Food & Drink

Arlington, Virginia and the surrounding area boasts a vibrant food and drink scene that seamlessly blends diverse culinary traditions with innovative local flavors. From bustling farmers’ markets and food trucks to upscale restaurants and cozy cafes, the area offers a dynamic mix of dining options that cater to every palate. Craft breweries and stylish cocktail bars further enhance Arlington’s appeal, making it a must-visit destination for foodies everywhere.

Neighborhood Dining Guides

Restaurant Reviews

Westpost Has a New Korean Soju Bar

Tucked behind Bun'd Up, Noonchi hits the spot with beer, soju and Korean street food. It's the latest from chef Scott Chung.

These Restaurants Are Serving Thanksgiving Dinner

Don't feel like cooking? Make a reservation to enjoy a chef-prepared holiday meal with all the fixins—and no dirty dishes.

Complete Your Thanksgiving Table With These Takeout Dishes

Spend time with family and friends, not in the kitchen, with chef-made to-go plates of turkey, mashed potatoes, desserts and more.

8 Election Day Specials and Watch Parties

Those "I Voted" stickers are good for more than social media posts. Flash yours to get discounts and deals on food and drinks Nov. 5.

Where to Order Thanksgiving Pies

With fillings such as pumpkin, apple-guava and bourbon-pecan, these local bakeries make holiday entertaining easy as pie.

Where to Get Your Fix of Pumpkin Spice and Other Fall Flavors

Fall's favorite gourd is finding its way into cookies, doughnuts, ice cream, beer, cocktails and classic PSL espresso drinks.

12 Places to Do Brunch In and Around Arlington

Celebrate the weekend with biscuits, Benedicts, shakshuka, fancy French toast, and bottomless mimosas and Bellinis.

Where to Enjoy an Omakase Experience

Treat yourself to the Japanese version of a chef's tasting menu at these Northern Virginia sushi restaurants.

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Open & Shut: Mae’s Market, Raising Cane’s, Rabbit Taco, SushiJip

Nashville chicken, lobster tacos and artistic sushi join the local dining scene, and a new food hall is coming to the Eden Center.

How District Taco Became a Fan Favorite

What started 15 years ago as a Mexican food truck in Rosslyn is now 17 restaurants and growing.

Restaurant Review: Neutral Ground Bar + Kitchen

Chef David Guas brings charm and good eats, with hints of New Orleans, to a new gathering place in McLean.

What to Eat During Arlington Restaurant Week

Savor grilled branzino, tonkotsu ramen, duck confit and a whole lot more, with discounts at some 50 local eateries between Oct. 14-21.

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