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Las Gemelas, from the team behind Espita Mezcaleria, serves mezcal cocktails and plenty of margaritas. Photograph by Leah Judson.
Been a while since you’ve been to an actual bar? Fair! But even with all the pandemic restrictions, plenty of new watering holes have opened over recent months. Here are some new places to check out now that a bartender can actually hand you a drink across a bar.
2622 P St., NW
The cozy Georgetown spot from veteran somm Elli Benchimol transitions from a cafe serving espresso and pastries by morning into a wine and cocktail bar specializing in Champagne, caviar, and French fare come afternoon. While there are plenty of ways to splurge, the place also offers several more approachable options, including bubbles with a trio of deviled eggs for $20, or a glass of Champagne and full caviar service (served with a box of savory waffles) for $50.
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Popeyes approved to open spot in Jersey Shore town
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Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, the fast-food chain known for its New Orleans-inspired fried chicken, will open a restaurant in Ocean County.
The Stafford Township Planning Board approved applications for a Popeyes to be built later this year in the Stafford Square Plaza along Route 73 East, according to Patch. The board also approved applications for a Jiffy Lube in Stafford Park business plaza.
Popeyes will occupy the space that was formerly a Makoto restaurant, according to a report in The Sand Paper. The Jiffy Lube service center will be located just south of the Stafford Park Plaza entrance along Stafford Park Blvd.
Businesses unveil £10 million plan to save South Bristol s High Street We absolutely have to do this
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An ambitious £10 million plan to save one of Bristolâs most famous shopping streets has been unveiled - with the backing of the traders and local councillors.
The proposal to turn around the fortunes of East Street in Bedminster was shared at a briefing by local business leaders yesterday (May 12), who said it might take between five and ten years.