Elevation Burger’s Secret Menu
Here’s a tidbit: Elevation Burger has a secret menu. It’s the latest fad in the restaurant world: A handful of items that aren’t on the regular menu and aren’t advertised, […]
Here’s a tidbit: Elevation Burger has a secret menu. It’s the latest fad in the restaurant world: A handful of items that aren’t on the regular menu and aren’t advertised, […]
Before there was Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville, there was Hank’s Tavern & Eats. Owner Geoff Tracy, better known as Chef Geoff, was the first notable Washington restaurateur to come […]
If you’re in town for the Thanksgiving weekend and need to get out of the house and away from the in-laws, go down to Franklins Restaurant, Brewery and General Store […]
Hyattsville’s own Taqueria la Placita was mentioned in a recent article in the Washington Post’s Going Out Guide. The taqueria also made the “Washington area’s best weekday breakfasts” (tacos as early […]
Franklin’s is more than just quirky toys for kids and homemade brews on tap. It also showcases local artists through a partnership with the Hyattsville Community Arts Alliance and will […]
Why Hyattsville? Busboys and Poets owner Andy Shallal has done really well with restaurants in up-and-coming neighborhoods in D.C. area hotspots on U Street, in Chinatown and in Shirlington. But […]
Shown above, the photo on the left was taken in 1991 of the Hyattsville Hardware Co. on 5121 Baltimore Ave, which opened in 1910 and closed in 1992. The photo on the […]
Spice 6 is stirring local media attention. The Washington Business Journal wrote a piece today about the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville’s newest eatery. Citybizlist and the Washington Examiner also had […]
Spice 6 Modern Indian officially opened yesterday as the newest lunch spot at the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville. It’s the only one in the D.C. area so far. The […]

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