Going Back to Retail
Posted by NickWe like to tell our grandparent’s story. First generation immigrants arrived from Eastern Europe in the early 1900′s. Entrepreneurial spirit was the survival tool of the day. So many of our grandparents generation flooded the retail market. In DC, the corner grocery stores were the market of choice. They called them District Grocery Stores. We’ve decided…
The Good Old Days
Posted by NickDC has never been known for its delicatessens. Sure, New York has us beat but there’s a legacy here too we mustn’t forget. Hofberg’s Delicatessen was the place for many generations. For g-ds sake, our parents were bar mitzvahed there. Yesterday, while mining through archival photographs at the Jewish Historical Society in downtown DC, we stumbled…
Chipotle’s on the Farm
Posted by NickThis was previously published on the Huffington Post I got an elated call from Bev Eggleston last spring. The renowned Virginia pig farmer had really big news. The executive team from Chipotle was headed to his farm to source pigs for their growing burrito empire. The farm-to-table movement is certainly in vogue. Restaurants across the…










