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Foodie Giveaway: Soundbites 2012 (is THIS WEEKEND)
May 16, 2012 | 10:30AM

Hey guys, for the 3rd year in a row DC Central Kitchen is back doing their amazing Soundbites Fundraiser with 930 Club. The event takes place on May 20th (THIS WEEK!), costs a bargain $40, features free food from some of the areas best restaurants and awesome music and ALL FOR A FABULOUS CAUSE. Nothing really not to love.

We’ve always been BIG fans of the event and this year Svetlana is on the host committee alongside Spike Mendelsohn and Eric Hilton which may as well count as the ultimate BYT seal of approval.

So, while you should get your tickets now-we have one last chance for you to enter to win. Just leave us a comment telling us what your favorite meal in DC in 2012 thus far has been and we will notify the winner by 9am on Friday. cool? cool.

Need extra motivation? Check out the PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS (+ handy twitter handles)

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  • todd says:

    all you can eat on mondays at Hill Country is definitely the best meal you can have in the district right now.

  • Arykanoterika says:

    Masa 14 brunch is pretty killer but I can eat the Busboys and Poets catfish any day of the week !

  • Jessica says:

    Pretty much anything you put into your mouth at Taylor will bring on the “Big O” if you know what I mean…wink, wink. However the very first sandwich i tried there, the Island Ave was pretty damn amazing. Also, have you had their risotto balls, I mean COME ON?!

  • steven says:

    My Fave DC meal has to be anything at bens chili bowl past 1am.

  • tam says:

    The Bloody Maryland at Old Ebbitt.. I’m pretty sure since it’s garnished with a jumbo shrimp that it qualifies as a meal.

  • grendelthedog says:

    Well I spent New Year’s Eve at Komi and was still eating after midnight, so I think that counts. Not only the best meal of this year but the best meal of my life. That said, if we’re talking every day food, chicken and waffles at Marvin is where it’s at.

  • gastroczar says:

    If it was my last meal on the planet, I’d go to Blue Duck Tavern for the beef ribs, duck fat fries, and whatever crumble dessert they have on the menu.

  • vetiver says:

    Mussels at Belga Cafe.

  • Jake says:

    The Brunch Pizza at Matchbox is my favorite meal in DC. And a Bacon Bloody Mary to go along with it.

  • Dr. Tobias Funke says:

    Shrimp & Grits with a side of mac and cheese and collard greens from Oohs & Aahs. At 2 AM in the morning, it is practically manna.

  • Hi_Res says:

    Vegan Nachos at Bus Boys and Poets

  • Andrew says:

    There’s this small shack on the national harbor that has the best shrimp po boy sandwich in the world. wish i knew the name :(

  • Shawn says:

    Spicy ful with two eggs from Keren coffee shop! Divine.

  • Awesomesauce says:

    Brunch at Founding Farmers-any egg dish as long as it has the leek home fries to go with it,. Their Red Velvet Cake for dessert is fantastic as well.

  • Chelsea says:

    Hands down the set menu at Thai Crossing on Sunday night. Totally vegetarian and flavors like I haven’t had since I actually was in Thailand years ago…Mango sticky rice dessert heaven! And love the BYOB and the folding tables and chairs too

  • d says:

    spicy pulled pork-ish ramen from Toki Underground. It was a special and It was special. Yumm-o.

  • cyrus x realtor says:

    The best VEGAN meal can be had at Everlasting Life Cafe. My favorites are garlic kale, seaweed tofu spinach quiche and the live stir fry!

  • jrho says:

    I love the shrimp and gouda grits at Chef Geoff’s!

  • HOTNESS says:

    Burrito Brothers has an UH-MAY-ZING steak taco salad. Seventh heaven, I’m telling you!

  • Melbell says:

    Mushroom risotto at Room 11. Wine: Lacrima.

  • cookiesfordinner says:

    tomato cider glazed meatloaf from Founding Farmers, yum!

  • t-rex says:

    Off the appetizer menu at Mintwood Place: Escargot hush puppies (which I call snush-puppies), Grilled baby octopus, and Maple pork cracklins. Wash it all down with a Lone Ranger from the bar.

  • Noe says:

    S’mores French Toast at Coco Sala. Always amazing.

  • jamohnit says:

    The Pescado Mexicano (fish tacos) from Oyamel….mmmm!….with a side of chips and fresh guacamole!…always have me coming back :-)

  • Postcollegiate says:

    For my birthday, we just ordered one of everything at Vinoteca and it is still the best damned meal I’ve had in DC.

  • enjoikam says:

    My favorite meal in DC consists of chicken tamales & cheese pupusas from El Tamarindo! Yummy, cheap, and available late (for night time cravings!).

  • danceable says:

    HANDS DOWN, Cava Mezze: Saganaki (lit on fire at your table), haloumi, the tasty mini gyros, mini lamb sliders, tzatziki, lollipop chicken, and ABSOLUTE MUST is their thick cut challah french toast (WITH honey, berries, and cream) for dessert. To die for.

  • BJp says:

    So many good options listed here. Love the chicken and waffles at Founding Farmers, and any pizza at Matchbox. But my wife and I were fortunate enough to go to Minibar for dinner on Easter Sunday. Definitely the best Easter dinner I’ve ever had. Amazing stuff. Peanut butter and jelly Foie Gras… Ridiculous.

  • Heather says:

    Bourbon flight + bone marrow at Blue Duck Tavern.

  • Anh Nguyen says:

    My favorite meal was at Mourayo in Dupont Circle. Royal dorado whole fish baked in salt. That’s what I call “perfection.”

  • Katie says:

    Standard’s pulled pork sandwich and Mexican corn is amazing on a sunny day. Great beer list and friendly servers too. Love that place.

  • Moonshine says:

    My favorite meal is spicy calamari and drunk noodle (chicken) at Thai Chili in China Town.