This quirky coffeehouse and wine bar offers an extensive martini list, live music, art on the walls and nibbles for any time of day.
In October 2009, chef Pedro Matamoros (formerly of Nicaro) will open a new venture in this space.
This family-run restaurant serves Middle Eastern fare with mezze platters, sandwiches and items like quail and salmon.
What the place lacks in comfort, it makes up for in dim sum. Order scallion pancakes, boiled peanuts, fried pork dumplings or steamed spareribs.
This family-owned spot in Silver Spring has contemporary takes on traditional Ethiopian dishes, several of which are vegetarian.
The more interesting dishes here -- chuleta de puerco entomatadas, a thin pork chop suffused with a vinegary sauce and smothered in tomatoes and onions -- are Salvadoran, reflecting the owners' heritage.
A popular rib joint in Edgewater that also offers takeout, catering and wedding services.
A simple place for a good piece of fish.
Ethiopian spot in Silver Spring is better than the sum of its parts. Try the rustic stews, kitfo or a combination plate.
This family-run restaurant offers distinct, flavorful Ethiopian dishes.
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