Just try to resist barbecue in Annandale by way of Seoul.
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If you don't mind the smoke, Lebnan Zaman is a good place to unwind over shawarma.
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No Valentine's reservations? We offer a few suggestions.
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Penn Quarter's Sei has been packed with diners looking for small plates and sake.
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At these five restaurants,
you don't have to spend a lot
to eat well.
Tom Sietsema reveals which restaurants deliver the most culinary bang for the buck.
January 29, 2009
In light of a sour economy, Michel Richard Citronelle is cutting its hours and staff. Earlier this month, the modern French restaurant in Georgetown stopped serving dinner Sunday and Monday and began the process of reducing its kitchen and dining room crews. Dinner is now offered Tuesday through Saturday; as many as 10 staff may be sidelined.
January 29, 2009
When it comes to Valentine's Day dining this year, it appears that if you snoozed, you lost. While many of us were still sleeping off the inauguration, savvy D.C. diners snapped up tables at romantic dining rooms around the region. Eve? "Fully committed." Adour, Corduroy, Farrah Olivia, Vermilion, Volt? All booked up, according to OpenTable.com. There are still tables to be found at places like Cafe Atlantico, Marvin and Mio -- provided you don't mind eating early (before 6:30) or late (after 9) that Saturday. But if you want to have that romantic dinner during the 7 or 8 o'clock hours, here are a few places that still had tables as of press time.
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are mostly non-chain eateries, bc I'm a snob and I support local businesses. But I still <3 Wendy's.
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