All the Coverage from Classics Week 2015

Where to Grab Stupendous Crab Cakes Around D.C.

Dig into one of the Mid-Atlantic’s famous treasures

22 Iconic D.C. Area Dishes Available for Takeout Right Now

Tastes every DMV diner should know

These Classic D.C. Restaurants and Bars Are Still Worth a Visit

New isn't necessarily better

Highlights from Classics Week 2015

Scenes from Florida Ave. Grill, 25 Old-School Restaurants worth visiting and much more.

Martinis Encouraged: A Dozen Classic Steakhouses for D.C.'s Meat Lovers

These ARE your daddy's steakhouse.

A Quick Guide To D.C's Presidential Restaurant History

George Washington ate here.

Beyond Ben's: 11 Takes on D.C.'s Iconic Half-Smoke

Try these classic snappy sausages around town.

Watch Pastry Chef Celia Lewis Make — And Ignite — DBGB's Famed Baked Alaska

Welcome to The Hot Dish, a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the dishes of the moment.

Eater Readers Miss 21 Federal, Palena, Tung Bor Harbor and More

Eater asked readers which restaurants they missed the most.

Can You Name the Shuttered DC Restaurant By Its Dining Room Photo?

Take the quiz, and see how good your memory is.

Let's Play a Game — How Many Restaurants in this 1961 D.C. Guide Still Exist?

Not many.

The Grays Remember Jean Louis and La Colline

More restaurateurs remember treasured D.C. restaurants for Power Hour.

Black's Brings Back Addie's Roast Chicken

The restaurant is gone, but the poultry lives on.

Ris LaCoste Misses Mel Krupin's, The Guards and (Of Course) 21 Federal

Food Writer David Hagedorn Was Busy Cooking Calf's Liver in the 90s

Some old menus from the former chef's past.

Jeff Buben Remembers Le Lion D'or

Eater reached out to some chefs and restaurants to reminisce for Power Hour.

Serving The Mighty Mo Brings Up Memories for Marriott Marquis Customers

Dining on items from the old Hot Shoppes menu encourages customers to share their stories.

Long Lost Restaurant Power Hour Starts RIGHT NOW

It's time to wax nostalgic.

Get a Gin Rickey and a Mint Julep on Eater's Classics Bar Crawl

Keep it classy with this classics bar crawl.

Iron Gate: How Neighborhood Restaurant Group Reinvented a Classic

What happens when you put a new restaurant in a 135-year-old space?

Milk and Cookies: Not Just for Kids and Santa at These D.C. Restaurants

Ripple started a mini-trend.

Travel Back in Time with These Old Restaurant Menus

Old Ebbitt Grill charged 30 cents for a tuna sandwich back in 1945. Today, they serve Wagyu beef pot roast for $14.95.

Take a Tour Through The Storied History Of Georgetown's 1789 Restaurant

Why it's called 1789, secret doors, a creepy puppet and more historic artifacts than any episode of 'Antiques Roadshow.'

Florida Avenue Grill, Sunday, 11:30 a.m.

Welcome back to Eater Scenes, where photographer Rey Lopez captures an iconic D.C. restaurant at a specific time of day.

Three D.C. Institutions That Were Farm-to-Table Before It Was Cool

These places have done it since the beginning.