Washington Restaurant Guide
Washington Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our Washington restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the Washington just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in Washington, you've come to the right place.
Our Washington restaurant reviews guide can help you make sense of the thousands of options out there. Happy eating!
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I was first introduced to RCSH (Ruth Chris Steak House) about 6 years ago, and now I couldn't imagine dining anywhere else for my steaks! It surpassed my expectations. Service by knowledgeable and friendly waiters in crisp white shirts. Depending on your location you have the choice of views of the ...
It was an amazing eavening at the Sequoia! The weather was good and we were sitting outside above the beautiful harbour of Washington. Such a nice place...
Why fly all that way to Madrid when you can have the same experience right here. Wonderful food(Try the veal cheecks), great tapas, and tasty sangria. can be expensive but the service and ambiance make the experience well worth the effort!!
This is one of the best values in DC as well as the best Thai food that I have had here. The service is exceptional and they always have good music playing. The sushi may not be totally "classic or authentic" but it is a THAI restaurant not a sushi restaurant!
I would recommend it to anyone, even being a picky eater, I was able to enjoy everything. Ideal for a large group and the atmosphere is amazing.
A small, reasonably priced middle-eastern resturant that understands how to prepare lamb and rice very will. Salads and kabobs of various kinds are also available, but go for the lamb they serve.
Glad to see this place is still going. We left DC 8 years ago but this was one of our favourite haunts. Enzio's chicken, one of his own creations, is the BEST and I have never seen it on any other Italian menus. When we brought my uncle, a priest, there the day before our wedding, the Enzios trea...
As I am always in search for a good sushi place in my neighborhood, when Thai Chef was recently renovated to include a sushi bar, I paid a visit without any delay. Despite its chic open-air decor that I liked, my experience was quite disappointing and unpleasant with respect to their sushi and thei...
This little restaurant is likely one of the best kept secrets in DC. I hardly ever see anyone flowing in or out, but it has a good blend of Indonesian and Thai food for those that enjoy meat or the vegitarian in all of us. It is affordable and the food itself is good. The best part was they did n...
C'etait magnificant, et j'aime les serveurs! (It was magnificant, and I like the waiters!)
The buffet offers a small selection with no desert. Menu items are average, but overpriced.
(11/24/2001)
We arrived at this restaurant early, approx 6:00 PM. We wanted to sit at the sushi bar but the waitress explained that they were not ready. We came back about 1/2 hr later and they would still not seat us at the sushi bar. The sushi chef was rude and told us that we would have to sit at a table. Not...
I've been going there for about 8 years or so for both lunch and dinner. One of the best value Thais around in an upbeat neighborhood. Only downside is the decor. Its bland and below street level. But the food is on par with Busara. I believe both restaurants are owned by the same people. You have t...
I have frequented this restaurant for close to 10 yrs. I moved from Arlinton 3 yrs. ago & try to go back to Cafe La Ruche when I'm in DC.3-4 times/yr.B'fast or Brunch is outstanding,omelletes & eggs benedict delicious. Breads & desserts & pastries to die for. It is also a great price performer. Eat ...
Truly enjoyed the atmosphere. Best with group of fun-loving friends to enjoy the new cuising and sharing of utensils. Entertainment was great no matter the size or shape.
Trendy and upmarket restaurant. My favourite in the DC area. I visit it whenever I come to DC from Europe.
This is a great restaurant for a meal on the go! The food here is great, especially for the money, and your options (though they all come in a wrap) are plenty - from asian to southwestern. Wrap Works comes close to perfection for a restaurant offering a quick, tasty, inexpensive bit to eat.
Th pizza in this quaint Adams Morgan establishment is some of the best I've had, but the restaurant itself is nothing much to look at. I've been here three times, each after ten, when the bar crowd (me included) rolls in. The waitstaff is leisurely but very friendly, and they do well navigating the ...
The decor featuring framed front pages of newpapers headlining momentous historical events was quite charming, and the food was good, but nothing special (after all, it is a bar). The drink specials made the experience even better, as did the after-dining-hours dance party around the bar. This resta...
The service here was a bit slow, but that was to be expected, considering the restaurant was quite crowded. The white collars that were looking to shed their stress with good food and drink added to the boisterous upscale-american atmosphere, and the dining itself was great, from the appetizers to t...