I recently visited Chaplin's for brunch. Slurp down some ramen in the morning and then come back at night to sit on a jolly man's lap.
Santa Claus is
coming to Chaplin’s Restaurant. On Friday,
December 18 and Saturday, December
19 meet Santa Claus, take Polaroid –or Instagram- photos and enjoy
Christmas cocktails (non-alcoholic available). On both evenings from 5p.m.-7p.m. and 8p.m.-10p.m., kids of all ages can pose with Santa and tell him
their Christmas wishes. While pictures are free, Santa and Chaplin’s will be
collecting donations for Bread for the
City, a local Shaw neighborhood non-profit organization that provides
vulnerable DC residents with comprehensive aid including food, clothing,
medical, legal and social services.
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Christmas cocktails
will be available in addition to Chaplin’s regular Happy Hour deals. Holiday
drinks include Spiced Butternut Squash ($7)
featuring cognac, calvados, apple brandy and lemon; served hot with a mace
dusting and Thai Chili Raw Cacao Hot
Chocolate ($7) featuring trickling springs cream and gold dust. For those
under 21 mocktails like hot mulled House
Made Apple Cider ($5) with Irish butter will be available.
WHO: Santa Claus
& Chaplin’s Restaurant
Bread for the City
WHAT: Photos with
Santa & Christmas Cocktails
WHEN: Friday,
December 18 & Saturday, December 19
5p.m – 7p.m. & 8p.m. – 10p.m.
WHERE: Chaplin’s
Restaurant
1501 9th Street NW
(Corner of 9th + P)
Washington, DC 20001
About Chaplin’s
Restaurant
In 2014, Chaplin’s
opened in D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood offering Washingtonians a new dining
experience with 1920s décor and traditional Japanese cuisine. Chaplin’s menu
offers exquisite Japanese dishes, created and prepared by Chef Myo Htun,
originally from Burma, and trained in Tokyo, Japan, joined Chaplin’s after
successfully launching a Yakitore and Ramen shop in New York City and being
awarded Best Ramen three times at Ren’s Ramen of Wheaton, MD. Brothers Ari and
Michah Wilder opened Chaplin’s with co-owners Armin Amin and Adrian Lee
Williams after working in the restaurant industry as servers, bartenders and
managers together for more than 15 years. Chaplin’s Restaurant is their first
business venture together. To learn
more about Chaplin’s Restaurant and upcoming deals and Happy Hour specials,
visit www.chaplinsrestaurantdc.com
or their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/chaplinrestaurantdc.
About Bread for
the City
Started in 1974, Bread for the City is a front
line agency serving Washington’s poor. The agency began as two
organizations; Zacchaeus Free Clinic began in 1974 as a volunteer-run free
medical clinic, and Bread for the City was created in 1976 by a coalition of
downtown churches to feed and clothe the poor. The two entities merged in 1995.
Today, we operate two Centers in the District of Columbia and provide direct
services to low-income residents of Washington, DC. All of our services are
free. Our mission is to provide comprehensive services, including food,
clothing, medical care, legal and social services to low-income Washington, DC
residents in an atmosphere of dignity and respect.
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