Cafe 44 on the Potomac (or as the locals call it, Cafe 44) has gorgeous views overlooking the Potomac and Oronoco Bay Park. It’s sleek and fresh yet inviting on the 4th floor of 44 Canal Center. The boxwood accented cafe with pops of orange provide lots to look at but it’s not distracting whenRead the Post
The Water Taxi — Broadening the Old Town Lifestyle to a Coastal Experience Inside the Beltway
Before Miles retired. We used to joke that we didn’t leave Old Town on the weekend unless it was by water. Before Nautical Jiles (our 38 foot Sea Ray docked at the foot of King Street) we had Miles to Go (a 19 foot Hurricane runabout). Miles to Go was like a having a PorscheRead the Post
Downton Abbey: The Exhibition โ Itโs Heading to Biltmore and so is Jiles
Downton Abbey: The Exhibition is traveling to Biltmore and Miles and I couldn’t be more excited. Miles has been to Biltmore many years ago. I’ve never been but always wanted to go. So I’m thrilled to be able to see the Downton exhibit, tour America’s Castle, and stay at the Inn on the estate allRead the Post
Colonial Chex Mix — A Homemade Gift that’s Great with Cocktails
We visited our good friends, Sheila and Jack, in Colonial Beach this weekend. They had us and two other couples from the Boat Club down for the weekend. It’s kinda the culture of our quadruple date weekend that all the women bring a homemade food element. It’s nice because it’s not only a gift forRead the Post
Del Mar at the District Wharf — Fabio and Maria Trabocchiโs Grand Establishment Featuring Spanish Costal Cuisine
We had a great lunch with the crew from Burberry at Del Mar at the District Wharf (or as locals call it, the Wharf). The District Wharf is Washington DC’s shiny new two billion dollar development on the Potomac River. It’s a popular destination for boaters! It’s also accessible by the water taxi which linksRead the Post
Lemon Vinaigrette โ Made in a Measuring Cup
On our way back from our Chesapeake Bay anniversary getaway, we decided to take an old fashioned Sunday drive back to Old Town and made various lazy stops along the way. I thought it would be nice to have the family over for a summer supper when we got back so we made a coupleRead the Post
Fish Hawk โ The Tides Inn Resort’s New Poolside Restaurant
The Tides Inn’s old poolside restaurant, Commodores, has been updated and transformed into the new eye-catching and tasty Fish Hawk. And it is costal cute. Cute. Cute. Cute. Fish Hawk sells costal resort favorites such as Strawberry Daiquiris, Spiced Shrimp, and S’mores kits for the nightly fire pit everyone. Both kiddo and adult is sureRead the Post
Our Anniversary Getaway to The Tides Inn — Virginia’s Beloved Coastal Resort
For our 3rd anniversary we ventured to the Tides Inn. A lovely costal getaway in the Northern Neck of Virginia. The last time we were there was a birthday trip for Miles. We were in the throws of wedding planning (and everyones opinions — solicited or not — lol) and decided it was a goodRead the Post
La Refuge — A Favorite Spot for a Birthday Dinner in Old Town
My favorite spot for a fun, relaxed, and delicious birthday dinner in Old Town is La Refuge on North Washington. The service is outstanding. The food is delectable. The famed French Restaurant was founded in 1983 across from Christ Church and it’s remained in the family ever since. One can easily see why it’s theRead the Post
Brunching at Bastille — So Many Delicious French Choices
That delicious cover photo you see is the Oeufs Benedict from Bastille. It’s smoked salmon, with two poached eggs, topped with hollandaise, nestled in a buttery croissant. It’s served with watercress and duck fat home fries. It was my brunch entree last week. And it was delicious. Miles and I love going to Bastille forRead the Post
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