In a matter of months, House staffers will find something new on the menu after fan-favorite chains and a handful of local businesses were chosen to liven up the food scene on Capitol Hill.
Construction begins in August to accommodate a wave of new vendors promising variety and options for all diets and allergies. After nearly a decade of complaints, the overhaul is a welcome development to lawmakers and aides alike who believe the previous offerings were subpar.
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