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Zola
- 800 F St. NW
Washington DC 20004 - 202-654-0999
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Editorial Review
Mysterious next door neighbor to high-profile Spy Museum gains top ranking on posh foodies' to-do list. Brazen, streamlined interiors conjure a fleet of futuristic yachts: chrome, wood, white leather, butterscotch tones and sultry reds. Award-winning wine list is pure pornography to oenophiles. Americana novelty menu inspired by the unused pages of your mother's cookbook (rabbit pot roast, cherry-glazed quail) with matching side effects (i.e. lobster mac ‘n cheese). Dinner upstages play for pre-theatre crowd.
Features
- Bar Scene
- Bar/Lounge on Premises
- Bridge & Tunnel
- Desserts Exceptional
- Euro
- Good Service
- Handicapped Accessible
- Intimate
- Private Parties
- Uptown Style
- Valet Parking
- Wine List Extensive
Attributes
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Price:
$$$ -
Reservations:
Recommended -
Alcohol:
Full Bar -
Vibe:
Chill, Romantic/Date Spot - Restaurant Type:
American (New)
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