The eclectic wines aren't the only reason to visit this charming Fredericksburg outpost.
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Cool off with a good old-fashioned ice cream cone from one of these neighborhood shops.
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Restaurateur Zed Wondemu went casual when she decided to open a suburban spinoff of her Ethiopian eatery.
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For those who don't live nearby, this Columbia restaurant is a pilgrimage kind of place.
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Great restaurant meals don't have to cost a fortune.
Tom Sietsema reveals which restaurants deliver the most culinary bang for the buck.
June 30, 2009
June 30, 2009
Hill Country, the big barn of a barbecue joint in New York, is coming to Washington, courtesy of its founder, Bethesda native Marc Glosserman. While the self-service restaurant is still a year away from opening in Penn Quarter (at 410 Seventh St. NW), some of us are already licking our lips in anticipation of a slab or two of the signature ...
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Smoking is still legal in Virginia's bars, but these venues have voluntarily banned it.
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