is it a total shitshow?
One other couple. The girl part of the two was scared, so we had vastly different menus. I had some interesting things, one of which was sperm sac. All of the jokes/comparisons I could come up with are true, but it was really fucking good. NTTAWWT.
I may actually try and go back tomorrow sine most people will be scared of the snow.
My friend is staying at the Renaissance (between Foggy Bottom and Dupont) and needs a lunch recommendation for Saturday. What do you all think is the best place within walking distance? I was thinking DC Bread and Brew.
Has anyone been to The Source's dim sum brunch? Do you know if it's reservation only or they have room for some walkins? We're thinking of hitting up the National Gallery on Saturday and have been wanting to try this brunch, but of course there are no reservations so close to the date.
Alternative brunch suggestions in Penn Quarter? I guess Oyamel, Jaleo, Zaytinya, Cedar, etc are all options. If not going to The Source I think we wanted something cheaper, but having a brain fart on the area.
a little bit a of a walk, but you could also consider Art and Soul and Bistro Bis
Went to Table tonight - very cool place. Had lamb belly on special which was awesome. Actually got to sit basically right where the chefs were prepping food which was fun. They plated some veal sweetbreads that looked amazing and I talked to the chef about them - 15 minutes later he plates up a half portion and gives it to us to try. Best thing we had all night.
Sweetbreads are one of my favorite foods. That said, bad sweetbreads are beyond disgusting. Proof makes a damn good sweetbread dish, as does Mintwood Place, and I think the best in town are at Bistro Lepic. Citronelle's were the worst I've had in town. I have to think it was an anomaly, but they were inedible... it was like they were spoiled or something.