For years the shortest way to describe summer in the Little City was to point at the Saturday Farmers Market and shrug. That still works. What has changed is the mile of West Broad Street running from Modera down to the West Falls town center, which spent the last twelve months turning into a dinner corridor with three distinct anchors and a food hall on the way.
The city has quietly split its social geography in two. Broad Street handles food. Park Avenue handles everything else.
The One-Mile Stretch That Rewrote Dinner
Start at Modera Falls Church, the mixed-use building at 1001 W. Broad. Tatte Café opened its first Falls Church location there on October 15, joining Crystal City and Clarendon on the short list of Arlington-area Tatte outposts. Two doors down,
