Food & Drink

Where to Eat During Arlington Restaurant Week

Save your appetite for seasonal starters, steak frites, sushi, dumplings, bistro burgers and a whole lot more. The discounts run Oct. 12-19.

Where to Find Cheap Eats For $10 or Less in Northern VA

Fill up on pupusas, falafel wraps, rice bowls, Peruvian street food and bánh mì. Your bank account will hardly notice.

Chef Seng Luangrath Opens Lao Takeout Window in Arlington

At Khao Nom, a new pop-up concept from the chef behind Padaek, Thip Khao and Baan Mae, the menu includes snacks, rice bowls and milk tea.

14 New Coffee Shops to Try Around Northern VA

Visit these caffeinated cafés for creative espresso drinks, international flavors, tempting sweets and perhaps even a good book.

What’s Next for District Taco

The beloved taqueria that started out as a Rosslyn food truck turns 15 this year. Co-founder Osiris Hoil has some new ideas in the works.

Arlington is Experiencing a Bagel Invasion

Bagel shops are staging a takeover, with several new shops rolling into town. Which ones are the real deal? Let the debates begin!

Where to Find Pumpkin Spice Everything Around Arlington

PSL fans rejoice! Autumnal menus are dropping like leaves, featuring the ever-popular flavor in cocktails, soft serve and even pasta.

Planning an Oktoberfest at Home? Here’s a Playbook

Devin Hicks, owner of Arlington's Westover Market and Beer Garden, has a few suggestions for folks planning their own backyard brew bashes.
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Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest in Northern Virginia

Hoist those steins, pull on the lederhosen and toast the season with German beers, bratwurst, schnitzel and live music.

18 New Restaurants to Try In and Around Arlington, VA

Best Buns brings baked goods and burgers to Falls Church, while Corso Italian and others announce closures.

Crazy About Bananas? This Food and Drink Trend Is for You

The potassium-laden fruit is finding its way into desserts, cocktails and even condiments at several Arlington-area restaurants. 🍌

10 Places to Order Food for the Jewish High Holidays

Oy vey, it's time for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur already? Nu, don't stress. Leave the prep to the pros at these area restaurants and delis.