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Caphe Bánh Mì: Hero's Welcome A good bánh mì isn’t hard to find at this Old Town sandwich shop.
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2941: Letting Loose In a bid to get in step with more casual times, 2941 has done away with tasting menus and tablecloths—but the change hasn’t been easy.
Haven Pizzeria Napoletana: Taste of New Haven A Connecticut native fires up his coal ovens and brings crisp-crusted pizzas—plus a standout white-clam pie—to Bethesda.
Mintwood Place: Alsatian Tart and Apple Pie Mintwood Place, a new bistro in Adams Morgan, is a Franco-American triumph.
Smoke & Barrel: A Little Bit Country Smoke & Barrel offers bourbon, barbecue, and an escape from Adams Morgan’s hard-partying main drag.
Bon Fresco: On the Rise It’s all about the bread at Bon Fresco, an excellent sandwich spot in Columbia.
Society Fair: All's Fair in Old Town Cathal and Meshelle Armstrong’s latest spot offers special dinners plus a wine bar and lots more.
District Kitchen: Neighborhood Welcome District Kitchen brings homey cooking and a country vibe to DC’s Woodley Park.
Rice Paper: Bold and Beautiful Rice Paper, a newcomer to Falls Church’s Eden Center, offers flavorful food in a stylish setting.
The Hamilton: Bigger, Not Better At the Hamilton—supersized and serving a wildly eclectic menu—it’s best to stick to the simple stuff.