The Gallery Place restaurant will also institute policies and employee training to ensure the place is compliant with the District’s anti-discrimination laws.

Brazil’s national drink got a boost in the U.S. after last year’s Rio Olympic games, and has only continued to flourish.

For this year’s Super Bowl, ditch the corn chips and go with something more symbolic as players hoof it around throwing a pigskin.

At some bars, the specialties are worth sticking to.

This year’s crop of cherry blossom cocktails is actually quite good.

Put on the stretchy pants and dig in.

D.C. bartenders must fact the task of concocting a Halloween-themed drink to fit the holiday that coincides with a culinary tradition of meeting consumers’ demands for pumpkin spice in everything from doughnuts to tequila.

International wrangling sparked anew this week when The Atlantic reported that the Cuban Interests Section (aka, the Cuban Embassy) plans to open “Hemingway’s Bar,” a Cuban-themed watering hole, in its building near Columbia Road and 16th Street NW.

The recent closing of Cafe Atlantico reminded me of the first time I had tres leches cake. Even eight years later, it still looms large in my mental bank of desserts.

Tonight: Cubra Libre now has a happy hour (and it starts tonight), Whitlow’s celebrates the opening of its rooftop bar, Artisphere shows a film about 8 D.C. bands, The Who’s rock opera plays at AFI Silver theater, live talk show “You, Me, Them, Everybody” records at The Looking Glass Lounge, and contemporary dance company Karen Reedy Dance comes to the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage. Also, later this week, Charlie Sheen is in town and Eatonville hosts a Craft Beer dinner.