An excellent place to brunch en masse and drink bottomless mimosas. If weather permits, don’t forget about the back "plaza" featuring an old-world fountain'd, brick-enclosed bocce court. Read more.
There are few places better to dine than Old Ebbitt Grill, the city’s oldest saloon. The Grill has entertained presidents, generals, politicians, & just about every fat cat this town has ever known. Read more.
Awesome comfort food - best spot for a romantic or nice weekend meal when without a reservation!
You will defintely have food prepared in a way that you never thought possible... and you will love it! Desserts are all made in house and are to die for.
This place is a party. Tapas style servings are great for groups of 3-4. The food is dynamite, and almost healthy. Every dish here is a gem.
Be sure to stop by on Wednesday nights when flamenco dancers transport you to Spain over plates of tiny tapas. Try the eggplant flan or eel with shallots for an exotic snack, and don't forget sangria.
Great for theater nights. They have a "pre event" menu with a choice of appetizer, any entree, and a choice of dessert at a reasonable fixed price.
Bar Pilar is one part restaurant — with a seasonal menu that veers from classic fried chicken to the more intriguing pan-fried calves brains — and one part watering hole. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Bistec in Salsa Pasilla is fantastic. Make sure to get some horchata and try the chocolate pudding -> "Mexico's gift to the world" and the favored aphrodisiac of a Mexican emperor. Everything we had w
It’s serving comfy, classic French bistro food-the kind of stuff that transcends culinary trends & fashions. We’re talking snails in herbed butter, onion soup, charcuterie, steak frites, & coq au vin.
