Along with his Chinese American sensation Lucky Danger, which just debuted a flagship in Penn Quarter, Ma is also behind ...

This is Eater DC’s guide to all the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that opened in June. For more 2025 debuts, check out our ...

Pizza places near the Pentagon got a spike in business over this past week of international warfare – and one social media ...

For the sixth edition of its D.C. guide, inspectors added four new one-star Michelin eateries: Albi, chef Michael Rafidi’s hearth-burning Levantine showpiece in Navy Yard (and one of Eater’s 11 Best ...

Long-established D.C. restaurants are still adding tasting menus to their menu, with Centrolina ’s award-winning chef Amy Brandwein launching her Friday-only Stela tasting menu in March, just before ...

Though this list is limited to restaurants with no meat on the menu, it’s worth noting that quality vegan meals can be found all over town. Downtown’s long-running Elizabeth’s opens its townhouse ...

The Georgetown landmark where Thomas Jefferson once drank is now the home of a bar reviving forgotten cocktails from the late 18th century. Newly named executive chef Greg Heitzig showcases creative ...

Longtime D.C. chef Fabio Trabbochi’s casual pasta house with a mozzarella bar is named for the Italian masters who make fresh pasta. Top sellers include carbonara, potato gnocchi with porcini crema, ...

The D.C. area is home to many outstanding Chinese restaurants, but diners willing to travel outside the city limits will also be rewarded. Places like Rockville, Falls Church, and Fairfax County boast ...

While 2 Amys is the OG, Menomale and Pupatella both compete for the title of best Neapolitan pizza in D.C. The can’t-miss pies at Inferno Pizza Napoletana, puffy to the point of near weightlessness, ...

Tucked above a CVS in Dupont, Sushi Taro is a pull-out-all-the-stops kind of a restaurant. The omakase counter tasting starts at $275 per person ($350 on Saturdays) with regular menu items including ...

NYC-born ice cream stores are also hot for the D.C. market of late. Van Leeuwen Ice Cream embarked on a big D.C. expansion in recent years; booze-infused Tipsy Scoop came to Chinatown; and Brooklyn’s ...