They may take our lives, but they’ll never take our weekend.
Your Perks: 1) Access to everything Playboy has published and will publish for the next five years. That’s a lot of articles. 2) An award-winning portable Bluetooth speaker. Very tailgate-friendly. 3) A bunch of leather bags. So your things can travel in style...
You’ve probably had the assembly-line pies at &pizza. And probably liked them. Well, here’s another
branch, and here’s what you should know about it:
—It’s mostly white inside, with a giant mural of John F. Kennedy.
—It’s at 14th and K. So convenient.
—It’s open until 3:30am on weekends. So convenient at 3:15am.
Legal Sea Foods is honoring the oyster for a month. What this means for you: happy hour deals on small plates like oyster stew, bacon-wrapped oysters and oyster po’boys. Also: local Stingray oysters for $1.25 a pop. Bring lots of quarters.
Things that Alaska sends to DC: senators named Murkowski. And now, these giant crab legs. Joe’s is flying them in overnight during their short Alaska season, then shelling them for you tableside. Don’t worry about jet lag.
Three ways to drink German beer this month:
1. Heurich House Museum has eight local breweries pouring, plus sausage and pretzels.
2. Biergarten Haus holds its annual keg tapping, while the H Street Festival rages outside.
3. Bar Dupont turns its patio into a beer garden, with live music and boots of beer. Remember to say danke.
Billy Reid’s got some cool, limited-edition suit fabrics for fall—all the glen plaids and tweeds you could ever want. And for three days next week, you can get an early crack at them while their custom-suiting guy gets a few dozen measurements from you. Yep, that’s all. Just a few dozen.
