The folks behind Punk's Backyard Grill re-created a casual American cookout in an indoor space.
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When after-hours cravings hit, this Adams Morgan joint offers revelers protein-packed street food.
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Annandale's Han Gang gets the details just right.
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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.
5:22 PM
Reality TV's "Hell's Kitchen" season three winner Rahman "Rock" Harper, has been hired away from Next Door on U Street to be the new executive chef at the Carlyle Club, the art deco-style restaurant that serves live music with its dinner menu.
5:02 PM
Our local "cheftestants" will be showing off their skills at Marie Reed Elementary School this Saturday as Top Chef: The Tour comes to town. Spike Mendelsohn and Carla Hall will be the star attractions at the event, which includes chef demonstrations, tips and tastings. Sixty chairs are available under the tent for each of the four seatings: 10:30 ...
Every Thursday at 1 p.m. ET, Going Out Guide experts share their best bets for local flavor, great dates and family fun.
Globe-trotting DJ Jesse Tittsworth puts down the records to talk about his favorite places for food and drinks.
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