Siam House serves delectable Thai favorites in the charming Cleveland Park—a neighborhood known for its fine restaurants. This quaint little place has a delicate decor. The tables are scattered throughout the dining area, giving patrons a sense of privacy. Noodles are a specialty here, along with curry and vegetarian offerings. The grilled chicken and tofu dishes are also equally tempting.
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Rooster & Owl invites patrons to savor exclusive experiences in a sumptuous atmosphere, where delightful meals, innovative cocktails, and intimate conversations seamlessly fuse to create unforgettable memories. As an acclaimed one-Michelin-starred restaurant deserving of recognition, it captivates diners with an eclectic menu boasting artfully crafted dishes complemented by an extensive selection of spirits. Renowned for its sophisticated yet inviting ambiance, efficient and professional service, and impeccable vibes, this establishment elevates the culinary scene of the vibrant capital city.
Matchbox
A century-old vending machine warehouse on Capitol Hill transformed into a refined bistro, is today known as Matchbox. Renowned for serving pizzas made in a wood-fired brick oven, this restaurant on Capitol Hill is a firm favorite of many. With a warm and welcoming ambiance, it is washed in brown accents and covered in wooden furnishings, giving it an elegant vintage ambiance. When here, try out their signature Matchbox Meat pizza covered with bacon, pepperoni, and sausage submerged in alluring gooey cheese. Also, guests can choose to dine on the patio while watching the world pass by.
Perry's is a cornerstone of the Adams–Morgan nightlife and restaurant scene. The large, high-ceiling interior on the lower level ranks high on the city's list of the most flamboyant and eccentric. Rooftop dining is open in the warmer months. With a sushi bar and a menu that includes Tex–Mex, pizza and tapas, this restaurant offers a bit of everything, especially on Sundays, when brunch is accompanied by Washington's most outlandish drag queen show. The chicness of the interior reflects in the presentation of their food, which appears as nothing less than a work of art. Albeit on the pricier side, this restaurant ensures complete value for your money.
Enjoy a contemporary twist on traditional American cuisine at The Dabney. This upscale dining venue on Blagden Alley serves up a wonderful compilation of tweaked regional delicacies that are meticulously prepared under the guidance of well-known chef Jeremiah Langhorne. If you truly wish to indulge in a memorable gustatory experience, order the grilled swordfish or the Buffalo River New York Strip, which happen to be some of the favorites from the menu. Pair them with the 'Colonial Liquid Courage' or 'The Mile Marker', Dabney's two standout signature cocktails.
This Georgetown establishment has been a favorite watering hole for a diverse mix of Washingtonians since it opened its doors in 1963. The brick walls are covered in a cloudy color and vintage model planes circle near the glass ceiling. With a menu that changes daily, Clyde's offers a large selection of fine food, including items such as T-bone steak, rotisserie chicken, mahi-mahi and barbecued ribs. Brunch includes old favorites: omelets, waffles, steak and eggs and is served on weekends.
Clyde's of Gallery Place, located in Washington, DC's vibrant Penn Quarter neighborhood adjacent to the Capital One Arena, is a bustling restaurant known for its eclectic American menu and lively atmosphere. The menu offers a diverse selection, from fresh seafood and juicy burgers to seasonal salads and hearty entrees. With its prime location, friendly service, and energetic vibe, Clyde's of Gallery Place is a favorite spot for both casual dining and pre-event gatherings. Across the street from the Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery. Indoor and bar seating available with lunch, dinner, brunch, late night, and raw bar service.
