Nick explains the peculiarities of eating out in Washington.

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The biscuits were about to float away. No, the Florida Avenue Grill wasn’t flooding; that’s just how ethereal their biscuits were. The unpretentious spot on the edge of downtown Washington, D.C., has been around since just after World War II. One look at the interior shows how popular ... is indigenous to DC. The size of a quarter-pound hot dog, with a finely-ground beef filling, the half smoke...

Washington, DC, is known for many things. For us, one of the most important (aside from visiting   the part of the family known as the Washington Bureau) is breakfast at Eastern Market. Just east of the US Capitol, in a residential neighborhood that’s been gentrified, Eastern Market is a smaller ... . Market Lunch Eastern Market 225 7th St. at N. Carolina Ave., SE Washington, DC...

Washington, DC, is an interesting food city. There’s tourist food, what we think of as lobbyist food, some really interesting ethnic food, and Big Name Chef food. But where do the locals hang out? We discovered Palena via David Rosengarten when he wrote about great hamburgers. Palena ... ., NW, Washington, D.C. 202-537-9250 www.palenarestaurant.com Credit cards: All major...