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Since first opening in 2005, Hank's Oyster Bar has garnered several awards as well as spots on numerous "best of" lists. With its scrumptious lobster rolls, mussels, po' boys, and macaroni and cheese, regulars say that these accolades are well-deserved.
As you read the menu, your server will bring a bowl of goldfish crackers to your table, which diners say is a quirky, fun touch. One of the most popular dishes in the lobster roll, described as having a lightly toasted bun and brimming with lots of fresh lobster meat. The lamb and blue cheese burger is another standout, as is the fresh oyster po' boy, which comes with house-made coleslaw. Regulars rave about the macaroni and cheese, which tastes lightly smoky and has the flavors of gouda and sour cream with bread crumbs. Diners also appreciate the small dish of dark chocolate chunks that are given to each table with the check.
Hank's doesn't take reservations, so you might have a bit of a wait, particularly on weekend nights.
Hank's Oyster Bar
1026 King St.
Alexandria, VA 22314
(703) 739-4265
hanksrestaurants.com
Read the reviews on Yelp.
Category: Restaurants Tags: Alexandria Dining, Hanks Oyster Bar, Restaurants in Alexandria
During the Civil War, Fort Ward stood as a symbol of strength, protecting the nation's capital (and the president who called it home), Washington, D.C. The fort still stands today in its original Alexandria home as a reminder of the brave men who fought not only for their own freedom, but also for that of others. It's touted as one of the best preserved Union forts still standing, which is why it makes for the perfect spot for a Civil War museum.
Fort Ward Museum houses exhibits that explain the role it played in the Civil War. Learn about everything from the way its military personnel lived and operated at the time to its effect on history as a Union Army crossroads. The museum also hosts special events, such as Civil War reenactments and lecture series.
Fort Ward Museum
4301 W. Braddock Road
Alexandria, VA 22304
(703) 838-4848
http://www.alexandriava.gov/FortWard
http://www.yelp.com/biz/fort-ward-museum-alexandria
Category: Things To Do Tags: Alexandria Attractions, Fort Ward Museum, Things to Do in Alexandria
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