Yes, weekend, may I have another?
Your Perks: 1) Blazers, dress shirts, ties... Basically an entire lookbook’s worth of fall from BOGA. 2) The world’s smallest portable phone charger. Good things come from small chargers. 3) A device that basically gives you free Internet everywhere. Take it and run.
Us: Isn’t it great that Boundary Stone now serves its brunch stuff every day, like
chorizo-egg sandwiches?
You: Sure, but what are they going to do for me right now?
Us: Well, today’s their anniversary, so they’re pouring local beers for three bucks all
night.
You: Thanks.
If you’re going as a Russian oligarch for Halloween, now’s the time to get into character—by piling a plate high with blini and fish eggs. And then doing it again. And again. In fact, you can now do this every Thursday at Mari Vanna’s caviar bar. They’ll even throw in a shot of vodka. Because... of course.
Marines. You know you can trust them. Especially when it comes to helping you function in the morning. Here we have two Afghanistan vets who are roasting nine different blends in this bright, airy shop that also has an on-site baker. Who’s a former Navy SEAL. Kidding.
Come next year, this new Georgetown shop will be an all-Italian wine bar/cheese shop/prosciutto monger. Until then, just content yourself with Umbrian pasta, sauces, olive oils and all the stuff you could ever want to cook it with. It’s best to be patient with prosciutto anyway.
It’s not even October. So no, of course Oktoberfests aren’t done. This weekend’s entry: Cady’s Alley behind M Street, which is filling up with pretzel carts, Alpine musicians and a two-story pop-up beer hall in a former furniture store. Yes, there’s still furniture to sit on.
