Friday, February 15, 2013
Food and restaurant news from around Montgomery County and adjacent Washington, DC, neighborhoods.
Get caught up with the food scene in Montgomery County and Washington, DC, neighborhoods with "Foodie News." This week, DC Restaurant Week participants announce extensions, Chevy Chase loses a favorite coffee shop, a Bethesda favorite re-opens its doors and more. Does America’s worst cook live in Montgomery County? Sunday’s season premier of Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America” – matching TV cameras with culinary ineptitude – may show just that. Rasheeda Brown of Germantown will compete with 13 other kitchen clods for a $25,000 grand prize and the title of being the best—of the worst, Rockville Patch reported. “Under the tutelage of chefs Anne Burrell and Bobby Flay, Brown and 13 of her kitchen-maladroit brethren will transform …
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Check out this list of local participants.
It’s another week down the road, but DC Restaurant Week aficionados know that now is the time to start planning. Over 200 DC-area restaurants will participate in Washington’s Restaurant Week – this year taking place Feb. 4-10. With three-course meals costing $20.13 at lunch and $35.13 for dinner, restaurant week gives Washington diners a chance to sample some of the area’s finest restaurants for a fraction of the cost. We’ve listed here a few of the local participants around Montgomery County. For a full list of Restaurant Week vendors, visit the event website here. In Bethesda In Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights In Potomac In Rockville Those of you who are new to Restaurant Week might want to check out the Washingtonian’s tips to get the …
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
One day after Bethesda-Chevy Chase Restaurant Week ends, Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Week begins.
Restaurant weeks begin soon, so it's time to start making reservations at the Chevy Chase restaurants you've always wanted to try, but whose menus are on the steeper side. Bethesda-Chevy Chase Restaurant Week runs from Thursday, Jan. 24, through Sunday, Feb. 3. Lunch prices range from $12 to $16, and dinner prices run from $22 to $33. Participating Chevy Chase restaurants include: See the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Restaurant Week website for the full list of participating restaurants—many of which are in downtown Bethesda. One day after Bethesda-Chevy Chase Restaurant Week ends, Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Week begins—it starts on Monday, Feb. 4, and runs through Sunday, Feb. 10. The price of a three-course lunch is $20.13, and the price…
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Several restaurants in Chevy Chase and Bethesda are participating.
DC Restaurant Week may be a few weeks down the road, but Restaurant Week aficionados know that now is the time to start planning. More than 200 Washington, DC-area restaurants will participate in Restaurant Week, which takes place this year from Feb. 4 through Feb. 10. With three-course meals costing $20.13 at lunch and $35.13 at dinner, restaurant week gives Washington-area diners a chance to sample some of the area’s finest restaurants for a fraction of the usual cost. We’ve listed here a few of the local participants around Montgomery County. For a full list of Restaurant Week vendors, visit the event website. In Bethesda In Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights In Rockville New to Restaurant Week? Check out the Washingtonian’s tips to get the…
Check out this list of local participants.
It’s a few weeks down the road, but DC Restaurant Week aficionados know that now is the time to start planning. Over 200 DC-area restaurants will participate in Washington’s Restaurant Week – this year taking place Feb. 4-10. With three-course meals costing $20.13 at lunch and $35.13 for dinner, restaurant week gives Washington diners a chance to sample some of the area’s finest restaurants for a fraction of the cost. We’ve listed here a few of the local participants around Montgomery County. For a full list of Restaurant Week vendors, visit the event website here. In Bethesda In Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights In Rockville Those of you who are new to Restaurant Week might want to check out the Washingtonian’s tips to get the most out of …
Monday, July 16, 2012
Dine well in Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac and Glen Echo this week without breaking the bank.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Restaurant Week starts Monday, July 16, and lasts through next Sunday, July 22. Participating restaurants will offer two- or three-course lunches for $13 or $16, and dinner for $33, according to the website of the Bethesda Urban Partnership. Participating restaurants in Bethesda include: Participating restaurants in Chevy Chase include: Participating restaurants in Potomac include: Participating restaurants in Glen Echo include: Which ones do you recommend? Tell us in the comments.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Dine out for bargain prices next week at some of your favorite Bethesda Row restaurants.
Hungry? You're in luck, because next week, you can check out cuisine at 12 of Bethesda Row's top restaurants without breaking the bank. Participating eateries will be serving up three-course lunch menus for $15 and three-course dinner menus for $30. Bethesda Row Spring Restaurant Week kicks of Monday, April 16, and wraps up Monday, April 23. Stop by Mon Ami Gabi to taste-test a chicken and brie sandwich on ciabatta with carmelized onion and chive aioli or Parkers for a filet mignon over redskin-basil mashed potatoes, topped with mushroom demi-glace and onion straws. Or, taste-test nigiri sushi at Raku, pan-seared Maine salmon at Redwood; or a traditional mezza platter at Lebanese Taverna. Other participating restaurants include: Check out …
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Bethesda Row Spring Restaurant Week launches Monday.
Spring is my favorite time of the year. Besides the budding trees and blossoms surrounding us, it’s also time for Bethesda Row to host its annual Spring Restaurant Week! Starting Monday, April 11 through Sunday, April 17, the Bethesda Row restaurants are hosting three course lunches for $15 and dinners for $30 (click on the list below to see menus). Often, these prices are a real bargain, designed to bring you in once and hopefully many times after that. There are several premier restaurants participating this year, and their prix fixe menus include many of their signature dishes. I dined at Assaggi during Fall Restaurant Week and had a spectacular meal. Even if you wouldn’t normally order an appetizer or a dessert, during Restaurant Week …
Marc Edwards
8:50 am on Monday, July 16, 2012
The Bethesda restaurants are excellent, offering a wide variety of flavor. more ›