Day-glow drinks and spicy plates for the people living "Sex and the City."
When Hollywood comes to Washington, they want curry.
Why spoil a Sunday with yet another eggs Benedict snorefest when you can shake up your brunch routine with Latino-inspired dim sum?
Banal French name understates real French flare.
The chicer, more playful culinary sister of the famed Citronelle.
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Willy Wonka comes to Washington and pimps the chocolate factory.
Gourmet grannie's pantry meets intergalactic crib.
Austin Powers jets off to Bombay for the tapas and the women.
Means "paradise" in provençale dialect. Also translates as "calling the wine snob's bluff."
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Matisse versus Dali in a colorful cook-off. Pay to have your tongue teased by an artist.
Sneaking away for a tryst with Mr. Tall, Dark and Works Down-the-Hall?
Even Mexicans eat here--Mexicans with gringo chauffeurs.
These puns do go rather well with my cheesy French onion soup.
This earthy urban restaurant and wine bar adds a hint of homeyness.
So many flavors in so many ways and live goldfish in the bathrooms. Is that a gimmick in your gimlet?
Be forewarned. The inventive cocktails and chatty bartender may tempt you into trading your table for a liquid dinner.
The whole of Asia in a blender on high and yet so fancy!
Big new museum for profit comes with big new restaurant, also for profit.
Samurai warrior meets Carmen Miranda on a plate.
. . . and up on the Lido deck, there's a demonstration on poaching quail eggs.
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