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The Best New Bars Around D.C. Right Now
Eater iconEaterSep 22, 2026

The Best New Bars Around D.C. Right Now

New bars continue to open and invigorate the District’s drinking scene this season with speakeasy vibes, solid happy hours, and delicious bites. For this latest map refresh for fall, we add: Highlands Tavern, a rare rooftop respite near the Zoo; the Boogiedown, a New York sports bar well-suited for Adams Morgan; Carla,

The 18 Best Restaurants in Charlottesville, Virginia
Eater iconEaterSep 25, 2026

The 18 Best Restaurants in Charlottesville, Virginia

Known for its scenic wineries, prestigious university, and historical American roots, Charlottesville, Virginia, has a simmering food scene that’s totally road trip-worthy and especially picturesque in the fall. In a town where many of the best restaurants are known as ‘institutions,’ new faces and new flavors are maki

Michelin Teases 4 Additions to the D.C. Guide
Eater iconEaterSep 17, 2026

Michelin Teases 4 Additions to the D.C. Guide

Ahead of Michelin’s big 2026 awards ceremony, inspectors announced four new D.C. restaurants today that could be up for star(s) or Bib Gourmand (“good value”) status. All instantly join the coveted little red book’s selection of “recommended” restaurants. These include: Bar del Monte, the Mt. Pleasant hideaway for smal

The Most Fun Restaurants in D.C.
Eater iconEaterSep 16, 2026

The Most Fun Restaurants in D.C.

It’s no secret that the nation’s capital could use a little more fun right about now. Fun, of course, can mean something different to everyone when it comes to dining out. Some kind of gimmicky or cheery decor, entertainment element, or interactive menu that encourages sharing seems to do the trick. How about a stress-

D.C.’s Oldest Bar Is Back, Baby – Mint Juleps and All
Eater iconEaterSep 18, 2026

D.C.’s Oldest Bar Is Back, Baby – Mint Juleps and All

Days after America’s 250th, Round Robin went dark for two months to get a high-end facelift. The oak-paneled circular bar steeped in history reopened last Friday, September 11, without any announcement from its Willard Intercontinental Hotel parent. Since then, fans have found out the old-fashioned way — word of mouth

16 Best Happy Hours in D.C.
Eater iconEaterSep 10, 2026

16 Best Happy Hours in D.C.

Times are certainly tough, but luckily, plenty of bars and restaurants around town offer drastically discounted dishes, dirt-cheap drinks (think $4 beers, $6 wines, and $7 cocktails), and generous time windows, especially on weekdays. Rather than compiling an encyclopedia of every single happy hour deal around, this ma

Where to Order Takeout and Delivery Right Now in D.C.
Eater iconEaterSep 8, 2026

Where to Order Takeout and Delivery Right Now in D.C.

D.C. restaurants mastered the art of takeout and delivery during the pandemic as a means to survive. Many have kept up to-go capabilities, while newer places have incorporated delivery into business models from the start. As a result, the range of food options to enjoy at home is wider than ever before. Here are excell

A Keith Lee-Approved Nachos Spot Debuts in D.C.
Eater iconEaterSep 2, 2026

A Keith Lee-Approved Nachos Spot Debuts in D.C.

This is Eater’s guide to all the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that have opened in August. If there’s an opening in your neighborhood that we’ve missed, let us know at dc@eater.com. Spotlight Georgetown: After gaining plenty of online virality, an Alexandria, Virginia, food truck expanded to its seventh location and

Stay and Savor Pistachio Lattes at D.C.’s Newest Cafe
Eater iconEaterSep 15, 2026

Stay and Savor Pistachio Lattes at D.C.’s Newest Cafe

A new cool cafe with lots of room opened in Truxton Circle this summer. Proper Cafe comes from a group of local real estate friends that includes partner Marcus Goodwin, a friendly and relatable guy everyone here knows, who previously ran for D.C. Council. Just a short walk south of hot spots like Eebee’s Corner […]

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