Emily Venezky is a digital writer/editor for WTOP.com. She specializes in topics related to food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, and the food industry, with a particular focus on chain restaurants, restaurant innovation, and food safety. Emily's work has been featured in Eater, Yahoo, and Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, among others.
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Where to find fried chicken, local oysters, luxe meats, and more
Thousands of diners, guests, and event attendees keep the bar and kitchen busy at Arlo Williamsburg
By: Emily Venezky
Zavala’s Barbecue stayed open for 30 days straight to feed the hungry soccer fans streaming into Texas this summer
16 places to please picky eaters of any age
By: Emily Venezky, Tierney Plumb
Tracking the newest restaurants and bars opening around D.C.
The Northwest neighborhood is home to options for creative pizzas, Thai dishes, and French bistro fare
The new West Loop restaurant from the team behind Oriole is more casual but still incredibly creative
A D.C. chef known for his Indian food reinvents the former Passenger space
La Merna debuts in Dupont with promising toasts, pastas, and salads — but the real show-stopper is the crisp Midwest pizza
Continental Club serves classic martinis and Old Fashioneds with a bird’s-eye view of the gold leaf-adorned grand hall
