Market to Pantry #7: Dean & DeLuca, Washington DC
From Deena, in Washington DC:
I moved to Washington, DC a few months ago in order to seek my fortune. I've been having fun exploring the city on foot, checking out new-to-me places and seeing what's around. I was lucky enough to arrive while the farmer's markets were still open, but now many of them have closed for the season. Time to check out the indoor and year-round markets! The Georgetown neighborhood is not far from where I live and is home to lots of fun shops, including Dean & DeLuca, a gourmet food market. I've promised myself some fancy chocolates from there once my first paycheck arrives... should be soon!
On Saturdays, for more than two years, we've been peeking into Other People's Pantries all around the world.
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Posted by: milton | November 27, 2010 at 05:09 AM
if i had a store like that close by i would have my pay cheque deposited straight into their bank account! How lucky(?) you are. thanks for sharing
Posted by: homegrown countrygirl | November 27, 2010 at 02:12 PM
What a fun read and great pics, too! Thank you for sharing! I hope you find your fortune!!!
Posted by: Bonnie | November 28, 2010 at 06:37 AM
What a great pantry! You can come out of there with an empty wallet everytime you go in... DC is a pretty neat place for places like this.
Posted by: carol,boston | November 30, 2010 at 02:01 PM
Ahhh Dean and Deluca!! I don't even look at the catalog because I can't control myself - I would never be able to contain myself at the actual market!
Lucky you!