El Meson Espanol has applied for a liquor license at 1826 Columbia Road NW, listing 83 seats and late-night weekend hours as it eyes an Adams Morgan comeback.

Wonder is headed to Burtonsville Crossing at 15701 Old Columbia Pike, its fourth planned Montgomery County site. The delivery-first food hall brings 15+ chef-driven concepts under one roof.

PopUp Bagels brings its viral "grip, rip and dip" bagels to Georgetown this Friday, opening a two-story shop at 1078 Wisconsin Ave NW with rotating schmears.

Baltimore favorites Fuzzies Burgers and Stuggy’s debuted at Nationals Park, adding smash burgers, crab‑mac dogs, vegan nachos and new dessert stalls to the concourse.

Mayor Bowser introduced a bill to let D.C. breweries and distilleries partner with medical cannabis manufacturers to make alcohol-free THC beverages for registered patients. The measure creates a licensing path and testing rules while limiting retail to dispensaries.

FSIS has issued a public-health alert after testing found elevated lead in Great Value dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets sold at Walmart. Check 29-oz bags for lot 0416DPO1215.

Rye Bunny, from the Tail Up Goat team, opens April 2 in Adams Morgan with a counter-service, fine-casual menu of shareable mains and affordable wines. Two nightly charity reservations are being held.

The USDA's FSIS issued a public health alert for certain Blackwing‑branded beef and pork produced without an official inspection mark; affected packages were shipped nationwide.

J&J Mex-Taqueria opened a new H Street NE storefront at 1322 H Street NE on March 23, 2026, expanding the Tovar family's D.C. taqueria with tacos, burritos and birria.

The team behind Matt and Tony’s has won city approval to open Little Birdie in Del Ray with a 10-seat outdoor patio and set evening hours. Menu and opening date remain unannounced.

Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls opened a Waldorf location this month, offering Maine-sourced lobster rolls, lobster mac and chowder at the Waldorf Shopping Center.

D.C.-born Timber Pizza is expanding into Virginia with planned stores in Alexandria and Richmond as it ramps up franchising across the Southeast.

Uchi, the Austin-born restaurant from Tyson Cole, will open at 1150 17th St NW with a 185-seat dining room, sushi counter and private rooms later this spring. The project will occupy ground-floor space in the 17xM tower.