What’s the deal with… Pho at Froggy Bottom Pub?
Walking by the entrance of Froggy Bottom Pub, a popular hangout for GW students, a bright orange, neon sign reveals the restaurant's one very atypical offering: pho.
Stories from the September 28, 2009, Print Edition
Walking by the entrance of Froggy Bottom Pub, a popular hangout for GW students, a bright orange, neon sign reveals the restaurant's one very atypical offering: pho.
Soo Na Son is part of a thriving population of 250 South Korean students at GW. But why would a student from Korea choose to travel thousands of miles to attend a school in a country where few speak her language?
While some juniors dream of big business, Andrew Thal has already created his. But his goal is not to put money in his own pocket. It's to put food in the mouths of others.
Good pizza can be hard to come by in D.C., but we're determined to find it.