The New York, Miami and Austin food scenes are among those featured at Eater.com, but your first course is D.C. Eater.

As well as restaurant reviews, you'll find profiles of chefs and news relating to food. The content is excellent, but sometimes lacks focus. But time spent browsing will be rewarded, especially when exploring sister site Curbed D.C., offering such features as "Camp David for Plebians," and a video tour of Evermay, the luxurious $29 million private estate in Georgetown.

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