Ginza Karaoke Spot and BBQ Lounge is a two-level restaurant and bar serving barbecue skewers and shooters outside of karaoke rooms, and a third-floor all-day tea and dessert shop with an outdoor terrace.
The Southern-leaning joint on Barracks Row is adorned with pop art portraits of J.F.K., Jackie Kennedy, and Elvis.
A new bagel shop is opening this week for carryout.
A pair of chefs are re-imagining what casual Asian food can be, and having plenty of fun doing it.
Very small town but very urban, very international but very American—Barracks Row Main Street’s Fall Festival this Saturday September 24th is both edgy and sweetly homespun. Admittance is free, and the festival is easy to find: take Eastern Market Metro (Orange-Blue-Silver). Walk ahead 60 feet from METRO escalator and look right—you’ll spot over 100 tents nestled near Marine Barracks Washington. Spend the afternoon on a well-curated shopping adventure or take the docent-lead barracks tours!
Groups of 6-8 diners can now book a spot at the famously long-lined restaurant for a $55 per-person tasting menu.
The group owns nine restaurants on the Hill.
But it’s still open in Dupont.
Popular doughnut caterer District Doughnut will open a shop on Capitol Hill next year.
He may not be the best Marine out there, but Chesty the English Bulldog is pretty damn adorable.
