Impressing Out of Towners
Impressing Out of Towners
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Chiko
Chiko is a fast-casual spot near Eastern Market that serves a mix of Chinese and Korean food, with a $50 reservation-only tasting menu.
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Unconventional Diner
Unconventional Diner is the perfect remedy for indecisive friends, with breakfast, brunch, and dinner options ranging from waffles to kale nachos.
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Baked & Wired
Our favorite cupcakes in DC are from Baked & Wired, and you’ll find them slightly off the beaten path in Georgetown.
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Hill Country Barbecue Market
Hill Country is a DC barbecue VIP, and it’s conveniently located in Penn Quarter.
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Tail Up Goat
Wear elastic-waisted pants when you go to Tail Up Goat in Adams Morgan, and make sure to get involved with the pastas and lamb ribs.
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Toki Underground
You’re going to wait in line at Toki Underground, and it’s going to be worth it.
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Zaytinya
Another Jose Andres spot with solid tapas. Head to Zaytinya for a power lunch that doesn’t feel like a power lunch.
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Rose’s Luxury
Rose’s Luxury is one of DC’s best restaurants, according to pretty much everyone. Get ready to get in line.
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Maketto
Part trendy clothing store, part Cambodian/Thai restaurant, Maketto might just be the coolest spot in DC right now.
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The Dabney
A highly attractive spot located on the highly trendy Blagden Alley, The Dabney will impress both your date and your Instagram followers.
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Jaleo
The phenomenal tapas and fun times here might be the best example of what Jose Andres has done for DC eating.
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Le Diplomate
This French bistro is the place to see anyone who’s ever been on “Meet the Press". The food is also delicious.