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This article provides an overview of new shopping and dining options in the Bethesda neighborhood of Maryland. It mentions the arrival of popular brands such as Reformation, Anine Bing, and Mango, as well as the opening of outdoor furniture store Janus et Cie. The article also highlights specific items and features of each establishment. Additionally, it mentions the availability of condos, townhouses, and houses for sale in the area. The text also provides a brief overview of various dining options and developments in Bethesda. It mentions specific dishes to try at different restaurants, such as smoky tofu with fried sage and Valrhona chocolate eggplant with pomegranate. It also highlights the opening of new luxury apartment buildings in downtown Bethesda, as well as upcoming restaurant openings and renovations. Additionally, it mentions the development of Westbard Square and Pike & Rose, which will feature new retail and dining options. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the challenge of selecting the top 100 restaurants in the area due to the abundance of excellent dining options, highlighting noteworthy openings like Amparo Fondita, Dabney chef Jeremiah Langhorne's French cafe, and Beloved BBQ. Topics include the vibrant culinary scene, with notable restaurant launches in both the District and Virginia suburbs, acknowledging potential challenges like confusing service fees.

The article focuses on Chef Paolo Dungca's new venture, Sari Filipino Kusina, in collaboration with the owners of Supreme Barbeque, where they serve Filipino-style smoked meats and homestyle bowls, including dishes like kare kare, pancit canton, and lechon kawali.

The article presents the discussion on food, drink, and fun around the Chevy Chase area. Topics include getting the trappings of city life but with tree-lined streets and more of a neighborhood feel finding farther down Connecticut Avenue; and German minimal techno, and '6os pop-along with creative displays of fiction and visual-arts books.

Reviews are offered for several Restaurants in Washington, D.C., including the Dabney, the Albi, and the L'ardente.

The article offers several spots to eat, shop and explore in Maryland locale such as Glosslab, Gorjana and Jenni Kayne. Topics include examines Gorjana is known for its delicate of-the-moment gold jewelry in several karat, as well as more affordable gold-plated brass; and considered several mani-pedis, nontoxic polish, hip nail art and hygienic waterless approach sets nail salon apart from most others.

Reviews are offered for several on tacos-offering restaurants in Washington which include Bandit Taco at Tenleytown, Leesburg; TaKorean at 5th St NE, Washington and Republic Cantina, Washington.

A complete list of 100 best bargain ethnic restaurants in Washington is presented. The list is based on American restaurants serving good, well-prepared, reasonable food, which include A& J restaurant, A La Lucia and Al Crostino.

A list of 70 favorite inexpensive food dishes available at various outlets across Washington DC is provided where quality of food is given main preference though good cooking, warm atmosphere, and friendly services. The list is categorized into square meals, breakfasts, sweets, and desserts, which includes restaurants such as Half Moon BBQ in Georgia Avenue, El Charrito Caminante in Arlington, and Chicken Kebabs at the Food Factory at Baltimore Avenue.

List of 100 very best restaurants in the Maryland and Virginia is presented. Some of these restaurants include Bangkok 54, Cafe 54 and Charlie Palmer Steak, which are rated with regards to their ambience, cuisine, positive and negative points and approximate pricing.

Oya Restaurant and Lounge, a newly opened dining outlet in Washington DC's Penn quarter has claimed to bring the style and appeal of Los Angeles to Washington. Executive chef Kingsley John's menu for Oya draws from many cuisines and the restaurant is famous for its Warm Lady's Banana Bread Pudding, served with caramelized baby bananas and rum-raisin ice cream.

A list of 100 bargain restaurants, which are considered to be 2005's best places to eat without spending much, is presented. Asian restaurants such as Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Indian are recommended for good and inexpensive dining.

Chef James Clark, who had earlier worked in New Orleans with Jeff Tunks, brings sophisticated cooking and Southern flavor to Palette in the Madison Hotel. Main courses include mastery of appetizer technique and interesting combination of ingredients used in the duck and chicken delicacies.

The restaurant CityZen in DC's Mandarin Oriental hotel is described. The cost of a dinner for two with three-course and other details is given.

Restaurants seem to have recovered after September 11, 2001 attack and the business is now at pre 11th September levels with new restaurants on the increase. A list of 100 very best restaurants including French, Asian, Latin and others based on the quality of the cooking, service and value for money in Virginia, Maryland and the Washington DC is presented.

Restaurant Eve in Alexandria includes a bistro with an a la carte menu and dining room with fixed-price menus thus offering first-rate cooking in surprising surroundings. Some of the other lavish restaurants like the Black market bistro, and Thai Tanic are discussed giving details about the famous delicacies, wines, services offered and the estimated price.

Silver Spring is still a city on verge, and there, there is no shortage of interesting places to eat. Some of the best places with their specialties are mentioned, like Cubano's, Lebanese Taverna Cafe, Crisfield Seafood restaurant, Eggspectation and many more.

The information about different high-profile restaurants is presented. The details about its specialty in food, services offered, their location, atmosphere, and the price required to be spent is described.

The various types of ice cream that are used in various district for summer season is presented. The different types of ice creams, their features and the area where it is available generally are described.

Bargain restaurants in Washington where two people can have a decent meal for less than fifty American dollars are featured but there are no new restaurants on the list as compared to the list of the year 2003. Almost all types of restaurants find a mention in this wonderfully compiled list with an eclectic mix of American barbecue restaurants, Asian, Indian and Hispanic restaurants.

Once in a while it is noticed that the restaurant standards fall or there are some new restaurants on the block or some may have even refurbished their menu. An exhaustive list of new and good restaurants is presented.

A list of some of the best restaurants in Washington area, which make eating out experiences to be savored, is presented. These restaurants serve the best in Italian, Moroccan, Latin American, French and Spanish food.

Rosa Mexicano in New York has stunning interiors but the significance of the restaurant's name is getting lost in the splendor of the decor. Its cooking seems to be endangered by the pressures of corporate ownership.