The restaurant opened in Ashburn a few months ago.
Highlights
The Alexandria neighborhood offers a mix of old favorites and recent arrivals.
You don't have to spend a lot of money to feast on pizza, oysters or burgers, or enjoy half price wine or craft beer.
Everyone's taking pictures of food. We asked the pros how to do it better.
Timothy Anne Burnside collects cultural history objects for the museum.
As of Oct. 1, the museum's restaurants will be led by the Starr Catering Group and "feel like a fresh new place."
Hops growing at the beer garden will be turned into 3 Stars' first beer made with local ingredients.
The young quartet performs at Slash Run on Saturday.
What a weekend in Washington: A new museum, a huge book festival, an all-night arts celebration and much more.
Given the expected crowds, it’s not a bad idea to look a bit further afield for your meals.
Before or after your visit to the new museum, hit these events this weekend and in the months to come.
Eatsa is opening on K Street NW this fall.
Questions about timed passes, the concerts and what to bring? We have answers.
These itineraries will help you seek out pop culture, music, fashion and D.C. history.
As Princess, Rudolph and college pal Gretchen Lieberum harmonize lead vocals on such Prince hits as "Darling Nikki," "Delirious" and "Let’s Go Crazy."
Dogs can have their own special tour of George Washington’s estate.
Plus: 9:30 Club announces its New Year's Eve show.
These are the festivals, blind tastings and happy hours you can't miss during the eight-day celebration of local brews.
