The Return of the Week in Review

What people are talking about...(aka what I missed in a week without Internet)

... Indigo Landing, opening in April in Alexandria, brings award-winning chef Bryan Moscatello to D.C. ...

... Restaurant Eve owners Cathal and Meshelle Armstrong make plans for their second restaurant. ...

... Gallery Restaurant and Lounge opens in Silver Spring. ...

... We get our best story to come out of a Restaurant Week yet: A man nonchalantly rides a Segway into Bistro Bis, and the Reliable Source seeks to uncover his identity (and finds more Segway-bound diners).

Comments

Finius said…
I like your blog, but you really
need to update it more often. I know you may not have wifi right
now and have to go somewhere for it. But these posts are dated.
1/23/2006 2:50 PM
Amanda said…
Um, the last post was from two days ago. SO sorry to disappoint you.
1/23/2006 4:19 PM
Anonymous said…
gives the peepz whats they wants! mo' posts!
1/23/2006 6:03 PM
Amanda said…
You people are so demanding. :)-
1/23/2006 11:50 PM
Anonymous said…
freh frah
1/24/2006 5:10 PM
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