It’s summertime, add some ice to that java.

Anything goes when bread is your plate.

It’s the heart of summer, why aren’t you sipping something cold and blended and delicious?

Nacho lovers, take heed: these are our favorite nacho dishes in the city.

With winter fast approaching, you’re probably looking for a good bar to post up and drink until spring. We’ve got you covered.

DCist writers highlight their favorite places to get a damn fine cup of coffee around the D.C. area.

A dish I’ve come to fancy lately is labneh, a staple in many Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurants and other eateries with a penchant for small dishes.

City Desk reported yesterday on the latest developments for what will go into what used to be the Church of the Reformer at 14th and T NW. For months, many in the neighborhood have been debating the merits of local diner magnate Constantine Stavropoulos purchasing the building and create another take on his well-liked group of eateries like Tryst and Open City. But Stavropoulos was unable to take over the building’s lease; now, he’s combined…

Come 7 a.m., D.C.-area coffee counters turn into mini-war zones. Every morning, baristas are assaulted with wave after wave of java-heads, looking for their morning fix, and only the most grizzled, hardened and well-trained survive. This weekend, the Mid Atlantic Regional Barista Competition comes to D.C. to weed out the weaklings and find the best local barista. This year’s competition, hosted by Murky Coffee, takes place in the Washington Convention Center from February 15-16 alongside…