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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Living Without Wingo’s (for now)

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy August 1, 2012

It was brought to our attention earlier today that Wingo’s is currently closed, and won’t open again until August 20th. Where else are we supposed to get sauce that promises to be hot on the way...

Is The Guards Closing For Good?

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy August 1, 2012

Could this be the end of an era for The Guards? The Washington Post’s All We Can Eat blog posted yesterday that the restaurant and bar might be closing permanently. While Georgetown students know...

A Culinary Vacation

By Victoria Edel May 16, 2012

Just because you’re not leaving the city this summer doesn’t mean your palate can’t travel the world. Let your taste buds go on an adventure at these eateries: Vietnamese Pho 75 in Arlington...

Georgetown Waterfront – After the Flood

By Kaitlyn Morio and Kaitlyn Morio April 25, 2012

It has been a year since the unfortunate day that the Potomac River flooded the Georgetown waterfront after one of the floodwalls was not raised despite numerous flood warnings. It was a disaster  for...

Breaking Out and Exploring the District

By Brooke Berger March 29, 2012

Think you know everything there is to know about where you’ve been living? You’re probably wrong. After almost three years of living in D.C., I’m always blown away by the number of places that I’ve...

Shophouse Moving into M Street

By Elaine Li and Elaine Li March 23, 2012

Salad, bowl, taco or burrito? Throw in black or pinto beans. Take your pick of meat or go vegetarian. Top it with your choice of salsa. And finally, finish it off with the typical sour cream, cheese, lettuce...

More than Just Deals

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy February 15, 2012

by Michelle Cassidy It looks like daily deals are about to get a luxury upgrade in the District. Two weeks ago, The Guide explored the origins of Livingsocial, a startup co-founded by Georgetown grad...

Good Stuff Eatery Heading to Georgetown

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff February 7, 2012

by Bethany Imondi Photo: goodstuffeatery.com If there is one thing that D.C. might have more of than cupcakeries, it has to be deluxe burger joints. From Ray's Hell Burger to BGR to Shake Shack, the...

Alums Offer Palatable Prices

By Bebe Albornoz January 21, 2012

Everyone loves to eat, and everyone loves a good deal. Savored, an online company founded by two recent Georgetown graduates, aims to offer its partners and consumers the benefits of both. Dan Leahy...

Sweetgreen Expanding to College Park

By Adrianna Smith September 21, 2011

Sweetgreen, the eco-friendly salad and yogurt bar founded by Georgetown graduates NicolasJammet (MSB '07), Jonathan Neman (MSB '07) and Nathaniel Ru (MSB '07), will soon be bringing its"sweetlife" to...

Penn Quarter

By New Student Guide August 29, 2011

Landing a table for four on a Friday night in Penn Quarter is no simple task. When you ask for a table at a celebrity chef's latest culinary brainchild, whether nuevo Latino, Middle Eastern, or something...

The Quick Dish

By Marielle Marki April 15, 2011

Spring is here, finally! Cheers to warm weather, great company, romance, sunny days and gorgeous nights. Now is the time to enjoy the evening breeze or observe passersby while enjoying an excellent meal....

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