Tag Archives: Furin’s
The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by K_dellaquila. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Pop-Up BBQ restaurant going into Furin’s soon. When people throw terms like “Georgetown Syndrome” or “Georgetown Cocktail Party” around, GM wonders if they’ve ever actually been to one. Who really thinks … Continue reading
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Photo by Jim Malone. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: One of those non-crimey flash mobs is going to, um, flash on September 8 behind the PNC Bank. Checking up on Chris Furin.
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The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Carol Joynt bids adieu to Furin’s. Can shopping local save independent shops like Furin’s?
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Go to Furin’s This Weekend, It’s Your Last Chance
Don’t forget to go to Furin’s this weekend, it’s your last chance. They close July 31st after 27 family-run years. GM’s never met anyone that knew Furin’s that didn’t love it. It’s a genuine and simple diner in the middle … Continue reading
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Photo by Lucas Cantor. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Spike Mendelsohn confirms that he’s bringing Good Stuff Eatery to Georgetown. (GM reported this a while ago, but he guesses Washingtonian missed it. Anyway, GM can now confirm the they … Continue reading
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What Would Be Your Heartbreaker?
Stores close in Georgetown all the time. When you have a retail district of over 500 stores and restaurants, even a very low failure rate would still result in a dozen or so closings a year. But GM has noticed … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Scheele’s Market by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Scheele’s Market is under contract (again). GM understands that the new owner (who doesn’t appear to be Marc Teren) intends to keep the market open and live upstairs. More … Continue reading
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