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Food Guide

Restaurant Reviews and the Best of DC

Every week, we review two new eateries in the DC area. Here, we've gathered the most highly-praised restaurants to help you find what you're looking for. And whether you want to try a new international cuisine or just your favorites at a lower price, we've also got you covered with our round-ups of the best in each category.

Classic American

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Serving Up Adventure

Best if shared, every plate on the extensive menu manages to turn traditional American staples, such as pizza and cornbread, into culinary masterpieces. 

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Bakeries&Brunch

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Treat Yourself to a Heavenly Brunch

The intense cinnamon flavor of the French toast and the richness of the bananas and chocolate were blended to perfection.

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International

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Babushka-Approved Russian Cuisine

Open for lunch and dinner throughout the week, MariVanna has an old-fashioned, authentic feel that extends beyond its exterior.

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Coffee&Tea

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Hidden Cafe Makes Coffee That Counts

Located on Wisconsin Avenue and Reservoir Road, the Bean Counter is an intimate, family-owned cafe that embodies the term “hole in the wall.”

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A World of Flavor

Local Options for a Global Palate

Spring 2013 Food Issue

Experience the rich culinary culture the District has to offer. We've rounded up the best of African, Asian, Middle Eastern, Caribbean and Latin American cuisines. We've also got the best in unique desserts and American specials. And in case you want to create some international eats at home, try out some surprisingly easy recipes to wow your friends!

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DC on a Budget

Fall 2012 Food Issue

Just because you're on a budget doesn't mean you can't explore all that DC has to offer. Go on a culinary adventure that won't burn a hole in your pocket!