I often walk by interesting looking restaurants while headed someone else in the city or read about places in The Washingtonian and the like, or maybe I just hear about a place from a friend. This page includes a list of the restaurants in DC that I want to try out. Once I’ve been to a restaurant listed here, I’ll write a review and on the blog and remove it from the list. If you have any suggestions, please let me know! 
Eat Bar
2761 Washington Blvd., Arlington, VA., 22201
(703) 778-9951
Oyamel Cocina Mexicana visited!
401 7th St. NW, 20004
(202) 628-1005
Citronelle
3000 M St. NW, 20007
(202) 625-2150
Minibar (at Cafe Atlantico)
405 8th St. NW, 20004
(202) 393-0812
Sushi-Ko Visited!
2309 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 20007
(202) 333-4187
Komi
1509 7th St. NW, 20036
(202) 332-9200
Heritage India
2400 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 20007
(202) 331-3106
Makoto
4822 MacArthur Blvd. NW, 20007
(202) 298-6866
Cafe Atlantico Brunch Visited!
CoCo Sala
929 F. St. NW, 20004
(202) 347-4268
Restaurant Eve
110 South Pitt St., Old Town Alexandria
(703) 706-0450
Tackle Box
3245 M St. NW, 20007
(202) 337-TBOX (8269)
Hook
3241 M St., 20007
(202) 625-4488
CityZen
Mandaring Oriental
1330 Maryland Ave., SW
(202) 787 6006
Vidalia
1990 M St. NW
202 659 1990
Inn at Little Washington
309 Middle St.,
Washington, VA.
(540) 675 3800
The Source
575 Pennsylvania Ave NW
(202) 637 6100
2941
2941 Fairview Park Dr.
Falls Church
(703) 270 1500
I stumbled upon your blog looking for a review of a restaurant in Little Rock. Great blog, I really like it. As a fellow transplanted Arkansan in DC, and someone who once worked in the kitchen at Spaule, a few suggestions to your already good list:
Cork- Call ahead (after 6?) and you can put your name on the list, which will save you a lot of waiting time on the weekend since they don’t take reservations. Great wine at incredible prices and food from a chef who worked at…
Cityzen- Special occasion for sure, but they’ve got an incredible deal where you can do a 3 course tasting at the bar for $45.
Granville Moores: Fun, casual, and in one of the more exciting neighborhoods in the city. Great start to a night out, great beer list. Besides, Bobby Flay got his ass beat there.
Corduroy: A gem of a restaurant and one you’ll hear a lot “food” people, either in the business or just diners, bring up a lot. Tremendous soups.
On your current list, get to Komi. Now. Stop delaying. Also check out DonRockwell.com. Pretty much ground zero for the DC dining scene. Look forward to your reviews.
I don’t know WHY I just now saw this response–must have been busy studying and my husband *cough!* forgot to tell me after he approved it–but these are some great suggestions. I don’t know if I’ve said it on my site or not, but I have some of the fondest food memories of Spaule. I think Spaule took my interest in food and developed it for the first time. My mom and I used to eat there every Monday, and I was so so sad when it closed. Maybe it’s just the fond memories, but Spaule was one of my favorite restaurants of all time, and I’ve always longed for it.