Tuesday, August 28, 2018

City Perch adds ground floor patio dining at Pike & Rose

I first noticed tables set up on the sidewalk outside the entrance to the iPic Theaters when I visited Pike & Rose on August 18. It turns out that City Perch Kitchen + Bar, located upstairs in the theater, has now added outdoor dining. The new ground floor patio seating on Grand Park Avenue is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Also available are new al fresco menu items, as well as an al fresco bar list. The new items take advantage of ingredients from the Up Top Acres rooftop farm, that is literally above the restaurant at the Federal Realty development.

Featured items include a Shrimp Cocktail with green goddess dressing and lemongrass cocktail sauce; Crab Cakes with Old Bay remoulade, frisée and citrus salad, yuzu vinaigrette; a Summer Heirloom Tomato Salad with roasted peaches, burrata, smoked sea salt, passionfruit vinaigrette, aged balsamic, toasted pistachio and basil; a 1924 Caesar Salad with romaine hearts, garlic croutons, Parmigiano-Reggiano and chives; Steak Frites made with a dry-aged striploin, "shoooo-string" fries and béarnaise sauce; and personal 10-inch Margherita, Smoky BBQ and Meatza pizzas.

The new outdoor patio can also be reserved for private events. To make reservations or schedule a private event, visit the City Perch website.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

For the past 14 days, there have been three Rockville stories on the Rockville blog. 1.5 per week, 0.2 stories per day.

Anonymous said...

10:43am = MoCo's self proclaimed media critic weighs in.

Anonymous said...

So City Perch adds ground floor patio dining, yet you photo the upper level exterior. WTF?

Robert Dyer said...

10:43: There has been a Rockville story every day on the Rockville blog. You are a pathological liar.

6:33: I've had breaking news exclusives virtually every day in the last week alone, and you're babbling about the photo choice? LOL. Double barrel breaking news, loser.

Anonymous said...

And no articles at all on the "Sam Eig" blog. Time to contact the Office of Vital Records.