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Asian Heritage National Festival: The whole afternoon can be summed up in four words, "Chicken on a stick".
Old Dominion Brewery: Watched the Flyers clobber the Canadiens over some Hoegaarden.
P. Brennan's: Did the dessert sampler with the panna cotta and the blueberry bread pudding. Panna cotta was superb, and the bread pudding was to die for!
Ray's the Steaks: Red meat with the Riderz. Worth the hour-long wait (jeez, thanks a lot, Mark!).
Tony Cheng's: Late night eatings with Mark and Buddha. We ordered a total of eight dishes. Now that is gluttony!
ADC @ Donovan House: Drinks at the rooftop pool deck, overlooking much of the District. Clear skies, great friends, and Veuve Clicquot champagne = happy face!
Caribbean Breeze: Felt like I was back in Rincon, PR after dining on lechon, arroz con gandules, and empanadas.
Extra Virgin: The tiramisu was light, but the cannoli was a little too sweet for my liking.
P. Brennan's: Watched the Flyers come back from a 3-0 deficit to eliminate the Bruins. Guinness never tasted so sweet!
Village Bistro: Lobster ravioli with Old Bay sauce was good. Lamb sausage was over-spiced and over-cooked. That's the problem with outdoor barbecue, it's too difficult to regulate the cooking temperature.
I was flipping through the channels the other day when I came across an old episode of the MTV classic show "Pimp My Ride". I have always loved the show's premise: Taking someone's old clunker of a car, adding some fancy accessories, throwing some fresh paint on it, and voila! Same old car with a fresh, updated look. P. Brennan's of Arlington is banking on a similar idea.
Bangkok 54: Had an amazing duck roll, wrapped up in a buttery, flaky roti. Tender duck and cucumber inside was divine.
Cafe Citron's top floor: Apparently, if the bartender likes you, your drinks are automatically upgraded to doubles free of charge.
Midtown IV Diner: Post-Flyers game breakfast. Did not touch the scrapple.
P. Brennan's: Guinness and good food while watching Game 7 of the Flyers-Bruins series. Go Broad Street Bullies!
Silver Diner: Fresh and Local menu unveiled to local food writers. Had a gluttinous feast which included salmon burger on pumpernickel bread, gluten-free pasta made out of brown rice. Awe-some. And guess who won the $50 gift certificate?
Atilla's: Creature of habit, especially when it comes to really, really good gyros.
Hard Times Cafe: Cincinnati Chili with chopped onions, sour cream, and cheddar. Comfort food!
Matuba: Still cannot get over the portions and the freshness of the fish.
P. Brennan's Irish Pub: Site for my very first shepherd's pie. Herd me, I'm a follower!
Restaurant 3: Very happy hour (or two!) with the DC Food Bloggers.
