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Dulles, VA · Food & Drink
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Maryland Restaurant Earns Spot on Resy’s Guide to Splurge-Worthy Dining
A Montgomery County restaurant has earned another notable recognition, this time from Resy, which included Burnt Hill Farm in Clarksburg in its “Guide to Splurge-Worthy Dining in D.C.” The restaurant was the only Maryland establishment featured in the guide. Located on a 177-acre winery and farm, Burnt Hill...
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NEW: Wildfire to close Tysons Galleria restaurant in early 2027
Another longstanding tenant at Tysons Galleria is preparing to depart. Wildfire will serve its final customers after around two decades at the mall (2001 International Drive) on Jan. 2, 2027, according to a notice now posted on its website. The notice thanked employees for their hard work and customers for...
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Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center Welcomes Back the Holiday Market Dec. 3 and 17
Provided by Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center. The holiday season is returning to Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center (SNVMC) with two special editions of the popular Farmer’s Market on Thursday, Dec. 3, and Thursday, Dec. 17, from 1 to 5 p.m. The outdoor Holiday Market will be held in the hospital’s main parking lot at 2300 Opitz Blvd., Woodbridge.
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Old Town’s Banned-Book Speakeasy Returns for Five Nights
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Book lovers with a taste for a little mystery can slip into a hidden library in Old Town this week. The Study at Morrison House is bringing back its Banned Book Speakeasy with a new edition called The Restricted Collection. The five-night experience begins Tuesday, November...
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Seven Maryland Old Inns Still Lighting The Fireplace For Dinner
Some Maryland dining rooms were serving travelers long before anyone had heard of a reservation app. A handful of those old inns, taverns, and manor houses still pull up chairs near a fireplace when dinner rolls around. This list covers seven of them, from a Colonial pub in Annapolis to...
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Floriana aims for January opening in Alexandria as D.C. location prepares to close
Italian restaurant Floriana will make its debut in Alexandria not long after closing its longtime D.C. location. The Italian restaurant is leasing space in the Atrium Building at 277 S. Washington Street, replacing a vacancy left by Virginia’s Darling and Mae’s Market. The new location is co-owned by Jamie Branda and Dino Tapper, son of restaurant founder Floriana Nestore.
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Customers line up as Bojangles returns to Prince George's County