Monthly Archives: April 2011
Georgetown Restaurants Still Very Independent
The other day a few of GM’s readers lamented that the new Paul Bakery restaurant that is to open next to the Banana Republic is a chain. While it’s fair to complain about the lack of genuinely exciting or even … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by biberfan. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Waterfront restaurants aim to be reopened by Mothers Day. In the meantime, the office tenants are back. Sorry lawyers! No more billing hours on your couch. GO VOTE! Polls are open … Continue reading
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Come Learn More About the Georgetown Village
Tomorrow night, organizers of the Georgetown Village will be holding reception at the Georgetown Presbyterian church on P St. at 7:00 pm. GM has mentioned this before, but it’s probably worth repeating. The Georgetown Village is a proposed program modeled … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by M A E. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Turns out Paul Bakery still has a ways to go until it opens in Georgetown. A closer look at how the Washington Harbour’s walls are supposed to work. The … Continue reading
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Paul Bakery Finally Opening
The other day, GM reported that Serendipity 3 was still full steam ahead, even though they have suffered some rather lengthy delays. Right across the street is another proposed restaurant that has been even longer in the offing: Paul Bakery. … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Blues Alley by Lnkyhack. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: A descriptive tour of Serendipity. Georgetown exporting its problems to Bethesda.
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Georgetown to Get Two More Bikeshare Stations, But Locations Lacking
Photo by Jasonpier. Yesterday, DDOT announced the proposed location of 25 more Capital Bikeshare locations. Of those, two are going to be in Georgetown. This is great news. What’s not so great is where DDOT is planning to put them. … Continue reading
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