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Image: Hold on for one more week. Dearest Gentle Reader, this week activity on our site is brought you by the letter “B” and many comings and goings. Food media focused on really important stories and stories that had no importance, but as one sage soul explained you can play for wins or clicks. So, […]
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Image: Royal Charles Steadman, Prunus Persica: Champion (Peach). From USDA watercolor collection. Dearest Gentle Reader, as the last days of summer approach, we have buckled down. We posted twice this week. News of the dining world is slim, but we hope what we have included in this week’s roundup is interesting. So shall we proceed? […]
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Image: It may be the unofficial end of summer, but the crops keep coming in. Stay cool out there, and perhaps enjoy a few minutes of catching up on D.C. dining news and related info while relaxing in the air conditioning. We added a spot this week to our dining guide and we lost another […]
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Image: Brooklyn (1948). Dearest Gentle Reader, we offer a medium-sized plate of food news this week, which actually covers a couple weeks. Hope you enjoyed the Fourth. We added one place and revisited another. Some good news for local BBQ spots. And Danny Meyer steps in it. Curious? Then let’s proceed. Updates to the D.C. […]
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Image: Edward Clark (Paris, 1946). Welcome to the week that was in the dining world. Activity on our site was minimal this week, but there was good economic news, and lots of interesting tidbits to read about if you get to the bottom of the post. It is a quick read this week, so let’s […]
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Image: Cary Grant and Robert Wagner at a movie industry gathering (Hollywood, 1955). Dearest Gentle Reader, this week the news updates are light in the world of food, but we did manage to pick up the activity on our site. It is a quick read today with James Beard content at the local and national […]
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Image: Katharine Hepburn and John Barrymore, publicity photo for A Bill of Divorcement (1932). Dearest Gentle Reader, this week’s post covers two weeks of recapping as we took off the three-day weekend. Sadly, the extra time did not mean more activity on our site, increasing our backlog of work to do. We assure you, it […]
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Image: Tony Vaccaro, Horse eating hay, ruins of Cassino, Italy (1946) There was little activity on our site this week, but lots of interesting dining news to flag both locally and around the world. So please read on for all the goodies. Updates to D.C. Recommended Restaurant List No additions or revisits posted this week. […]
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