Restaurants

The Federalist is full of flavors from the 18th century, but a little short on details

Chefs and servers cover their diners’ every need at new Italian restaurant Elisir  

All-night eateries are good for a great many things — soaking up spirits, breaking up road trips — but they are not, generally speaking, good spots for wading far out from the culinary mainstream.

When your first restaurant is revered enough to be spoken of in the hushed tones of a tryst, how do you follow it?

A date at the theater during the holiday season is a perfect excuse to dress up and enjoy a great night out, but a rumbling stomach during Act One can spoil the fun.

Lost Society — there’s an air of exclusivity in the name. 

When a restaurant is simply called Meatballs, the namesake food better be good.  

Among the D.C. area’s many neighborhoods, perhaps none suffers more indignity from association with a single food item than Adams Morgan and its jumbo pizza slice.

If Washington is presiding over the decadent decline of America, then the new restaurant Sax is the place this town has been crying out for.

To the uninitiated, Cleveland Park might look like it suffers from something of an identity crisis.