Ahh yes, another brunch spot. I refuse to be a nobody in a city where people fake care about what you do for a living so they can judge you. Everyone knows the universal question in D.C. is “What do you do for a living?” It’s the most asinine, reasonable question out there. “Do you
I feel like I’m apart of the Trabocchi family now that I’ve been to four out of the five restaurants they offer in the Washington, D.C. area. Oh, I’m sure they’ll adopt me sometime soon after I had a twenty-minute conversation with the owner (Maria Trabocchi) and failed to realize it was her until I
There are so many restaurants in Washington, D.C. that I want to try that I can close my eyes and pick one and be satisfied with the results. On this occasion, I wanted to go to a specific restaurant to eat one specific thing. Pheasant. Have you ever heard of Pheasant? Well, to give you
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