T here’s a lot to do in Georgetown beyond giving directions to tourists. Might we suggest eating a meal at any of the ...

1789, the street-level restaurant in Georgetown, is a true institution—and one of the fanciest spots in DC. A proper meal will ... one of the best scenes in town. Unsurprisingly, it’s got ...

These brother-and-sister-run counter-service restaurants in ... the downtown DC food hall. His 30-minute lunch omakase—seven pieces of nigiri, a hand roll, and miso soup made from salmon stock—is one ...

The banh mi at Noodles 54 doesn’t skimp on size. Tierney Plumb/Eater DC D.C.’s latest 54 Noodles just filled a big restaurant hole left behind by Indian spot Masala Art, which closed its 4th Street SW ...

Listed in no particular order, here are a few of the best chef-curated ... managing partner Arman Naqi told Eater DC, “There’s no bad seat in the restaurant.” The spacious, 155-seat ...

If Mom’s been itching to try Keith McNally’s often-packed Union Market arrival (or the NYC original), brunch is a good time ...