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Operated by the same people who have Liberty Tavern and Northside Social nearby, Lyon Hall is a French brassserie in Clarendon that opened in 2010. Food choices include charcuterie, cheeses, mussels, sausages, skirt steak frites, and veal sauerbraten. An attractive outdoor dining area makes this a nice spot for a Summer evening.
Kick off Signature Theatre’s season at the Signature Target Open House typically held in mid-July from noon to 10 PM. Free performances are held every 15 minutes on four stages both inside and out on the plaza in Shirlington Village. This is a full day filled with free entertainment for the entire family.
Inca Social on Wilson Boulevard in the Courthouse Neighborhood offers some of the best Peruvian food in the area.
NOTE: This post was originally for Ray’s Hell Burger and Ray’s Hell Burger Too which are now closed.
Arlington’s La Côte d’Or Café at 6876 Lee Highway in Arlington celebrates Bastille Day with a special menu, sparklers, live music and waiter races. The winner of the race to carry as many glasses of champagne gets a free trip to Paris.
Visit La Cote D’Or at other times of the year for authentic French cuisine. They also host frequent special dinners with musical entertainment and offer a three course Prix Fix menu.
Arlington has been named one of the most walkable cities in the Country. WALKArlington Walkabouts are a series of self-guided walking tours of eighteen Arlington neighborhoods including Rosslyn, Fairlington, Arlington Forest, Ashton Heights, Clarendon-Courthouse, & Ballston-Virginia Square.
Arlington has a variety of locations to play trivia. Check out the schedule here.
