With only two ingredients and no fancy name, this simple cocktail is starting to get crafty.
The Weekly Feed pauses for tea time. Plus: A cakecup eating competition, Turkish Restaurant Week, Homegrown DC, and more.
It wasn’t a very merry Christmas for Michel Morauw, the manager of the Park Hyatt Washington Hotel. NBC4 reports that an MPD officer shot and killed Morauw’s dog on Monday in a small park adjacent to Rock Creek Park at 24th and N Streets NW. The officer reportedly said he was on foot patrol and entered the park “when an unleashed dog attacked him.” The officer fired his gun at the dog, and the dog…
As this is Washington, prepare for a protest tomorrow: — the Post reports that the largest protest regarding the Israel-Hezbollah conflict is to occur tomorrow. It’s expected to draw tens of thousands of people to surround the White House. Police Investigate Shootings: Last night Southeast saw four distinct shootings. Three of the shootings occurred around 9 p.m. in the area of Minnesota Avenue and Naylor Road. NBC 4 relays that three adult males and a…
Blue Duck Paddles into the Park Hyatt It appears to be duck day here on DCist. With the old-school Melrose long gone, the Park Hyatt has recently reopened its restaurant at the 24th and M Streets, NW property. The Blue Duck Tavern, Chef Brian McBride’s venue for “wholesome American fare,” has slid into its space full of “polished glass, stainless steel, and concrete.” The press release for the new restaurant says a lot about the…
Once mainly a dumping ground for hotels in easy striking distance of both Georgetown and downtown, the District’s West End neighborhood has lately experienced a building boom that may bring more residents than ever into the quiet area east of Rock Creek Parkway, north of Foggy Bottom, and west of Dupont Circle. For years, the West End had been a veritable eye of the storm — remaining oddly quiet, while the rest of the…
Sorry for the late heads-up on this, but we only found out about this fantastic shopping opportunity this morning, and we had to let you know. The Park Hyatt hotel at 24th & M St. NW is starting a $24 million renovation (by designer Tony Chi; it’ll reopen this spring) and therefore selling off all of their old furniture at discounted prices. You can get everything from televisions (25 inch color ones for $69, according…
