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Cider Happy Hours Return to Equinox
By
Claudia Bahar
Published Friday, October 17, 2008
Celebrate the changing leaves of fall this Friday and every Friday through December 19 between 5 and 7 PM at Equinox’s cider-themed happy hour. The hot-cider cocktails aren’t so cheap at $10 to $11, but chef Todd Gray’s seasonal snacks—such as pumpkin fritters, sweet-potato pot stickers, and venison chili—are free. Come winter, the happy hour will take on a new theme—chocolate—featuring desserts from pastry chef Melanie Parker.
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Barack Obama Limited Edition Sparkling Cider
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Posted by: K. Anderson, Dec 01, 2008 12:03:30 AM
I have always been disapponted with Equinox’s cider but I can’t say enough about the food. Although Equinox is boisterous and has steep prices for drinks, come for the food, not the drinks and you’ll end up happy.
Posted by: DC Native, Oct 21, 2008 03:25:46 PM
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