Crooked Run secures building permit for Del Ray taproom, says opening is imminent
Co-founder Jake Endres says the biggest obstacle is behind them, with a 12-tap draught system installed and chicken tenders leading the food menu
Alexandria's restaurant and bar scene — openings, closings, reviews, and the people behind the food.
Co-founder Jake Endres says the biggest obstacle is behind them, with a 12-tap draught system installed and chicken tenders leading the food menu
Job posting reveals new details about the baking school coming to 617 King Street
Paint sampling and exterior work already underway at the former Thai Peppers address as neighborhood businessman eyes November debut
Ahead of Croatia's Round of 32 match against Portugal on Thursday, the West End restaurant hosts a watch party — with Fox 5 DC planning live pre-game coverage. Fans are encouraged to arrive early.
2016 Mount Vernon Ave. shop comes as Del Ray awaits word on Crooked Beat Records' possible return
A new seafood and steak restaurant is set to open its doors in Old Town.
Officials joined the Del Ray Business Association to welcome the chicken-focused spinoff from the Matt & Tony's team
The King Street chili parlor that launched a regional chain in 1980 plans to reopen in the fall; the chain's other locations remain open
The New York-based chain's first Alexandria shop debuts June 18 at 400 King St., next to the recently opened Life Alive cafe.
The Carlyle-area cafe has applied for a permit to add four outdoor seats. The company lists the Jamieson Avenue spot as "coming soon." Public comment runs through July 9.
The butter chicken pot pie took first place in both the judges' and people's choice categories at the sold-out 17th annual food festival.
Matt and Tony's team brings a chicken-focused menu to the former Benny DiForza's space in Del Ray
First-ever WEBA outdoor festival features 50-plus vendors, Port City beer garden, Passport Auto showcase and live music
Founding generation retiring; Bristow and Haymarket locations will continue under family's second and third generations
The organic cafe is inviting the community to a free sneak peek at 400 King Street before opening day
City to host free waterfront celebration June 6; training at Episcopal confirmed closed to public