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Daniella Byck

Lifestyle Editor

Daniella Byck joined Washingtonian in 2022. She was previously with Outside Magazine and lives in Takoma.

Food

How Restaurateur Ivan Iricanin Became the All-You-Can-Eat King of DC

The Ambar owner offers bottomless menus around the clock at his flagship, Buena Vida, and Baba.

Bottomless Brunch, Ambar, Buena Vida, Ivan Iricanin | Feb 26, 2020

A pork chop is cooked on charcoal and pecan wood. Photo by Rey Lopez.

Food

Pair Steakhouse Classics With Build-Your-Own Martinis at the Wharf’s Newest Restaurant

Mi Vida chef Roberto Santibañez opens The Grill.

The Wharf, Roberto Santibañez | Feb 19, 2020

Food

A Sushi Hand Roll Counter and Japanese-Inspired Cocktail Bar Open in Old Town

The Handover and King's Ransom debut in the former PX and Eammon's space.

Old Town, cocktail bar, hand roll | Feb 18, 2020

A brunch plate at Boundary Stone. Photo courtesy of Boundary Stone.

Food

Where to Eat Brunch on Presidents’ Day Around DC

Plan your Monday mimosas.

Brunch Around DC, Bottomless Brunch, President's Day, bottomless mimosas | Feb 14, 2020

Food

Cranes Brings Spanish/Japanese Tasting Menus and an Eclectic Sake Collection to Penn Quarter

Chef Pepe Moncayo offers both a la carte tapas and a six-course set menu.

Penn Quarter, Japanese Restaurants, omakase, Spanish Restaurants | Feb 7, 2020

Eat unlimited ramen at Mess Hall's Ramen World. Photo courtesy of Mess Hall.

Food

Mess Hall’s Ramen World Returns With Bottomless Bowls and Beers

Slurp ramen and sip cocktails from Hatoba, ABC Pony, Thamee, and more.

Ramen, Mess Hall, all-you-can-eat, Ramen World | Jan 31, 2020

Ice Cream Jubilee is partnering with Eclipse Foods to create dairy-free versions of their bestsellers. Photo courtesy of Ice Cream Jubilee.

Food

Ice Cream Jubilee Is Now Serving the Beyond Meat of Ice Cream

Sample dairy-free banana bourbon caramel and Thai iced tea flavors for free this weekend

Ice Cream, Ice Cream Jubilee, Dairy-free, Eclipse Foods | Jan 31, 2020

Shop Made In DC is the only retailer opening at the Roost. Photo courtesy of Shop Made In DC.

Food | Shopping

Shop Made In DC Is Coming to Neighborhood Restaurant Group’s Food Hall

The store dedicated to local makers is bringing events and classes to the Roost.

Shop Local, Neighborhood Restaurant Group, Shop Made in DC, The Roost | Jan 28, 2020

News & Politics

Meet the DC Reporter Who’s Tracking Senate Milk Consumption

CQ Roll Call's Joshua Eaton chronicles milk-drinking during Trump's impeachment trial.

impeachment, Milk, CQ Roll Call, Joshua Eaton | Jan 23, 2020

Welcome the Year of the Rat at the annual DC Chinese New Year Parade. Photo by Edward Der.

Food

Where to Eat Chinese Food Around DC’s Annual Chinese Lunar New Year Parade

Celebrate with Peking duck and dim sum.

Chinatown, Chinese food, Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year | Jan 23, 2020

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