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The Oak Room and Bernadette’s Bring a New Old-School Appeal to Georgetown

“We wanted to design something that made people feel like they were in a different time and place … It’s meant to feel worn and lived in, that it’s been around for 100 years.”

By Lulu Chang July 27, 2026

New On Resy: D.C.’s Newest Restaurant Openings

Maru San Brings an Intimate Taste of Nikkei Cuisine to Capitol Hill

At Malabar, the Seafood of India’s Southern Coasts Steps Into the Spotlight

Here’s What to Know About Ingle, 14th Street’s New Korean Hot Spot

With Maison, the Lutèce Team Brings Big French Energy to Adams Morgan

Kayu’s Inventive Filipino Fare Is Reborn in Dupont

Meet Fish Shop, the Scottish Import Flooding the Wharf with Sustainable Seafood

Tapori Brings the Bold Flavors of the Subcontinent to H Street Corridor

Step Inside The Occidental, Where D.C.’s Dining History Lives Large

La’ Shukran Delivers the Full Levantine Experience

The Resy Guide to Planning a Perfect Date Night in D.C.

Whether you’re seeking a long brunch, a special splurge, or the perfect glass of wine and a few dishes at the bar, we’ve got you covered.

By Priya Konings

The Resy Hit List: Where In D.C. You’ll Want to Eat in March 2026

21 Fantastic Restaurants For Brunch in D.C.

Where To Eat After Sightseeing in D.C.

11 Wonderful Restaurants for Dining With a Group Across D.C.

The Resy Guide to Essential Cozy Locales in D.C.

The Resy Guide to Splurge-Worthy Guide in D.C.

The Resy Guide to Outdoor Dining in D.C.

Where to Dine Solo in D.C.

The Resy Guide to the Women-Led Restaurants of Washington, D.C.

How Rose’s Luxury Changed the Game in D.C.

It started with a salad. A Thai-inspired salad of sweet lychee and crumbled pork sausage (and about 10 other ingredients), to be exact.

By Mahira Rivers

How Lutèce Became America’s Perfect Take on the Neobistro

Lapis Isn’t Just a Restaurant — It’s a Pillar of Afghan Culture in D.C.

Providencia Is D.C.’s Small-Scale Bar With Big Dessert Energy

Why Supra’s Ajaruli Khachapuri is an Ideal Gateway to Georgian Cuisine

With The Restaurant Community at Its Heart, H Street Turns Another New Leaf

At Flore Café, a Ukrainian Chef Puts a Thai Spin on British Afternoon Tea

Eatopia Takes The Ethiopian Dining Experience to New Heights

How Eunoia Challenges the Norms of Fine Dining, in Six Dishes

What to Order at Mandu, D.C.’s Bastion of Korean Homestyle Cooking

In D.C., Koryouri Urara Is an Education in Japanese Comfort Food

It’s the Details That Make the Northern Italian Cooking at Ama Stand Out

How Karravaan Deftly Marries The Flavors and Traditions of The Silk Road

How St. James Reimagines the Cuisine of Trinidad and Tobago

Here’s What To Order at Planta Cocina

The Resy Guide to Incredible Desserts Around D.C.

Here are 20 standout dessert offerings that serve as the curtain call to a memorable meal.

By Priya Konings

The Resy Guide to D.C.’s Great French Restaurants

The Resy Guide to D.C.’s Essential Indian Restaurants

Resy’s Guide to Exploring Levantine Cuisine in D.C.

The Resy Guide to Mexican Restaurants in D.C. For Every Occasion

The Resy Guide to South Asian Brunch in D.C.

Seven Sushi Omakase Experiences in D.C. to Make a Date For

The Resy Guide to Exceptional Pancakes in D.C.

The Resy Guide to D.C. Italian Restaurants For Every Mood

Where to Find the Most Memorable Burgers in D.C.

The Resy Guide to D.C.’s Essential Steakhouses

Maison Is More Than a Wine Bar; It’s One of America’s Best New Restaurants

“It’s kind of an under-promise, over-deliver type thing.”

By Sophie Brochu June 5, 2026

The Resy Hit List: Where In D.C. You’ll Want to Eat in June 2026

Your essential resource for Washington, D.C. dining: a monthly-updated guide to restaurants that you won’t want to miss.

By Tim Ebner Updated: June 1, 2026

11 Queer-Owned Restaurants and Bars to Celebrate Pride All Year Round in D.C.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect slice or something to cap off the night, this guide is a great way to fuel up or wind down your Pride month activities.

By Meredith Paige Heil Updated: May 26, 2026