The fine people at Zagat officially released their 2012 Washington, DC/Baltimore Restaurants Survey today. This year’s top restaurants? Marcel’s, Inn at Little Washington, Komi, CityZen, Rasika, Makoto, Eve, Citronelle, and Palena. Wow, nothing’s changed in the span of a year, has it?

This afternoon, the Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of Washington, D.C. released the results of an evaluation of the “gay-supportiveness” of the politicians running for Mayor and the D.C. Council in this year’s Democratic primary. The scores are based on candidates’ answers on a questionnaire developed by GLAA and their records — the final number is expressed on a scale between positive and negative 10. The results aren’t really that surprising: incumbents won the day…

The 2011 Washington DC/Baltimore Zagat Guide was released today. Zagat’s rankings are based on a survey which rates restaurants’ food, decor, service, and cost on a 30-point scale.

Photo by Kevin H. As if we needed any more evidence that the Washington Nationals are far from D.C.’s most popular professional sports team, the Washington Business Journal reports today that new ratings information indicates that “D.C. is the only TV market in the country where a team from another city gets better ratings than the hometown team.” Yes, apparently an average of 16,000 D.C. households tuned into Orioles games on MASN this season,…