The One Who Keeps the Book

How to Get Into Albi in D.C.

Even years after opening, chef Michael Rafidi’s Albi remains one of D.C.’s hottest restaurants. Here’s how to get in.

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The Hit List

The Resy Hit List: Where In D.C. You’ll Want to Eat in May 2026

Your essential resource for Washington, D.C. dining: a monthly-updated guide to restaurants that you won’t want to miss.

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Guides

The Resy Guide to Outdoor Dining in D.C.

From patios and gardens to sidewalks and waterfront views, here’s where to dine outdoors in D.C.

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Yesoon and Danny Lee

Resy Spotlight

The Story of Mandu Is the Story of Korean Food in America 

Chef Danny Lee reflects on 20 years of the groundbreaking restaurant.

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21 Fantastic Restaurants For Brunch in D.C.

Whether you’re looking for bottomless mimosas or impressive brunch spreads, we’ve got you covered with some of D.C.’s top brunch options.

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Dish By Dish

How Qui Qui Celebrates Puerto Rican Traditions, in Six Dishes

From sorullitos and arroz con pollo to asapao and mofongo de gandules, these are the dishes not to be missed at Qui Qui in D.C.

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Rob Rubba of Oyster Oyster

Resy Questionnaire

20 Questions with Oyster Oyster’s Rob Rubba

Oyster Oyster’s Rob Rubba dishes on fish sticks, a life-changing cookbook, and great tea.

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The Hit List

The Resy Hit List: Where In D.C. You’ll Want to Eat in April 2026

Your essential resource for Washington, D.C. dining: a monthly-updated guide to restaurants that you won’t want to miss.

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The Rundown

Maru San Brings an Intimate Taste of Nikkei Cuisine to Capitol Hill

Everything you need to know about this exciting newcomer that celebrates Nikkei cuisine traditions to delicious effect.

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Dish By Dish

At Flore Café, a Ukrainian Chef Puts a Thai Spin on British Afternoon Tea

Get ready for scones, mango pandan tarts, and Thai tea crème brûlée.

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