Posts Tagged ‘food’
Dining Out: Neyla
As a soft jazz beat lingered in the air, a smooth voice began to croon.
“Come fly with me. Let’s fly, let’s fly away…”
Sinatra’s lyrics crackled through the speakers of Neyla’s decadent dining room. I didn’t exactly anticipate Old Blue Eyes upon stepping into one of Georgetown’s...
March 31st, 2010 | Lifestyle, slideshow | Read More
A French Tradition
What’s more French than champagne? It can only be produced in the Champagne-Ardenne region of France and it’s an iconic symbol of France. I took a day trip to this region to tour some champagne houses to learn more about this delicious gourmet product.
A champagne bottle rack. Photo: Mair...
March 30th, 2010 | Lifestyle, slideshow | Read More
Going Out Guide: Hookah Hotspots
Hookah is an ancient Middle Eastern pastime that has been romanticized across college campuses for its indelible link to the lore of works like The Arabian Nights. The foreign charm of the water pipe draws students to the dimly lit lounges and bars that populate most major college towns. No doubt,...
February 24th, 2010 | Lifestyle, slideshow | Read More
21st Century Colonialism: Paris
Welcome to Paris. After being here for several weeks, I’ve settled on my top three reasons for why this city is as charming as everyone says it is.
First, Parisian architecture makes one feel as if they are frozen in time. The exteriors of almost all of the buildings look the same as they...
February 14th, 2010 | Lifestyle | Read More
Going Out Guide: Jazz Music Warms Up U Street
Last Wednesday evening, faced with the prospect of snow and the flurry of assignments looming in the near future, I was hesitant to venture from campus. However, after some deliberation, I traded my sweats for a sweater dress, attempted a hair style, and shrugged on my coat, ready to brave the metro...
February 4th, 2010 | Lifestyle | Read More
D.C. Bread & Brew
D.C. Bread & Brew
1247 20th Street, N.W.
202.466.2676
DC Bread & Brew exterior (Photo Credit: Henry Miller)
At D.C. Bread & Brew there is a juxtaposition of spaces. There’s the calm patio with couples drinking wine, the first floor with pastries and coffee ready to go, and the basement...
December 15th, 2009 | Lifestyle | Read More
A New Take on Pumpkin
Pumpkin pie is America’s staple dessert throughout the holiday season. Pumpkin is a wonderful fall flavor and mellow enough for everyone to enjoy which is why it takes on a starring role at most Thanksgiving feasts. However, I’ve never been a fan of pumpkin pie due to the texture. I adore any kind...
November 24th, 2009 | Lifestyle | Read More

