David Hagedorn

David Hagedorn is the restaurant critic for Arlington Magazine and Bethesda Magazine at Moco360. He is co-author of The New Jewish Table: Modern Seasonal Recipes for Traditional Dishes; My Irish Table: Recipes from the Homeland and Restaurant Eve; and Rasika: Flavors of India. Hagedorn created the Chef’s Best benefit for Food & Friends in 1991, which continues to this day. In 2012, he created and continues to chair the Chefs for Equality benefit for the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.

Articles by This Contributor

48 Perfect Hours in Baltimore

Give yourself the gift of a luxury weekend for two in Charm City. Here's your itinerary.

Tales of a Gluten-Free Baker

Emma Cech can't do gluten. So her bakery, The Happy Tart, cooks without it.

Healthier School Lunches

Cuisine Solutions has introduced the wonders of sous vide cooking in Arlington's public high schools.

Restaurant Review: Bistro 1521

Filipino food comes to Ballston—with an edge.

Isabella Eatery Set for a Tysons Takeover

Here's what you'll find when the massive food hall finally opens.

New Goodies at The Italian Store

You gotta try these, says our dining critic.

Restaurant Review: Pamplona

The Spanish eatery isn't quite hitting a bulls-eye, but it's got potential.

Taking Sangria Up a Notch

Pamplona offers creative variations on the Spanish wine-based punch.
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The Dairy Godmother Will Go On

Founder Liz Davis reflects on 17 years in the frozen custard business and the next chapter for her beloved Del Ray shop.

Restaurant Review: TenPenh Tysons

TenPenh has staged a comeback in Tysons Corner. But it isn't quite the same as the original in D.C.

Dear Restaurants: These Things Are Turnoffs

Our food critic, David Hagedorn, indulges in a bit of a rant.

Where to Get Authentic Middle Eastern Food

Arlington's Bluemont neighborhood is home to two gems: Layalina and House of Mandi