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IT’S TIME—Introducing Washingtonian’s 100 Very Best Restaurants 2025! 🍽️

Your ultimate dining guide to the DC region. This is our annual ranked list of the top 100 restaurants in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Who’s hungry? ⤵️
The 100 Very Best Restaurants in Washington, DC
Your ultimate guide for where to eat in the DC area. Here is our ranked list of the top restaurants in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
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Sietsema was also among a shrinking class of food critics who still attempted to remain anonymous—though most restaurateurs who cared to recognize him did.
Tom Sietsema Is Stepping Down as Washington Post Food Critic
He also publicly unveiled his face for the first time.
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From oyster shucking on the waterfront to whiskey tastings to pumpkin-filled afternoons, our area offers plenty of ways to savor autumn.
16 Cool Fall Food Events Around DC - Washingtonian
Celebrate the season with oysters, pie contests, and plenty of pumpkins
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Is it really fall before you’ve had your first pumpkin-y, cinnamon-y, or otherwise cozy coffee of the year? Here are a few to try around DC:
Cozy Up With These Fall Coffee Drinks Around The DC Area - Washingtonian
Start the day with Cinnamon Toast Crunch—in your coffee.
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Here’s a list of family-friendly Halloween concerts, pumpkin pickings, festive train rides, and lots more happenings around town that all ages can enjoy.
14 Halloween Activities for Kids to Do in the DC Area
Air & Scare, Boo at the Zoo, and Harbor Halloween are back this month.
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Free DC's executive director, one of DC's biggest social media influencers and more. Here is a monthly roundup of people we’d like to have over for drinks, food, and conversation.
Guest List: 5 People We’d Love to Hang Out With This October
A monthly roundup of people we’d like to have over for drinks, food, and conversation.
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This 130-year-old building at 219 M Street, Northwest, recently hit the market. A quick look at the offering here:
Want to Live in a DC Firehouse?
Sorry, the historic building doesn’t come with a pole.
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In the late ’80s and early ’90s, the DC hardcore band Swiz was a familiar presence around town, playing shows that were chaotic and exciting, scary and inspiring.
DC Punk Explored in Three New History Books
Two are about zines and one chronicles Swiz.
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Over his tenure, Tom Sietsema estimates he’s written 1,200 full reviews, 50 dining guides, and answered thousands of reader Q&As.
Tom Sietsema Is Stepping Down as Washington Post Food Critic
He also publicly unveiled his face for the first time.
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As a politician, Abigail Spanberger isn’t electrifying. She’s not an Obama or an AOC. She’s not furious like Elizabeth Warren or raw like Cory Booker. Instead, she’s calm and poised, competent and thorough.
Can Abigail Spanberger Make Politics Boring Again?
In an era of bombast and spectacle, Virginia’s Democratic nominee for governor doesn’t go viral, doesn’t do stunts, and promises competence instead of chaos. So far, it’s working for her.
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Hey DC! Need something fun to do this week to unplug from the bad news? Here are some things going on:

🏎️ Race the District
🎤 Nikki Glaser comedy show
🍗 MD State BBQ Bash
33 Things to Do in the DC Area This Week and Weekend
Hop in a go-kart at Race the District, sample beer at Snallygaster, and more.
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