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Silver Branch Brewing Company Featured on The UnCapped Podcast
Silver Branch Brewing Company’s Chief Operating Officer Brett Robison is featured on the latest episode of the UnCapped Podcast.
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Verratti Leaving Denizens for Post in Small Business Administration
Julie Verratti, Denizens Brewing Co. cofounder and chief brand officer, is leaving the company for a presidential appointment in the Small Business Administration. Verratti will become associate administrator for field operations, overseeing the SBA’s 68 field offices and 10 regional offices.
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La Casita is One of “The Best Places to Get Breakfast in the Middle of the Afternoon”
La Casita Pupuseria & Market is one of the best places to get breakfast in the middle of the afternoon, according to Tim Carman of The Washington Post.
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Pacci’s Opens DaVinci Wings & Pizza Virtual Restaurant
Pacci’s Trattoria & Pasticceria has opened a virtual restaurant called DaVinci Wings & Pizza, with its menu solely available for curbside pickup and delivery.
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&Pizza to Open Thursday in Downtown Silver Spring
&Pizza is set to open its new location in downtown Silver Spring at 11 a.m. on Thursday, February 18, according to staff working at the restaurant today.
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The Spice Suite Owner Featured in Bon Appetit Magazine
Angel Gregorio, owner of The Spice Suite in Old Takoma, has been featured in Bon Appetit Magazine’s upcoming March/April issue.
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Sweet Sweet Kitchen to Open Today
Sweet Sweet Kitchen, which specializes in the cuisines of Jamaica and Sierra Leone, will open at 11 a.m. today, according to a post on the outlet’s Instagram account.
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Polka Deli is “Best Deli in Maryland”
Polka Deli, located in Colesville Center at 13438 New Hampshire Ave., has been selected as the Best Deli in Maryland, according to Taste of Home Magazine.
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Crisfield Seafood, Quarry House Tavern & Samantha’s Restaurant are “Neighborhood Restaurants That Make the DC Area a Better Place to Eat—and Live”
Silver Spring’s Crisfield Seafood, Quarry House Tavern & Samantha’s Restaurant have been listed in Washingtonian’s article, “61 Neighborhood Restaurants That Make the DC Area a Better Place to Eat—and Live.”