If you’re ready to switch things up, head to Han Palace-Woodley Park, where the only pancake option is filled with scallions and meant to be dipped in a ginger or soy sauce (options that are lined up in gorgeous ceramics for ease of use at every table). Even the lunch options that sometimes appear on brunch menus, like chicken sandwiches or salads, don’t always break you out of the rut.
The scene: Traditional brunch is great, but some combination of eggs and meat on repeat every weekend can get stale. They come in varieties like “single ladies,” “bridezilla shooter” and “birthday blitz,” though a waiter couldn’t tell me which liquors constitute each drink - just that “they all have whipped cream.” Mimosas are the only drink included in the bottomless deal, but you can get $9 mimosas, bloody marys and “beermosas,” which are cheaper than bottomless if you don’t plan to have more than three drinks, or tag on a $10 shot. Unlike at some other local drag brunches, the menu is a la carte, and an ATM is provided in case you don’t have cash on hand for tips. Lip-syncing hits by Beyoncé, Pink and other icons, they collect dollars from diners who dance as best as they can between forkfuls of avocado toast and gravy-smothered “hangover pizza.” Expect audience interaction (read: don’t be shocked at the announcement of a twerking competition), especially at the end of the meal when guests are invited to a restaurant-wide dance party. Though it’s barely noon, the mimosas are already flowing as queens (including “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 2 star Tatianna) strut across the restaurant in sky-high heels and glittery outfits. The scene: “Is that an aperol spritz? Chug it.” That’s the order drag queen Crystal Edge gives to a patron in her introduction to City Tap’s drag brunch. There’s no room rental fee, but some spaces do come with a minimum - a perfect way to encourage plus-one invites to graduation gatherings, wedding after-parties, alumni events and corporate receptions. And on the second floor, six garage doors open to balconies. Mission Navy Yard has four bars, including one it claims is the largest in the city, measuring a whopping 150 feet. But you can also rent private rooms, or even the entire restaurant. That doesn’t happen at Mission Navy Yard, where there are eight (eight!) different event spaces available to rent - granted, some of these spaces are, literally, a nook between the edge of the bar and the wall. Then your crew arrives with a few too many tag-alongs, leaving waiters to scramble for extra chairs as everyone packs around a too-small table and the whole thing devolves into cramped, grumpy awkwardness. But this new move as a doting Kushner may do the trick as a part of a separation from her controversial family.The scene: Imagine the nightmare brunch scenario: You have a date on the calendar, the evites are sent, the reservation is made, the outfits are picked. But at some point, he will no longer be a viable candidate, and that’s when I think people will start to pay attention and they’ll be a little more open-minded because the fear and the loathing that’s associated with him among a portion of the population trumps any of the positive things that she’s been doing.”Īs many people know, once Ivanka was fully entrenched into her father’s Presidential run and campaign, the Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life author lost her brand, including brand deals, friends, and her status as socialite royalty. Lieb added, “Right now? Most people are not going to care what she does, as long as her father is a viable candidate for the presidency, there is a significant portion of the population that will not have any interest in the reintroduction of Ivanka Trump into the general conversation. Summed up, while the Kushner family also has their controversies, it can give Ivanka a chance to do the rebrand she’s been working for.
He added that this transition may be the ultimate way to separate herself from the Trump family. They’ve got a lot going on over in the Kushner clan, and she has her kids and her family. Jared has his own world and his own orbit - and we all know about his father’s own issues, but it’s a lot more stable brand, a lot less visible brand.
And she’s not 100% with both feet in the Trump orbit. Specifically, she’s reportedly ready to be a picture-perfect, doting Kushner wife. Hint: she’s going all-in on being a Kushner. In a recent article from Insider called “Call her Ivanka Kushner,” attorney and legal analyst Andrew Lieb talked to reporter Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert about Ivanka’s next rebranding move.
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