The place reminded me a lot of college. Very dark and very loud. We had to yell to talk to everyone. The place was mostly Alabama alumni like I thought it would be. Makes sense. There aren't a lot of farms up here in DC.
The best part of the whole deal was that they had a tab set up so we got free beer! What a city!
Afterwards I took Kristy out to a sushi place that I used to check out near work called Nooshi. Those of you who read the New Orleans blog (which I imagine is everyone) know that this is still a relatively new thing to me. The funny thing is that I'm actually acquiring a taste for it. Those following at home will be happy to know that I have mastered the chopsticks.
You all know what's coming next.

We shared some shrimp tempora roll, soft shell crab roll and spicy crunchy shrimp roll. Also had a little General Tso chicken. Everything was awesome.

I'm really getting in to this sushi thing. I just couldn't contain my excitement.

Kristy enjoyed the food but most of all she is a huge fan of their lemonade.

We really like Nooshi but it's a long way from our apartment. If we're back in the area any time soon we'll check it out again.