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Table-Hopping: Where the Boldface Names Are Eating
Actor Ryan Gosling hits Lauriol Plaza for fajitas and Steve Case lives it up at Citronelle.
By
Ann Limpert
Published Thursday, June 14, 2007
Actor Benjamin McKenzie (formerly of The O.C.) dined at the Market Inn on the Hill and was seen downing Mexican beers on the patio at La Loma... ...Tousled actor Ryan Gosling filled up on skewered shrimp and fajitas at Lauriol Plaza... ...R&B singer-turned-producer Babyface followed up an appearance for Hillary Clinton with dinner at Mendocino Grill... ...AOL co-founder and former CEO Steve Case was spotted at Citronelle... ...Minority leader John Boehner ate outside at Trattoria Alberto on the Hill... ...Former b-ball player Dominique Wilkins had softshell crabs at McCormick & Schmicks... ...Comedian Cedric the Entertainer threw a happy hour at Indebleu... ...HGTV host Suzanne Whang ordered pappardelle at Sesto Senso.
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"why was Benjamin McKenzie in town? wish i’d seen him but he probably blends with the latest set of summer interns."
Really, anon?? Then welcome me to D.C., I’m coming to town!
Posted by: summerflu, Jun 23, 2007 09:19:03 PM
why was Benjamin McKenzie in town? wish i’d seen him but he probably blends with the latest set of summer interns.
Posted by: anon, Jun 20, 2007 12:38:14 PM
I love Benjamin McKenzie.
Posted by: , Jun 17, 2007 12:22:27 AM
WOW - some seriously bad choices by Gosling, Boehner, and Nique. M&S is for cheapos, Lauriol is the worst Mexican in town, and Boehner ate at the worst spot on the culinary wasteland that is Capitol Hill.
Posted by: anon, Jun 14, 2007 04:04:11 PM
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