On this first day of spring, we asked some of the area's more farm-focused chefs.
The new venture shares some similarities to Supper and Franklin Mortgage.
The new cocktails embrace a heavier, harder-rocking sound.
The collaboration from Supper's Mitch Prensky and Franklin Mortgage and Investment Co.'s Mike Welsh takes its nmae from the nearby Fairmount Park mansion.
The new restaurant is taking shape at 25th and Aspen.
The new menu features the return of some fall favorites and some new dishes, too.
Neither party will confirm or deny a more expanded partnership.
Taking cues from some of the greatest works in the rockist canon, Supper starts pouring its new Franklin Mortgage-designed cocktails.
Supper, Zahav, Delicatessen and more are rolling out special dishes for the holiday.
David Bowie, the Rolling Stones and the Kinks are the inspiration for Supper's new cocktails.
Supper's chef thinks most chef's tastings are really about stroking the chef's ego.
The new Farmhouse Table will be served to just eight Mondays through Thursdays.
Chef Edward Lee comes to South Street from Kentucky to cook a $38 southern dinner.
The dinner will feature many dishes composed of ingredients form the chef's farm.