Chef Bertrand Chemel's cuisine pairs beautifully with the restaurant's exquisite setting.
Named for the owner's Italian grandmother, this place ought to do pasta well. It does. The mushroom ragu is divine.
This bakery sells a variety of fragrant breads and tempting desserts.
Named for a northern Afghanistan city, this spacious restaurant offers upscale Afghan cuisine.
You might want to tune into this outwardly unlikely Falls Church hot spot; because strong as the competition is, the unpretentious Bangkok Blues is among the best Thai restaurants in town.
Pigs are the theme at this restaurant where the pulled pork is good enough to eat without sauce.
A traditional deli with specialties like whitefish salad and matzoh ball soup; not bad, but not the deli of your dreams.
Clare and Don's (a clever take on Clarendon) serves casual fish dishes, which are best deep-fried, in a basket.
This alehouse takes pride in its motto "off-centered ale for off-centered people," by serving seasonal and oddball beers.
Choose the romantic dining room or the casual Rabieng; both menus are daring yet classic Thai, with fresh fish and spices.
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