The U.S. is home to a melting pot of cultures. A large percentage of the population consists of immigrants, and many of them get their start through the restaurant business. At first, these businesses were [...]
From the edge of DC’s Wharf to the streets of Falls Church and Silver Spring, Washington’s dining scene became even more turbocharged this year. We visited 300-plus restaurants to bring you this list of our [...]
A sneak peek at our top-tier favorites. In the restaurant world, 2019 was the year that gave and the year that took away. We lost many favorites—RIP Ray’s the Steaks, Sally’s Middle Name, Proof, and Himitsu. But oh, how [...]
Incoming options for seafood-centric pasta, wood-burning Middle Eastern food, and regional Greek While restaurants across the D.C. area gear up for the holiday rush, some groups are simultaneously working to get a new crop of [...]
For the 42nd year, you voted on your top places to eat. New Restaurant 1. Rooster & Owl, Columbia Heights Carey and Yuan Tang pair inventive four-course tasting menus with playful touches such as house-made gummies, which arrive with the [...]
As the capital of the United States, Washington is a busy city at all times of the year. Everyone knows that it’s a hub for government and a home to American neoclassical architecture, but it’s [...]
From a quirky hand-roll counter in Seattle to a Providence café making the flakiest baklava, these are the places we can't stop thinking about. Call Your Mother Washington, D.C. The deli where a bagel should [...]
We're happy to see 14 out of 100 restaurants on this honorable list were constructed by Hospitality Construction Services. Congratulations to our partners for making Washingtonian's Top 100 Very Best Restaurants in Washington! 6. The [...]
The Eater 38 covers D.C. and its many suburbs, spanning myriad cuisines and budgets while collectively satisfying a vast array of restaurant needs. The list is fine-tuned every few months to accommodate outstanding new additions [...]
One of the great things about D.C. is that everyone ends up here for different reasons. Some are born here. Some grow up — or still live — nearby in Maryland or Virginia. Some move [...]
