Tag: restaurants
A feast for the eyes: Enjoy delightful dining with a view
By Thompson Eskew and Lexie Jordan
With summer only a couple of weeks away, there will be an ever-increasing number of opportunities to enjoy the...
Barkhaus unleashes dog-friendly bar this weekend
By Cody Mello-Klein | cmel[email protected]
Alex Benbassat and Justin LeGore are bringing some dog-friendly fun to Alexandria in the form of Barkhaus, a combination bar...
Empathy is appreciated: Tips for dining during a pandemic
By Stacey Wharam
The past few months have been incredibly difficult for restaurants and small businesses struggling to stay afloat, and reopening with new safety...
Local businesses feel the impact of coronavirus
By Cody Mello-Klein | [email protected]
As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 coronavirus has increased across the country, in the region and in the...
Winter Restaurant Week kicks off on Friday
By Cody Mello-Klein | [email protected]
Alexandria’s Winter Restaurant Week begins on Friday, marking the start of 10 days of brunch, lunch and dinner deals at...
The evolution of outdoor dining in Alexandria
By Missy Schrott | [email protected]
When it’s not 90 degrees with 75 percent humidity and when people aren’t sprinting for cover in an impromptu thunderstorm,...
Your Views: Old Town has reached its bursting point
To the editor:
A recent Washington Post article reporting on development along the Alexandria waterfront had an interesting quote that also was in the article’s...
New businesses set to bounce into the city
By Cody Mello-Klein | [email protected]
City council approved special use permits for a variety of new businesses ranging from an indoor trampoline park to a...
Our View: Vibrancy must be balanced with livability
The current favored buzzword in Alexandria is “vibrancy.” To be vibrant is to be full of energy and life. Who doesn’t want that?
The question...
Light Horse debuts renovated, rebranded first floor Dining Bar
By Alexa Epitropoulos | [email protected]
John Jarecki, operating partner at Light Horse, wanted patrons of the new Dining Bar to be surprised, from the time...
