This is what I’m basing it on - http://slowfoodnation.org/blog/2008/09/01/victory-garden-to-remain-in-place-until-november/ also – check this out - http://slowfoodnation.org/blog/2008/08/12/where-the-bounty-goes-sf-... (64 replies, last updated by Earl Grey September 5, 2008)

will be over the weekend, especially since both the hand-pulled noodles and puri are very labor-intensive made-to-order items. Very Slow Food Nation? Each of the three items I had was $6 or $7. Two would have been enough for a... (22 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston September 7, 2008)

extends beyond the food that we eat. As the Washington Post pointed out this weekend about the newest Victory Garden on the White House grounds, "Ms. Obama, having no need to defeat the Axis and showing no inclination to get... (54 replies, last updated by lgss March 25, 2009)

Is anyone going to Slow Food Nation over Labor Day? Chow is one of the sponsors, but we’re also attending as fans. Can anyone who’s been to a Slow Food event like Terra Madre give an idea of what to expect? (11 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong September 5, 2008)

Who knows? It’s a new festival. Slow Food projects sometimes suffer from disorganization and lack of funding. (19 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston July 27, 2008)

Thought some of you might be interested in this one. I’d think all chowhounds would embrace slow food, but I bet I’d be thinking wrong. Anyone? Link: http://www.thenation.com/docPrint.mhtml?i=20010820&s=stille (1 reply, last updated by Kit H. August 22, 2001)

Have 7:30 pm tickets at Victory Gardens. Looking for suggestions for nearby restaurants for either before or after the play. A variety of price ranges would be appreciated. Thanks. Psychman (3 replies, last updated by SuzMiCo December 27, 2006)

. The lawn in front of city hall was transformed into a Victory Garden. Take an urban plot, make it green and grow food for people in need. The Youth Food Movement at Slow Food Nation held many events to bring together students... (0 replies, last updated by anina September 7, 2008)

/what Slow Food is is somehow stagnant and monolithic. If such things were true then the US would still be a few puritan slave owners dotted up and down the east coast. Or the Chicago Cubs would have been the National League... (62 replies, last updated by Devotay April 4, 2008)

-day harvest celebration Honoree Tom Burford At Vintage Virginia Apples In North Garden, VA Slow Food Virginia will present a harvest celebration for America’s favorite fruit at Vintage Virginia Apples at Rural Ridge Farm in... (0 replies, last updated by Ilaine October 8, 2004)

, with an awesome homemade catsup. Very friendly waitstaff. some links I found: http://www.victory-44.com/ http://blogs.citypages.com/food/2009/05/now_open_victor.php (15 replies, last updated by churchka July 21, 2009)

Who’s growing what in their "victory" (vegetable) gardens? With any luck, I should have more tomatoes, squash, and melons than I know what to do with this summer. Anybody in the SF Bay Area willing to trade extra crops? (8 replies, last updated by Karen_Schaffer May 27, 2009)

First let me say that I do think this place is 1st rate. That being said .. I also think it is kinda expensive based on portions & that not much is included. I did not pay my friend took us there. It reminded me of many of the... (0 replies, last updated by wishuwerhere January 30, 2005)

You are allowed to bring in food and one bottle of water: http://washington.nationals.mlb.com/was/ballpark/a-z_guide.jsp#o Last season there was an “On the Fly” cart outside the park that sold Julia’s Empanadas.... (16 replies, last updated by ktmoomau June 29, 2009)

Washington Post to the rescue! This morning’s paper was a feature article on food at Nationals Park. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/04/01/AR2008040100595_pf.html (47 replies, last updated by Meg August 13, 2008)