Eat & Drink

Eat And Drink Your Way Around Shirlington

... Beenie. Josette R./Yelp. What do you get when you cross a major highway and a bustling city? Shirlington, of course. Bearing a moniker born from combining Henry G. Shirley Memorial Highway and the city of Arlington, Shirlington's roots stretch back to the early 1940 s; that's when the nascent shopping hub branched out of sister neighborhood, Fairlington. Seven decades later, it has soldiered on as a model for a classic blend of entertainment, education and residential living. It's home to public broadcasting affiliate WETA and live performance venue Signature Theatre.  A majority of its dining options are centrally located in The Village at Shirlington. There are a few outliers, such as half-smoke slinging Weenie Beenie, sushi haven May Island, and the recently opened New District Brewing Company, but the present focus of modern dining can be found in places such as D. C.-minded Busboys and Poets, ...

What's New To Eat And Drink At The Ballpark

... lobster or pork belly. The food bar, set up next to the long craft beer bar, will offer new hot dogs, including a gator dog, a taco dog, a Reuben dog and a nacho dog. You'll be able to get baked potatoes in addition to fries at The Fry Box, and the Smokehouse will offer a pulled pork flatbread. The Porkopolis stands will offer a Sausage Cubano, with cheddarwurst, pulled pork and pickle. Scott Feldman gets Reds' Opening Day nod. If you have ever found the elusive and mysterious funnel cake bar in the upper deck (the one place they're sold), you'll be rewarded this year with a choice of a box of funnel fries and battered chicken with a sweet cherry drizzle. There will also be a  new fry box concession on the upper deck, bringing extra choice to the cheap seats. On the beverage side, a new Tito’s bar in right field will serve vodka and beer. You can also get a bloody mary made with Tito’s vodka and the ballpark’s own house bloody mix, garnished with ...

The Favourite Seafront Eatery For Many Food Lovers

... owls looking to enjoy a proper after-hours meal. The restaurant prides itself in its healthy and delicious creations that are prepared from scratch, especially the handmade noodles, of which there are four types — thin, thick, pinched and Sarawak noodle. The noodles are used to churn out wholesome and nourishing pork pan mee with a choice of dry, soup, spicy or dark sauce, as well as with dumplings, minced chicken, sesame salad or sacha mushroom. There are also curry chicken noodle, hot and spicy noodle, spicy sour noodle, Sarawak kolo mee (served with BBQ pork) which is similar to Penang’s wantan mee, and a selection of cheese noodles. To further enhance these already flavoursome noodles are three types of house blend chillies — cili padi, belacan sambal or dried chillies. The a la carte menu also consists of tantalising Western interpretations such as oriental/brown sauce/black pepper chicken chop, fish and chips, jumbo sausage, Milanese spaghetti and carbonara. Ais kacang to cool down on a hot day. The oriental chicken chop with its deep-fried egg-battered boneless chicken thigh bathed in a tangy and hearty ...

Eat Drink Nashville

... Can you handle all that fun in one location? Fresh Hospitality’s plans for the Hunters auto property in East Nashville include up to nine tenants. Getahn Ward has the details. When one door closes. Cantina Laredo closed suddenly last weekend in the Gulch, but we already know its replacement: a Chicago-based Asian fusion concept called Sunda. Read more about the trendy spot. Score for Weho. I know, you’re inundated with Nashville restaurant openings, but this one sounds cool. Parson’s Chicken & Fish, a Chicago eatery known best for its fried chicken sandwich and frozen negroni cocktail, is opening a location in Wedgewood-Houston. Jim Myers has the scoop. Little takes over. Talented chef Andrew Little (recently nominated for a James Beard Award) is taking over the kitchen at Prima after being named a partner in a new fine dining hospitality spinoff overseeing Josephine and Prima. Read about his plans for the restaurant. Mega-chain moves in. Starbucks is taking over the space vacated by Steadfast Commons in So Bro. Getahn Ward has the ...

Here’s Where To Eat & Drink Nearby

... hip-hop tunes and rap battles, which will no doubt leave the audience satisfied. But here in the Chronicle Food department, we feel there is an equally pressing question that needs to be addressed: Where can hungry and thirsty theatergoers go to “ raise a glass to freedom ” or grab a bite to eat. To that end, here are some of our favorite spots around the Orpheum. Photo: Michael Short, Special To The Chronicle. Image 1 of/4. People take photos in front of the “Hamilton” signs before the show at the Orpheum. Photo: Michael Short, Special To The Chronicle. Image 2 of 4. People have dinner at August 1 Five in San Francisco, Calif. on February 1 st, 2017. Photo: John Storey, Special To The Chronicle. Image 3 of 4. Drinks at Mr. Tipple’s in S. F. Photo: John Storey. People take photos in front of the “Hamilton” signs at the Orpheum in S. F. Photo: Michael Short, Special To The Chronicle. ‘Hamilton’ at the Orpheum: Here’s where to eat & drink nearby. 1 / 4. Moya: Great, reasonably priced Ethiopian food that offers gluten-free injera. Favorite dishes include kitfo, a ...

5 Things To Eat, Drink And Do This Weekend

... W. Roosevelt Road,  __link__. 2) Study bug specimens over cocktails. Cocktails and butterfly pinning may not seem like a match, but the Field Museum and Chicago Athletic Association hotel don’t care. At The Backroom pop-up, join the Field’s beetle expert and manager of insect collections, Crystal Maier, for a buzzy first come, first served entomology workshop. Following the demo (which will allow guests to take home their specimen), Logan Bay and Ben Fasman (collectively Gutter Butter) will start a DJ set, kicking off the weekend. Free to attend, 6-8 p.m. Friday. The Backroom at the Chicago Athletic Association, 12 S. Michigan Ave.,  __link__. 3) Explore a local craft brewery. Chicago’s brewery scene is one of the buzziest around. This weekend, go behind the scenes of one in particular, Lake Effect Brewing, which is hosting a free tour conducted by the brewmaster. You’ll explore the ...

Enjoy Tipples With Your Tapas

... and affordable, with a bottle of wine ranging between RM 70 and RM 700, averaging around RM 150. “They come from traditional wine-making countries like France, Italy, Germany, Portugal and Spain, as well as from more recent ones like Australia, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina,” he pointed out. From whites to reds, rose and sparkling wines, there is a vintage to suit every palate. All are kept in a temperature-controlled cellar. Whisky enthusiasts would love the premium selection, including a triple-distilled single malt variety. Smooth and easy to drink, it pleases even the most discerning. Connoisseurs of wine and whisky will love the premium selection available at the restaurant. “Each beverage is served in the proper glassware, for its shape affects how the nose and palate perceives their rich bouquet of aromas and notes,” Elan Govan said, adding that alkaline ...

Rize Artisan Pizza In Sandy Springs

... Poncey-Highland now if you’re craving some slabs and sangria from Rize Artisan Pizza + Salads. The fast-casual eatery recently debuted its second Atlanta-area location just outside the perimeter in Sandy Springs, serving up lunch and dinner daily in a laid-back atmosphere equally suited for a meal with coworkers to dining with the family. Here are our three top reasons to give it a try. So. Many. Options. Whether you’re in the mood for pizza, salad or pasta, the extensive menu at Rize offers up a little something to suit multiple cravings. Flatbreads, small plates, soup, and gelato and sorbet round out the rest of the menu. The signature, specialty and classic pizzas are a solid choice (a good ol’ margherita is a simple but tasty way to go, and the Asian BBQ chicken is worth a whirl). They also offer a gluten-free dough option available for all their pizzas. But don’t be afraid to check out the rest of the menu. For something a little different, try starting ...

13 Ways To Eat And Drink Your Way Through St. Patrick's Day Weekend In Chicago

... comes up on Saturday for breakfast, which includes Irish soda bread ($6), corned beef and cabbage ($23) and bottomless green bloody marys ($16). If boozy milkshakes are more your style, the Jig Is Up ($20) will fill you up with Jamo, green chartreuse, Italian vermouth, cereal milk, vanilla ice cream and Lucky Charms. Just try not to throw it up by noon. 6:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Houndstooth Saloon. 3369 N. Clark St. 773-244-1166. For a one-stop St. Patrick's Day shop on Saturday afternoon, look no further than this Lakeview bar. Their $25 package includes a breakfast buffet and four-hour premium bar featuring bloodies, screwdrivers and green Miller Lite and Coors Light on draft. Also available: $7 Guinness stouts, $7 Jamo shots and $9 Irish Car Bombs. 2 p.m.-3 a.m. Tickets:  __link__. 201 E. Delaware Place 312-933-4805. Two words we like to see together: open bar. The speakeasy-style rooftop at the Raffaello Hotel offers a $69 party package, which includes frozen Irish coffee, Irish old fashioneds, select stout beers and a high-end whiskey tasting. 1-5 p.m. Tickets:  __link__. Glazed and Infused. Various locations, 312-226-5556. Doughnuts and ...

22 Waterfront Places To Eat, Drink In Southwest Florida

... meal with potatoes, salad, dessert and coffee. Lauren Kummer via Wochit. 5 of 5. Firestone Sky Bar offers rooftop sunset views. Watch the sunset at HB's on the Gulf. Sunsets at The Turtle Club. Watch the sunset at Doc's Beach House. Naples Princess offers sunset dinner cruise. Midpoint Memorial Bridge, palms and sunset on the Caloosahatchee. (Photo: ROB HOOVIS/Special to The News-Press). 26 CONNECT TWEET 1 LINKEDIN COMMENTEMAILMORE. If you're looking to spend the night relaxing with views of a painted sky, Southwest Florida can offer some of the prettiest ones. There are several places where you can spend your time staring at the beauty of the sunset over a glass of wine or your favorite dish. Here are a variety of options that you can choose from to make sure your dining and sunset experience is Facebook or Instagram-worthy. FORT MYERS. The Firestone Sky Bar. The Firestone Sky Bar is located in historic downtown Fort Myers ...