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Tracy O’Grady is now the Executive chef at Green Pig.
QuoteAs executive chef, O’Grady intends to put her personal stamp on the menu while respecting its roots. “It’s called Green Pig for a reason,” she says, alluding to the Clarendon bistro’s Southern-influenced concept, in which pork has long played a starring role. Signature dishes such as chicken & biscuits, buffalo pork ribs and burgers will remain, as will the cornbread (“It’s some of the best I’ve ever had,” she says). But diners can also expect a few tweaks, including a some vegetarian options and more seafood dishes.
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The chef also plans to resurrect a few fan favorites from Willow, such as gazpacho and flatbreads.- 4
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Washingtonian says that starting today, Reverie will offer their burger and whole duck for carryout.
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A second location is coming to Old Town Alexandria (WooBoi Facebook with link to Visit Alexandria blog)
Also, according to their website they’re open on Saturdays now in Herndon. 11am to 4pm.
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23 hours ago, hopsing said:
We went to China Wok last night, partly because I hadn't had Peking duck in a while, partly to support Chinese restaurants. They are taking a beating from the coronavirus scare and business is off. Sure enough the place was half empty when normally, on a Saturday night, it would be jammed. Nonetheless, Peking duck was excellent as were our other 2 dishes, eggplant tofu casserole (not soggy - the eggplant and tofu held their structure and taste) and salt and pepper shrimp (big jumbo shrimp with light batter with American broccoli).
Please support your local Chinese restaurants during the coronavirus crisis.
4 hours ago, DonRocks said:Even Thai Square - usually packed on Thursday evenings, both for dine-in and carry-out, seemed rather empty when I was in there.
March 2, 2020 WUSA article - The owner of Sichuan Jin River has noticed a drop in business.
Sounds like it was a good time for the dinner that Dean organized and describes above.
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On 7/20/2019 at 8:12 PM, DonRocks said:
I suspect both Px and Eamonn's had a common lease, or something close to that - they're closing the same day, and don't forget, you can walk from Px down a "secret staircase" to Eamonn's - it may be a single space, like Doi Moi and 2 Birds 1 Stone, or Destination Wedding, or whatever is there now.
A sushi restaurant called the Handover opened in the Eamonn's location, and the PX space is a separate restaurant called King's Ransom (via Alexandria Now).
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The Alexandria location is being converted to a cafe called Elizabeth's Counter (see Alexandria Living Magazine). From the article, it doesn't sound like any changes are being made to Captain Gregory's.
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The first floor has been converted to a chicken sandwich place called The Rub while the second floor is still Hen Quarter (via Alexandria Now).
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02/20/20 - Albi, 1346 4th St, SE, DC (via Washington City Paper)
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02/13/20 - The Handover, 728 King St, Alexandria, VA (via Alexandria Now)
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02/11/20 [date of post reporting opening] - Cafe Mia, 1829 M St, NW, DC (via PoPville)
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02/08/20 - Cranes, 724 9th St, NW, DC (via Washington City Paper)
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02/07/20 - Tonari, 707 6th St, NW, DC (via Washingtonian, Tonari Facebook post)
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02/03/20 [date of article reporting opening] - Cafe Riggs, 900 F St, NW, DC (via Washingtonian)
01/29/20 - Anthony's Coal-Fired Pizza, 7776 Norfolk Ave, Bethesda, MD (via Robert Dyer)
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01/21/20 [date of post reporting opening] - Del Sur Cafe, 2016 P St, NW, DC(via PoPville)
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01/18/20 - Kitsuen, 1362 H St, NE, DC (via Eater DC)
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The Hillandale location has closed.
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40 minutes ago, Ferris Bueller said:
Lost Dog Cafe, has always had a pretty decent selection of beers on tap, as well as bottled and seasonal beers to go. Not sure if there is a thread on this place, but I have been going here since the late 80s and happy to start one. The detailed descriptions of the beers are helpful too if one willing to try something on description alone.
Food and pizzas are very good at the original (North Arlington) location, some of the off-shoots are hit-or-miss.
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On 1/20/2020 at 2:31 PM, cheezepowder said:
Washington City Paper article about Baan Thai’s name change to Baan Siam and upcoming move to the former Alba Osteria space in Mt Vernon Triangle.
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13 minutes ago, DonRocks said:
By extension, this is also closed?
Yes.
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On Jan. 27, the Capitol Hill location is closing for 8 weeks to renovate and expand (WUSA)
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3 minutes ago, dcs said:
Sitting at the bar across the street and this place does not look open. We can see the stools upside down on the front counter. Seems odd for mid-afternoon on a holiday.
ArlNow said that Alto Fumo said they closed for remodeling, but the commenters seem to indicate they’re closed for good.
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Master List of number of restaurant openings for 2020 (in descending chronological order):
Year End Summary
Total number of DC area restaurant openings on this list: 5 *
*number does not include concept changes or reopeningsRestaurants on this list that permanently closed in 2020: 0*
*that I'm aware of. Let me know if you have updates
01/17/20 - Annabelle, 2132 Florida Ave, NW, DC (via Washingtonian)
01/15/20 - Emmy Squared, 1924 8th St, NW, DC (via PoPville)
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01/13/20 [date of post reporting opening] - LebTav, 888 17th St, Unit 104, Arlington, VA (via ArlNow)
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01/13/20 [date of post reporting opening] - Stein's Cafe Raw Bar, 4630 14th St, NW, DC (via PoPville)
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01/08/20 - Maialino Mare, 21 Tingey St, SE, DC (via Washingtonian)
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This is a continuation of the List of Restaurant Openings - 2019 thread. Please write me if you know of any others!
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Closing on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020 (Brine’s Facebook page, saw from Burger Days)
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1 hour ago, Bart said:
Interesting(?) note on their website:
Our team at Maialino Mare participates in a revenue share. We are a non-tipping restaurant.
41 minutes ago, Pat said:Aren't all of his restaurants run on the no tipping model? I know at least some are.
Washington City Paper interview with Danny Meyer discussing tipping (published today).
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The Italian Store, Sandwiches, Pizza, Groceries, and Vino - with Two Locations in Arlington
in Washington DC Restaurants and Dining
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The Italian Store has only been offering a limited menu so I’d call beforehand to ask if they’re offering the muffuletta when you want to go.