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Updated 03/10/2009 | 7 Items
If you find yourself out in the boonies, there IS good food to be had. Check out my faves.
X.O. Taste Seafood Restaurant makes a splash in Falls Church with exciting Cantonese fare. Ask Tom: Wine
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Warrenton's Black Bear Bistro may look like a regular pub, but the chow offerings are far from ordinary.
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Bars that capture the "Mad Men" vibe | Viewing parties
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Tom Sietsema names his 50 favorite local restaurants.
Plus: Win dinner with Tom
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Check out our picks for the area's best oyster happy hours.
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November 04, 2009
One of Washington's most popular restaurateurs did his best to channel Julia Child October 31. We have no idea if he nailed her voice, but the get-up is mighty convincing.
November 04, 2009
Kebab alert: The Beirut-based Kababji Grill is poised to open its first U.S. restaurant in the the District later this month. In a phone conversation this morning -- Starbucks my time, lunchtime there -- founder Toufic Khoueiri, who owns "around 30" similar establishments abroad, told me his next project will be at 1351 Connecticut Ave. NW (in the ...
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Updated 03/10/2009 | 7 Items
If you find yourself out in the boonies, there IS good food to be had. Check out my faves.
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