Restaurants in DC for dessert only recs
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Anonymous
Yes. The actual address is: The Cheesecake Factorymore info? 5345 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest Washington, DC 20015 (202) 364-0500 |
Anonymous
Sorry, bad cut-and-paste. Actual address: The Cheesecake Factory 5345 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest Washington, DC 20015 (202) 364-0500 |
Anonymous
| What's wrong with Cheesecake Factory? OK, not the most unique, but you can't tell me you don't like 1 of the 1000 items on their menu. |
Anonymous
| Et Viola in Palisades has amazing dessert. |
Anonymous
Isn't that by Mazza gallery? I can spit and hit MD from there. |
Anonymous
| La Rouche in Georgetown has a lovely French pastry selection. Also in Georgetown, Leonard's Konditerei. |
Anonymous
(I really hope this isn't the OP. Chill the F--- out whoever you are.) I love the desserts at Chef Geoff. Make a reservation wherever you go b/c dinner's in mid swing even at 8:30 |
Anonymous
| Central has great desserts and a good bar scene. Tabard Inn is quieter, but also great desserts. |
Anonymous
I think it would be lowercase "f---" just FYI. |
Anonymous
| If it's chilly, I like to cozy up in the lounge at the Tabard Inn, because it's old-school and quiet. |
Anonymous
Another really crowded place at 8:00 pm. They won't see you for just dessert in the dining room at that time (I know, I've tried it). If you can get a seat in the lounge you can get dessert there, but finding a seat is another issue... |
Anonymous
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The riccotta doughnuts at Fiola rule.
Might call ahead, though, to see if it's going to be a problem getting a table for dessert when the restaurant is in the middle of the dinner rush. |