Summer’s top treats, from rooftop restaurants and great beer to beach books and cool lakes. Plus—readers’ picks and pans of dining, celebrities, nightlife, and more.
For July's Best of Washington issue, we surveyed more than 2,500 readers about their favorite restaurants, celebrities, nightlife, and more—plus the people and places they don’t like. Here are the results. more
Best of Washington: Dining
Best Outdoor Dining
For those who enjoy dining under the setting sun or a canopy of stars, here are new outdoor restaurant spaces and some great old standbys. Best of Washington: Activities and Shopping
Best Dates: Summer Loving
Break out of the dinner-and-movie rut and go on a romantic outdoor adventure. |
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