In an effort to drum up business while still staying socially distant, Montgomery Parks has joined with MoCo's tourism and destination marketing organization called Visit Montgomery. The two have launched"Picnic in the Park" to promote local parks and restaurants. The initiative is currently in nine county parks to make it easier for those spending time outdoors to find nearby restaurants for … [Read more...] about “Picnic in the Park” Launches to Promote Montgomery County Parks & Restaurants
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Ghost Food Hall to Open Next Month in Glover Park
It's a sign of the times—a "ghost kitchen" is coming to the Glover Park neighborhood in DC. The space, located at 2340 Wisconsin Ave. (formerly Town Hall), will feature carryout choices from various DC chefs. Coming to the ghost food hall—fried chicken in Southern, Korean and Japanese styles by Rock Harper, ramen and pork buns by Ramen by Uzu, Tex Mex by Naomi Gallego, who currently is at Red … [Read more...] about Ghost Food Hall to Open Next Month in Glover Park
National Ice Cream Month Deals around DC
We all know how sweltering hot it can get in DC in the summertime. Luckily, July is National Ice Cream Month and there are plenty of places to score some delicious and refreshing deals. Baskin Robbins - With over 1,300 ice cream flavors under its belt since its 1945 opening, Baskin Robbins has remained one of the country's most popular chains. On National Ice Cream Day (Sunday July 19th this … [Read more...] about National Ice Cream Month Deals around DC
Check Out the Free Exhibits at The National Women’s History Museum
The National Women's History Museum in Alexandria, VA has served as the biggest online cultural institution dedicated to US women's history. The museum has motivated support for preserving and sharing extensive women's history. Current free exhibits include "The Women of NASA," which shows how women have played an essential role in NASA for nearly a century. There's also "Fashioning Yourself!" … [Read more...] about Check Out the Free Exhibits at The National Women’s History Museum
The Yards’ Rosé All Day: Reimagined
Rosé All Day at The Yards has always been the unofficial summer kickoff in the DC area. Like many events this year, Rosé All Day has been reimagined. Don't worry though, it's still got all the usual flair. Rosé All Day at the Yards is celebrating National Rosé Day live on Instagram. Those interested can have rosé-filled parties with their closest friends. Rosé All Day party kits will have … [Read more...] about The Yards’ Rosé All Day: Reimagined
Father’s Day Restaurant Deals in the DC Area
Father's Day is this Sunday June 21st. Here are some great deals in the area. Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab - On Father's Day from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Joe's is offering a package perfect for hungry dads. There's one pound of Alaskan King Crab Legs, eight pieces of crab claws, Joe's chopped salad and grilled tomatoes, Jennie's mashed potatoes and a key lime pie. 750 15th St. NW. … [Read more...] about Father’s Day Restaurant Deals in the DC Area
Great Deals at Local Black Owned Restaurants
Now more than ever is a great time to support local black owned businesses. Here are a few deals from restaurants in the DC area. Tsehay Ethiopian Restaurant - DC has a rich Ethiopian history. This Petworth spot sells entrees for under $20, including a $16.99 lamb or beef tibs sautéed with tomato, onions, fresh rosemary, jalapeños and seasoned butter. More information on Tsehay can be found … [Read more...] about Great Deals at Local Black Owned Restaurants
Bethesda Turns Road into “Streetery”
If you're a fan of the European style street with plenty of outdoor cafés and outside restaurant seating, you'll be happy to know that Bethesda has decided to close some area streets to add outdoor seating. The "streetery" as it's been dubbed, will open Wednesday. Now, residents are encouraged to grab food from local restaurants and bring it to the outdoor seating to enjoy a meal. The Bethesda … [Read more...] about Bethesda Turns Road into “Streetery”