I have seen Moe’s Southwest grill around but never got a chance to try it.  I decided to check it out recently and was impressed.  I would say that it comes in number #2 for fast food Mexican #1 being Chipotle.  Moe’s offers a different variety than Chipotle and others as they offer free chips [...]

Eyebar has been around for a long time now.  It was one of the first clubs I visited in Washington D.C..  It was really cool back in 2006 when I first started clubbing and still has a pretty big following.  They have been able to stay in business for almost five years which is pretty [...]

So last week my extremely awesome and super lovable cousin from Sydney, Australia came to visit for a few days.  And like many that come to the area, he wanted to do all the “normal” touristy stuff like going to the Washington Monument and Smithsonian Institute.

Remember that super effing windy day that felt like it [...]

The World War II Memorial opened to the public in April 2004, two days before Memorial Day. This is my favorite memorial in DC, and is visited by 4.4 million people each year. Located on 17th Street NW, just off Constitution Ave NW, you get a view of the [...]

Located at the tip of the East Potomac Park peninsula in SW DC, Hain’s point offers a great view of the Woodrow Wilson bridge, Masonic Temple in Old Alexandria, Reagan National Airport, Air Force Memorial, Crystal City, Rosslyn, the Pentagon, 14th St Bridge, and the Lincoln Memorial. In February 2008, the famous “The Awakening” [...]