Farmers & Distillers Coming Fall of 2016!
Exciting news for Farmers Restaurant Group! We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to our collection of farmer-owned restaurants, Farmers & Distillers (600 Massachusetts Avenue), is set to open in November of 2016!
Farmers & Distillers will embody the true enterprising spirit of the original Founding Father, George Washington. He experimented with progressive farming techniques at his Mount Vernon estate, and established what became the largest distillery in America at the turn of the 18th century.
Farmers & Distillers will showcase house-made spirits and 12 beer taps that will feature only DC, Maryland, and Virginia-brewed beers.
Every decision of Farmers & Distillers was pulled through the filter of “What would George do?” be it flavor profiles, plate ware, cooking technique or design. From Sticky Pork Riblets to Donut Ice Cream Sandwiches, the menu will feature something for everyone.
See the press release here to learn more!
Alexandria’s New Favorite Patio Has Arrived at Founding Farmers
After an amazing first few months serving the Alexandria community, Founding Farmers Alexandria is excited to announce that our patio is officially open for the season! Located in the heart of Potomac Yard, our outdoor seating is the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast, lunch, weekday happy hour, dinner, or weekend brunch.
Our House-Churned Ice Cream
What Makes Founding Farmers Ice Cream the Best? The best part about our house-churned ice cream may not be how incredibly delicious it is… well, actually, that is the best part… but the next best part is what goes into our handcrafted ice cream.
Summer Salads That Celebrate the Season
As temperatures rise and the days grow longer, there’s nothing quite like a refreshing, nutrient-packed salad to satisfy your hunger without weighing you down. At Founding Farmers, we’re proud to bring you the best summer salads in the DMV and greater Philly area, crafted with ingredients harvested at their peak from farmers we personally know and trust.
