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Get our free newsletter Success! You're on the list. Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. Processing… I already get the newsletter Jesty G., a server and bartender with 10 years of experience, was let go from a Northern Virginia restaurant last week that has “winter globes” where visitors can sit. He says his former employer never asked how servers felt about entering the globes to serve customers. “We were left with no choice,” he says. “A handful of us gave our con...

Trummer's chef Daniel Perron. Photo by Jennifer Chase. The last time Daniel Perron cooked at Clifton restaurant Trummer’s, then in its fine dining iteration Trummer’s on Main, he was a line chef attending culinary school. Nine years later, after stints at glitzy dining rooms like Fiola Mare and the Oval Room, and leading the kitchen at now-shuttered seafood spot Whaley’s, Perron is back at Trummer’s— this time as executive chef. “It feels like I’m back at home,” says Perron. In addition to revamping the menu, Perron is bringing in new cooking methods to the rotisserie-powere...

Share Order a prix-fixe Christmas dinner or go a la carte from Kinship. Photograph courtesy of Kinship So far, 2020 hasn’t given us many opportunities to celebrate—which is why you may want to splurge on a festive holiday spread for one, two, or a small group. These DC-area destinations all offer Christmas Eve and/or Christmas Day feasts to-go.* Looking for an Italian-American Feast of the Seven Fishes? Here’s your guide. And if your idea of Christmas is less prime rib, more Swiss fondue or Puerto Rican coquito, check out our roundup to international restaurants serving global holiday...

Plus: your picks for to-go cocktails, fancy carryout, and more. December 10, 2020 Share Season’s Eating The kitchen bounty at the Dabney, one of our readers’ favorite restaurants. Photo by Scott Suchman We’ve been doing this survey—a chance to celebrate our readers’ favorite restaurants—for 43 years. This, of course, has been a year like no other. So while we still wanted to know who you think slings the best burger and breakfast, we also had some only-in-2020 questions. What are the restaurant pivots you’ve most admired? Which outdoor dining setups do you find most alluring? ...