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You’ll find comfort food such as poutine — fries topped with melted cheese curds, fried duck egg optional — at Brass Tacks. The gastropub also serves salads, including one that features grilled asparagus.
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You’ll find comfort food such as poutine — fries topped with melted cheese curds, fried duck egg optional — at Brass Tacks. The gastropub also serves salads, including one that features grilled asparagus.

Brass Tacks: Solid gastropub tosses in some yummy surprises | Restaurant review

Brass Tacks is a Georgetown gastropub with serious cocktails and a solid menu, which includes impressive burgers and mac ‘n’ cheese, plus a surprising array of alluring salads.

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