
Source: Washingtonian Food
Every so often, some news outlet trots out a story about DC’s “power dining scene” and pretends to be amazed that a CNN anchor, the vice president, and a Republican senator might have all eaten in the same place at different points in time. The New York Times is the latest culprit to fall for this cliche with a story headlined “The Dish on the Washington Power Dining Scene.” I’ll sum it up for you: people in positions of power sometimes like to eat out at cool restaurants. Surprise! It’s time to bust this myth: There is no such thing as a “power …