Old Town Alexandria’s Bastille and Bistrot Royal serve up two sides of French with an inventive pastry chef and a superior sommelier.
Ever want scrambled eggs in your egg roll or green tea in French toast? Ping Pong in Washington, D.C., has a brunch menu for East-West cravings on a weekend
Olive oil has deep cultural significance and health benefits, but alleged fraud in the industry has belittled it. New shops have emerged to change just that
Grill season means BBQ, burgers and…dessert? Here are ten desserts, including chocolate nachos, to throw on the barbie.
While you’re waiting for the ribs to roast, let your family have a preview of your culinary skills with these delicious and fun grilled appetizers.
Whiskey is a drink for all seasons. Trade in that old-fashioned for a lighter, fizzier option in anticipation of a warm night.
Tiger and Cub banners are the only markers outside this bar. Equipped with a hot dog warmer, the bar does 3 things: Chicago dogs, Detroit coneys and booze.
You know Mom wants flowers on Mother’s Day, so why not serve them to her on a plate? The floral aromas add a unique flavor to these dishes, and she’ll still be able to enjoy their appealing visual elements.
Tuna is arguably the most versatile of proteins; you can eat it raw, grilled, canned, with fruit or salad. Try these ten recipes to get inspired.
A turn-of-the-century ice company is reinvented as a “beers and steers” hangout in DC. Whiskey, mason jars, and barbecue abound.
Whether or not you consider these dishes to be authentic, celebrate Mexico’s historic victory the best way you know how. Try these queso dips and dishes with a kick of chili.
Come for the rooftop, stay for the sausages. Roofer’s Union, a new joint in DC prides themselves on innovative cocktails, homemade pretzel buns and sausages.
Create a variety of hard-boiled eggs for spring that will intrigue diners of all ages.
Barcelona Wine Bar in Logan Circle has the recipe for success: a fantastic gathering place, phenomenal food and amazing drinks.
Earl’s fresh roasted sandwiches in DC are “homemade without the hassle.” The sandwich joint boasts a menu of 40 options.
Salads are only boring if you let them. Making your own dressings that can also be marinades or dips.
Republic is the latest eatery in the up-and-coming Ballston neighborhood outside D.C, serving modern southern comfort dishes.
DC Dives: At Fast Gourmet, the District’s best Latin American food comes with a tank of regular unleaded.
Try these spring vegetable recipes to help coax the warm weather out of hibernation.
The RAMMYs release their list of nominees for the best in the restaurant industry for DC.