This building has one of the best interior rooms in DC, if not the country. Anyone interested in the architecture of Washington DC should visit.
A backyard barbecue beer garden offering essentially every version of pork possible - from brats to pulled pork sammies to the "dachshund in the grass slaw dog" along with a selection of craft beers. Read more.
The simple falafel is experiencing a heyday, and this tiny shop is a clear indication why. Experiment with toppings: turmeric-tinged cabbage and jalapeño-fueled herb sauce are delicious options.
The restaurant where JFK proposed to Jackie O. Second booth on the right. Bonus points if you're able to get a picture sitting there!
If you want to taste everything this place has - try the "whole lotta glory platter" and it comes with 4 sides. The platter is for 2-3 people and is the perfect portion.
What's not to love about Ted's? The homemade pop tarts, the adult the milkshakes, the breakfast platters? All delicious.
Croque Madame. Get it. Pan au chocolait. Get it. This place is great for breakfast, brunch or lunch. Great outdoor seating
What to do at El Centro: get the slider with guac and cheese. What not do to at el Centro: not get the sliders. Did the bottomless brunch without drinks for $25. Was great.
The crab cakes are SO good, especially on the Eggs Chesapeake. Good Bloody Marys too, nice and spicy! Service is also very friendly.
A place to knock back a cold draft (20 are available, including Dogfish Head 90 Minute) or even a finger of small-batch bourbon. Nope, this place is not for wusses. You won’t find a morsel to eat. Read more.
Reservations are a must if you plan visiting Le Diplomate during peak hours. When you do get a table, don't miss the chicken foie gras parfait and the near perfect steak frites.
Ethiopian restaurants aren’t unusual in DC, but this is the place to experience spicy, long-cooked stews and the sizzling theatrics of the meat-and-onion stir-fries called tibs.
What's that creeping? Oh, just stacks on stacks of brined brisket, w/ house pickles spilling out between toasted rye. Read more.
Speakeasy minus the dark paneled wood and bow tied bartenders. They limit attendance - which means actual conversations without yelling. Get their punch du jour!
The One Eye and Texas Burger are two of the best burgs around, but don't sleep on the brand-new Boss of the Sauce with pastrami, swiss, coleslaw and 1000 island. It's huge and spectacular. Read more.
Bone marrow, brussels sprouts, braised beef, polenta and cheese and the huckleberry buckle were delicious
The museum first opened in 1964, and among the items on display are the original Star-Spangled Banner and Dorothy's ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz.
