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February 26, 2013 Food & Drink » Food and Drink

Food Review: Rappahannock 

This seafood game changer brings more than oysters to Grace Street.

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Rappahannock may be the game changer for Grace Street. The latest outpost of Rappahannock River Oyster Co. has positioned itself to appeal to seafood lovers. But the abundance of General Assembly types and suits at lunch and after work attests to…

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