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Showing posts with label Duck Duck Goose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Duck Duck Goose. Show all posts
Sunday, August 09, 2020
Duck Duck Goose reopens in downtown Bethesda
Duck Duck Goose has reopened at 7929 Norfolk Avenue in Bethesda. Chef-owner Ashish Alfred closed the award-winning French restaurant in mid-July to allow his employees to be tested for Covid-19. It's my understanding that the Baltimore location of Duck Duck Goose has also reopened.
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
La Panetteria, Duck Duck Goose take summer breaks in Bethesda
La Panetteria Ristorante Italiano is temporarily closed at 4921 Cordell Avenue in downtown Bethesda for a staff summer vacation. They will reopen on Tuesday, July 21, 2020. Down the street, Duck Duck Goose has also temporarily closed. The award-winning French restaurant's owner and chef, Ashish Alfred, says that he is closing to allow employees to be tested proactively for the coronavirus. He has not announced a reopening date.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Duck Duck Goose plans Monday opening in Bethesda (Photos)
Duck Duck Goose, a new venture in French cuisine from the chef/owner of 4935 Bar and Kitchen Ashish Alfred, has held invitation-only soft openings last night, and Tuesday night. An employee said they hope to open to the public this coming Monday, April 18. The small dining room looks quite nice, as does the outdoor patio seating. DDG is located at 7929 Norfolk Avenue.
Friday, March 04, 2016
Bethesda construction update: Duck Duck Goose restaurant (Photos)
A logo and other signage has been painted on the facade of French restaurant Duck Duck Goose, opening soon at 7929 Norfolk Avenue in downtown Bethesda. The brasserie will place an emphasis on small plates, under the direction of chef-owner Ashish Alfred of Bethesda's 4935 Bar + Kitchen. This was previously the home of Brasserie Monte Carlo, which closed last year.
Wednesday, December 09, 2015
Duck Duck Goose applies for liquor license in Bethesda (Photos)
Duck Duck Goose, a French small plates brasserie opening in the former Brasserie Monte Carlo space on Norfolk Avenue, has applied for its liquor license. They've already begun giving the building a makeover, most noticeably a darker exterior paint.
The restaurant is the next venture from 4935 Bar and Kitchen's owner and executive chef Ashish Alfred. Duck Duck Goose is expected to open next month.
The restaurant is the next venture from 4935 Bar and Kitchen's owner and executive chef Ashish Alfred. Duck Duck Goose is expected to open next month.
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