Real-life Swedish Chef Jakob Esko keeps the menu just as fresh, with artisanal meats, seafood and ve

eorgetown gets a new address as the intimate Capella Washington, DC s boutique hotel opens today.  Stay in one of 49 posh rooms and suites and wake up to a organic, seasonal breakfast like brioche French toast and a glass of ginger-lime juice (to go with that adorbs ginger-lime dress from Intermix). Or stay for dinner when the options are as dramatic as the views of the Washington Monument from the rooftop pool and bar.
Directly on the C O Canal, the Grill Room s cozy, landscaped patio sits in front of floor-to-ceiling windows that open out, making for a sweet Sunday brunch now that the Potomac River smells like cucumber-mint air freshener.
Real-life Swedish Chef Jakob Esko keeps the menu just as fresh, with artisanal meats, seafood and vegetables just ripe for the pickin in the 70-seat dining room, while the adjacent Rye Bar features rare rye whiskeys like Van Winkle Family Reserve 13 year, Abraham car and truck rentals in tucson arizona Bowman 10-year and Willett 5-year Single car and truck rentals in tucson arizona Barrel.  Even the ice cubes at this 26-seat bar are slick stainless steel cubes.  Can someone please notify Rob Van Winkle that we finally found his balls?
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