Author: Priya Konings


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Where to Celebrate Diwali, The Festival of Lights, in D.C.

Of all the national holidays in India, Diwali is one of the most fun and celebratory. In India, the holiday…

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The Resy Guide to Essential Cozy Locales in D.C.

Cooler weather is landing in D.C., and while your first instinct may be to hibernate, may we suggest instead beating…

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The Ultimate Resy Guide to Brunch in D.C.

As most of the locals in the D.C. area are well aware, brunch is wildly popular, with many restaurants serving…

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The Splurge-Worthy Guide to Dining in D.C.

The endless casual options for dining in and around the District are wonderful, but at the same time, we’re a…

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The Resy Guide to Dining in D.C.’s Shaw Neighborhood

One of the most exciting aspects of living in D.C. is that the city’s neighborhoods keep growing and changing. Historically,…

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The Resy Guide to Planning a Perfect Date Night in D.C.

Date night approaching ,and you’re fresh out of ideas where to go? We understand. It is a treat to be…

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The Resy Guide to Vegetarian Comfort Food in D.C.

While you may be inclined to stay at home under the blankets when the temperatures dip, loads of exciting, creative,…

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The Resy Guide to Plant-Forward Latin American Food in D.C.

Observation No. 1: Latin American fare goes way beyond just Mexican food here in D.C. Observation No. 2: While Central…

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The Resy Guide to Dim Sum in Washington, D.C.

Delicately made, beautifully presented and bursting with sweet or savory fillings, there is nothing not to love about dim sum.…

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The Resy Guide to D.C.’s Essential Indian Restaurants

Indian food is, and has long been, wildly popular in D.C., and with good reason. We love a diversity of…

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