At this international restaurant outside of Nationals Park, $58 will get you one appetizer, entrée, and dessert. Choose between dishes like crispy squash blossom, smoked salmon, cavatelli carbonara, ...

You can shop for books, plants, and vintage decor at three small businesses under a single roof in Takoma Park. Laurel Leaf, which opened in March, is a collaboration between Orly Keiner of HouseMouse ...

The All Things Go music festival will be back for its 11th year in the Washington area, but this time as an expanded, three-day bash. The Merriweather Post Pavilion will host the festival’s 41 artists ...

A new budget fix: DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has informed Congress that she’s invoking a 2009 law enabling the District to increase its spending by 6 percent, a move that her office says would scale our ...

Whether it’s high-end sushi or Mexican, the revamped Shakespeare library, or even a place to learn cricket, the Hill is flush with new dining and cultural options.

Peruvian tasting room Causa and neo-bistro Lutèce were big winners in last year’s RAMMYs, the awards presented by the ...

Easter at the Perch. The Perch is commemorating the holiday with an array of outdoor activities. Participants can go on a ...

Good morning. Mostly cloudy today with some scattered showers and a high around 70. Alex Ovechkin scored his 896th career goal against the Columbus Blue Jackets last night, and nobody even threw a ...

Local can't get enough of mini facelifts, collagen stimulation, menopause makeovers, and more. Plus, the top plastic and ...

Sushiko was DC’s first sushi restaurant when it opened in 1976, originally in Glover Park. It’s now a staple of Chevy Chase, where chef Piter Tjan turns out solid nigiri and fun rolls (try the ...

While some deli Reubens are as big as apple pies, this relatively compact bagel version—piled with corned beef, housemade ...

Throughout Passover, this chicken-soup carryout is offering a few serve-at-home specials. Choose a $36 Seder starter kit ...