Day-glow drinks and spicy plates for the people living "Sex and the City."
When Hollywood comes to Washington, they want curry.
Why spoil a Sunday with yet another eggs Benedict snorefest when you can shake up your brunch routine with Latino-inspired dim sum?
Banal French name understates real French flare.
- Cedar
- Penn Quarter
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American (New)
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$$$
Top Pick!
The chicer, more playful culinary sister of the famed Citronelle.
- Coco Sala
- Penn Quarter
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Bistro, Dessert, Eclectic & Global
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Top Pick!
Willy Wonka comes to Washington and pimps the chocolate factory.
- IndeBleu
- Penn Quarter
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French, Indian
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$$$
Austin Powers jets off to Bombay for the tapas and the women.
Means "paradise" in provençale dialect. Also translates as "calling the wine snob's bluff."
- Minibar
- Penn Quarter
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Eclectic & Global
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$$$$
Top Pick!
Matisse versus Dali in a colorful cook-off. Pay to have your tongue teased by an artist.
- Oya
- Penn Quarter
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Asian, French
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$$$
Sneaking away for a tryst with Mr. Tall, Dark and Works Down-the-Hall?
- Oyamel
- Penn Quarter
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Mexican
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$$$
Even Mexicans eat here--Mexicans with gringo chauffeurs.
These puns do go rather well with my cheesy French onion soup.
- Proof
- Penn Quarter
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American
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$$$
This earthy urban restaurant and wine bar adds a hint of homeyness.
- PS7
- Penn Quarter
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American (New)
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$$$$
So many flavors in so many ways and live goldfish in the bathrooms. Is that a gimmick in your gimlet?
Be forewarned. The inventive cocktails and chatty bartender may tempt you into trading your table for a liquid dinner.
The whole of Asia in a blender on high and yet so fancy!
- The Source
- Penn Quarter
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American (New), Asian, Seafood
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$$$$
Big new museum for profit comes with big new restaurant, also for profit.
- Zengo
- Penn Quarter
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Asian, Mexican
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$$
Samurai warrior meets Carmen Miranda on a plate.
- Zola
- Penn Quarter
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American (New)
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$$$
. . . and up on the Lido deck, there's a demonstration on poaching quail eggs.
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