Enjoy these deals around town throughout the Olympics:
Johnny’s Half Shell is getting into the Olympic spirit by offering a variety
of
British-inspired pub snacks throughout the London 2012 Olympics. Guests
can watch the games on the restaurant’s TVs at the newly renovated 95-seat,
1,000-sqaure-foot patio while enjoying British favorites such as Cucumber
sandwich on crustless wheat bread; Scotch egg with zesty grain mustard sauce;
Cheddar and stout Welsh rarebit on rye toast; Beer battered fish with chips and
malt vinegar, as well as Ham and roasted fresh pork salad
plate. Pub snacks are priced at an affordable $2.50 each, and are
available nightly exclusively on the patio from 4:30 PM until
closing. Runs now through
Sunday, August 12, 2012 from 4:30 PM until closing.
BLT
Steak’s Olympic Cocktails: To celebrate the 2012 Summer Olympics, downtown
power spot, BLT Steak unveils $5 Olympian-worthy cocktails available throughout
the Olympic Games. Washingtonians can view the Olympic Games from July 27th
through August 12th at BLT Steak’s bar and imbibe three specialty
cocktails, including The Gold Cocktail with Meyers Gold,
fresh basil, orange juice, lemon juice, and a dash of Campari, The
Silver Cocktail made with Milagro Silver, ginger-vanilla Syrup, lime
and egg white and The Bronze Cocktail, with Makers Mark, a jasmine tea reduction
with a splash of bitters. All cocktails are $5. BLT Steak’s Olympic Cocktails are available at the restaurant throughout
the Olympic Games beginning Friday, July 27th through Sunday, August
12th. BLT Steak is located at 1625 I Street NW. For more
information, please call (202) 689-8999 or visit: http://www.e2hospitality.com/
Food,
Wine and Co.’s London Pub Menu: Bethesda
hot spot, Food, Wine and Co. is taking diners straight to London this summer,
without the pricey air fare. To celebrate the 2012 Olympic Games, Food, Wine
& Co. launches a special London-pub menu featuring delicious British
favorites with an inventive twist. Chef Michael Harr gets creative in the kitchen, crafting up one of a kind dishes fit for
the 2012 Olympic Games, including dishes such as: Braised Beef Brisket with Old Speckled Hen English Ale sliders
and crispy pickled cabbage ($13), Beer
Battered Fish & Chips made with Boddingtons Pub Ale and a gribiche
sauce ($14) and Pub-Style Pork Scrapple
with spicy fried pickles and a hen egg ($12). Food, Wine and Co.’s London Pub
Menu is available throughout the 2012 Summer Olympic, July 27th
through August 12th. Food, Wine and Co. is located at 7272
Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, MD. For more information call (301) 652-8008 or visit:
www.foodwineandco.com/.
Fuel
Pizza and Wings Go for the Gold Pizzas: Celebrate
team USA victories at DC’s newest pizzeria, Fuel Pizza. Fuel will be dishing up Go for the Gold Pizzas inspired
by team USA, throughout the Olympic
Games. The specialty pies are $10 and will be available during Happy Hour 4pm
to 6pm every weekday by mentioning the USA team Gold Medal wins. Fuel’s Go
for the Gold Pizzas will be available at both Fuel Pizza locations. Fuel
Pizza is located at 1606 K St. NW and 600 F St. NW. For more
information visit: www.fuelpizza.com.
Ping Pong Dim Sum has a Flaming Passion Fruit Martini with a flaming float of wray and nephew as its official drink for the Olympics this year.
From July 27 through August 12 all eyes will be across the pond, watching the 2012 Olympics and whether you want to catch up on what you missed over night or take in some of the day’s events,
The Madison has you covered! On July 27, watch Team U.S.A march in the opening ceremonies, beginning at 7:30 pm in the newly renovated Lobby Bar at
PostScript while sipping on Rob Yealu’s
London Fog Cutter made with London Dry Gin, Absinthe, Maraschino Liqueur and Kaffir Lime Leaves.
The London Fog Cutter will be available from the opening ceremony on
July 27 through the last event on August 12 and costs $13. If you can’t make it for the opening ceremony, stop in for breakfast in PostScript and eat like a champion with
The Madison Olympic Power Breakfast; an XXL Vegetable Egg White Omelet filled with spinach,
mushrooms and broccoli served with sliced local tomatoes, minted berry
salad and Greek yogurt layered with quinoa granola for $16.
Good Stuff Eatery will be dishing out the Goodness throughout the Olympic Games with their Signature Brit Burger. The Brit Burger is topped with caramelized onions, English smoked cheddar and a horseradish mayo. Wash the burger down with their Sticky Toffee Shake. The special burger and shake duo runs for the duration of the Olympic Games. Good Stuff Eatery will also be airing the games all day and night on their TVs. Good Stuff Eatery is open Monday-Sautrday 11:30am-11pm.
Stop
by Capitol City Brewing Company, raise a glass for Team USA and catch
the Olympic games on one of nine flat-screen TVs while feasting on a
gold medal line-up of Olympic inspired specials. Running now through
closing ceremonies, Capitol City’s Shirlington Village location will
have daily food and specialty cocktail deals, including the Olympic Rings Martini ($10), made with Stolichnaya vanilla vodka, Malibu coconut rum and garnished with Lifesaver candy “Olympic rings”; and the Olympic Dream ($9.50), which tops off a mixture of Galliano and Triple Sec with a dash of whipped cream and nutmeg. For more information on Capitol City Brewing Company, please visit: www.capcitybrew.com. Find Capitol City Brewing Company on Facebook: http://www.facebook.
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