Going Out Guide

It's so disappointing to arrive at your favorite watering hole after a long day to be met by a two-hour wait. At these spots, you can usually find a seat.

It's home to some of the area's best tacos, delicious Cuban cuisine and $1.50 beers.

Catch Elton John at Capital One Arena this week as part of his farewell tour.

Reveler's Hour will have a larger bar area, vermouth cocktails and “whatever strikes our fancy,” one owner says.

Even know-it-all longtime residents will learn something on one of WalkingTown DC’s free tours, which start this weekend.

To ensure an even playing field, we assembled a team of six tasters, who ordered tacos from places that were all within one and a half miles from our offices.

The H Street Festival and two-day Fiesta D.C. are among the events making way for Hurricane Florence.

The express store won’t have seats, but it will have cupcakes and banana pudding.

Migos takes the stage for two nights at Capital One Arena.

The museum's new Walk-Up Weekday programs means it is easy to drop in to see exhibits and eat at the Sweet Home Cafe.

Washington's top Ethiopian destination reopened eight months after a fire, while other restaurants expanded D.C.'s international options.

Almost 40 restaurants have been earned the 'Bib Gourmand' designation, signifying diners can get two courses and a glass of wine or dessert for less than $40.

WashingCon, D.C’s board-game convention, brings together 1,000-plus attendees for a festival of tabletop games.

Hear some of the country’s top jazz and funk bands at the Rosslyn Jazz Festival on Saturday.

These three walking tours will explore the art that brings color to our city — and provides endless selfie material.

Soothe hunger pangs with Lebanese flatbreads, chocolate chess pies and New York-style pizzas.

A night market that evokes Hong Kong will pop-up at Tiger Fork in Blagden Alley on Thursday.

None fared too well, but at least some of the bottles cost below $3.