The Rundown Step Inside The Occidental, Where D.C.’s Dining History Lives Large The Occidental stands prominently on Pennsylvania Avenue NW, as one of the oldest and longest running restaurants in our nation’s… By Tim Ebner March 13, 2025
Interviews At La’ Shukran, Michael Rafidi Delivers the Full Levantine Experience The first time you visit La’ Shukran there’s a good chance you might get lost. GPS may fail in your… By Tim Ebner November 26, 2024
The Rundown All You Need to Know About Osteria Mozza’s Arrival in D.C. Washington, D.C. power couples are typically formed by political alliance, or give-and-take negotiations, but in this town, the new “it”… By Tim Ebner October 31, 2024
The Rundown How Aventino Has Brought the Eternal City to D.C.’s Doorstep Is it us? Or does Bethesda seem a bit more like the Eternal City these days? Yes, it’s one of… By Tim Ebner March 25, 2024
The Rundown Pascual Brings Top Mexican Cooking to a D.C. Stage, Smoke and All A fire is alight at the dimly lit Pascual, just a few blocks south of H Street Corridor. Conceptually, that… By Jess Eng March 11, 2024
The Rundown Pastis Is Bringing Its French Good Vibes to the Nation’s Capital Washington, D.C., has a reputation for being an overworked, buttoned-up city. Blame partisan politics and Beltway traffic, maybe. Stephen Starr,… By Tim Ebner Updated: January 25, 2024
The Rundown Everything You Want to Know About YELLOW (not) pizza When the days turn cold, a brightly lit space with delicious food can make all the difference. YELLOW, a sunny… By Jess Eng November 3, 2023
The Rundown All About El Presidente, Stephen Starr’s D.C. Ode to Mexico In Washington, D.C. it’s the question everyone is asking: Is Stephen Starr running? No, he’s not campaigning for commander-in-chief, but… By Tim Ebner September 5, 2023
The Rundown Petite Cerise Brings The Dabney’s Sensibilities to an All-Day French Café Finding a decent sit-down breakfast spot in D.C. can be surprisingly difficult. Perhaps you know this struggle too — a… By Jess Eng June 7, 2023
The Rundown All About D.C.’s New Japanese Food Hall: Love, Makoto Before you go to a restaurant, what do you want — or need — to know most? In our series,… By Noëmie Carrant May 1, 2023
