Stop into Zengo to "eat quick" in the casual, street-level lunch bar, or "take it slow" in the upstairs dining room. Guests may choose from great lunch-only menu items (at affordable prices), including bento boxes, latin-asian sandwiches, and bowls of rice and noodles. For a complete menu, click http://richardsandoval.com/zengodc/menus/zengodc_lunch.pdf (Ongoing)
Vintage Crystal: A Taste of Wine and Jazz: A convenient, metro-friendly addition to the Virginia wine festival scene, enjoy sips of wine provided by Jaleo and tempting tastes from local restaurants. Free Salsa dancing lessons from The Salsa Room, Latin Jazz from Trio Caliente and wine tasting classes from the Washington Wine Academy round out the sixth installment of this local favorite. Sept. 16, 2-6 p.m. Courtyard at 220 20th Street, Arlington, Va. METRO access via blue and yellow lines to Crystal City. Tickets: $20.
From Monday, 9/17 to Friday 9/21, The Palm ( 1225 19th Street, NW Washington, DC) is serving up an $8.37 lunch special, complete with one of five burgers and signature hand-cut fries. Why $8.37? Aside from just being a downright steal, 837 is significant to The Palm because its first location was at 837 2nd Avenue in New York City. The Palm will also be offering $1 burger sliders at Palm Bar during Prime Time 4:30 – 6:30 pm.
Through Rosé Colored Glasses: Johnny's Half Shell is featuring ten choices of estate bottled Rosé wines from around the world, available by the bottle or by the glass at a 25% off discounted price throughout September. Selections include wines from Spain, Lebanon, Italy, France and the United States, which can be paired with Johnny’s regular menu or with the “Suggested Small Bites” pairing menu.
Black Restaurant Group Chefs/Owners Jeff and Barbara Black are excited to host the one-year anniversary celebration of their vibrant 14th street dual restaurant, Pearl Dive Oyster Palace and Black Jack, on September 20, 2012. Tickets are priced at $150 (pre-sale until September 1st) and include unlimited fresh seafood with signature dishes from Pearl Dive’s delicious menu, live music entertainment, and an open bar. This is the second fundraising initiative hosted by the restaurant after last year’s successful pre-opening bash. Guests attending the lively party will be the first to taste two new exclusive oysters, Old Black Salts and Black Pearls, a result of the collaborative partnership between the Blacks and Rappahannock River Oyster Company in Chincoteague, Virginia along with Toby Island Oysters in Topping, Virginia.
Fête de la Gastronomie Française Champagne Dinner on September 22nd: Always wanted to visit France but can’t afford the plane fare? Ici Urban Bistro will be hosting a Fête de la Gastronomie Française Champagne Dinner at the Sofitel Hotel in Washington, D.C. Fête de la Gastronomie Française translated literally means “Festival of French cuisine.” Executive Chef Loquet has designed an exceptional menu reflecting this year's festival theme "terroir" or “local.” In France, soil and roots are at the heart of French cuisine and this is exemplified in each dish. Dishes include foie gras de canard poêlé and apricots veneziana with caramelized almonds. Of course, you can’t celebrate French cuisine without champagne, so each course is paired specially with select cuvée Laurent-Perrier Champagnes. Dinner for two costs $200, excluding tax and gratuity. Come and enjoy the exquisite food and Champagne! To make a reservation, contact Vincent Gernigon at vincent.gernigon@sofitel.com or at 202-730-8418.
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