Washington, D.C. - April 28, 2008

Catch of the Day

Tackle Box Restaurant Opens

Fishing for your dinner would be great if there weren’t the matter of bait, Potomac pollution, and endless waiting for something to bite.

Make things easier by getting your fresh fish at Tackle Box, the newly opened New England-themed eatery in Georgetown.

The casual, self-proclaimed shore shack offers a rotating selection of fresh fish available wood grilled or crispy fried. Wooden picnic tables mean that you’ll have plenty of room for tasty sides like grilled asparagus and mac and cheese.

You can also take the good stuff home with the Box’s signature lobster boil pots. Available for takeout or delivery, the boil includes Maine lobster, mussels, clams, chorizo sausage, grilled onions, potatoes, and the chef’s blend of spices.

Looks like you’ve finally found the reel thing.

Tackle Box, 3245 M Street NW, between Wisconsin Avenue and Potomac Street (202-337-8269); online at tacklebox-dc.com.

  Good for Kids, Takeout