Check out the winter cocktail menu; the "A La Mode" is a perfect combo of warm apple butter, vanilla-kumquat whipped cream, and apple spiced rum. Read more.
Will their banh mis, rice bowls and everything-but-the-kitchen-sink combos be better than those of your favorite hole in the wall? Read more.
If scotch isn’t your thing, you have plenty of non-scotch options to wet your whistle, including a well-curated selection of bourbons, rye whiskies, craft beer, and cocktails. Read more.
After a late night, grab a caramelized onion'd Bison Burger, and the organic vodka/carrot & orange juice/ginger syrup Clear Confusion, if only it would help clear up last night’s confusion. Read more.
Best Indian food in DC, Chef Vikram is amazing as well as owner Ashok Bajaj. Sexiest restaurant also. -Tamesha Warren, Top Chef
The small plates menu changes often, but includes favorites likea chicken liver pate and a stinging nettle quiche. To drink, try the Ruffled Shirt or the boozy Cuba Libre float. [Eater 38 Member]
Sitting just beneath its sister beer haven ChurchKey, Birch & Barley is the full package: a refined menu plus creative desserts and a beer list that is 555-strong. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Note the lunch deal in the bar that pairs an entree with a glass of wine for $12. [Eater 38 Member]
Cash-only and cafeteria-style, Pho 75 is consistently lauded for the flavors of its beef broth. It's also a lunchtime favorite for nearby office workers. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
The tiny quarters can be a wait, but it's worth your time to grab a bowl at Ren's Ramen. Don't feel like waiting? Ruan Thai in the same shopping center's a solid bet for Thai.[Eater 38 Member]
With its 45-foot-long bar, custom-cocktail list, and late-night DJs, Barcode sure looks like a lounge built for image-conscious night crawlers. Read more.
Ornate crown molding and glossy black wood-herringbone floors add luxe notes—there are even velvet footstools for your handbag, while the firelit rear chamber feels like a cocoon of privacy.
