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The Dabney is part of Mashable’s after hours guide for getting the most out of Washington, D.C.

By Erin Block from Mashable 7 p.m. The Dabney A 15-minute cab ride from Petworth to the Shaw neighborhood will take you to the dark, yet enticing, Blagden Alley. Look for a series of [...]

June 26th, 2016|Clients in The News|

What to Expect at…Kapnos Kouzina, A Hospitality Construction Project

By Anna Spiegel, Washingtonian By now, if you’ve strolled up 14th Street—or through Terminal C at Reagan National—you’re likely familiar with Mike Isabella’s mini-chain of Greek small-plates tavernas. His latest, a loud, perpetually mobbed [...]

June 25th, 2016|Clients in The News|

The Dabney, A Hospitality Construction Project, Named To DC’s 40 Most Essential Dishes of 2016 List

From the Washington Post Bloody Butcher corn bread at the Dabney The name is pretty gruesome, yes. Even though Bloody Butcher sounds like a nickname for a slasher pic villain, it refers to a [...]

June 18th, 2016|Clients in The News|

Value Engineering, Deadlines, and the Art of Making a Minimalist Design Come to Life

By Danny Klein from FSR Magazine Start, start, finish. Start, finish, finish. “I know that sounds ridiculous, but it’s honest,” says Rob Mescolotto, the founder of Hospitality Construction Services, of a recent project. “Money [...]

June 15th, 2016|Design, Value Engineering|

Try “Artisanal Doritos” With Smoked Catfish Dip at The Dabney-A Hospitality Construction Project

By Jessica Sidman from Washington City Paper There's hardly a junk food out there that some local chef hasn't given the gourmet touch. (Ho Hos? Check. Pop Tarts? Double check.) But a fancy take [...]

June 9th, 2016|Clients in The News|