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I made my way to Georgetown to settle an internal conflict of mine: I wanted to know which local cupcake shop served the finest cupcake. Because I refuse to endure cold temperatures, I only journeyed to Georgetown, so this ranking includes cupcakes from Georgetown Cupcake, Sprinkles Cupcakes and Baked & Wired.
Reminiscent of a mixture of New York City’s SoHo and Chelsea neighborhoods, Fairfax, Virginia’s Mosaic District is the perfect marriage of convenience and culture. Stepping off the shuttle that takes you from the metro to the development, you might forget that you are 20 minutes from downtown Washington D.C. and not in a quaint Northeastern town.
The CakeRoom Bakery is a cute, independently-owned bakery at the crossroads of the Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan neighborhoods.
Valentine’s Day is no longer just for the hopelessly in love. It’s a day of indulgence—whatever that may mean to you. Whether you plan on going out with your girlfriends or bros, or you decide to watch a sappy movie with your cat, V-Day is a full 24 hours of non-judgement. No matter the situation, chocolate is a priority. Luckily, D.C. has a variety of options to help satisfy your cocoa craving. From artisan truffles to a five-course tasting, one of these six spots is sure to appeal to your sweet side.
There is a lot being said about our generation of millennials, including our desire to drift away from big box stores and seek out local, handmade products and even experiment with our own creativity. Some may call it the “hipster mentality,” or just think of those Starbucks-hating Brooklyn dwellers who grow their own food and sell their jewelry on Etsy, but it’s true, our generation loves to make and feel a connection to the things we put effort towards. I hesitate to say we are “crafty,” but we certainly are finding more ways than ever to embrace our artistic sides. So if you are one of those people who want somewhere to release your creative juices and put down the phone for an hour or two, there are some great places in D.C. that offer a variety of artsy experiences.
Every other week, this column will review a D.C. gym and one or more trial classes.
Net neutrality is the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally, even when it comes to charging for bandwidth usage.
It’s too cold to venture outside for food. Here’s a guide for those of you looking for a way to get great food without leaving your bed. Each app’s user experience, delivery, and overall experience has been assessed on a scale of 1-10 for added convenience. A rating over 5 indicates exceptional service, higher ratings mean faster and more high quality user friendliness and delivery speed.
Galentine’s Day was first established in season two of “Parks and Recreation.” This momentous holiday is Feb. 13, the day before Valentine’s Day, and is all about showing the gal pals in your life how much you mean to them, as well as stuffing your face with Leslie Knope’s two favorite things: desserts and waffles. This is a guide on how spend this Galentine’s Day in Washington, D.C.
Those of us lucky enough to have a significant other may feel worried when choosing a restaurant for a Valentine’s Day dinner. I understand that nobody in a relationship would want to jeopardize his or her romance by taking a partner to a subpar restaurant, so here are five establishments that will hopefully aid in your Valentine endeavors– whatever those endeavors may be.
Without fail, every college freshmen will have horror stories from the kitchen. Whether it be setting popcorn on fire, leaving milk in the fridge so long it turns solid or figuring out how to work a coffee maker from hell, kitchens and college freshmen share a strange relationship. In order to fully comprehend how difficult it is for a freshmen to be able to function in a dorm kitchen, I gave up my meal plan, Dining Dollars and EagleBucks for a week and entered into a strange new world of independent dining.
Every other week, this column will review ways and places to eat healthy in D.C.
Each week, The Scene offers new places to visit outside of the Northwest D.C. bubble in Out of Northwest. This week: NaiNai's Noodle and Dumpling Bar in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Every other week, this column will review a D.C. gym and one or more trial classes.
I had heard of the sit-down Cava Mezze before. A friend of mine always described it as a replica of the Cava Grill in Tenleytown, where a waiter or waitress would provide a menu that contained all of your favorite meats, spreads and toppings that you would expect from Cava Grill. But after I stepped into the establishment located in Arlington, Virginia, I came to realize that this was no Tenleytown and this was definitely no Cava Grill.
BDSM (bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism) is an acronym that might conjure up ideas of leather-clad dominatrixes in velvety lounges but they might not be the four letters that people associate with a sophomore college student.
On Nov. 15, AU student Jana Bernard held her student-run performance of “It’s All in the Delivery!” an original sketch comedy that revolved around the themes of love and pregnancy while using quippy social commentary on the AU student experience.
Veteran journalist Professor John Watson has been educating students in AU’s Journalism Department for 16 years. Watson believes music can often be the “soundtrack of your life,” one that brings back memories more than anything else. Columnist Lauren Hain chats with Prof. Watson in this week’s Talkin’ Tunes.
Tenleytown is expanding. Take a look at these three new meal options.
Every two weeks, this column will bring you reviews of local flea and farmers markets.
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