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D.C.’s is an expensive city to live in, and expense account-driven restaurants and tasting menu-only establishments that dot the local landscape certainly don’t help. Fortunately,...
Washington’s culinary landscape constantly evolves, always finding new expressions in its neighborhoods. This season, specifically, new DC restaurants buzz with fresh concepts, off...
Dupont Circle is both a destination for tourists and a home for many of the city’s well-to-do residents. The popular dining nexus is also stacked with plenty of lunchtime staples a...
It’s no secret that brunch is a treasured meal in D.C. If you’re looking to switch up your regular brunch spot, D.C. restaurants are always rolling out new weekend dishes and botto...
Georgetown’s red-hot steakhouse scene rose in June with the arrival of high-end American grill, the Oak Room, which comes with a bonus supper club up top, Bernadette’s. The two-sto...
Restaurant Week is back in the DMV through Sunday, Aug. 30, with more than 300 restaurants offering deals on multicourse meals. Diners can find brunch and lunch for $25 or $25 p...
D.C. restaurants mastered the art of takeout and delivery during the pandemic as a means to survive. Many have kept up to-go capabilities, while newer places have incorporated deli...
Eater writers and editors always get the same question. Friends, family, acquaintances, and randos all want to know, “Where should I eat right now?” That’s where the Eater Heatmap...
Though the typical tourist might envision Capitol Hill as a sea of government buildings, it’s also home to a strong constituency of reliable restaurants. The charming neighborhood,...
Many parents want their kids to grow into civilized diners with good palates, but children often don’t start out that way. Taking them out to eat requires patience — from parents,...
The Riggsby’s return was well worth the wait. Celebrity chef Michael Schlow closed the first Dupont iteration of his American hit during the pandemic, then cancelled plans to reviv...
An offshoot of similarly named siblings in D.C. and Long Island, the Angie came on the scene this summer as a new bistro option that exudes festive party vibes. There’s a bicycle-d...
Just as autumn rounds the corner, a sprinkling of fresh new dining destinations are taking shape around the D.C. area. Arrivals to look forward to include: Chandelier, a fancy ste...
Washington has a way of turning familiar ideas into fresh experiences. Sometimes the best culinary innovations begin with beloved, comforting classics. A new pub in Shaw is proving...
Settling down to eat blue crabs is a tradition around the Chesapeake region. No summer would seem complete without the scent of Old Bay seasoning and cider vinegar wafting in the h...
A trifecta of debonair Dupont dining destinations is running on all cylinders one year in. The Sixty DC hotel includes retro cocktail den Reynold’s and sceney, Montauk Surf Lodge-a...
DC Summer Restaurant Week is back, and Cordelia Fishbar is in with two ways to experience one of Union Market’s favorite spots. Starting Tuesday, August 25 through Sunday, Septembe...
From the historic streets of Georgetown to the bustling energy of Navy Yard, life in the DMV moves quickly. Sometimes, a change of scenery offers the clearest perspective. We value...
D.C. has become more of a pizza town over the last few years. There are way more options than just the ubiquitous late-night jumbo slice, from plenty of Detroit-style pizzerias to...
Ballston has truly come into its own, transforming rapidly from a mere transit hub into a dynamic, sought-after destination. Its tree-lined streets now offer a sophisticated blend...
Washington DC Community Values: Prioritizing Authenticity and Local Connection Washington DC consistently highlights its contrasts. Amidst the city’s ambition and constant hum, res...
Ayat, regarded as one of New York City’s best Palestinian restaurants, opened in D.C. on Wednesday, July 22 (2112 Pennsylvania Avenue NW). The 3,500-square-foot space sits on the s...
Whether you are dining your way through DC Restaurant Week with exclusive multi-course menus, catching free outdoor Shakespeare under the stars, or taking in new landmark exhibitio...
This is Eater’s guide to all the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that have opened in August. If there’s an opening in your neighborhood that we’ve missed, let us know at dc@eater....
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