The new rules should bring more food and merchandise options to the streets and sidewalks of Washington.
The celebrity chef and the newspaperman to focus on American farmers and ingredients
Two-year-old restaurant in Rockville is a testament to home-style Korean cuisine.
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Brian McBride from RW Restaurant Group assumes the head chef role, and he has big changes for the annual fundraising dinner.
The coffee shop focuses on local products and ingredients, whether Ceremony coffees from Annapolis or hand pies made in-house.
The $20 Diner finds bliss in a takeout order of smoky, charred, lusty, dusky dark meat.
The Mexican celebrity chef explains the difficulties of making your own tortillas and competing with his peers on the Bravo reality show.
Chef de cuisine Michael Fusano and GM Lindsay Suozzo split from Elisir earlier than expected after conflicts with the owners.
Six places to find good examples, in Rockville, Pentagon City, Falls Church and more.
To reach the pearly gates of good bubble tea, start with the right treasure.
Food trucks create unique dining destinations in a city packed with traditional eateries.
The $20 Diner is taken with the chef’s new shop — particularly the bread.
Hidden in a Days Inn in Northeast Washington, the kitchen turns out spicy Sichuan and Shaanxi dishes.
The grandson of the Harvey's Market founder plans to open a throwback butcher shop.
Range's charcuterie specialist will now turn his attention to seafood from the Chesapeake Bay.
Australian native Fiona Lewis plans to give the District a taste of the fish markets she frequented back in Melbourne.
Citing scheduling conflicts, the embattled TV personality will instead offer an Afternoon with Paula Deen next year in Washington.
Cervera hopes to pattern the American after Boxcar Tavern.
Taqueria el Poblano serves up tributes to Cal-Mex tacos and burritos.