The Official DC/Maryland/Virginia Area Thread
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If they're gonna "initiate stops" to everybody in a sheisty, they might as well bring back broken windows.
Yeah, the one in Columbia Heights, pretty decent.
Yes. Both are upscale Trini food. You're paying upscale prices too. And "down scale" food in DC is already more expensive than most folks want it to be, even before the pandemic.
St. James - better location, imo. If you're gonna make it a night out, I'd rather be by the train/on U-Street. I've only been the once, and never intend on returning. It's not bad food by any means, it's just not great. Menu | St. James
Cane - better food. I usually get the "Tiffin Box". I've also had the oxtail and pepper pot. The atmosphere (hoes, music, and lack of effery) is usually pretty good as well. Menu - Cane
Be safe, NoVA brehs & brehettes:
I read this post in Keith Lee's voice.
Yes. Both are upscale Trini food. You're paying upscale prices too. And "down scale" food in DC is already more expensive than most folks want it to be, even before the pandemic.
St. James - better location, imo. If you're gonna make it a night out, I'd rather be by the train/on U-Street. I've only been the once, and never intend on returning. It's not bad food by any means, it's just not great. Menu | St. James
Cane - better food. I usually get the "Tiffin Box". I've also had the oxtail and pepper pot. The atmosphere (hoes, music, and lack of effery) is usually pretty good as well. Menu - Cane
This not the sort of office to residential stuff that's needed
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Dupont Circle Residence, Washington (USA) by EL Studio PLLC
A renovation of a 3,900 SF, two-level apartment on Dupont Circle, the existing space was a lesson in the challenges of converting DC’s Commercial office inventory for residential use: low ceilings, imposing structure, insufficient building systems, and a footprint resultant from its position on...
amazingarchitecture.com
I can see that building from my window lolThis not the sort of office to residential stuff that's needed
Dupont Circle Residence, Washington (USA) by EL Studio PLLC
A renovation of a 3,900 SF, two-level apartment on Dupont Circle, the existing space was a lesson in the challenges of converting DC’s Commercial office inventory for residential use: low ceilings, imposing structure, insufficient building systems, and a footprint resultant from its position on...
I'm trying to get to the tax bracket that says, "Man, I just need a wooden orb to set this place off right"
scott.grey
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More Americanized good General Tso's
Only got a few recs.
Sit down? - Da Hong Pao on 14th. I usually go for Dim Sum, but they've got good Americanized Chinese.
Take out - Right next to it is Yum's 2 - if you really trying to do Mumbo Sauce and Wings, you can get it there.
Same owner. The neighborhood changed (and priced me out!), so he opened the Dim Sum place next to the corner spot.
scott.grey
Rookie
Thanks a lot I will try to check these out thanks