you too can eat like a Washington insider. Here’s how to do it. Congressional Republicans love steakhouses — the genre accounted for three of their five most popular restaurants in the D.C ...

As stated by The Washington Post’s food critic Tom Sietsema ... SHŌTŌ managing partner Arman Naqi told Eater DC, “There’s no bad seat in the restaurant.” The spacious, 155-seat ...

and the food reflects it,” she says. As the weather cools, it’s tempting to cozy up with a bowl of good pasta or a hearty steak Florentine, and while Washington may not have a Little Italy ...

In Washington DC, "great food" has become an important part of ... Even nearby Maryland has its famous crab cakes. In the eyes of most, the US capital has never had a nationally or internationally ...

After nearly five months of working from home — or living at work, as the Eeyores among us describe the situation — I’ve been experiencing this strange phenomenon: I miss Washington.