Argentina’s Famed, Open-Flame Hit Makes Dramatic D.C. Entrance Flowers, wood-fired steaks, and gin collide at Georgetown’s new Florería Atlántico and Brasero Atlántico ...

Tierney Plumb is an editor of Eater’s Northeast region, covering D.C., Boston, Philly, and New York. D.C.’s resident dining association announced the winners of the 43rd annual Rammy Awards on Sunday, ...

With Eater editors dining out sometimes several times a day, we come across lots of standout dishes, and we don’t want to keep any secrets. Check back for the best things we ate as 0f late ...

The 43rd annual Rammy Awards, better known as the Oscars of D.C.’s restaurant world, were somewhat overshadowed by one controversial mishap involving two talented Asian American chefs who were up for ...

Reverie, tenured chef Johnny Spero’s treasured tasting room hidden in a cobblestone alleyway since 2018, will serve its final course on Sunday, October 4. Reverie’s seven-year lifespan can be summed ...

Washington, D.C. Council votes for a compromise amendment on the Initiative 82 tipped minimum wage.

Many times, it’s the Michelin-starred hot spot or buzzy newcomer that grabs the most attention of D.C. diners. But there are plenty of small — even secret — spots that serve amazing food and drinks ...

It’s nearly guaranteed there’s a local restaurant offering an oyster deal whenever the craving strikes. While the ever-popular $1 oyster is harder to find these days, the dollar deal definitely still ...

Fairfax is known for a rich history and the ever-evolving scene around George Mason University. A diverse group of restaurants has been feeding locals, college students, and their parents for decades.

Anchored by the oldest open-air fish market in the U.S. to the south and the International Spy Museum to the north, D.C.’s Southwest Waterfront has boomed in recent years with a wealth of drinking and ...

The Best Breakfast Spots Around D.C. Where to find tasty bagels, beefy Texas-styled tacos, and more ...