President Obama at Ben's Chili Bowl. |
The blog is designed to appeal to 4 groups of people:
- residents of the DC area
- people who are planning to visit DC
- people who had visited DC and really liked what they had found and/or
- readers who are interested in politics, history, and culture based in DC that had an impact in all of the country.
During upcoming weeks, I will be splitting The Prices Do DC into 4 blogs, all dealing with specific topics.
The 1st - Counter Culture in the Capital - is being introduced today.
The blog will provide a look at food and great dining spots in DC, with an emphasis on eateries that won't break your budget.
There will be all kinds of articles. For example, some posts will offer personal stories (Mother's Day and soft-shell crabs). Others will be openings of new eateries or eateries in new locations such as Shophouse Asian Kitchen (Chinatown) or Ben's Chili Bowl (Rosslyn). Still others will explore new kinds of food (montaditos) or news about food (Was pad thai actually stolen from the Chinese?).
But our food posts are only part of the story. There are also lists to help you narrow the bounty of DC food choices. These include:
- restaurants by Metro stop
- the 100 best restaurants in DC
- 40 dishes everyone in Washington should try and
- the Counter Culture best DC dining by specific food category or type
In addition, the blog will include stories from other sources on such topics as area chefs, area restaurants, and area food trends.
You can find sites that will discover and rate restaurants. You can even find sites that will tell you how and where to dine like Barack and Michelle Obama.
There are 3 basic ways to access Counter Culture in the Capital:
- You can bookmark or favorite the site and check it periodically - Counter Culture in the Capital.
- You can like the blog's Facebook page - Counter Culture on Facebook.
- You can follow the blog on Pinterest - The Counter Culture Pinterest page.
Oh course, the best and most complete method for enjoying all that Counter Culture in the Capital has to offer is to follow it all 3 ways since each site offers features exclusive to that page. However, all posts will be available on all 3 sites.
We love DC. We like food. We like to dine out. This blog is our attempt to fuse all 3 of those interests. We hope you'll take a look and, if you like what you see, follow Counter Culture on a regular basis. But no matter what, we wish you good eating and happy dining. Ciao for now.
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