Washington, DC has undergone a restaurant boom in the past several years. From neighborhood to neighborhood, the best restaurants in Washington, DC i... Read More
Washington, DC has undergone a restaurant boom in the past several years. From neighborhood to neighborhood, the best restaurants in Washington, DC include plenty of new dining options, such as spicy Thai Isaan cuisine (Little Serow), an innovative vegetable-focused, fast-casual restaurant helmed by a celebrity chef (Beefsteak; José Andrés), and a seasonal garden-style oasis where the President celebrated a birthday (Rose’s Luxury). With so many special places to eat in Washington, DC, that stuffy steakhouse stereotype hasn’t been true for a long time, and it isn’t true now.
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Ben's Chili Bowl
DC legend Ben’s Chili Bowl has been around since 1958. Try the iconic half-smoke (half-pork, half-beef smoked sausage) topped with Ben’s homemade chili... Read More
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Le Diplomate
Situated on the bustling 14th Street corridor, Le Diplomate is Philly restaurateur Stephen Starr’s DC debut—and it’s a winner. This brasserie pairs a... Read More
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Little Serow
Little Serow is the more casual sister to fine dining restaurant Komi. Here, James Beard Award-winning chef Johnny Monis doesn’t shy away from the heat... Read More
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Mintwood Place
Perhaps best known among Washingtonians for its escargot hush puppies, Mintwood Place has rapidly become a local favorite for its menu, which adds a... Read More
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Rose's Luxury
Rose’s Luxury is one of DC’s most buzzed-about new restaurants, and for good reason. The innovative, seasonal menu includes dishes like spaghetti with... Read More
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Toki Underground
Ramen addicts lined up outside of Toki Underground when it opened in 2011 on H Street NE, and that's not just a result of the restaurant’s tiny dining... Read More