2305 18th St NW (at Kalorama Rd NW), Washington, D.C.
Restaurante Himalaio · Adams Morgan · 21 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Especially worthwhile are the refreshing aloo chaat salad—a toss of chickpeas, potatoes, onions, and fried pastry—and the vegetable-stuffed samosas.
Washingtonian Magazine: Pies at this Hill-staffer gathering place are best when leaning toward the creative, including an outstanding barbecue pizza topped with smoky shredded pork, cheddar, and fried onions.
Restaurante Latino-Americano · Columbia Heights · 29 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Among the house specialities are well-seasoned steaks that come plain or with a variety of dressings—the carne de salpicón has an eye-watering, chili-laced topping.
1400 Irving St NW (at 14th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Pizzaria · Columbia Heights · 68 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Order a whole pie—our favorite is the garlicky white clam—or by the slice, which we like topped with sausage, mushrooms, and garlic. The Sorbillo’s Original is filling and flavor-packed.
Restaurante Neo-Americano · Chinatown · 35 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Share a few rounds of sliders, whether made from tuna tartare—they’ve been a staple on the menu since day one—or pork-belly bánh mì.
Hamburgueria · Northwest Washington · 105 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: The big, juicy patties are crafted from dry-aged beef and set on puffy brioche buns. We like them dressed with cheddar, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and grilled onions.
1825 18th St NW (at Swann St NW), Washington, D.C.
Restaurante Cajun e Crioulo · Northwest Washington · 31 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Most entrées are hearty enough to share—a good way to stick to a Cheap Eats budget. In Louisiana fashion, the owners are big on live music, and bands play most weekends.
1216 18th St NW (at Connecticut Ave NW), Washington, D.C.
Hamburgueria · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 226 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Desserts here are built around frozen custard. It’s blended into killer shakes and “concretes,” a blend of custard and traditional ice-cream toppings such as hot fudge and cookie dough.
1612 20th St NW (at Connecticut Ave NW), Washington, D.C.
Restaurante Grego · Northwest Washington · 68 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: If you’re after something quick, the excellent pork souvlaki wrapped with feta in warm, soft pita is the way to go—it’s one of our favorite sandwiches in the area
Restaurante Etíope · Near Northeast · 49 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Some of the area’s best vegetarian eating can be found here. The easiest way to sample the vegetable stews and sautés is to share a generously heaped platter on a round of injera.
Casa de Macarrão Oriental · Capitol Hill · 181 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Two people can make a meal from one big bowl of ramen (all five varieties are $10 each) and an order of dumplings (six for $5), which means a Cheap Eats budget can include cocktails.
Restaurante Latino-Americano · Mount Vernon Square · 66 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: We recommend: Cheese and black-bean pupusas; yuca, fried and topped with pork and a vinegary slaw; carne desilada, a platter of shredded beef, avocado, rice, and beans.
Restaurante Mediterrâneo · Foxhall-Palisades · 7 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Many simple-looking dishes have a surprising depth of flavor—a bulgur-wheat-and-tomato salad, flavored with cumin, is cooked like risotto for more than an hour.
Washingtonian Magazine: Try the tender meatballs blanketed in terrific red sauce (now sold by the jar) and fluffy tiramisu. To drink, there are wine carafes and interesting draft beers.
4441 Wisconsin Ave NW (at Albemarle St NW), Washington, D.C.
Restaurante Indiano · Tenleytown · 24 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: The flavors of the kitchen’s chicken makhani are at once amped up and complex, and it’s hard to resist sopping up all the tomatoey gravy with blistered rounds of cilantro-sprinkled naan.
1833 14th St NW (btwn S & T St NW), Washington, D.C.
Bar de Coquetéis · U-Street · 93 dicas e avaliações
Washingtonian Magazine: Recent standouts on the menu have been roasted mushrooms w/ braised leeks; crispy potatoes w/ malt aïoli; honey-glazed carrots w/ shallots and thyme; strawberry-rhubarb crumb pie w/ vanilla ice cream