Talking With Us About His Historic Neighborhood Restaurant Is Tom Russo Owner Of Chadwicks Restaurants In Washington, DC
Maybe Chadwicks was your college bar when it opened in Georgetown in 1967. Maybe it was where you took your first date, had your first legal beer, met your future husband or wife for the first time. Maybe we should stop with the firsts. Maybe Chadwicks was your hangout when it opened in 1979 in Old Town, Alexandria. Maybe you worked at one of the Chadwicks for awhile. Maybe not. Maybe Chadwicks was near where you lived or worked when it opened in Friendship Heights in 1982. Maybe you noticed the big, national chain restaurants coming to town. Maybe you visited them. Maybe that's why you made Chadwicks your neighborhood restaurant. There are no silent partners, no absentee owners, no corporate headquarters in New York, California or Japan, and obviously no copywriter. Just local guys committed to taking care of the customer every day, and with the help of a great staff, we've been able to do that successfully over the years.Chadwicks is committed to serving great American food at prices you can afford every day. We use the freshest ingredients available - from our seafood, beef and chicken to our salads, vegetables and desserts. And we still have one of the best burgers in town. We're committed to providing friendly, efficient service in a fun, comfortable atmosphere. If we don't achieve these goals, please tell us - we'll do whatever is necessary to make it right. And if we do achieve them please tell us that too, or, better yet - tell your friends. So to you twenty-somethings and you thirty-somethings and to you family-somethings and to the folks we talked about in the first paragraph (and you know who you are) Chadwicks wants to be your neighborhood restaurant.
Beth Costa, Executive Director Of "THE WINE ROAD", Is Talking To Us About The 20th Anniversary of Winter Wineland Wine On January 14 - 15, 2012
This is the 20th anniversary of Winter Wineland and a great opportunity to meet winemakers, taste limited production wines, new releases or library wines. Some wineries will offer food pairings and others will have tours. Each participating winery will either host an artist for the weekend, so you will enjoy their fine-art, or the winery will have an educational display to help you learn about vineyard management or wine making....thus, Wine ~ Art ~ Education. Download the detailed program to see exactly what each winery will offer for the weekend.....then plan your tasting adventure. Ticket price will include wine tasting at all of the participating wineries for the weekend. This event does not take place at one location. You travel from winery to winery, visiting the ones you are interested in exploring.Don't forget to "Like" CRN's Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/crntalkAnd "Like" Our What's Cookin' Today Page, too! http://www.facebook.com/whatscookintoday