NYC-born ice cream stores are also hot for the D.C. market of late. Van Leeuwen Ice Cream embarked on a big D.C. expansion in recent years; booze-infused Tipsy Scoop came to Chinatown; and Brooklyn’s ...

Though this list is limited to restaurants with no meat on the menu, it’s worth noting that quality vegan meals can be found all over town. Downtown’s long-running Elizabeth’s opens its townhouse ...

When it comes to dining out, having a picturesque view is the cherry on top. Many local hotel perches and restaurants pair their priceless vantage points of the Potomac and iconic U.S. monuments with ...

Adams Morgan’s sushi stalwart is also home to one of the most popular drag brunches in town. There’s two seatings every Sunday, from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ($39.95 per person). Shows ...

This high-end steakhouse outpost from Wolfgang Puck started serving lunch again in April, with filet mignon, wagyu steaks, and tomahawk ribeyes available for a decadent midday meal from 11:30 a.m. to ...

Along with his Chinese American sensation Lucky Danger, which just debuted a flagship in Penn Quarter, Ma is also behind ...

Downtown is getting a chic Italian spot from rapidly expanding Balos Restaurant Group. The upscale newcomer will be called ...

This is Eater DC’s guide to all the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that opened in June. For more 2025 debuts, check out our ...

Singani — Bolivia’s national drink — is a type of brandy, or distilled grape spirit running about 80-proof. This makes singani a relative of pisco (just don’t say that too loudly near a group of ...

Given D.C.’s proximity to Chesapeake Bay waterways, going with a seafood cuisine focus made most sense at the Morrow. “Growing up in Sweden, I’ve eaten my fair share of seafood and it’s my go-to ...

Executive Branch’s founding members include Trump-appointed “AI and crypto czar” David Sacks, crypto kings Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss — yes, those preppy twin rowers portrayed by Armie Hammer in the ...

That invisible touch is just a droplet in a sea of detail that makes Midtown Center’s modern Japanese izakaya unlike anything D.C. has seen before (1100 15th Street NW). The global hospitality group ...