Where should we eat Saturday night?

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[Post New]02/19/2013 08:07
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Anonymous
We lived in the DC Metro area for many years and moved away 2 years ago. We'll be in town this weekend and will be kid free Saturday night. Can you suggest someplace for us to have dinner/drinks? We're coming from the Caps game, so I'd prefer not to need to dress up. Bonus points if the restaurant is newer (as in since 2011 or so) We're flexible on cuisine.

TIA
[Post New]02/19/2013 10:22
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Anonymous
Do you want to be near the Verizon center? Haven't been but i've heard good things about Graffiato, which opened summer 2011.
[Post New]02/19/2013 10:51
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Anonymous
We don't need to stay near the Verizon Center.
[Post New]02/19/2013 10:54
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Anonymous
Rogue 24

Fiola
[Post New]02/19/2013 12:58
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Anonymous
Little Serow
Mintwood Place
[Post New]02/19/2013 13:06
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Anonymous
Proof

Fiola
[Post New]02/19/2013 13:48
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Do you want to be near the Verizon center? Haven't been but i've heard good things about Graffiato, which opened summer 2011.


+1
Graffiato is really cute, right in Chinatown, and supposed to be great and not fussy
[Post New]02/19/2013 13:59
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Anonymous
Graffiato is great. There's also a new Japanese noodle bar next door. It only opened a few days ago.
[Post New]02/19/2013 14:09
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Anonymous
DH was recently at Graffiato and said the food was excellent but it was very very loud, so if you want more of a romantic setting I wouldn't go there.
[Post New]02/19/2013 14:33
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Anonymous
I was underwhelmed by Graffiato. I definitely recommend Proof, right across from the Portrait Gallery. Awesome cocktails, fabulous food and wine, wonderful service.
[Post New]02/19/2013 14:41
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Little Serow
Mintwood Place


Litte Serow. Ha. Waited in line for well over an hour (in line before 5:00) just to be turned away. They could only seat our party of four at tables for two at different times. I would love to try it, but the no reservations policy is BS.
[Post New]02/19/2013 15:50
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Anonymous
Graffiotto is great and you need a reservation. It is right across from the back of the Verizon Center.
[Post New]02/19/2013 19:36
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Anonymous
Blue Duck Tavern:
http://www.blueducktavern.com/gallery/blueduck/home.html

[Post New]02/19/2013 21:35
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Anonymous
Graffiato is really freaking loud. Like Metallica loud. You have to not mind that. I wasn't wowed, but lots of people are.

Proof is nice. Great wine list and nice service.

There's lots of new stuff on 14th Street. Pearl Dive Oyster Bar, Estadio, El Centro, Masa 14.
[Post New]02/20/2013 15:24
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do you want to be near the Verizon center? Haven't been but i've heard good things about Graffiato, which opened summer 2011.


+1
Graffiato is really cute, right in Chinatown, and supposed to be great and not fussy


+1 for Graffiato
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