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Bibiana chef Nicholas Stefanelli and his wife Romie settle into a historic DC row house with style. |
The good life in food and fashion. |
The good life in food. |
Roland Mesnier shares fascinating tales that reflect his 26 years as White House pastry chef. |
The good life in food. |
On the dining scene. |
The good life in food, travel and technology including Buddha-Bar DC,the Pan-Asian restaurant designed by DWA of Paris and Washington-based Gensler. |
Eastern Shore Treat, Tropical Twist, 20 Bites at Poste. |
A Taste of England in DC, Latin-Asian Fusion, Cherry Blossom Cheer. |
The executive chef at Zaytinya in DC, Mike Isabella found inspiration and camaraderie during his run on Top Chef, Season 6.
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New DC club won an AIA Award for Interior Architecture. |
Check out these new DC eateries. |
Following his stint on Season 4, Spike left the Big Apple in 2008 to open Good Stuff Eatery in DC. |
One of the finalists on Season 5, Carla Hall now runs the show at Alchemy Caterers in Silver Spring. |
A calm and steady culinary tour de force, Bryan Voltaggio focuses on perfection at his acclaimed Frederick restaurant, Volt.
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A private tour of the homes of four local stars of Bravo's "Top Chef" series. |
DC's Ten Penh has expanded its lounge to make way for double happy hours on weekdays. |
Bourbon Steak recently debuted at the Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown. |
Founding Farmers became the first dining establishment in the District to meet LEED Gold design standards for environmental stewardship. |
Winner of a James Beard award, this Takoma Park-based restaurant designer has created the "back of the house" for some of the world's most famous chefs. |
Mrs. K's Toll House Restaurant, a Silver Spring landmark since the early 1900s, just opened The Wine Press, a temperature-controlled cellar that spotlights a wine list of 600 labels and 64 wines by the glass. |
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