My friends and I got takeout from Little Miner Taco (some of the best birria I’ve had) about 10 minutes away from there and ate in the huge Columns. There‘s a lot to see there and a Bonsai Garden and woods to explore. You can also rent bikes and go down some of the paths. Definitely a good way to spend the day.
Hiraya is a new Filipino restaurant that just opened and everything there is delicious. (I got their pork belly and an espresso martini) The first floor is a breakfast cafe with a huge bakery selection and they turn over to dinner service on the second floor. They have a lot of cool cocktails and there’s some pretty cool bars around them too.
Also this one’s kinda obvious but there’s this app called TickPick, basically stubhub for last min tickets and I saw Maya Hawke and Raffaella at 9:30 Club for $12 not knowing either of their music and ended up having a great time so always worth checking if any artist catches your interest.
Mar 1, 2024
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🍣Perry’s, AdMo: good sushi, cute rooftop
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🐯Tiger Fork, Shaw Blagden Alley: good drinks, upscale Hong Kong street food
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🥩Bar Spero, Penn Quarter/east end area: one of the best meals I’ve ever had, but definitely expensive. Seafood & grill food. Also was rated one of the top 5 new restaurants in the US last year
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🌻Gypsy Kitchen, 14th St: really good small shareable plates, nice rooftop/outdoor seating esp. during sunset, good drinks
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✨Dlena, mt Vernon: amazing margs (10/10) and food. Good outdoor seating and inside is fun.
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🌍Maydan, FL Ave: so good. Went with banana Dans $$$
🌵Vera, Ivy City (Mexican/Mediterranean fusion): SO good. Def upscale, went for kittys bday. Food was bomb and was served the largest gin drink in the world. If you go late enough, it turns into a full service bar upstairs and a separate club/bar downstairs $$$$
🥀El Secreto de Rosita, U Street: cute inside with nice booths/ambiance (good for a date), burratta flatbread was bomb, brunch on the weekends and a good happy hour, waitress told me their turning the extension next door into a fine dining section soon
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👯♀️Jane Jane (14th street): great drinks and a cozy environment. Fills up fast, especially at night, and doesn’t take reservations but you can put your name on a waiting list. Right on 14th so you can hit Aslin or somewhere else while you wait.
🫒Green Zone (AdMo): one of my favorite bars in the city. Has awesome middle eastern music and small plates but fills up very fast. Indoor & outdoor seating, doesn’t take reservations so expect to stand somewhere upstairs unless you go early for a table.
💕Thip Khao (14th st): delicious Laotian food and really good portions. fair prices too
Mar 31, 2024
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temescal lake and reinhardt redwood park if you want to stroll🚶♀️or just lounge in a meadow. ain’t normal and mother tongue for coffee and cocktails/wine, snail bar and north light for drinks/vibes, +1 to spectator for books, the wardrobe project for cheap but GOOD vintage (rare these days…), hudson bay for eavesdropping and good sandwiches, YOGURT PARK and top dog for froyo and hot dog bang bang ‼️ (can’t believe u didn’t mention trappedinabody…but i suppose that is technically berkeley)…and DAYTRIP, neecha thai, belotti ristorante e bottega for food
May 13, 2024
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- Ruby Wine / Aurora Alimentari - Grab a bottle at Ruby and some charcuterie at Aurora and enjoy in the parklet
- Mijote - French inspired tasting menu with an omakase style bar, fantastic!
- Rintaro Izakaya - Hip izakaya spot with great yakitori
- Taqueria El Farolito - Carne Asada super burrito
- El Chato - Spanish wine bar, grab a vermouth soda!
- Bar Part Time - Grab a bottle and dance
- Bon Nene - Cozy Japanese spot with a French twist
- Snail Bar (Oakland) - One of the best small plate/wine bars in the bay. Do a snail shot!
- Bar Gemini - Gorgeous wine bar from the fine folks at Gemini Bottle Co.
- ABV / Dalva - Great cocktails
Aug 23, 2024
Top Recs from @burybusy
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Remote, cucumber, bag of chips, house keys. Not sure they get anything out of it, but they just seem happy to be kept in the loop.
Feb 24, 2024
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It bums me out whenever someone's trying to say something but cuts themselves off or says "nevermind" because they assume that they're wasting time. Think it through, or let it come back to you. 3 years ago, I started saying, "Talk through the thought" with my friend, and I think it's made me more patient, and I've ended up hearing/saying some cool shit (or at least some funny shit) that I would've probably missed out on otherwise.
Feb 23, 2024
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Sometimes what’s understood still needs to be said
Apr 10, 2024