The Post contains a short update on what's new and suggests that the H Street Country Club, which will open in the vacant space previously occupied by Phish Tea, will be open this spring. The Country Club is a tongue in cheek venture from Joe Englert and co. that will serve burgers and other American fare amidst a nineteen hole DC themed mini-golf course. Sorry about the barely literate version of this that was up earlier today, I got distracted miscomposition & didn't post the corrected version.
A look at what's going on in Trinidad, on H Street, and in the larger area north of Capitol Hill.
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Showing posts with label dining. Show all posts
Friday, September 28, 2007
WP: Country Club in Spring?
The Post contains a short update on what's new and suggests that the H Street Country Club, which will open in the vacant space previously occupied by Phish Tea, will be open this spring. The Country Club is a tongue in cheek venture from Joe Englert and co. that will serve burgers and other American fare amidst a nineteen hole DC themed mini-golf course. Sorry about the barely literate version of this that was up earlier today, I got distracted miscomposition & didn't post the corrected version.
Labels:
bars,
dining,
entertainment,
food,
H Street,
h street country club,
mini-golf,
nightlife
WP: What's Brewing on H?
The Post lavishes more attention on Dr. Granville's(1338 H Street), and also pays a visit to the Pug(1334 H Street). It sounds like the Pug is now serving up hot dogs though plans to serve paninis are still in the works.
Labels:
bars,
dining,
Dr. Granville's,
entertainment,
nightlife,
pug,
Washington Post
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Washingtonian: Best Bites->Dr. Granville's
More good reviews for the H Street Newcomer.
Labels:
Belgian beer,
Belgian food,
dining,
dinner,
Dr. Granville's,
H Street
Friday, September 07, 2007
Naby's Island to Open September 15th
They'll have music, door prizes and more (including a chance to win a cruise if you spend $20 or more). My understanding is that Naby's will be a sitdown restaurant serving inexpensive Caribbean fare. Check out their website for more details.
Labels:
caribbean food,
dining,
H Street,
Naby's Island Restaurant
Thursday, September 06, 2007
FOOTBALL
Come watch your favorite NFL team
At
The Argonaut
1433 H St., NE
10 TVs
Every NFL Game
Half-priced wings
$8 pitchers of bud light
$10 pitchers of booty beer
*Also, the Argonaut's 2nd birthday is coming up & they are planning a bash for September 20th. The celebration will be sponsored by Cruzan Rum.
Sunday, September 02, 2007
WP: A Treat of Frites on H
The Sunday Source samples Dr. Granville's. The author mentions the curry mayo. Is it back on the menu?
Labels:
bar,
dining,
Dr. Granville's,
H Street,
nightlife,
restaurant,
Washington Post
Monday, August 27, 2007
Bartending for Change @Argonaut
Here's a notice of an Argonaut event benefiting a good cause. The Argonaut is located at 1433 H Street:
This Thursday, August 30th, the charity organization "Bartending for Change," (aka Salim Bhabhrawala and Marty Claessens) will host FOOD FOR ALL as its honored Non-Profit Charity of the month. The Happy Hour will intoxicate from 6:30 to 10 pm at one of the new and exciting H St, NE bars, The Argonaut. There is a mere $3 optional cover charge at the door, which will be donated directly to FOOD FOR ALL. Inside and upstairs there'll be great drink specials and all tips earned will go to FOOD FOR ALL as well! Please come support us and spend an "entertaining" evening with good friends. Come on out, have fun, and support a great cause!!!FOOD FOR ALL is a non-profit organization that strives to provide food for those in DC who are in temporary situations of need. Their clients are generally elderly citizens, handicapped or single mothers with young children. The operation is entirely volunteer operated with the assistance of generous donations and a federal grant. You can learn more about FOOD FOR ALL at http://foodforalldc.org. See you Thursday at 6:30pm at the Argonaut!!
Labels:
Argonaut,
bar,
dining,
fundraiser,
H Street,
nightlife,
restaurant
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Naby's Island Restaurant
A Caribbean restaurant is taking over the space formerly occupied by the Rib Tip (12th & H). A sign above the door says they are aiming for a September opening. Other Caribbean food on H Street: Taste of Jamaica (operated exclusively as a carryout at first, but now has tables at 6th & H), Tropicana (a carryout coming soon to the 1000 block of H), Caribbean Best (a carryout in the 1300 block of H with the same owners as Rose's Dream).
Friday, August 17, 2007
A Message From Sticky Rice
This Saturday night August 18th from 9pm - 11pm we will be having a FREE Sticky Rice tasting at the Rock and Roll Hotel (1353 H Street), upstairs in the Presidential Suite. Two sushi rollers will be on premises churning out signature Stick Rice rolls. We will also have tater tots (with tot sauce), Sticky Balls and garden balls as well.
Jason Martin
Sticky Rice DC
1224 H Street NE
Washington, DC 20002
Jason@stickyricedc.com
http://www.stickyricedc.com
http://www.myspace.com/stickyricedc
Labels:
African Food,
Asian,
dining,
H Street,
Sticky Rice,
sushi,
tater tots
Thursday, August 16, 2007
RP: Dr. Granville's-->Gastropub
Richard looks briefly at gastropubs and whether Dr. Granville's is one (I'd say definitely).
Applewood roasted bacon mussels at Dr. Granville's
Labels:
Belgian beer,
Belgian food,
dining,
Dr. Granville's,
food,
H Street,
nightlife
Monday, July 16, 2007
Ice Cream Update
During a stroll down H Street the other evening we noticed a contractor working on 1360 H Street. He had already painted (giving us a good idea of the intended look), installed water hook-ups, and was finishing up with the electrical outlets. As previously reported, the space will be an ice cream parlor and sweet shop.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Dr. Granville's Menu Sneak Peek
Left in the comments:
Hello all-
Shooting for a July 27th opening. A little sample of the menu:
Apps & salads:
-Seared Georges Bank Scallops w/ Bacon & Corn Ragout.
-Arugula Salad w/ Kriek Swelled Dried Bing Cherries, Point Reyes Bleu, Toasted Walnuts, Red Onion.
-Belgian Endive Salad w/ Asian Pear, Fresh Coconut, House Tweaked Ginger, Mint.
Frites:
-choice of 8 different sauces (Roasted Garlic Aoli, Heinz Classic, Cucumber Raita, House Smoked Red Pepper Catsup, Wholegrain Studded Dijonaise, & others.
Sandwiches:
-House Ground Angus Burger w/ Homemade Pickles & Frites.
-Croque Monsieur w/ Organic Farm Egg, House Smoked Taso, Gruyere, & Frites.
-Grilled Organic Vegetable Sandwich w/ Belgian Ale Washed Chevre & Local Greens.
Moules:
-Belgian Tripel, Toasted Elephant Garlic.
-Preserved Lemon, Black Olive, & Harissa Broth.
-Applewood Smoked Bacon, Braised Leeks, Parsley, & Cream.
-Tamarind, Lime, Cilantro, Palm Sugar, & Thai Chili.
*** all moules served w/ sm frites, 1 sauce.
Entrées:
-Exotic Mushroom Risotto w/ THE Reggiano and Fresh Thyme.
-Grilled Pacific Snapper Filet w/ Heirloom Tomatoes, EVO Poached Fennel, & Saffron Broth.
-Natural Chicken Breast w/ Toasted Israeli Couscous, Cerignola Olives, & House Preserved Lemons.
This is just a sample of the menu that Chef David Nugent has come up with. Expect these and many more selections from the kitchen when we open at the end of July. Oh, and 65 + Belgian Beers!!!
Chris Surrusco
Proprietor
Granville Moore's
1238 H st NE
202.399.BLGM
docmoores@gmail.com
[left later:]
Small Frites + 1 sauce: $3.50
Scallop App: $8
Arugula Salad: $7
Croque Monsieur: $10
Moules: $14
Charcuterie Platter: $15
Snapper Entre: $15
Boleke of DeKonink: $6
Stella Artois: $4
Dinner w/ tax & tip: @ $32
Hello all-
Shooting for a July 27th opening. A little sample of the menu:
Apps & salads:
-Seared Georges Bank Scallops w/ Bacon & Corn Ragout.
-Arugula Salad w/ Kriek Swelled Dried Bing Cherries, Point Reyes Bleu, Toasted Walnuts, Red Onion.
-Belgian Endive Salad w/ Asian Pear, Fresh Coconut, House Tweaked Ginger, Mint.
Frites:
-choice of 8 different sauces (Roasted Garlic Aoli, Heinz Classic, Cucumber Raita, House Smoked Red Pepper Catsup, Wholegrain Studded Dijonaise, & others.
Sandwiches:
-House Ground Angus Burger w/ Homemade Pickles & Frites.
-Croque Monsieur w/ Organic Farm Egg, House Smoked Taso, Gruyere, & Frites.
-Grilled Organic Vegetable Sandwich w/ Belgian Ale Washed Chevre & Local Greens.
Moules:
-Belgian Tripel, Toasted Elephant Garlic.
-Preserved Lemon, Black Olive, & Harissa Broth.
-Applewood Smoked Bacon, Braised Leeks, Parsley, & Cream.
-Tamarind, Lime, Cilantro, Palm Sugar, & Thai Chili.
*** all moules served w/ sm frites, 1 sauce.
Entrées:
-Exotic Mushroom Risotto w/ THE Reggiano and Fresh Thyme.
-Grilled Pacific Snapper Filet w/ Heirloom Tomatoes, EVO Poached Fennel, & Saffron Broth.
-Natural Chicken Breast w/ Toasted Israeli Couscous, Cerignola Olives, & House Preserved Lemons.
This is just a sample of the menu that Chef David Nugent has come up with. Expect these and many more selections from the kitchen when we open at the end of July. Oh, and 65 + Belgian Beers!!!
Chris Surrusco
Proprietor
Granville Moore's
1238 H st NE
202.399.BLGM
docmoores@gmail.com
[left later:]
Small Frites + 1 sauce: $3.50
Scallop App: $8
Arugula Salad: $7
Croque Monsieur: $10
Moules: $14
Charcuterie Platter: $15
Snapper Entre: $15
Boleke of DeKonink: $6
Stella Artois: $4
Dinner w/ tax & tip: @ $32
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
CP Review: Majestic By Gwen
Read the City Paper review here. The Majestic is located at 1368 H Street. It also offers hand dancing and live music upstairs.
Labels:
dining,
entertainment,
H Street,
Majestic,
Majestic by Gwen
Friday, March 02, 2007
CP: Eat at Joe's
The City Paper blog City Desk has a piece on Joe Englert and his food oriented plans for H street. Not only does Sticky Rice get a mention, along with upcoming grub from the Rock & Roll Hotel (middle eastern inspired fare with an emphasis on the vegan and vegetarian), the H Street Country Club (burgers, or course), Dr. Granville Moore's (unpretentious Belgian food), but the piece also mentions a spot (location not yet disclosed) that Englert hopes might house an Ethiopian restaurant.
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Rib Tip Update
I received the following email this afternoon (slightly edited):
[W]e had breakfast at Rib Tip this morning. The owner told us the following:
[W]e had breakfast at Rib Tip this morning. The owner told us the following:
- Starting Monday he's going to be charging DC taxes on top of his prices. Up til now he's been paying them out of the revenue he gets in order to bring customers in and let them find out how good his food is at a good price. If you ask me the prices are *still* a bargain for the delicious home-cooked food even with taxes added in.
- The added revenue should allow him to hire extra help to improve service
- All his equipment is now in and he has a training class for the equipment scheduled for tomorrow, allowing:
- Starting Monday (barring bad weather that cancels the training class tomorrow) they'll be open from 5:30 am to 8pm and serving a full menu, including racks of ribs, rotisserie chicken, etc.
- Oh, and I had the home fries w/ breakfast this morning...no, not preformed shredded potato patties...real potatoes w/ seasoning and onions...off the charts good. At least to me :-)
Monday, January 29, 2007
Rib Tip Serving Lunch
I don't have the menu in front of me, but I believe the new hours keep them open (closed Sundays) until 3pm during the week, and 4pm on Saturdays. The lunch menu has ribs (I believe it said "Chicago style") and rib sandwiches. Anyone tried the lunch yet? The Rib Tip is located on the corner of 12th & H Street.
Friday, January 12, 2007
WP: Nightlife Forecasts for 2007
The Post has the inside word on the Pug, Dr. Granville's & Stick Rice.
Labels:
bar,
dining,
entertainment,
food,
H Street,
pug,
pugilist,
restaurant
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Hangouts & Haunts (Updated)
This is a brand spanking new version of my list of hangouts and haunts (both current, and anticipated) in the area (H Street, and its surrounding neighborhoods to the north), but it doesn't include every restaurant. I've omitted most carry-outs since you can't technically "hangout" in them (unless you're talking shooting dice in Crown Chicken). This post is updated semi-regularly (so if it says opening "any day now" you should measure that from the time of the last update, not the date at the bottom of the post). At times this post may be slightly out of date, so please take that into account. Last partial update: 8/31/2011.
Benning Road
1800 block
Photo provided by Langston Grille
Langston Grille (link plays music): an intimate soul food restaurant and bar.
1831 Benning Road
Bladensburg Road
Jimmy Valentine's Lonely Hearts Club: Bottled beers and mixed drinks are on offering in this out of the way tavern. They offer frozen pizza for those experiencing emergency late night munchies. Cash only, but they have an ATM. Now serving brunch on Sundays.
1103 Bladensburg Road
Florida Ave
1300 block
Connor Contemporary: A commercial art gallery.
1358 Florida Avenue
Industry Gallery: A gallery focused on 21st century design.
1358 Florida Avenue (second floor)
G Fine Art: A gallery dedicated to International art from the 1960s to present day
1350 Florida Avenue
Open Studio DC: A screen printing studio and gallery
1348 H Street
Open Studio DC: A screen printing studio and gallery
1348 H Street
H Street
1400 block
(patio photo provided by the Argonaut)
The Argonaut: A neighborhoody restaurant and tavern. Fully recovered from the fire in the summer of 2010, and back better than ever. Don't miss the patio.
1433 H Street
1300 block
Slice of Life (coming soon): Formerly a largely unused building that boasted a small corner store (the Sun and Moon) on the first floor, this space will, after much renovation, be home to a local gourmet pizza chain.
1387 H Street
Rose's Dream: Bar with live music (jazz, r and b, and go-go) and karaoke nights. No food, but you can carry up food from the Caribbean carry-out downstairs. Full bar with bottled beers. Moving down a few doors soon.
1370 H Street
H Street Playhouse: Live theater, home of Theater Alliance, and a number of award winning shows.
1365 H Street
Pho Bar & Grill: a Vietnamese restaurant with full bar. Open late.
Sova Wine and Espresso Bar: a loungy coffee spot. Serves limited food [pastries, muffins, sandwiches, and some desserts]. Free WiFi. They have a liquor license. They have a rotating beer and wine list, for upstairs. They also do craft cocktails.
1359 H Street
Impala* (coming soon): a northern Mexican restaurant from the team behind Tacos Impala.
1358 H Street
Biergarten Haus: a beer garden serving a traditional German menu. Massive outdoor patio.
1355-1357 H Street
Gallery O/H: an art gallery specializing in folk and outsider art.
1354 H Street
Rock and Roll Hotel: Focus on live music (like a smaller 9:30 Club). The first floor is a straight-up performance space where you can get right up against the band (the stage is truly thisclose to the audience). The upstairs is more loungy and attention was obviously given to decorating the space. There are lots of little rooms where you can sit and drink with friends, or the rooms can be rented out for private parties. Now serving food. The menu offers an assortment of light fare. Plenty of vegan options here. Thursday is Drunken Jenga night, and you can stack -em up and knock 'em down from 8pm-2am. They also host a drunken spelling bee.
1353 H Street
1341 H Street
H Street Country Club: 9 putt-putt holes with a Washington/historical/political theme. A pool hall serving serving Tex-Mex with a kick downstairs and Mexican food upstairs. Chef Teddy Folkman from Granville's created the menu [with consultation by Ann Cashion].
1335 H Street
Originally hailing from Baltimore, this pie shop serves up a variety of sweet and savory offerings, including quiche. They are working on a liquor license.
1339 H Street
The Atlas Performing Arts Center: Live theater, musical performances, and dance. Home of African Continuum Theater Company, Capital City Symphony, and Joy of Motion dance studio. They also have a regular comedy night.
1333 H Street
1200 block
Smith Commons: an upscale bistro with craft cocktails.
1245 H Street
Da Luft* (coming soon): a restaurant serving seafood.
1242 H Street
Dr. Granville Moore's: Belgian beers (four rotating drafts --one is always Stella-- and plenty of bottled brews) and food delight in this two-level tavern. Patio out back. Wednesdays they play the Dead. Serving brunch once a month.
1238 H Street
Atlas Arcade: An old school arcade, but with beer.
1236 H Street
Atlas Arcade: An old school arcade, but with beer.
1236 H Street
Church and State: An ode to the American craft cocktail.
2nd floor of 1236 H Street
Toki Underground: a dumpling and ramen bar.
1234 H Street (2nd floor)
Toki Underground: a dumpling and ramen bar.
1234 H Street (2nd floor)
The Pug -short for the pugilist: A boxing themed bar serving hot dogs and panini, and assorted other bar food. The bottled/canned beer list changes from time to time. A few beers on tap. A short menu of bar food. Also serving a bar brunch on Saturday and Sunday. Now open at noon daily.
1234 H Street
Photo provided by Sticky Rice
Sticky Rice: An Asian restaurant serving sushi, pan-Asian fare, as well as tater-tots. Vegan and vegetarian options. Featuring karaoke, and other events. They serve lunch daily, and lunch and brunch Saturdays and Sundays.
1224 H Street
[Untitled Greek restaurant]: Serving mezze, wine, and dessert late into the night.
1220 H Street
Red Palace: A merger of a Palace of Wonders and the Red and the Black. Live music, freak show stuff, and burlesque. Kitchen opens soon. Back patio.
1210/1212 H Street
The Queen Vic: A British style pub serving pasties, curries, wild game, and more.
1206 H Street
Philadelphia Water Ice Factory: A carryout with, arguably [argued by someone who knows, not by me], the best Philly cheesesteaks in DC. I've never had one in Philly, but the ones served at the Factory are definitely very tasty. Of course, they serve water ice, burgers, and other fare.
1204 H Street
Untitled hooka bar: From the owners of Souk.
1200 H Street
Horace and Dickie's: The famous fried fish carryout. Try the fish sandwich with hot sauce and you won't believe how much greasy whiting they hand you. They were a runner up for the Best Fried Chicken in the South award from Southern Living a few years back. Carryout only.
809 12th Street [immediately off H]
1100 Block
Khan's: a Mongolian bar-b-q spot with a full bar and outdoor seating.
1125 H Street
Khan's: a Mongolian bar-b-q spot with a full bar and outdoor seating.
1125 H Street
The upstair bar at XII [photo provided by XII]
XII Restaurant and Lounge: featuring live and recorded entertainment. Serving classic American food, plus a little extra. They've got a small space downstairs, and a much larger lounge space upstairs. The many windows make for a nice vantage point at night. They have happy hour specials. Sometimes there is a cover. Look for sidewalk seating and a rooftop terrace in the future. Now serving lunch.
1123 H Street
Taylor: an Italian deli. They deliver and are open until 3am Thursday-Saturday.
1116 H Street
Chow* (coming soon): An Asian restaurant. Currently seeking an entertainment endorsement for live bands and a DJ. Occupancy of 99.
1110 H Street
Chow* (coming soon): An Asian restaurant. Currently seeking an entertainment endorsement for live bands and a DJ. Occupancy of 99.
1110 H Street
Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar: a full bar with an impressive bottled beer selection. No drafts. Frequent dj nights upstairs. Cash only, but they have an ATM.
1104 H Street
1000 block
Liberty Tree: a restaurant serving New England fare and brick-oven pizzeria. Outdoor seating.
1016 H Street
The Atlas Room: New American Cuisine with a French twist. The menu changes with the seasons.
Rita's: a water ice, and frozen custard spot.
1014 H Street
The Atlas Room: New American Cuisine with a French twist. The menu changes with the seasons.
Rita's: a water ice, and frozen custard spot.
1014 H Street
800 block
City Gallery: a gallery representing over 20 local painters, sculptors, photographers, engravers, and printmakers.
804 H Street #1
600 block
Hikari sushi* (coming soon): a sushi bar.
644 H Street
500 block
British Ink Tattoo Studio and Gallery: A tattoo parlor and art gallery hosting occasional events.
508 H Street
400 block
The Big Board* (coming soon): a burger and salad joint with a full bar and beers on tap.
The Big Board* (coming soon): a burger and salad joint with a full bar and beers on tap.
421 H Street
Sidamo: An Ethiopian coffee house serving breakfast foods, salads, sandwiches, and soups. Featuring shadegrown organic fair trade coffees roasted in house and a wide variety of teas. Open mornings, afternoons, and evenings, but not nights. Patio out back. Free Wifi.
417 H Street
Dissident Display is located next door. This is just a sign from an event posted on a neighboring building.
Dissident Display: A gallery and performance space hosting occasional events.
416 H Street
414 H Street
Studio H: a local art gallery.
408A H Street
Ethiopic: an Ethiopian restaurant with outdoor seating.
401 H Street
Did I miss anything?
Labels:
bar,
Bladensburg Road,
club,
dining,
englert,
entertainment,
food,
H Street
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Sidamo Reviewed in Post
Check out this Post review of Sidamo (417 H Street), our newest coffee house. Read my earlier review of Sidamo here. And here is Sidamo's website.
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