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What’s IN and OUT in DC Restaurant Tendencies for 2025


On pattern: Cocktail and report bar Press Membership serves some drinks with a little bit snack. {Photograph} by Rey Lopez.

OUT: Tipping drama
IN: Tariff drama

OUT: Bistros
IN: Steakhomes

OUT: Noticed in Politico Playbook
IN: Noticed on Keith McNally’s Instagram

OUT: A martini
IN: A complete menu part of martinis

OUT: Vibe
IN: Worth

OUT: Union Market lunch
IN: Union Market late night time

OUT: Neighborhood restaurant openings (sadly!)
IN: Vacation spot restaurant openings

OUT: Speakeasies
IN: File bars

OUT: Tasting menus
IN: Tasting “experiences”

OUT: Fancy soft-serve
IN: Fancy shaved ice

OUT: Ready for Osteria Mozza to open
IN: Ready for a desk at Osteria Mozza

OUT: Non-alcoholic cocktails as novelties
IN: Non-alcoholic cocktails as norms

OUT: French meals on the rise
IN: West African meals on the rise

OUT: AYCE Korean BBQ
IN: Superb eating Korean BBQ

OUT: Political Pattie’s discourse
IN: “Is the Trump lodge coming again?” discourse

OUT: Service payment outrage
IN: Service payment apathy

OUT: Cocktails with a cute little garnish
IN: Cocktails with a cute little snack

Jessica Sidman

Meals Editor

Jessica Sidman covers the individuals and developments behind D.C.’s foods and drinks scene. Earlier than becoming a member of Washingtonian in July 2016, she was Meals Editor and Younger & Hungry columnist at Washington Metropolis Paper. She is a Colorado native and College of Pennsylvania grad.

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