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18
May
by Sophie Gayot
Like last year, we have partnered with Tennis Channel to offer a taste of France to American fans of Roland Garros who can not make it to Paris. In New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Miami, Phoenix and Los Angeles, we have selected the top ten French bistros/brasseries/restaurants to help celebrate Tennis Channel‘s round-the-clock coverage of the two-week French Open. Their high definition programming will let you follow the matches of tennis’ largest and most prestigious clay-court competition live starting at 5 a.m. EST. A nightly recap will run from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. EST.
Here is where to find the GAYOT.com Top 10 French Restaurant Guide for these markets:
- Atlanta
- Los Angeles
- Miami
- New York
- Phoenix
- Washington D.C.
For more info about the coverage of Roland Garros 2011, go to www.tennischannel.com.
14
Oct

Have no fear Rogue States fans! Try a hamburger from one of GAYOT.com's Top 10 Burger Restaurants in Washington DC
by Jeff Hoyt
It can be tough when your neighbors are lawyers. Just ask the owner of Rogue States, a Washington, DC, hamburger restaurant that was sued by the high-powered law firm located nearby. Yesterday, a judge ordered the restaurant to stop grilling hamburgers because of the “intense and noxious odor.”
According to the Washington Post, employees at the firm Steptoe & Johnson complained about itchy eyes, headaches and nausea, which they attributed to grilling fumes from the neighboring Dupont Circle eatery. Despite the restaurant’s attempts to upgrade its air-cleaning equipment, the firm filed suit and prevailed. The result could be the permanent closure of the restaurant, since it only serves burgers and fries.
17
Aug
by Meryl Pearlstein
The 16th biannual Washington, DC Restaurant Week is taking place until August 22, and will feature over 200 of the area’s finest restaurants and a variety of cuisines. Top restaurants include Dino, Blue Duck Tavern and Bourbon Steak, which is located at the Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC. Guests can choose between 3-course lunch and dinner meals, priced $20.10 and $35.10, respectively. Beverages, tax and tip are not included. Online reservations are available. Visit www.washington.org/restaurantwk for more information.
Keep up with the DC dining scene with Washington DC Restaurant Reviews, News, Culinary Events and Wine Dinners. We also feature reviews of top restaurants in the suburbs of our nation’s capital in Maryland and Virginia, including Chevy Chase and Bethesda, Maryland, and Alexandria and Arlington, Virginia.
26
Mar
by Becky Sauer
Rōti Mediterranean Grill is opening its first location in Washington, DC, just down the street from the White House. To celebrate its arrival in the nation’s capital, the restaurant will award one lucky person a free lunch every day for a year. Rōti’s menu will include a variety of fire-roasted meats, pitas, couscous, falafel, kebabs, salads and composed Mediterranean plates, as well as vegetarian and gluten-free items. The reasonably-priced menu offers plenty of options to keep the winner—and the rest of us—coming back again and again.
Visit our Washington DC Restaurant News page for details on how to enter the contest, and also check out our Restaurant Reviews, Culinary Events and Washington DC Wine Dinners.















