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20 interesting places to drink
20 places updated April 20, 2014
In an effort to keep things fresh, it's limited to bars that have opened, changed key staff or made significant upgrades in the past two years or so. More here: http://wapo.st/1i2rc6D.
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40 Eats for 2014
28 places updated April 10, 2014
Readers and staff select the area’s best dishes, tapping more District restaurants than ever before. See whose BLT, fried chicken and doughnut made the cut. By Lavanya Ramanathan.
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Nine no-reservation restaurants worth the wait
9 places updated February 13, 2014
Here's the rundown on how long you have to wait.
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Tom Sietsema: Where I'd eat on my own dime
10 places updated March 6, 2014
Our food critic Tom Sietsema dines out a lot. But normally, he's eating on The Post's dime. For the few meals a year where he must go out just for himself, he'd go to these nine places.
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Shaw Neighborhood Guide
14 places updated October 31, 2013
From Howard Theatre to the soon-to-open skating rink at Old City Farm & Guild, Shaw is more than just a place to have dinner or drinks. Here are the spots you should know about. wapo.st/1bGX7rK
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Fall Dining Guide 2013
40 places updated March 6, 2014
From old staples to newcomers, Tom Sietsema's 40 picks reflect a changing culinary scene in the District, Maryland and Virginia. Below are his picks and tips for each.
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    "One order, shared with a dinner date, of the North Indian palak chat, never seems like enough. Greens are flashed fried and laced with yogurt, tamarind chutney, onion and black salt."
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    Rasika
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    · Washington, United States
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    A & J Restaurant
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    · Rockville, United States
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    "Only at lunch can you get Zaytinya’s crunchy falafel in jumbo form. The Lebanese-style falafel is patted into the shape of a burger and served on a soft, glossy olive-oil brioche."
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    "The Maine lobster ravioli has garnered such a following that the chef can’t take it off the menu at Fiola Mare and Fiola without spurring a minor mutiny among his guests."
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    "Thai Square’s crispy squid, topped with a thatch of flash-fried Thai basil, manages to render soft what is so often rubbery by using young squid, which is cooked rapidly."
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    Thai Square
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