Reviews

1. Sou'Wester
2. 701
3. Tallula
4. New Kam Fong
5. Dining on a Shoestring: Maizbon
6. J&G Steakhouse
7. Zentan
8. Dining on a Shoestring: Pho 14
9. Dining on a Shoestring: Ren's Ramen
10. Cava - Capitol Hill
11. Spice Xing
12. Eatonville
13. Tigris Grill
14. The Cajun Experience
15. Sushi Taro

Dining Guides

1. Romantic Restaurants
2. Best of Vienna and McLean
3. Best of Arlington
4. Georgetown Dining Guide
5. Best of Alexandria
6. Our Favorite Brunches
7. Happy Birthday!: Our Favorite Places to Blow Out the Candles
8. Half-Priced Wine Nights
9. Bottomless Brunches
10. Late Night Eats
11. Washington's Best Wine Bars
12. Neighborhood Eats
13. Dining Around the Museums
14. Theater Dining

Recipes

1. Recipe Sleuth: PS 7’s Lavender Brûlée Cake
2. Recipe Sleuth: Vidalia's Macaroni and Cheese
3. Recipe Sleuth: Jaleo's Bacon-Wrapped Dates
4. Recipe Sleuth: Tallula's Cavatelli With Sausage, Escarole, and Chili Flakes
5. Recipe Sleuth: The Majestic's Coconut Cake
6. Vegetarian Recipes for Thanksgiving
7. Recipe Sleuth: The Source's General Tso's Chicken Wings
8. The Frugal Foodie: Firefly's Danny Bortnick
9. Recipe Sleuth: BlackSalt's Caramel-Apple Streusel Pie
10. Recipe Sleuth: Grapeseed's Wild-Mushroom Fricassee
11. Recipe Sleuth: Art and Soul's Skillet Bread
12. How to Make Zentan's Singapore Slaw
13. Recipe Sleuth: Zaytinya's Shrimp With Dill
14. Chefs Take On the Brown-Bag Lunch

First Looks

Early looks at the hottest new restaurants in town.

1. Ris
2. Masa 14
3. Againn
4. Birch & Barley and ChurchKey
5. Reserve
6. Eola
7. Sou’Wester
8. Kellari

Cheap Eats (2009)

Great food, low prices—and increasingly nice settings. Here are the best bargain restaurants in DC, Maryland, and Virginia

100 Very Best Restaurants

Check out the restaurants and dishes that wowed us this year—and are worth the splurge.

Restaurant Finder

Search for a restaurant in the DC area by cuisine, price, star rating or browse through our selection of Cheap Eats, Dirt Cheap Eats or 100 Best Restaurants.

Dirt Cheap Eats

Going out for a great meal is often a luxury, especially in a down economy. Good news: we have dozens of places in our annual guide to Dirt Cheap Eats, where there’s a wealth of choices for $15 a person or less.