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K Street tête-a-têtes abound at elegant Greek haven off Farragut Square. Mirrored portals, rustic wood and striped red brown silk cushions. Broad blonde plank wood floors, faux white ca... read more
West Elm showroom with a heavy dash of retro glam. Spirit of 1960s Milan. Wear chocolate Prada shoes to match. Sparkling fairy flower chandeliers ask you not take the rest of it too seriously; focu... read more
Swanky red meat rendez-vous is the latest orgy for Washington's red-blooded high society. "W" home address prevents Dukes-of-Hazard lookalikes from walking in off the tour bus. Thirty-foot high cei... read more
Company colleagues bond ‘round a bottle just like in Japan. Extravagant Asian fruit flavors favor drunken lunches but not as famous as the famous, extra-long happy hour. Passé pan-Asi... read more
For a ground floor downtown hotel restaurant filled with beleaguered tourists and guys wearing Macy's ties, not half bad. Soft, inoffensive design lightens corporate touch: low ceilings, split-pea ... read more
Low-key legit Italian eatery for high-minded gov and non-gov workers alike, located in iconic Woodward building. Well-sanded interiors resemble distinguished Kansas City smoking rooms from bygone e... read more
Disregard the stainless-steel corporate kitchen and restaurant chain-esque uniform dècor, and prepare your palette for farm-fresh Southern succulence, aka thigh-expanding morsels of heaven. ... read more
Stodgy St. Regis overcomes mid-life crisis with kitchen retake, trophy trademark chef Alain Ducasse. Rockwell designers break the rules with aplomb—white carpet under white chairs, chro... read more
Zen and French in the same sentence? Likely stage set for The Cure's album "Bloodflowers". Red without being too red—red wine bottles as architecture, twinkling red tealights, red meat. White... read more
Miss Congeniality of the capital's elite, award-winning dining options. Zero preservatives, zero pretense. Beatific place settings of pure linen, silver. White gossamer draped under slanted glass r... read more
Enter tiny Gucci dress and untucked beer gut holding hands. They surrender at Waterloo to enjoy a crushing culinary defeat. Pleasant paralysis blamed on ballast-worthy braised meats and... read more
Indian Buddhism inspires all-vegetarian downtown eatery. Bland concrete exterior gives way to exotic temple lobby, gorgeous eastern smells, silk settees. Jagged row of tables and chairs, stainless ... read more
Tried and true, pre-theatre, business dinner favorite in Federal Triangle. Dark glass windows and perky signage hidden beneath canyon of layered office buildings on Pennsylvania Ave. Buttery matte ... read more
Rite of passage pizzeria in order to gain full-fledged DC insider status. More upscale than the city of Napoli with crust that's purely criminal. Facade is a literal yellow brick road l... read more
Downtown festival of corporate beige secretly brandishes culinary merit. Menu reads like a vintage Italian cookbook-totally legit Tuscan food for those who know the difference. At night's end, ther... read more
Queen Isabella sold her jewelry so that Columbus could take over the new world. Five hundred years later, the New World's capital opens a venue worthy of Her Highness. Dusty mauve walls, sateen uph... read more
Lima is that rarest of breeds: A triple threat. Expect Latin-infused international cuisine at the upstairs restaurant, caipirinhas in the cocktail lounge and a full-on dance party in the subteranne... read more
Salsa follows Samba beats on oversized plates of Latin cool. Ceviche wins over raw fish deniers, red pepper peppers playful menu of experimental soups and upscale Mexicana. White and off-whit... read more
Burlesque dancers on swings, waitresses in corsets and fishnets, an...
Considered to be a top-10 contender for best DC restaurant and we k...
Latest Mediterranean tribute band blows its horn on tired 17th stre...
Authentique French crêperie placates 14th Street ‘hood ...
Spit-polished, silver bullet 1940s trailer-turned-diner rises above...