Experience the charm of Bistro Cacao, Capitol Hill’s hidden French gem since 2009. Indulge in a romantic dinner in our cozy curtained booths, enjoy a popular lunch or weekend brunch, or unwind with craft cocktails and small bites during happy hour on our charming bar and patio...
Inspiration for Robert Wiedmaier's Mussel Bar is an old-world Belgian roadhouse serving Bière, Moules & Frites, the kind of place where Chef in his youth would head late night to unwind with kitchen colleagues, eat simple food and listen to good music. He's one of the first to 'muscle' the...
Era Wine Bar is a sommelier-owned, world fusion wine bar and kitchen serving plates and pours from around the world. We're located in the historic Singer Building of Mount Rainier, MD, just seconds from the Washington, D.C. border. Era is a two-time RAMMYs finalist for "Wine Program of the Year"...
Quintessential Steak House, timeless yet contemporary. Unique in-house meat program, serving only aged Certified Angus Beef cuts, wet and dry-aged products, and select Japanese and domestic Wagyu beef. Complimented by a daily fresh sheet, in-house pastry desserts, small-batch bourbons and scotches, and our award-winning wine list. We are known...
Let us take you way, way back to ancient cities like Tunis, Marrakech, and Fez where medinas (Arabic for city or town) were fortified cities built by locals to defend themselves from invaders. When the fortifications didn’t work and colonists like the French descended on these North African cities, those...
1789 is a historic fine dining restaurant and bar located in the heart of Georgetown with a charming and elegant atmosphere. Known for its classic American cuisine, 1789 offers a menu that showcases seasonal ingredients and innovative flavors. The restaurant's culinary team is dedicated to creating dishes that are both...
The original legendary saloon that started it all. Ever since joining the neighborhood in 1963, Clyde’s has become a favorite among residents of Northwest Washington and helped to transform M St. from a row of dimly lit watering holes to the commercial destination it is today.