1. Annabelle
8.6
2132 Florida Ave NW (at R St NW), Washington, D.C.
New American Restaurant · Northwest Washington · 4 tips and reviews
Bridget Gael: LOVE this spot- great ambiance, impeccable service & great food- we loved the heirloom tomatoes, char, and sticky pudding cake. Superb wine list- Mark their sommelier is a great guide
Julia Park: Chicken is very juicy, soft, delicious. Octopus - soft and perfectly seasoned. We had tuna appetizer, good but have tasted elsewhere as nice… service was fantastic. Lovely space - bar tender 100/100!
Gonzalo: Carefully crafted menu. Delicious sea bass and rabbit. Excellent desert menu. Of note, the staff’s attention to detail.
2. Little Coco's
8.9
3907 14th St NW, Washington, D.C.
Italian Restaurant · Petworth · 17 tips and reviews
Ben R: Awesome new addition to the neighborhood. Recommended: brandade fritters, heirloom tomato bruschetta, cacio e pepe pasta (al dente perfection). Pizzas at neighboring tables looked great too.
Jaclyn C: Everything we tried was delicious, from the cocktails to the food. Enjoyed the octopus bruschetta, pate, vesuvius pizza, and bartender.
Amy Cummings: Get the cacio e pepe. I know it’s simple, but it’s delicious.
5. dLeña
8.5
476 K St NW, Washington, D.C.
Restaurant · Mount Vernon Square · 6 tips and reviews
Omari Allen: Love the ambiance here. If you can’t get a resy for the main dining room, ask if you can sit downstairs at the speakeasy. Fav parts of my meal were La Luna, the short ribs tacos, and the enchiladas!
Bobby: Can’t go wrong with any of the guacamole options. The seafood enchiladas and empanadas were solid too.
April Armstrong: The CrabCake Tostada, Grilled Mushroom Tacos, and Wood Grilled chicken were delicious 😋
6. Kingbird
8.5
2650 Virginia Ave NW, Washington, D.C.
Restaurant · Foggy Bottom · 5 tips and reviews
Amber Shi: The duck breast is very impressive. Get it in medium. The cocktail called Strawberry is good too if you like gin.
Maggie MacG: The burger here is sooo good (comes with fries) and is very shareable. The service here is excellent, much much better than the Top of the Gate.
Raakin Roll: The Milkshake (consisting of vanilla, chocolate, peanut butter) and the salmon is best done here
10. The Grill Room
7.9
1050 31st St NW (C&O Canal), Washington, D.C.
American Restaurant · Georgetown · 7 tips and reviews
Washington Post: Soup bowls tend to return to the kitchen licked clean. Smoked tomato soup arrives w/ a slender crouton, dappled with a vivid red pepper puree. Pureed cauliflower whispers of garlic, fennel and bacon. Read more.
Alex O.: Great terrace for breakfast, lunch & dinner...
Alex O.: Great a la carte Brunch every Saturday & Sunday
14. FIG & OLIVE
8.2
934 Palmer Alley NW, Washington, D.C.
Mediterranean Restaurant · Downtown-Penn Quarter-Chinatown · 41 tips and reviews
Nicole Alexandra Góes: Love their cocktail menu and their crostini!
Io As Soon: It's a very good restaurant. Wine and food are tasty. You have a dj at the night and the place around is beautiful. Then Staff is very kind
Bitches Who Brunch: The Bitches say: A. We had a delightful, delicious experience at the posh Fig & Olive. Once it’s cleared for Salmonella-free business again, we’d take our chances and go back again. Read more.
15. 1789 Restaurant
8.2
1226 36th St NW (at Prospect St NW), Washington, D.C.
American Restaurant · Georgetown · 39 tips and reviews
Erica Wertheim: phenomenal food! loved the carpaccio and the strawberries and cream for dessert
Steve Roemerman: Yes ..... There are a lot of old people here. We can afford it!
Washingtonian Magazine: With its cobblestone foyer, wood-paneled dining rooms, and formal service, this Georgetown restaurant is a lovely throwback. What to get: Tagliatelle with clams and bacon & rockfish with lobster farro