Work dinner for out of town guests: mid-range price, fun DC spot
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Anonymous
| I'm hosting a work dinner for 5 including me; young people ages 29-33. They've never been to DC. Would love to take them somewhere with a view of the Capitol or somewhere similar. Thanks for any recs! |
Anonymous
| Charlie Palmer's. Nothing else for a decent dinner has a Capitol view if that's what you require. Maybe a sliver of it at Capitol Grill. |
Anonymous
| Not the Capitol per se, but how about the Wharf for views? |
Anonymous
| No views, but fun and good food - anything Jose Andres |
Anonymous
| Le Diplomate |
Anonymous
| Places at Capitol Riverfront or Navy Yard. Salt Line, maolina mare. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Go to Jose Andres - most of them would have heard of World Central Kitchen.
Mid Price Range is not going to get you a view (note - we went to dinner for 5 this weekend at district chophouse with only 2 people who had a beer and it was over $200! so be ready) If you do Jaleo downtown, it is a fun dining experience and you can walk to the mall after dinner and have a fun just being down town. |
Anonymous
| What about the place on top of Hotel Washington or the one on top of the Watergate Hotel? Another option could be Kirin's on the Wharf? |
Anonymous
| I would take them to the Old Ebbitt Grill. It is a fun, lively spot in the heart of DC. It is DC's oldest restaurant and the favorite of many presidents. Everyone we've taken there has loved it. |