The weekend is now solar powered.
Your summer Perks: 1) A month’s worth of potent cold brew coffee, delivered to your door for 20% off. (If you’re with Outlook.com, you get an extra 10% off.) 2) A ridiculously fun lawn game from Sweden. 3) 30% off a beautiful, limited-edition bike from California.
For its second anniversary, Acre 121 has kept things refreshingly simple for you. All their beers—bottles, cans and drafts—are two bucks, all night, tonight and tomorrow. So it’s not just refreshingly simple, it’s also just plain refreshing.
Happens all the time: 2am rolls around, and you start to crave a Farmer’s Daughter. Right, the eggs, sausage and mozzarella pie from H Street’s assembly-line pizzeria. Well, now they’ve added another operation on U Street, and they’re staying open until 3:30am on weekends. Almost time to milk the cows.
What you might recognize at the St. Regis’s reworked restaurant: the half-moon windows, the original ceiling from 1926 and the walls of wine. What you might not: the Mediterranean menu with lamb shank flatbreads, calamari burgers and braised rockfish for two. Go ahead and feed each other.
You might expect a Belgian place that specializes in waffles to serve a mean brunch. Well, now it does. With eight waffles, like a cornbread waffle with pulled pork. If that gets tiring, there’s always a lobster-and-egg skillet. That old standby.
On Sunday, your brunch gets a bit more Eastern at Daikaya’s new brunch—mimosas with sparkling sake, grilled oyster shooters with sake and menu items like salmon sashimi with nori cream cheese on a sesame bagel. Next up: miso matzo ball soup.
