globally-inspired housemade sausages that hail from Germany, Mexico and France. To push things over the top, we’re tacking an extra hour onto our weeknight bar specials. That’s right, unreal drink steals ‘til 8 p.m. all week. No moping around, c’mon and embrace all that is good about being back in session.

    TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

    Left Hand Brewing Co. | Longmont, CO

    Starting at 5 p.m. join us as we pour three killer drafts from Left Hand Brewing Company – Milk Stout, Polestar Pilsner and 400 Pound Monkey IPA. The local team from Left Hand will be in house to talk about their meticulous brewing process and share glassware, while supplies last. No fee to come by, but each pint will priced by the full pour or taster.

    WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

    Owen Roe Winery | St. Paul, OR

    It’s all about the grape on Wednesday as Owen Roe Winery, this small but mighty Oregon winemaker joins us with a few of their brightest new bottles. Beloved for their sunny wines with wide appeal, we’ll be pouring an assortment of our late summer favorites including “Mirth” Chardonnay, Sharecroppers Cab, Sinister Hand & Abbott’s Table. No entry fee; wines will be available by the taste and full pours.

    THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

    A. Smith Bowman | Fredericksburg, VA

    Hit the hard stuff Thursday as our friends at A. Smith Bowman out of Fredericksburg join us for a spirited evening of fine bourbon and gin. Master distiller Truman Cox will be on hand to share tales of their time-honored production process and company roots that stretch all the way back to Prohibition. Have a nip or a cocktail made with the A. Smith Bowman Brothers Small Batch Bourbon, John J Bowman Single Barrel Bourbon or Sunset Hills Virginia Gin. No fee to join, in fact, we’ll give you one of the nifty barrel stoppers to take home.

    NEW START, NEW FOOD!

    GEOGRAPHY OF SAUSAGE

    Germany | Housemade Bratwurst topped with Our Own Sauerkraut & Beer Mustard

    Mexico | Housemade Chorizo topped with Corn & Black Bean Salsa and Avocado Cilantro Cream

    France | Saucisson topped with Caramelized Onions, Melted Gruyere and Cornichon & Dijon Relish

    All served in a warm bun and priced at $3.50 each or available as a sampler for $9. Available Starting Tuesday from 4–8 PM

    We hope to see you all there!

  4. The beach comes to EatBar this Saturday for one big bodacious party that raises a glass to awesome summertime wines and good fun in the great outdoors. Join us from Noon to 3 in the afternoon as we pop open 25 super wines, perfect for an afternoon under the sun, and cook up a slew of good eats from Chef Barry Koslow. He's planned Fish Tacos, Red Apron Hot Dogs & Half-Smokes, Boardwalk Fries, Blue Crab Hushpuppies, Wild Cobia Ceviche and Funnel Cakes to go along with the day's whites, roses and lighter weight reds. It's nonstop beach music outside and surfer flicks inside, plus an unruly amount of beach balls, water wings, leis and coppertone to help you glide through the party in style. Show your spirit and come decked out in full beach regalia, whether it be a grass skirt or tropical top.

    Let us not forget – at the heart of this annual tasting are wine steals we offer up just to Beach Blanket partygoers. The day’s line-up of nifty summertime wines will be available for order at unbelievable deals this day only! So grab your flippers and come stock up on summer sippers Saturday. Price is a cool 25 per person and includes all your wines with food tickets for sale all day.

    THE MENU

    Fish Tacos, Tomatillo Salsa, Baja Style Coleslaw

    Red Apron Hot Dogs, Tallulas’ Pickle Relish, Brown Mustard

    Wild Cobia Ceviche, Cucumber, Radish, Avocado, Lime

    Eatbar Potato Chips, Sea Salt

    Blue Crab Hushpuppies, Old Bay Aioli

    Boardwalk Fries, Malt Vinegar

    Funnel Cake, Powdered Sugar

    THE DAY'S WINES:

    Willow Crest, Riesling, Yakima Valley, WA

    Brandborg, Gewurztraminer, Umpqua Valley, Oregon

    Eola Hills, Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon

    Claar Cellars, Cabernet Sav / Merlot, Columbia Valley, WA

    Domaine de Mirail, Colombard, Gascogne, France

    Guidon Rose, Gamay, Cotateaux d'Ancenis, France

    Domaine Brazilier, Pineau d'Aunis, Coteaux du Vendemois, France

    Monpertuis, Counoise, VdP du Gard, France

    Finca Valldosera Cava, Macabeo Blend, Penedes, Spain

    Conceito "Contraste" Branco, White Blend, Douro, Portugal

    Bodegas Laukote, Viura, Rioja, Spain

    Clua Mas d'en Pol, Garnatxa blend, Terra Alta, Spain

    Pallazone, Procaino Blend, Orvieto, Italy

    Mulderbosch, Sauvignon Blanc, Stellenbosch, South Africa

    Mazzi Valpolicella Superiore, Corvina Blend, Veneto, Italy

    Alma Negra, Bonarda / Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina

    Lauverjat, Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre, France

    No Vineyards, Chardonnay, Monterrey, California

    Couley Dutheil, Cabernet Franc, Chinon, France

    Mauritson Vineyards, Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley, California

    Domaine Sorin Rosé, Grenache Blend, Provence

    St. Hilaire Blanquette de Limoux Sparkling, Mauzac, Languedoc, France

    D'Arenberg "Hermit Crab", White Rhone Blend, McLaren Vale, Australia

    Finca el Reposo, Bonarda, Mendoza, Argentina

    Tickets Available Here: My link

    EatBar & Tallula

    2761 Washington Blvd

    Arlington, VA 22201

    703-778-9951

    www.tallularestaurant.com

    www.eat-bar.com

    www.facebook.com/eatbar

  5. I just wanted to remind everyone of Tallula | EatBar's First ever Pig Pickin' Oysterfest this Saturday from 12 - 4!

    Advance admission tickets can be purchased here and if you get a ticket we'll give you 5 free food/beverage tickets at the door!

    Here's a list of some of the tasty beer and wine we'll be pouring:

    Beer:

    St. George Porter, St. George Brewery, Hampton VA – 4 tickets

    Williamsburg AleWerks Springhouse Ale (saison), Williamsburg, VA – 4 tickets

    Blue Mountain Brewery Tribute Ale, Nelson VA - 5 tickets

    Heavy Seas Small Craft Warning Uber Pils, Baltimore, MD – 5 Tickets

    Porterhouse Brewing Co. Oyster Stout, Ireland – 6 Tickets (inside only)

    Cask Ale – 5 tickets (inside only)

    Wine:

    Horton Viognier 2009, Horton, VA – 5 tickets

    Barboursville Brut NV, Barboursville, VA – 5 tickets

    Domaine de la Foilette Muscadet Sur Lie 2009, Muscadet Saivre et Maine, France - 4 tickets

    White Hall Cabernet Franc 2008, Monticello, VA – 4 tickets

    Jigsaw Pinot Noir 2008, Willamette Valley Oregon – 6 tickets

    We hope to see you all there!

    Matt

  6. Oyster and pork? Sounds like Bossam (Steamed pork belly with raw oyster and kimchi stuffing) to me.:(

    Matt, is this only one weekend event?

    Grover,

    This is a one time event to be held on October 23rd from 12-4. This is the first time we're doing something like this. Hopefully if it's successful and has a great turnout we'll turn this into an annual celebration!

  7. Tallula and EatBar are pleased to announce our first ever 'Pig Pickin' Oysterfest'!

    Join us outdoors at Tallula and EatBar on Saturday, October 23 from 12 - 4 to sip, slurp and swine the day away!

    We're pulling out all the stops for an afternoon full of fun and fine food. Chef Nathan Anda will be on hand roasting a whole pig and Chef Barry Koslow and his crew will take to the stoves while the boys from Dragon Creek bust out their finest local bivalves - all of which will be washed down down with a bevy of craft beers and handpicked wines.

    Tickets can be purchased via Tallula's Website

    We hope to see you all there!

  8. Tallula, an award winning Modern American restaurant, is seeking dedicated and professional line cooks.

    Work with fresh, seasonal and local ingredients in a calm and structured setting.

    Please be available full time,nights, weekends, have 2 or more years experience in fine dining or upscale casual dining. And please possess a

    positive can do attitude, energy, a professional appearance and a desire to learn.

    Email resumes to bkoslow@tallularestaurant.com

    No phone calls, no drop-in visits please.

  9. I wish I had known about this before my wife and I went the other night, as I might have ordered something off of there as opposed to the revamped EatBar menu.

    I'm sad to say that the food I received off of the EatBar menu last night was 'mediocre', and in some cases bordering on 'unpleasant'. Never in a million years would I have thought that Joey Alvarez taking the reins of this place would have decreased the quality of the offerings, but what we got last night confirmed our suspicions from the last few visits post-chef change. I started off with the Lardo, which came with overly sweet bread and tasted of the plastic covering that it was clearly being kept in. You shouldn't be able to screw up fatty pork this badly. I moved onto the 3 fritters we ordered (Falafel, Dirty Risotto, and Chesapeake Crab), all of which were well cooked but devoid of flavor. For mains we had the Baked Ziti and a O.G slider, both tasting of lower quality meat and the baked ziti sauce of something either canned or made by someone not familiar with a good tomato sauce.

    DPop,

    We take all of our feedback from guests to heart, and we are always looking for ways to improve both our food and service. Feedback from a forum like this is a huge resource to us no matter how harsh and brutal it can be at times. So you know, the beef we use in dishes like the Baked Ziti and our all of our Burgers is 100% all natural, dry aged, ground in house from Roseda Farms in Monkton, Maryland. We feel that this is a superior product and we’re proud to serve it every day. It was clear that overall you were unhappy with the quality of your meal, and I would have loved to have it brought to our attention immediately so we could have found an alternative on our extensive menu for you to enjoy. We feel that the quality and variety of offerings has increased since Chef Alvarez has taken over and we hope you give us another try in the future.

  10. Tallula is celebrating Earth Day on Thursday, April 22nd with a special four-course dinner showcasing locally grown produce, humanely-raised meats and sustainable seafood.

    Bev Eggleston, founder of EcoFriendly Foods and leading proponent of ethical farming, as well as Drew Koslow, biologist, clean water advocate and brother of Executive Chef Barry Koslow, will also attend the dinner.

    The dinner will start at 7PM on Thursday, April 22nd in the restaurant’s intimate wine shop.

    Priced at $85 per person including wine pairings (excluding tax and gratuity) the Earth Day dinner will feature dishes such as Bison Carpaccio, sourced from New Frontier Bison in Madison, VA, and a Pork Trio from EcoFriendly Farms.

    The dinner will also include dishes using local, sustainable seafood, such as Virginia Clams and Striped Bass.

    In keeping with the spirit of Earth Day, Neighborhood Restaurant Group Wine Director Juliana Santos will pick local Virginia wines with a smaller carbon footprint, to complement Chef Koslow’s tasting menu.

    Guests at the dinner will learn more about the ethical standards and benefits of grass-based farming from Bev Eggleston, while Riverkeeper of the Choptank Watershed Drew Koslow will give a brief talk on sustainable fishing practices and the state of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

    For reservations or more information please visit the website www.tallularestaurant.com or call 703.778.5051.

    First Course

    New Frontier Bison Carpaccio, Pickled Spring Vegetables, Violet Mustard, Extra Virgin Olive Oil

    Second Course

    House Made Linguini with Virginia Clams, Red Apron Chorizo, Preserved Lemon, Parsley

    Third Course

    Pan Roasted Striped Bass, Asparagus, Ramps, Artichokes, Barigoule Broth

    Fourth Course

    Eco Friendly Farms Pork Trio, Poached Loin with Fava Beans and Morels, Confit Belly with Brussels Slaw and Shoulder Roulade with Peas and Carrots

    Sweets

    Tallula’s Doughnuts, Belgian Waffles and Mini Chocolate Bombes

  11. Tallula will be closed tonight and tomorrow for the safety of our guests and staff. We will re-open for Brunch Sunday at 10am.

    EatBar will be open today at 4pm until as late as the weather allows and will most likely be closed tomorrow. Come join us tonight and help us drink up the last of our Bell's Hopslam!

    Thanks,

    Matt

  12. Has anyone tried the Neighborhood Nosh special that Tallula announced in a recent email? I checked the website, and the only info I have is that it is a three-course menu available Mondays-Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 for $35.

    Tallula's Neighborhood Nosh Menu is available Sunday - Wednesday to guests who are seated between 5:30pm and 6:30pm.

    It is a Three Course Dinner (Appetizer / Entree / Dessert) for $35.00 *does not incl beverage, tax and gratuity.

    We offer our full menu to guests who wish to enjoy the promotion!

    Reservations can be made on OpenTable or by calling us at (703) 778-5051

    Thanks,

    Matt Molaski

    Tallula / EatBar

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