Date night in DC - advice on restaurant

Anonymous
We’ve been starting date night once a month just recently. We could count on one hand how many dates we’d been on in 5 years (kids, no family options nearby, etc). We’ve already been to imperfecto, 7 reasons and Amazonia recently.

We are considering the following:

Rooster and owl
Red hen
El cielo
St anslem

Any others we should be considering? I know some of these are pricey but we also don’t want to break the bank. Any feedback is welcome!
Anonymous
You don't want to break the bank but El Cielo is on there. Might as well strike that from your list - it's $$$$$$$.

I'm a R&O fan.
Anonymous
I'd cross St. Anselm off the list. One of the worst, most underwhelming meals I've had in DC.
Anonymous
OP here:

Thanks for the tidbit on st anslem and you’re right about el cielo - just checked the pieces. Wow!

Leaning to rooster and a new suggestion from friends, kinship.
Anonymous
Vote for red hen. Great bang for your buck!
Anonymous
Red Hen
Kinship
Convivial
Centrolina

Martha Dear in Mt Pleasant is really cozy and lovely for winter
Anonymous
Have you been to Del Mar? It's really tasty and has a nice vibe. Also:
Grazie Nonna
Primrose
Red Hen
Dauphine's
Anonymous
Love Rooster and Owl. Red Hen is nice too
Anonymous
The Red Hen is great. I'd also suggest Primrose, Pennyroyal Station, Little Coco's, and Maketto.
Anonymous
Fiola Mare, great food, great views, nice vibe.
Anonymous
Lupo Verde, Reveler's Hour
Anonymous
Elle in Mt Pleasant
Bresca is one of my favorites
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Have you been to Del Mar? It's really tasty and has a nice vibe. Also:
Grazie Nonna
Primrose
Red Hen
Dauphine's


Please OP, don’t go to Del Mar. Overrated and overpriced and does not belong in the same sentence as others mentioned here.
Anonymous
Rooster & Owl
Revelers Hour
Chez Billy Sud
Etto
Primrose
Maydan
China Chilcano
Cafe Riggs
Annabelle
Anonymous
Add Albi to the list. But if your choices rooster and owl I’d you want a fixed course meal and red hen if you want to be able to have flexible to order off the menu.
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