A new feature that highlights Washington Life’s favorite dishes in the area, from scrumptious desserts to not-to-be-missed appetizers, and unparalleled entrees. Bon appetit!

Bistro Bis Bistro Bis

SMOKED SALMON "RILLETTES" are but one of the many tasty treats you will find on the Bistro Bis lunch menu. A ring of smoked salmon encircles the inner pâté of salmon and herbs that is topped with cucumber-red onion salad and placed on a toasted brioche, with dill crème fraîche drizzled around it. Decadent yet not too heavy, perfect for lunch!

15 E Street, NW.
(202) 661-2700

Smith Point Smith Point

SEARED DIVER SCALLOPS with CREAMY SAGE GRITS, SHAVED VIRGINIA HAM and CIDER BROWN BUTTER: A very long title for a very tasty dish! Smith Point has quickly become a favorite of Georgetowners for its Nantucket style fare at fair prices." Chef David Scribner's menu changes weekly, featuring fresh combinations of seafood, meats and farmers market produce.

Open for dinner Wednesday - Saturday at 1338 Wisconsin Ave., NW.
(202)333-9003

Finn & Porter Finn & Porter

FINN'S FISH & CHIPS: This house specialty at Finn & Porter is an appealing twist on a classic dish. Appealing both to the eye and the taste buds, tempura-style Alaskan halibut rests on an of assemblage hand-cut French fries cleverly shaped like a log cabin enclosing a zesty tartar sauce. This tower of tastiness is topped with a malt vinegar, red onion and green bean salad.

5000 Seminary Road in the Mark Center, in Alexandria.
(703) 379-2346

Café Bonaparte Café Bonaparte

THE JOSEPHINE: Café Bonaparte in Upper Georgetown strives to bring a taste of Europe to Washington, and they do with ease by offering delicious café fare of soups, sandwiches, salads, and most popularly, crepes. Their offerings are divided into "sweet" and "not-so-sweet", both of which excel, but it's the banana and Nutella filled "Josephine" that is the most welcome European import.

1522 Wisconsin Avenue, NW.
(202) 338-8830