This neighborhood market hosts evening supper clubs and cooking classes.
This is one of the best and most enjoyable dinners I've had in DC. Chef Dan explains everything about each course, from how it's made to where it comes from, and he has a particular, god-given skill with fresh pasta. It's a definite experience, and great value. We had fun meeting the other diners and talking to them about the food.
Don't be fooled by Dan's menus. At a recent dinner, the wedge salad with blue cheese and bacon turned out to be a sophisticated re-interpretation of this classic. You'll see that he has a French Laundry cookbook on the shelf. It's a clue to the care and sophistication of his dinners. For carry out, stop in and try one his delicious roat chickens seasoned with house made celery salt. You'll love his house made sausage and his fresh pasta. I stop by several times a week just to see what's cookin!
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This neighborhood market hosts evening supper clubs and cooking classes.
This is one of the best and most enjoyable dinners I've had in DC. Chef Dan explains everything about each course, from how it's made to where it comes from, and he has a particular, god-given skill with fresh pasta. It's a definite experience, and great value. We had fun meeting the other diners and talking to them about the food.
Don't be fooled by Dan's menus. At a recent dinner, the wedge salad with blue cheese and bacon turned out to be a sophisticated re-interpretation of this classic. You'll see that he has a French Laundry cookbook on the shelf. It's a clue to the care and sophistication of his dinners. For carry out, stop in and try one his delicious roat chickens seasoned with house made celery salt. You'll love his house made sausage and his fresh pasta. I stop by several times a week just to see what's cookin!
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This neighborhood market hosts evening supper clubs and cooking classes.
This neighborhood market hosts evening supper clubs and cooking classes.