Restaurants

A date at the theater during the holiday season is a perfect excuse to dress up and enjoy a great night out, but a rumbling stomach during Act One can spoil the fun.

Lost Society — there’s an air of exclusivity in the name. 

When a restaurant is simply called Meatballs, the namesake food better be good.  

Among the D.C. area’s many neighborhoods, perhaps none suffers more indignity from association with a single food item than Adams Morgan and its jumbo pizza slice.

If Washington is presiding over the decadent decline of America, then the new restaurant Sax is the place this town has been crying out for.

To the uninitiated, Cleveland Park might look like it suffers from something of an identity crisis.

Pearl Dive Oyster Palace and Black Jack offer seafood — and the elusive cool factor.

Mexican food is one of those cuisines that can ignite a craving. Nachos can lead to a burrito, which can lead to a couple of tacos, which can end in chips and salsa. Those south-of-the-border flavors have the ability to leave diners wanting more. 

Going rogue in Washington seems to be trendy these days 

Be it spicy, tangy, crunchy or gooey, no one does satisfying bar food like the Irish — and Americans, who have not stopped inventing new pairings of carbs and dairy since popularizing the grilled cheese sandwich nearly a century ago.